https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/594dce43e102e0032517e09d20ffe22d.pdf 853636cd2e4c0131b2d0e6c5d0192c61 PDF Text Text 0 L 0 R A D 0 p A R K s & w I L D L I F 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands �Make Camping & Hunting Reservations Online! >I e Fishing Units e Wildlife Areas e Trust Lands Activities at State Parks: CPW Track-Chair Program Hiking with a Dog: Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species Colorado Parks and Wildlife: Keep Colorado Wild �Contents -------- Printed for free distribution by: Contents Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) What's New: 2025 ............................................................ 1 cpw.state.co.us Reservations ................................................................... 1 Our mission: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife ■ Abbreviation key ............................................................................................... 1 State Fish Units (SFUs)...................................................... 2 ■ What isa SFU?................................................................................................... 2 ■ State fish unit properties &regulations ............................................................. 2 State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) ........................................ 3-30 ■ What is a state wildlife area? .............................................................................3 ■ State wildlife area access rules &pass information ...........................................3 ■ State wildlife area properties &regulations ............................................... 4-30 State Trust Lands (STLs) Hunting and Fishing Access Program .........................31-56 ■ What are trust lands? ....................................................................................... 31 ■ What is the STL Hunting &Fishing Access Program? .......................................... 31 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules .................................................................. 31 ■ STL Hunting & Fishing Access Program properties &regulations ...................32- 56 State Parks ...............................................................S7-65 ■ State park fees &passes .................................................................................. 57 ■ State park access rules..................................................................................... 58 ■ State park properties &regulations ......................................................... 59-65 Ma s........................................................................66-71 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands &parks- Northeast .......................... 66 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands &parks- Southeast .......................... 67 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands &parks- Northwest ......................... 68 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands &parks- Southwest ....................... 69 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands &parks- Central................................ 70 ■ Game management units (GMUs) ................................................................... 71 lands Index b Coun ..............................................72-81 ■ State fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state parks Getthe Brochure Online: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands-brochure resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportw1ities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado's natural resources. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members, asofJuly1015 Richard Reading, Chair James Jay Tutchton, Vice-Chair Eden Vardy, Secretary Jessica Beaulieu Frances Silva Blayney John Emerick Tai Jacober Dallas May Jack Murphy Gabriel Otero Murphy Robinson Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Jeff Davis, ex-officio member Regulation Brochure Editor Cover photo Mark Koenig © CPW photo by Dustin Doskocil Printed July 2025 by Publication Printers, Denver: 108,000 copies The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife (CPW) receives federal financial assistance from multiple bureaus within the U.S. Department of the Interior. Under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (as amended), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title 11 of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability or age. In addition, CPW adheres to all antidiscrimination laws of the state of Colorado. For more information on how to request an accommodation or to file a grievance, please visit dnr.colorado.gov/accessibility. Notice: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrasedfor easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/rules-and-regulations CPW Administrative, Regional & Area Office Locations Administration Registration Office 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-297-1192 (M-F, 8a.m. -5 p.m. MT) Boat, Snowmobile, Off-Highway Vehide 13787 US Hwy. 85 N Littleton, 80125 Only the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. For a list of our state park locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept some licenses for refunds see pages 57-65. Brush Grand Junction 28167Coun1 Rd. T Brush, 8072 970-842-6300 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-155-6100 0722S. Rd.1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 Colorado S11rings Gunnison Montrose 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado ~rings, 80907 719-227- 00 Denver 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7217 Durango 415 Turner Dr. Duran§o, 81301 970-2 7-0855 Fort Collins 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 As of July 2025, printing Colorado Parks and Wildlife hunting regulation brochures has offset205,710 pounds of paper consumption by reforesting 2,475 trees as part of PrintReleaf Exchange. PrintReleaf helps organizations meet their sustainability goals by automatically reforesting the equivalence of their paper consumption and offsetprintreleof ting the carbon emissions associated with their paper and packaging products. 202S Colorado State Recreation Lands • 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 . 303-297-1192 Glenwood S~ings 0088 Wildlife ay Glenwood S~rings, 81601 970-947-19 0 200 S. Spruce. St. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 Hot Sulphur Sprin9s Monte Vista 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-f,OOO Pueblo 346 Grand County R . 362 Hot Sul~hur53rings, 80451 970-72 -62 600 Pueblo Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 Lamar Salida 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 7405 Hw7. SO Salida, 8 201 719-530-5520 Meeker 73485 Hw . 64 Meeker, 811641 970-878-6090 Steamboat Springs 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat 5Irings, 80487 970-870-33 3 �What's New: 202S Re ulation Chan es &New lnfonnation ► Three State Parks Add $2 Daily Vehicle Pass Fee: Chatfield State Park daily ► Canceling and Changing Camping Reservations: Customers can cancel their camping reservations prior to the day of arrival online at cpw.state.co.us/camping (choose "Canceling a Campsite" under "Know Before You Go") or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Once a reservation is checked in (no later than 11 p.m. the day of arrival), it can only be canceled through the park office. vehicle passes are subject to an additional $2 Chatfield Water Basin fee. Golden Gate State Park and State Forest State Park daily vehicle passes are subject to an additional $2 local access fee. See page 57. ► Restriction Updates to Multiple State Parks: Eldorado Canyon has updated timed entry dates and times, while Fishers Peak, Lone Mesa and Sweitzer Lake have new hunting access regulations. See pages 60- 65. ► Access Licenses and Passes in the myColorado™App: CPW resident fishing, small game, small game/fishing combination licenses and the Keep Colorado Wild Pass are accessible through the myColorado- app! Visit mycolorado.gov to learn more. ► Cheyenne Mountain State Park Achieves Gold Standard Site Designation: Cheyenne Mountain State Park has achieved the Leave No Trace Gold Standard site designation. The designation is the highest recognition from Leave No Trace, designed to encourage outdoor education and lessen the impact of increasing recreational impacts. See page 59 for more designated ► Stay Updated on Drought and Fire Conditions in the State: It's important to be conscientious around your home and when recreating during drought conditions in Colorado. The Colorado Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management has a list of current fire bans and danger levels for the state that is an excellent resource for staying aware of fire conditions when traveling in Colorado this summer: Colorado state parks. ► New State Trust Land and State Wildlife Area Properties Added, Regulation Updates to Multiple State Properties. Look forthe ~ Tag: Axial Basin SWA, Big Sandy Creek STL, Cold Springs Mountain STL, Delaney Butte Lakes SWA, Emerald Mountain SWA, James M. John SWA, Lake Dorothey SWA, Pine Tree Gulch STL and others have new regulations. coemergency.com/p/fire-bans-danger.html ► Check Our Other Regulation Brochures for More Information: ► Keep Colorado Wild Pass (Colorado Residents Only): The $29 Keep Colorado Wild Pass is added to annual vehicle registration through the Division of Motor Vehicles (OMV). The $29 pass fee is included automatically unless you choose to opt out. See page 57 for all state park fees and passes. Reservations Huntin Some state wildlife areas, trust landsand parks require reservations to hunt. If required, it is listed under the Depending on the activity youa like to do on our state's public lands, our other brochures such as Fishing, Turkey, Big Game, and Small Game & Waterfowl (todos los foUetos estan disponibles en espaiiol) contain useful additional information to help you recreate responsibly. Be sure to take a look: cpw.state.co.us/regulations-brochures yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado! Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 57- 65.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. If a land name in this brochure. All hunting reservations may be made by phone at 1-800-244-5613 or online: cpw.state.co.us/hunting-reservations. You can make reservations starting at 9 a.m . MT 14 days before the hunt date for small game and waterfowl or 45 days before the hunt date for big game. campsite has an "HD" (handicap designated) after the site number, it is reserved for individuals with handicap placards/plates only. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, The following rulesapply: For campsites, yurts and cabins: ► Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date. ► All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt ► Reservations are not transferable. The person mak- ► Campers can make reservations, 24/7 by phone ing the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted before making the reservation and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ► Small game and waterfowl hunting reservations are not accepted more than 14 days before the hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, unless otherwise specified. ► Big-game hunting reservations are not accepted more than 45 days before the start of the season the reservation is being made for. Big-game hunting reservations are valid throughout the season designated by the license, unless otherwise specified. ► To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date, except for Boyd Lake State Park: Hunting reservations can be canceled up to the starting time of the reserved time slot. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation privileges for the rest of the hunting season, unless otherwise specified. Abbreviation Key Cam in : Cabins, Yurts, Cam sites There are more than 4,000 campsites and 70 cabins and year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. reservations. (1-800-244-5613) or online, from six months in advance through when they arrive at the park. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to campingfees. ► Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to the day of arrival, online at 4WD 4-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle BLM Bureau ofland Management COJCOs. county/counties Colorado Parks and Wildlife CPW CR county road GMU game management unit HA handicap accessible HD handicap designated HWY. highway JCT. junction OHV off-highway vehicle RD. road RES. reservoir SFU state fishing unit SP state park STL state trust land SWA state wildlife area USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/ NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast east/west E/W ATV cpw.state.co.us/camping or by phone: 1-800244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. O n the day of arrival or after, customers must contact the park directly about canceling. It is your responsibility to know tire cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year to year. ► See page 57 for more details on camping at one of Colorado's state parks. Find Ma s Online State wildlife area finder: cpw.state.co.us/swa-finder State trust land finder: cpw.state.co.us/stl-finder State park finder: cpw.state.co.us/state-parks Habitat Stamps ► Habitat Stamps are $12.47, and only one is required per person peryearfor anyone lS-64. Stamps are vafld March 1-March 31 of the following ~ar (13 months). • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license. • Anyone buying a one-day or adcfrtional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buyilg the llitbitat Stamp with the first two ofthese licenses. • Anyone who is approved in the Columbine, first Responder, Vete,an and/or Big Game Mobility programs is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement ► dnr.colorado.gov/accessibility cpw.state.co.us �State Fish Units Note: SWA accessru/es #1- 30 (next page) apply to SFUs. e Fish Unit Pro erties & Re ulations What is an SFU? The term stands for state fish unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. ► Prohibited activities on all SF Us: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting, target practice prohibited. e. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. f. Rock climbing prohibited. g. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. h. Water contact prohibited. i. Feedingfish prohibited, except with fish food provided bySFU. j. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. k. Overnight parking prohibited. ► Bellvue-Watson SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte, go Won CR 28. GMU/Acres: 19 / 58 acres Recreation: limited public use, limited tours ► Chalk Cliffs SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go W for 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N for 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 61 acres Recreation: limited public use, limited tours ► Crystal River SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: l mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/Acres: 43 / 19 acres Recreation: limited public use, limited tours ► Durango SFU - La Plata Co. Directions: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/Acres: 74, 75 / 14 acres Fishing: cold-water stream on Animas River Recreation: Wildlife Museum closed for con- struction Fadlities: Restrooms available when Wildlife Musemn is open. ---------------------------------------------------------------------► Finger Rock SFU -RouttCo. Directions: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/Acres: 26 / 34 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited -----------~-~-~~!~~~-t~~-~~-~~1?'-~-~-~~-~s posted. _______ _ ► Glenwood Springs SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/Acres: 34 / 2 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours 2 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic Species SFU - Alamosa Co. Directions: From 1-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. Gmu: 80 Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Facilities: restroom, drinking water ► Las Animas SFU - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas Won Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/Acres: 125 / 69 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours ► Mount Shavano SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 56 / 45 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Facilities: restroom, drinking water ► Pitkin SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/Acres: 55, 551 / 48 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Restrictions: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ► Poudre River SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 460 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ► Pueblo SFU - ► Rifle Falls SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 15 miles Non Hwy. 325. Pond access from parking lot off Hwy. 325 between mile posts 10 and 11 GMU/Acres: 33 / 600 acres Fishing: cold-water stream and pond Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ► Roaring Judy SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles Non Hwy. 135. GMUs/Aaes: 54, 55 / 778 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, pond fishing Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset. b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 1- Nov. 30. c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns utilizing birdshot for small game and waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. e. Fishing prohibited in the fishing ponds and the connecting hatchery discharge stream to the hatchery outlet (on East River) from the day after Labor Day through Nov. 15. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except when hunting. ► Watson Lake SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go l mile. GMU/Acres: 19 / 90 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: limited tours Facilities: restroom Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 I 105 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited tours Facilities: restroom, aquarium ► Wray SFU - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles Won Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 98 / 355 acres Recreation: limited tours �State Wildlife Areas Don't litter! Pack your trash out. What is a State Wildlife Area? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privately owned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportspersons and managed under state law by CPW employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4-30, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/swa-finder Everyone age 16 years or older must have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on any part of aSWA unless specifically noted. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle or bicycle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads open to public motor vehicle use or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. Game carts allowed. 6. To drive any motor vehicle, snowmobile, OHV or bicycle faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To camp recreationally unless specifically authorized. To leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over 14 days in a 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs, and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand used for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day they are used. The owner's Customer Identification number (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use; they may be used by the public on a first-come, first-served basis. 9. To launch or take out vessels except when actively used for fishing or hunting. To leave vessels beached, anchored, moored or docked overnight except in designated areas. 10. To place fixed or permanent rock climbing hardware without written permission. To remove previously placed fixed or permanent climbing hardware. 11. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 12. To set, build or tend a fire; to leave authorized fires to burn in a careless manner; unattend or fail to completely extinguish any fire. 13. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, llamas and burros may be used in wildlife activities. ► Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass.........................$42.91* ► Youth/Senior Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass...$11.73 ► Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass (one-day)..........$10.00 ► Centennial Annual SWA Pass................................$11.73 (income-eligible Colorado residents) Allprices indude a S1.50 Wildlife Councilsurcharge ifapplicable. *Plus a fee ofS12.47foraColorado Wildlife HabitatStamp, if applicable. Note that one-or five-day licenses andpasses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. Rules for E-Bikes on SWAs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehides with two or three wheels, fully ope@ble pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. There are three dasses: ► Class 1 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ► Class 2 e-bike: Has a motor that assists if the rider is pedaling or not, but stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ► Class 3 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28 mph. In state wildlife areas, e-bikes are allowed on designated roads and within designated camping or parking areas where motorized vehides are allowed. They are prohibited in all other areas. Aquatic Nuisance Species All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. Youth/Mentor Hunting Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .SO-caliber BMG rounds or fully automatic firearms. 14. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 15. To release wildlife or privately owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. 16. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets on any area, except dogs lawfully used while actively hunting, while training dogs for hunting, during CPWlicensed field trials or service animals. 17. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 18. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation, or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 19. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 20. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when a location is identified by a "divers down flag;' and when a scuba diver has a valid scuba certificate from a recognized scuba training organization. 21. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife-oriented activities. 22. To launch, land or operate aircraft or unmanned aerial vehicle, including, but not limited to, drones and model airplanes. 23. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 24. To engage in water contact activity, except where authorized. 25. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 26. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 27. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 28. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on state trust lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 29. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 30. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. cpw.state.co.us �State Wildlife Area Pro erties &Re ulations Everyone age 16 years or older must have a valid hunting or fishing license, or a Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on any part of a SWA, for any reason, unless specifically noted. Note: The Hunting section for each property denotes the species that ore commonly found in and around the area. Species listed con be hunted ifproperty regulations allow (during designatedseasons). ► Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/swa-finder ► 63 Ranch SWA- ► Almont Triangle SWA - ► Adams SWA - ► Andrews Lake SWA- Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 15 miles Son Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,200 acres Hunting: big game, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream fishing Recreation: wildlife viewing Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go Eon Hwy. 40, turn Son Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/Acres: 15 / 650 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Dec. I- July 15. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Gunnison Co. Directions: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / acres: 55 / 643 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open May 1- Nov. 30. San Juan Co. Directions: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 13 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except for handlaunched vessels propelled by hand. ► Andrick Ponds SWA ► Adobe Creek Res. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/Acres: 125 / 5,147 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset, except while camping, htmting, or fishing. b. Water contact activities and the latrnching and use of vessels permitted. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only while fishing. e. Camping allowed in designated and established areas only. f. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ► Alberta Park Res. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/Acres: 80 / 240 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: primitive boat ramp Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels is permitted, except when operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake. ► AlmaSWA- ParkCo. Directions: From Alma, go 1.5 miles Non Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/Acres: 49 / 277 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms 4 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles Non Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 for 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go l mile to CR 2, go Son CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/Acres: 95 / 71 1 acres Hunting: turkey, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash. d. Dog training, fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles, and hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. e. From Sept. l through end of dark-goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. f. Mandatory check in and check out at check stations. Check in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can htrnt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a htmter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. g. From end of dark-goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check in and check out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may htrnt entire property. h. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check stations. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. i. Open June 1- Aug. 31 for wildlife viewing from designated area only. ► Apishapa SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/Acres: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access Aug. 16- May 31. b. Camping permitted by licensed hunters in designated parking areas during designated big game, spring turkey, and fall turkey seasons plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. ► Arkansas River/ Big Bend SWA (Fishing fa5ement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles Eon CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0. 75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/Acres: 56 / 11 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, Arkansas River; fishing only Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check fo r signs. Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Parking and access from designated parking areas. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Atwood SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 96 / 180 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. d. Horse use and dog training prohibited. ► lllm Axial Basin SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 27 miles Son Hwy. 13 to Moffat CR 17, then go 8 miles W. From Meeker, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Moffat CR 17, then go 8 miles W on CR 17. GMU/Acres: 211 / 4,543 acres Hunting: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game Recreation: widllife viewing Restrictions: a. Vehicle access is restricted to Moffat CRs 32, 55, and 133. b. The placing of any portable blind, marker, stand or related structure is �prohibited prior to Aug. I annually and must be removed within 24 hours after harvesting an animal or within 7 days after the end of the archery pronghorn season, whichever comes first. ► Badger Basin SWA (Fishing Easement)- Park Co. Directions: From Hartse(, go E and W on Hwy. 24. Land is directly N ofHartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres Fishing: 22 miles of fishing access. Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited. c. Parking only in designated areas. d. Access only within the fenced and posted easement. ► Banner Lakes SWA- Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go 4 miles Eon Hwy. 52. GMU/Acres: 99 / 934 acres Hunting: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog Fishing: warm-water Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms Restrictions: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Parking and access only from designated areas. c. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and state and federal holidays. During this period, waterfowl reservations available but not required. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn't claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting, training hunting dogs or bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from Oct. 1- end of Feb. f. Vessels prohibited except for handlaunched, hand-propelled vessels used as aid for fishing, hunting or training dogs. g. Horse use and bicycles prohibited. h. Dog training allowed N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16- Aug. 31 only. Dog training allowed S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1- Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ► Basalt SWA- Eagle, Pitkin Cos. Directions: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles Eon USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then goN. GMUs/Acres: 47,444 / 2,577 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: shooting range Restrictions: a. From March 15-Oct. 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. From Oct. 15- March 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Sat and Sun. b. Closed Dec. 1- July 15 except on Christine Lake and Basalt Shooting Range and while spring turkey hunting. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting or on the designated shooting range. d. Vessel use and dogs prohibited. e. Camping prohibited within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. ► Bayfield Lions Club Shooting Range - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango at Hwy 550 & HWY 160, go 5.5 miles Eon HWY 160 to CR 225A, then N .3 miles to CR 223, then 3.6 miles E to range. Restrictions: a. Public access allowed April 1-Nov. 30. b. Public access allowed 9 a.m.- 8 p.m., April 1- Oct. 31. c. Public access allowed 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., Nov. 1- 30. d. Pistol or rifle shooting prohibited on shot-gun trap range. e. Shotguns, shooting slugs only, allowed on pistol-rifle range. f. Except for muzzleloaders, rifles restricted to smaller than .50 caliber. g. Except for clay targets, glass or other break-able targets prohibited. h. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Beaver Creek SWA- Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/Acres: 59 / 2,227 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing. Restrictions: a. Public access allowed May 1- Aug. 14, except while hunting or fishing or while wildlife viewing from designated parking areas. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Beaver Creek Res. SWA- Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 80 / 102 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. b. Launching and use of vessels is permitted, except when operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake. ► Beaver Lake SWA (Marble) - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Marble, go 0.25 miles Eon CR3. GMU/Acres: 43 / 41 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited except for handlaunched, hand-propelled vessels used as an aid for fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No motor vehicles on dam. ► Bellaire Lake SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N for 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/Acres: 8 / 12 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Facilities: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except for handlaunched vessles that are propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Bergen Peak SWA - Oear Creek, Jefferson Cos. Directions: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Sinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 39 / 1,093 acres Hunting: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse Recreation: hiking, horseback riding. Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Big Meadows SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 11 miles Won Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 117 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels is permitted, except when operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake. cpw.state.co.us �► Big Thompson Ponds SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 51 acres Hunting: rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Vessel use prohibited except for handlaunched, hand-propelled vessels used as an aid for fishing or hunting. c. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting or bowfishing. d. Horse use, bicycles, dog training and field trials prohibited. ► Bighorn Springs SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMUs/Acres: 57, 481 / 8 acres Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: a. Open from sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset for fishing only. b. Parking and access from designated parking areas. c. Dogs prohibited. Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dove Fishing: cold-water stream, pond Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access May 1-Dec. 31. Open year-round for hunting, fishing and trapping along Uncompahgre River corridor, from Hwy. 550 to 100 feet from E bank of river. b. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. c. Launching and take-out of nonmotorized vessels allowed. ► Bitterbrush SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/Acres: 11 / 8,081 acres Restrictions: Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 take the W Parachute Exit onto Old Hwy. 6. Travel Won Old Hwy. 6 for 2.6 miles, turn S onto Stone Quarry Rd. Travel 3/4 mile on Stone Quarry Rd., Bill Patterson SWA is on the right hand side of the road. GMUs/Acres: 31 / 4 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: access to the Colorado River for fishing Restrictions: a. Waterfowl hunting allowed from designated blinds only. b. Hunting allowed with shotguns only. c. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Blacktail (Conservation Easement)- Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go Eon Hwy. 40, turn Son Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/Acres: 15 / 610 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse ► Billy Creek SWA - Ouray, Montrose Cos. Directions: Beckett Tract: From Montrose, go 18 miles Son Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BillyCreekTract: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. Colona Tract: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CarmichaelTract: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/Acres: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts 6 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Bodo SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/Acres: 74112,942 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Dec. ! - April 30. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game c. Public access to Smelter Mountain Trail allowed by foot only from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting. e. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain Trail, subject to Dec. ! - April 30 restriction listed in c., above. f. Dogs allowed Oct. 1- Nov. 30 only while actively hunting, dog training for hunting, during licensed field trials or as service animals. g. Dogs allowed May !-Sept. 30 and must be under control and on leash by handler, except while actively hunting, dog training for hunting, during licensed field trials or as service animals. ► Boedecker Res. SWA - a. Public access prohibited Dec. ! - July 15. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► BlissSWA- LarimerCo. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 352 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited. ► Blue River SWA - except the launching and taking out of personal watercraft is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited. hunting Dec. ! - April 30. a. Open for public access May 1-Jan. 14. b. Motor vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. c. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. l. These must be removed by the hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or within 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. Restrictions: ► Bill Patterson SWA- Recreation: boat launch/take out Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels is allowed, Summit Co. Directions: Blue River Unit: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles Non Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) Eagle's Nest Unit: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles Non Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) Sutton Unit: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N onHwy.9. GMUs/Acres: 37, 371 / 134 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 20 / 308 acres of water Hunting: dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: boat ramp Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Launching and use of all vessels is allowed; operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. l end of waterfowl season. d. Horse use and sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting or bowfishing. ► Bosque Del Oso SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go Won Hwy. 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, lion Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Open for public access May 1- Nov. 30; ► Bob Terrell SWA- Garfield Co. Directions: From intersection ofHwys. 82 and 133, go approx. 1 mile Won Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/Acres: 43 / 7 acres Fishing: cold-water stream open Dec. ! - April 30 only to licensed big game and spring turkey hunters, and l nonhunting companion. b. Fires allowed within a containment structure in designated camping areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting or bowfishing. d. Camping allowed by licensed hunters �during big game, spring turkey and fall turkey seasons plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. e. Parking and access from designated parking areas only. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in a bear-resistant manner or container. g. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. ► Bravo SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From 1-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 91 / m!!I 1,109 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. All recreational activities, except deer hunting, are prohibited on the opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and on the opening day and the first weekend of the late plains rifle deer season. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. d. Field trials prohibited. ► Brower SWA- Weld Co. Directions: From Evans, go l mile E on 37th St. GMU/Acres: 94 / 65 acres Hunting: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey Restrictions: a. Open for public access Sept. l through last day of spring turkey season, except from day after close of regular goose season through day before opening of spring turkey season. b. Open for public access 4 a.m.- 1 hour after sunset. c. Public access prohibited, except while hunting. d. Parking allowed in designated parking area only. e. Fishing and horse use prohibited. f. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. ► Brown Lakes SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles Won Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 520 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing, picnicking Facilities: restroom, boat ramp ► Brownlee SWA (Fishing Lease)- Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go Eon 5th St. for 1.5 miles to signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for l mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/Acres: 6 / 2 mi. of river Fishing: Michigan River, cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. ► Brownlee II SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 16 / 1.2 miles of river Fishing: North Platte River, cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. ► Browns Park SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: Beaver Creek Unit: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. Cold Springs Mountain Unit: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR JON, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork for 4 miles. Wiggins Unit: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR JON; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/Acres: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. b. Public access on the Wiggins Unit is allowed by foot or horseback only, except along the main road that runs E and W on the S end of the property. c. Camping allowed in Cold Springs Mountain Unit and W of Beaver Creek in the Beaver Creek Unit, except as posted. d. Fires allowed within a containment structure. ► Brush SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go 2.5 miles Non Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go approx. 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 96 / 588 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. All recreational activities, except deer hunting, are prohibited on the opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and on the opening day and the first weekend of the late plains rifle deer season. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Brush Creek SWA- Eagle Co. Directions: Take 1-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn Sand go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn Eon Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go l block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15- 18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/Acres: 44 / 382 acres Recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing ► Brush Hollow SWA - Fremont Co. Directions: to boat ramp: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 461 acres Fishing: cold-water/warm-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Brush Prairie Ponds SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go S on Clayton St. 2.25 miles to parking area and check station. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,600 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. c. Only hunting allowed Sept. l through end of dark-goose season. Mandatory checlc in and check out at check station. d. From Sept. 1- Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. e. Check in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checlced in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. f. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, scouting permitted from JO a.m.- 2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must checlc in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark-goose season, hunters can checlc in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. Five hunting areas available for checlc in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for 1 hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on l application. All relevant hw1ting regulations apply. ► Buena Vista SWA (Fishing Easement)- Chaffee Co. Directions: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E for 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/Acres: 49,481 / 41 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. cpw.state.co.us �► Burry SWA (Fishing Lease)- Garfield Co. Directions: Along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs at mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GMU: 43 Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only; access limited to designated areas as posted. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Burchfield SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go 11 miles Eon CR DD to property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 178 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Cabin Creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn on BLM 3107, then go approx. 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/Acres: 55 / 640 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: wildlife viewing, hiking ► Centennial SWA- Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles Won Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 54 / 1,800 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access July 1- Nov. 30. b. Dog training and field trials prohibited. ► Centennial Valley SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,195 acres Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 1 hour after sunset. b. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. During spring turkey season, public access allowed only for licensed turkey hunters with a turkey hunting reservation. Ten reservation slots available per day during spring turkey season. No annual limit on amount of turkey reservations. Turkey hunters with a reservation may hunt entire property. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting reservation. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1)for details. d. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. e. Horse use and hunting with centerfire rifles is prohibited. f. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Waterfowl and small game htmters can hunt only the area reserved. All reservation hunters must check out at one of the check stations located in each parking lot of the property. g. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and the first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. 8 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Cerro Summit SWA - Montrose Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 13 miles E; property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/Acres: 64 / 162 acres Recreation: fishing, small game and big-game hunting Restrictions: a. Open for public access while fishing and hunting only. b. Public access by foot only. c. Parking and access to the property from designated parking areas only. d. Hunting permitted Aug. 15- Nov. 30. e. Fishing permitted March 1- Nov. 30. 1. Fishing access is restricted to the parking lot, the trail and up to SO feet from the water line from March 1- Aug 15. 2. Fishing is by artificial flies and lures only. 3. All fish must be rettuned to the water immediately upon catch. 4. Ice fishing is prohibited. f. Dogs allowed only as an aid in small-game hunting; dogs prohibited from entering water. g. Vessel use and water contact activity prohibited, except for launching and use of float tubes (with waders) for fishing only. ► Chaffee County Shooting Range SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291. Then go 3 miles N on Hwy. 285. Turn into the Chaffee County Landfill entrance and immediately turn left before the landfiIJ gate. GMUs/Acres: 56 / 10 acres Recreation: rifle, pistol and shotgun target shooting Facilities: restroom, shade shelter, shooting range Restrictions: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. No hunting. ► Champion SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go Son Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S ofjunction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/Acres: 57,481 / 60 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Parking and access from designated parking areas. ► Chance Gulch SWA- Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gtmnison, go 6 miles Eon Hwy. SO to CR 42, then drive S for 1.6 miles to CR 42A, then drive SW for 1.2 miles to property boundary. GMU/Acres: 67 / 645 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access from July 1- end of Feb., open year-round for through-traffic on Gunnison CR 42A and established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. ► Charlie Meyers SWA- Park Co. Directions: From Hartse!, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn Eon CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction ofCRs 59 and 92. Turn Son CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/Acres: 58 / 1,082 acres Hunting: waterfowl, small game, big game Fishing: cold-water stream ► Cherokee SWA {Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Roy Brown Units) - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/Acres: 8,191 / rn!l 25,705 acres Hunting: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms Restrictions: a. Open Sept. 1- May 1 only while hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2- Aug. 31. b. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. c. Horse use restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used as an aid to hunting big game. d. Horse use prohibited while hunting mountain lion. e. Horse use allowed on the Rattlesnake Loop on the Lone Pine Unit from May 2- Aug. 31. f. Camping allowed. g. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting or training for hunting. ► Chesmore SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/Acres: 49 / 5 acres Hunting: fishing, minimal deer hunting Restrictions: a. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Christina SWA (FishingEasement:ElkRiver) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles Non CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/Acres: 214 / 23 acres Fishing: Elk River, cold-water stream Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited. ► Chubb Park Ranch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/Acres: 49 / 525 acres Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. �► Chuck lewis SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40, go Son Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/Acres: 131 / 288 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited from sunset to sunrise, except while hunting or fishing. b. Overnight parking prohibited. c. Big game, small-game hunting prohibited. d. Waterfowl hunting allowed, except for within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. e. Horses allowed in the parking area. f. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► Cimarron SWA- Montrose, Gunnison Cos. Directions: From Montrose, go 23 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 65 / 6,161 acres Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access July 1-Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. c. Overnight parking prohibited ► Clear Creek Res. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 48,481 / 500 acres Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake and 0.5 miles of stream Recreation: wildlife viewing, camping Facilities: restrooms, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Camping allowed in designated areas only. b. Fires allowed within a containment structure in designated camping areas. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. ► Cline Ranch SWA- ParkCo. Directions: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/Acres: 500 / 1,600 acres Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, small game Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access is allowed in designated parking area only. No overnight parking. b. Fishing allowed only March 1- Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only occupants from a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and l vehicle per parking space. c. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. e. Dog training and field trials are prohibited. ► Coal Creek Ranch SWA (Access Easement) ► Collins Mountain Ranch SWA (Access Easement)- Rio - Rio Blanco Co. Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go Non Hwy. 13, turn Eon Rio Blanco CR 15 for approximately 8.5 miles. Turn Eon CR 47 A. Fishing access parking lot is at the intersection of CRs 15 and 47A. Hunting access parking go Eon CR 47A for approximately 1/2 mile. GMUs/Acres: 23 / 1,122 acres Hunting: deer, elk Fishing: cold-water stream; trout fishing Restrictions: a. Open May I-Nov. 30 while fishing only. b. Public access allowed while deer and elk hunting during the archery and muzzleloader seasons only. c. Public access limited to 4 hunters per day and hunters must sign in and out of property as posted. d. Parking access is allowed from designated parking areas only. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open ► Coal bed Canyon SWA- Dolores Co. Directions: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491 farther W. GMUs/Acres: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► Cochetopa SWA- Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50, then turn right on Hwy. 114. Go 20 miles SISE, turn right on CR NN14, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 6,712 acres Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from designated parking areas. c. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W centerline of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. d. Dogs prohibited. ► Coke Oven SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/Acres: 444 / 330 acres Recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing ► Coller SWA- Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. Directions: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy.149. GMUs/Acres: 76, 79 / 579 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Snowmobiles and overnight parking prohibited. b. Vessel use is prohibited, except for launching and take out of vessels that are propelled by hand. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. only to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/ hunting-reservations GMUs/Acres: 23 / 2,421 acres Hunting: elk and deer only in restricted seasons, by reservation only Restrictions: a. Elk and deer hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring 1 nonhunting companion. c. Motor vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. e. Fishing is prohibited. ► Colorado River Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go Eon 1-70; turn Son Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn Won D Rd. Property is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/Acres: 30, 41 / 67 acres Restrictions: a. Hunting is prohibited, except for waterfowl hunting from designated blinds. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. c. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► Colorow Mountain SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approx. 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N ofE entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). Scenery Gulch Unit Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. Tschuddi Gulch Unit: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/Acres: 11 / 1,982 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game Fishing: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. Restrictions: a. Open for public access May I - Jan. 31. b. Parking and access in designated parking areas only. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and N of designated camping area in Tschuddi Unit. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. e. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. f. Camping in designated areas only. g. Fires allowed within a containment structure. 9 cpw.state.co.us �► Cottonwood SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 2 miles Eon CR W7. GMU/Acres: 96 / 884 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend oflate plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ---------------------------- ------------------------------------► Cottonwood Creek SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E. on Main St. to Railroad. Go S on Railroad to McGin nis Middle School. Park at the N end of the school parking lot. GMUs/Acres: 481 / 6 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing, hiking Restrictions: a. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Cowdrey Lake SWA- Jackson Co. Directions: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles Son Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles Non Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/Acres: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water Hunting: small game, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. c. Camping allowed in designated areas only. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, trainin~ for hunt_____________ing or during license~ field tria s. --------·-► Creede SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: Hatchery Tract: From Creede, go 1.2 miles Eon Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. Deep Creek Tract From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/Acres: 76 / 3 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except for launching and take out of vessels that are propelled by hand. Hatchery Tract: a. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited. b. Dogs must be under control and on a leash by handler at all times. c. Overnight parking is prohibited. Mountain Views RV Park Fishing Easement: a. Public access allowed from designated access points as posted. b. Public access within the high water mark of the Rio Grande is prohibited, except while fishing. 10 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Deep Creek Bridge Tract: a. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited. b. Dogs must be under control and on a leash by handler at all times. c. Overnight parking is prohibited. ► Crooked Wash Ranch SWA (Access Easement) - Moffat Co. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open only to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/hunting-reservations GMU/Acres: 11 / 9,796 acres Hunting: Antlerless elk only, by reservation only Restrictions: a. Elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Hw1ters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring 1 nonhunting companion. c. Motor vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. e. Fishing prohibited. ► Cross Canyon SWA - d. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m. to sunset. Waterskiing, personal watercraft only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. Greager Tract a. Open for public access March 1-May 15 only with permit from Area or District Wildlife Manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Snowmobiles prohibited. John Kane Tract: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Open for public access May 16-end of Feb. c. Snowmobiles prohibited. ► Dawn Pond SWA - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Ani- mas. From Las Animas, go Won Hwy. 194, then Non CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/Acres: 125 / 30 acres Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Vessel use prohibited, except handlaunched vessels propelled by hand or electric motor when used as an aid in fishing or hunting. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek go 6.1 miles SE ► Deadman SWA - on Hwy. 491, turn Won CR N for 1.3 miles. SWA parking is on the right. GMUs/Acres: 72 / 119 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, coyote, dove Reaeation: wildlife viewing 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn Son CR 27 and go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 127 / 503 acres ..... Hunting: deer,.small game, waterfowl .............. Restrictions: a. Access during the first 2 days of the rifle deer and elk seasons is restricted to youth and a nonhunting mentor. b. Parking is allowed in designated parking areas only. c. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. d. Dog training and field trials are prohibited. ► Dan Noble SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.), then 17 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 2,223 acres Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters Restrictions: Miramonte Res. Tract: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. c. Launching and use of vessels allowed; trailered vessels must law1eh from boat ramps. Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, ► Delaney Butte Lakes SWA- Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 milesN. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2,620 acres Hunting: big game, small game, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that cre- ates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. ~ Launching or takeout of any vesseITrom a trailer or motor vehicle is prohibited except at established boat ramps. c. Discharge of firearms and bows is pro- hibited, except while hunting. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunt.............ing or during licensed field trials. ........... ► Devil Creek SWA- Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles Won Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627, then 2 milesN. GMU/Acres: 77 / 561 acres �Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► Deweese Reservoir SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 780 acres Fishing: cold-water lake, cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping Hunting: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, small game Facilities: restrooms, boat ramp Restrictions: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Vessel use is prohibited, except while fishing. Other water recreation use is restricted to owners with deeded recreation rights on Deweese Reservoir. b. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. c. Camping allowed by reservation only in designated and established camping areas. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated camping areas. e. Glass containers prohibited. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Diamond JSWA (Hunting&Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are l, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/Acres: 161 / 3,129 acres ofland, 10 miles of river Hunting: small game, waterfowl Fishing: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream Restrictions: a. Public access allowed while fishing, small game and waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. c. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ► Dolores River SWA - Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lakes Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones or as posted. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except when used as an aid in hunting waterfowl. c. Camping allowed in designated areas. d. Fires allowed within containment structure in designated camping areas. ► Dome RockSWA- Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 5 miles Son Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/Acres: 581 / 6,980 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wilclJife viewing, hiking Restrictions: a. Public access closed Dec. 1- July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W ofJack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1- July 15. b. Parking and public access allowed from designated parking lots and connecting trails from Mueller State Park only. c. Horse and pack animal use allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big game. d. Dogs and rock climbing prohibited. -------------------------------------------------------------------► Douglas Res. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Wellington exit on 1-25, go 5.5 miles W, Sand Won Hwy. l to CR 15, go l mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to La Vina Dr. Go Non LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and l, take Hwy. l N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go Non CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/Acres: 9 / 765 acres Fishing: warm-water and cold-water species Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Access prohibited l hour after sunset to l hour before sunrise, except while fishing. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, OHV and snowmobiles prohibited. c. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. d. Any vessel or single-compartment air- or gas-filled flotation device and all water contact prohibited, unless actively fishing. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting or training for hunting. Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hwy.145. ► Dowdy Lake SWA - GMUs/Acres: 71, 73 / 57 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Parking allowed in designated areas only. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ► Dome Lakes SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles SISE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 420 acres Larimer Co. Directions: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go l mile NE on USFS access road. GMU/Acres: 191 / 120 acres of water Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: power boating, hiking, camping Facilities: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to ► Droney Gulch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: Entrance 1: From junction ofHwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) Entrance 2: About l mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, "Point of Interest" site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion ofSWA. Entrance 3: Just under l mile farther N (about l mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 291 ), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/Acres: 56 / 2,949 acres Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Dry Creek Basin SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, go 17 miles Son Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/Aaes: 70 / 12,775 acres Hunting: deer, elk, lion, bobcat, coyote, rabbit, dove Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Camping only in designated areas by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ► Duck Creek SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.55. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,121 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ► Dune Ridge SWA- Logan Co. Directions: From 1-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW GMU/Acres: 96 / 400 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Dutch Gulch SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles Eon Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/Acres: 67 / 320 acres Restrictions: a. Open for public access July 1-end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42 and on established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. access this property. 11 cpw.state.co.us �► Eagle River SWA (Fishing Leases)- Eagle Co. Directions: From Eagle, go Eon Hwy. 6 about 2- 3 miles to property boundary sign. This is Wedge ofSWA. Property extends E approx. 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/Acres: 35 / 25 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only, access limited to designated areas as posted. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Eagle Rock SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn Eon CR 30, go 5 miles and turn Son CR NN. Go to CR 25.5, parking area is on the NE corner of CR NN and CR 25.5. GMU/Acres: 102 / 1718 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. Access allowed by foot traffic only. c. Dog training is prohibited. d. Horse use is prohibited, except when used in hunting. ► Echo Canyon Res. SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/Acres: 78 / 211 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. c. Snowmobiles prohibited. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Elk Springs Ranch SWA (Private PropertyAccess Easement)- Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn Son BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW Enter Send through Sect. 26. GMU/Acres: 10, 11 / 1,400 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game Restrictions: a. Open for public access Aug. 15-end of Feb. Note: No camping or fires; vehicles allowed only on existing roadways. ► Elliott SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W7. GMUs/Acres: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: duck blinds on Union Tract Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. 12 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands d. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. Lonetree Tract: a. From Sept. l through regular duck sea- sons, mandatory check in and check out at check station, after 4 a.m. Hamlin Tract a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check in and check out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Hunters must comply with youthmentor-only area restrictions as posted. Union Tract: a. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required, valid tmtil stmrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1)for details. b. Mandatory check in and check out at check station. Check in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. c. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ► Emerald Mountain SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go Son Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., then turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/Acres: 131 / 674 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Dec. 1- July 15. b. m!I Open 4 a.m.-9 p.m. c. Access by foot or horseback only. ► Escalante SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. Directions: Hamilton Tract: From Delta, go 2.2 miles Won 5th St. (G Rd.), to GS0 Rd. Go 2 miles NW Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. Lower Roubideau Tract: From Delta, go 4.5 miles Won 5th St. (G Rd.). Pickett Corral Tract: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Peach Orchard Point Tract: From Delta, go 6.5 miles Won 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then l 1.5 miles N. Whitehawk Tract: From Delta, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 348, continue straight 27 miles W onto 25 Mesa Rd., turn right onto Divide Rd. and go 19 miles N; turn right onto USFS Rd. 421 and go .5 miles E. EastWalkerTract: From Delta, go 12 miles Non Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Upper Roubideau Tract: From Delta, go 6.5 miles Won 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WestWalkerTract: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge roads, then 6 miles NE. WaterwheelTract: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gwmison River (primitive road). Gunnison River Tract: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/Acres: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts Hunting: big game, small game, upland game birds and waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area Restrictions: a. Public access is prohibited on the Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts March 15- July 31. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. b. Public access is prohibited in the Lower Roubideau tract youth area as posted, Aug. 1-March 14 except for youth fishing and hunting. No more than l mentor per youth hunter may engage in hw1ting. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. ► Fish Creek SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 71 / 314 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hilting, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Camping allowed in designated parking areas by licensed hunters during biggame season plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. b. Access is prohibited from Dec. 1- June 30. ► Flagler Res. SWA- Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Flagler, go 5 miles Eon Rd. U. GMU/Acres: 107 I 400 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey Fishing: warm-water Recreation: camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. b. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and �3 days after each season of while actively fishing. c. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. Note: The lake is subject to drought conditions and may be dry. Contact CPWfor current conditions. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. ► Frantz Lake SWA - ► Flanders Ranch SWA (Hunting &fohing Easement)- Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 in Hayden, travel 1.9 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to W parking lot. GMU/Acres: 441 / 1,659 acres Hunting: big game and waterfowl Fishing: Open year-round, except for big-game hunting seasons Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. Parking prohibited, except in designated areas. b. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. c. Waterfowl and big-game hunting allowed by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. d. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. f. Law1ching and takeout of vessels prohibited. -·-------------------······-------------------------------------------► Fort Lyon SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 125 / 523 acres ► Four Mile SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go Non 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/Acres: 51 / 362 acres ► Frank SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. Directions: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles Eon Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 94 / 324 acres Fishing: warm-water Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows allowed only for bowfishing. c. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. d. Bicycles allowed. ► Franklin Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go Eon I-70, then turn Son Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/Acres: 30, 41 / 38 acres Restrictions: a. Hunting is prohibited, except for waterfowl hw1ting from designated blinds. Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 miles Won Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/Acres: 56 / 69 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except handlaunched vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. c. Water contact activities allowed. d. Bicycles and dogs allowed. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler at all times. ► Frenchman Creek SWA- Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 98 / 68 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. ··································-·······--··-························ ► Frying Pan River SWA (Fishing Lease} -Eagle Co. Directions: From Basalt, go Eon Frying Pan River Rd. to approximately MM 6. Use designated parking. GMU: 444 Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Access limited to designated areas as posted. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Garfield Creek SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., tllen l mile S. GMU/Acres: 42 / 13,179 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited from Dec. ! July 15, except for spring turkey hunters. b. Grouse hunting is prohibited on the Upper Baldy Unit. c. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline ofCRs 312 and 328. d. Discharge of firearms or bow prohibited in designated safety zones, or as posted. e. Camping only by licensed htmters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. f. Fires allowed within containment structure while camping. ► Georgetown SWA - Gear Creek Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn Non 15th St. GMU/Acres: 39 / 670 acres Hunting: deer, small game, bighorn sheep Recreation: wildlife observation Note: Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of1-70 throughout SWA. ► Granada SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385; turn Eon Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres Hunting: deer, small game, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water fishing in Arkansas River Recreation: wildlife viewing, photography Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to I hour after sunset, except while actively hunting or fishing. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. Midwestern Farms Tract: a. Hunting prohibited, except in the area S of river road. b. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. ► Granby Ranch (Con5ervation fa5ement) - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/Acres: 28 / 451 acres Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Nov. 15- April 14, except for Gazebo and associated Gazebo trail. b. Public access and bicycles allowed on designated trails only. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. d. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to ·--···--·--- access this property.__ ..·--··--···---·--···--...-. ► Grand Junction: West Lake SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: 711 lndependent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/Acres: 30 / 6 acres Fishing: warm-water lake Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited 9 p.m.- 6 a.m. b. Dogs allowed. c. Vessel use and hunting prohibited. d. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to ___ .. ___ .. ___access this property.__ .. ___ .. __ .. ___ .. __ .. ___ .. __ _ ► Granite SWA (Fishing Easement)- Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/Acres: 48, 49 / 131 acres Fishing: fishing access only; cold-water fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below Granite bridge. Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. c. Dogs, mining activities and panning are ·-·····-··-··f~~~.i.~!!~~-............. _..... _.. _........ _____ _____ __ ► Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/Acres: 5 / 2,511 acres continued on next page 13 cpw.state.co.us �Restrictions: a. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. b. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. Access from end of CR 129. c. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. d. OHV and snowmobile use prohibited. e. Fires allowed within a containment structure in designated campgrounds. ► Groundhog Res. SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 71 / 606 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. When allowed, trailered vessels must be launched from CPW boat ramp; operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. d. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Gunnison RiverSWA (VanTuyl&Redden) - Gunnison Co. Directions: Van Tuyl Parcel: From Gunnison, go Non Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side of park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. Redden Easement: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 approx. 2.5 miles to Gunnison River. Parking on W side of Hwy. 135 on N side of Gunnison River. From parking area, walk across pedestrian bridge to S side of river. Walk/wade fishing on S side of river only for approx..3 miles downstream from Hwy. GMU/Acres: 54 / 81 acres Hunting: waterfowl by shotgun only Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: parking area Restrictions: a. Bicycles allowed on Van Tuy! trail sys- tem, except foot 01ilr traffic to Gunnison River from Van Tuy trail intersection at Y-gate. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting waterfowl on Van Tuy! Tract only. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except when used as an aid in waterfowl hunting. ► Gunnison SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6 miles Won Hwy.SO. GMU/Acres: 54 / 2,800 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access May 1-Nov. 30. 14 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands b. Open for public access rear-round on the West Beaver Creek trai that originates from National Park Service lands and crosses the corner of the Gunnison SWA onto BLM property boundary. c. Blinberry Gulch parcel open for public access July 1-Nov. 30. d. Open for public access from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only, except for lawful hunting activities. e. Camping only in designated areas by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. f. Beaver Creek Trail restricted to foot and horseback travel only. g. Fires allowed within containment structure in designated camping areas. h. Archery range users must comply with archery range rules as posted. ► Gypsum PondsSWA - Eagle Co. Directions: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side ofEagle River only. GMUs/Acres: 35 / 90 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: parking area Restrictions: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Parking and public access allowed through designated areas as posted only. c. Launching and take out of vessels prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited March 15- July 15. When allowed, dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Hardeman SWA (fohing Easement)- lake Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles Non Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48,49 Fishing: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. c. Dogs, mining activities, panning and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Harmon SWA (fohing Ea5ement)- Chaffee Co. Directions: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 481 / 10 acres Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only from an hour be- fore sun rise to an hour after sunset. b. Dogs, hunting and the discharge of fire- arms or bows prohibited. ► Haviland Lake SWA - la Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 18 miles Non Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 208 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: boating, camping on USFS prop- erty on E side oflake; fee for camping/day-use Facilities: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except handlaunched vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Hayden Shooting Range - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, travel Eon Hwy. 40 to Hawthorne St./CR 37. Continue S approx. 3 miles through Y intersection; range on your left. GMU/Acres: 13 I 40 acres Facilities: Shooting range Restrictions: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. Exploding and any targets other than paper and cardboard prohibited. c. All round must impact designated berms, except for shotguns using birdshot. ► Headwaters Ranch SWA (Fishing Easement) - lake Co. Directions: From the Hwy. 91 and Hwy. 24 intersection, travel 2.1 miles N. Parking E side of the highway. GMUs/Acres: 49 / 160 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Parking and access from designated parking areas. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Heckendorf SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go l mile W. GMU/Acres: 481 / 720 acres Hunting: deer, elk, small game, pronghorn Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Parking and access from designated parking areas. b. Access prohibited from Aug. 15- April 30, except while hunting or wildlife viewing from established parking areas. ► Hereford Haven SWA- Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy 40 in Hayden, travel 3.1 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to parking lot access. Access is by foot through the Flanders Ranch SWA. GMUs/Acres: 441 / 190 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: a. Public access is by foot only. b. Waterfowl hunting is by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on the property. Reservations may be obtained through the Hunter Reservation System under the Flanders Ranch SWA. c. Big-game and small-game hunting prohibited. d. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. e. Fishing is prohibited during big-game seasons. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except when used as an aid in hunting. �► Higel SWA- Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/Acres: 791 / 1,465 acres Restrictions: a. Open for public access July 16- Feb. 14. After Sept. l, Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only with a valid permit. b. Permit required Sept. I- Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. Permits may be obtained by emailing montevista.wildlife@state.co.us or by calling 719-587-6900. Reservations may be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before the date requested. ► Hohnholz Lakes SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/Acres: 7 I 80 acres of water, l mile of river; 133 acres total Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms Restrictions: a. Boating prohibited except for craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through last day of 4th rifle season. ► Home Lake SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/Acres: 791 / 64 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vessel use prohibited, except for launching and use of vessels propelled by hand, wind, electric motor, or motorboats up to 10 horsepower. d. Dogs must be w1der control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. e. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Horse Creek Res. SWA (Timberlake)- Otero, Bent Cos. Directions: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles Eon CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/Acres: 125 / 2,603 acres Fishing: warm-water Recreation: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except while fishing. ► Holbrook Res. SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 125 / 670 acres Fishing: warm-water Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl Recreation: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited in designated safety zones, or as posted. b. Launching and use of all vessels allowed. c. Water contact activities allowed. d. Camping only in designated and established camping areas. e. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ► Holly SWA- Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly, go l mile N on CR 34. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 277 acres Hunting: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited in designated safety zones, or as posted. ► Holyoke SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 4 miles Son Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 80 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. ► Horsethief Canyon SWA - Mesd Co. Directions: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S for l mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres Hunting: deer, waterfowl, dove, coyote, rabbit, pheasant Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access is prohibited from March 15-July 15 as posted except while spring turkey hunting. b. Public access is prohibited between sunset and sunrise, except while fishing and hunting. c. All turkey and waterfowl hw1ting W of Blind #l, S of the Colorado River require reservations. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Hunters can hw1t only the area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days. e. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders and by falconry. f. Quail hunting prohibited. g. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited in designated safety wnes, or as posted. h. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Hot Creek SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 9,485 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. I-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. c. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. d. Fires allowed within containment structure. ► Hot Sulphur Springs SWA - Grand Co. Directions: Byers Canyon Rifle Range: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N ofHwy.). Hot Sulphur Springs State Ranch: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. Lone Buck Unit From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles Won Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). Jenny Williams Unit From Hot SuJphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. Joe Gerrans Unit: From Hot SuJphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area: From Hot SuJphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range Facilities: restroom, rifle range, campsites Restrictions: a. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open May ! Dec. 31 from sunrise to sunset. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting or on the designated shooting range. c. Camping allowed in designated areas from May 15- Dec. 15. d. Fires allowed within an established containment structure in designated areas. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Huerfano SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, take CR 550/580 for 13 miles W. GMU/Acres: 861 / 544 acres Hunting: deer, bear, rabbit, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, picnic tables Restrictions: a. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season or while actively fishing. 1S cpw.state.co.us �► Hugo SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: Clingingsmith Tract From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles Eon CR 2G. GMU/Acres: 113 / 2,240 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water; spring stocked trout fishing Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms Restrictions: a. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season or while actively fishing. b. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ► Indian Run SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 12 / 2,039 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited in designated safety zones, or as posted. c. Camping in designated areas only. d. Fires allowed within a containment structure. ► Jackson SWA {FishingLease)- GarfieldCo. Directions: Along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs access along Prehm Road, 0.25 miles S of Glenwood's Airport. GMU: 43 Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Access allowed from designated areas as posted only. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Jackson Lake SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles Non Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5; 3.8 miles N to CR CC; 1 mile W to CR 4; then 0.25 miles S. GMU/Acres: 95 / 394 acres Hunting: dove, rabbit, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m., except no time restrictions for fishing. b. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through darkgoose season. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting). d. Ice fishing and hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. e. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. f. During teal season and fist split of regular duck season, reservations required on Sat., Sun. and state and federal holidays to hunt waterfowl. Reservations valid until swuise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. 16 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Reservations must be made throu~h the Hunting Reservation System. See Reser- vations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Reservations not required Mon.- Fri., except state and federal holidays, and hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis. g. Waterfowl hunters must check in and out at check station. Hunters may not check in until 4 a.m. and can only hunt area reserved. Hunters may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in . Maximum of 4 hw1ters allowed per hunting area. ► James M. John SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 and 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak. GMU/Acres: 140 / 8,200 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey Recreation: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Dec. 1- June 30. b. Hj access is prohibited during the • archer y, muzzleloader and 1 1 regu ar rifle bear, deer and elk seasons, except for licensed big game hunters that have a hunting access permit. Permits are issued through a drawing process. Applications for fall hunting access permits are available July 1 online and are due July 21. c. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season; no camping within 100 feet of any stream. d. Dogs prohibited. t!) ► James Mark Jones SWA- Park Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartse!, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N for 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go for W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/Acres: 50 / 17,429 acres Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: parking areas Restrictions: a. Open May 2- Dec. 31. b. Camping allowed May 2- Aug. 13. c. Camping allowed by licensed hunters from Aug. 14 through the end of late elk season. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. e. Dog training and field trials prohibited. ► Jean K. Tool SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 96 / 903 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Jensen SWA - RioBlanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/Acres: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open July 16- Dec. 31. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while htmting. c. Camping in designated areas only. d. Fires are allowed within a containment structure. ► Jerry Creek Res. SWA {Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 &1) - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/Acres: 421 / 871 acres Fishing: warm-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Frozen surface of lake closed. b. Vessel use prohibited, except the launching and use of float tubes for fishing. c. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Jim Olterman/lone Cone SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles Eon Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. Access by foot or horseback only. GMUs/Acres: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, turkey Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: 2 horse corrals, campsites Restrictions: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or spring turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. ► Joe Moore Res. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/Acres: 73 / 120 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. When allowed, operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while htmting. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Johnson Village SWA {Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/Acres: 481 / 9 acres Fishing: cold-water stream �► Jumbo (Julesburg) Res. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,703 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramp Restrictions: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of250 vehicles on property at once. b. Hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. d. Launching and use of vessels is allowed only if ANS inspection station is open; vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. e. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.- 10 a.m., Fri- Mon of Memorial Day weekend. f. Hand-launched and hand-powered vessels allowed only for fishing, to set or pick up decoys, or to retrieve downed waterfowl after ANS inspection station closes for the year, or until reservoir frozen. g. All loud noises that disturb the peace, ~xcept legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. h. Camping is allowed in designated areas in numbered sites. One camping unit is allowed per campsite. i. Fires allowed within containment structure in designated camping areas. j. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. k. Hunting geese is prohibited in the area bounded on the N by Logan CR 70/ Sedgwick CR 28; on the E by Sedgwick CR 3; on the S by Sedgwick CR 24.8/ Logan CR 970; and on the W by Logan CR95. ► Jumping Cow SWA (Acce55fasement) - Elbert Co. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open only to pronghorn, deer and small-game hunters with a permit. Directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, then turn E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 105 / 14,733 acres Hunting: by special drawing permit only. Hunting is restricted to doe white-tailed and doe mule deer, doe pronghorn, dove, and rabbit only. Restrictions: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license prior to applying_ for permit. Permits on Woodard Umt issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those wnes only. The permit is not valid propertywide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the 3rd Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe pronghorn, antlerless whitetailed deer, and antlerless mule deer hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, small game (excluding dove, turkey, and coyote), doe pronghorn, antlerless mule deer, and antlerless white-tailed deer permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take 1 other nonhunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take 2 non-hunters onto the property. The additional non-hunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Dogs prohibited on Woodardynit.········• ► Junction Butte SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 3 miles Son Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road), then 0.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 37 / l,304 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through Dec. 31. ----------------------------------------------------------------► Karney Ranch SWA- Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go Non CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/Acres: 126 / 13,580 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Safety zones closed as posted. c. Parking and access from designated areas only. d. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. e. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. ► Karval Res. SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/Acres: 120 / 235 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water; spring stocked trout fishing Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, shade shelters Restrictions: a. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season or while actively fishing. b. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ....................................................................... ► Kemp-Breeze SWA - Grand Co. Directions: Breeze Unit: Approx. 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking, or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles E of Kremmling. Kemp Unit: From Granby, go 14.5 miles Won Hwy. 40, turn S on CR 3 and cross Colorado River bridge. Continue S to top of hill. Par~-ing lot on the right, adjacent to CR 36. Umt 1s 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / l,714 acres Restrictions: a. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15- July 15. b. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ---------------------------------------------------------------► Kinney Lake SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: Kinney Lake Tract: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner ofSWA. GMU/Acres: 113 I 320 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water; stocked trout in spring Recreation: wildlife viewing, camping, photography Restrictions: a. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season or while actively fishing. b. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. --------------------------------------------------------------► Knight-Imler SWA (Fishing Easement) - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 10 miles Son Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 I 15 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. ► Knudson SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 581 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. continued on next page 17 cpw.state.co.us �c. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. e. Horse use prohibited, except when using as an aid in hunting. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► La Jara Creek SWA- Conejos Co. Directions: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W for 10.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,808 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1- Thurs. before Memorial Day. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. c. Camping allowed while hunting or fishing. d. Fires allowed within containment structure. ► La Jara Res. SWA - ConejosCo. Directions: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles Won Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255. Go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/Acres: 81 / 635 acres Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Fadlities: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Camping allowed, except during big- game seasons when camping is allowed only by licensed big game hunters plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. b. Fires allowed within containment structure. ► Lake Beckwith SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go Son 1-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/Acres: 84 / 66 acres Restrictions: a. Ice fishing and all access to the frozen surface of the lake is prohibited b. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vessel use prohibited, except for handlaunched vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler. e. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Lake Dorothey SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 and 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon for 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 140 / 4,500 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, turkey Fishing: cold-water lake, cold-water stream Reaeation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Access to trails A and B by foot, bicycle, and horseback only. b. Access to trails C and D by foot and horseback only. Access to all trails prohibited Dec. 1-April 30 and May 18 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands 15- June 30, except for licensed spring turkey hunters. c. Parking and access from designated areas only. d. H• \i access prohibited during the • archery, muzzleloader and regu ar rifle bear, deer and elk seasons, except for licensed big game hunters that have a hunting access permit. Permits are issued through a drawing process. Applications for fall hunting access permits are available online July l and due July 21. Permit holders must comply with all provisions of the hunting access permit. e. Trapping prohibited. f. Vessel use prohibited, except for handlaunched vessels propelled by hand when used as an aid for fishing. g. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. h. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothy or 100 feet of any stream, except in designated areas. ► Lake Fork of Gunnison River SWA (Fishing Easement)- Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to Send of fishing easement. GMU/Acres: 66 / 42 acres Fishing: cold-water stream ► Lake John SWA- Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres Hunting: small game, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: private campground with electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohib- ited, except while hm1ting. b. Camping allowed W of Lake John Dam. c. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Lake Pueblo SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 7 miles Won Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 I 11,864 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, nature trail Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohib- ited, except shotguns or bows while hunting or bowfishing. b. Launching and use of vessels allowed. c. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited. d. Water contact activities allowed. e. Bicycles prohibited. f. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. only. ► Leaps Gulch SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go Non Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go Eon paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go Eon USFS 743 for 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go Non 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing ► Leatha Jean Stassen SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 l/2 Rd.; turn N. Turn Eon F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and Eon Baseline Dr. Parking lot N of road. GMU/Acres: 40 / 31 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access is prohibited between sun- set and sunrise except while fishing. b. Hunting prohibited. ► Little Snake SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles Non CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Placing of portable blind, marker, stand or related structure prohibited prior to Aug. l annually. b. Camping allowed only in self-contained camping trailers or campers by licensed hunters during any deer, elk or pronghorn season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. ► Loma Boat Launch SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Fruita, take 1-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles Eon frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/Acres: 30 / 8 acres Recreation: boating, wildlife viewing Facilities: boat ramp, restroom Restrictions: a. Parking and access is allowed from des- ignated areas only. b. Launching and use of vessels allowed, except personal watercraft. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. d. Dogs allowed. ► Lon Hagler SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go l.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres Hunting: deer, elk, dove, rabbit, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water, cold-water Recreation: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Parking in designated areas only. c. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. d. Vessel use prohibited, except when used as aid for fishing. Sailboats are prohibited. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. e. Horse use and target practice prohibited. �f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, unless on a vessel. g. From Sept. I - end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ► Lone Dome SWA- Montezuma, Dolores Cos. Directions: From Cortez, go 21 miles Non Hwy. 491 to CR DD; 1 mile E to CR 16; 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/Acres: 711 I 1,724 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: USFS campgrounds Restrictions: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. ► Louisiana Purchase Ranch SWA (Accen Easement}- Moffat Co. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open only to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/hunting-reservations GMU: 211 Restrictions: a. Deer and elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Reservations valid starting 6th day of season designated by the license through the end of the season. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 nonhunting companions. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting. d. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access allowed by foot only. e. Fishing prohibited. ► Love Meadow Watchable Wildlife Area - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop (8 miles S ofBuena Vista on Hwy. 285), go Won CR 162 approx. 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at meadow. GMU/Acres: 481 / 11 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while wildlife viewing from designated parking area. b. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Manville SWA (Fishing lease} - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/Acres: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river Fishing: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Mason Family SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles Son CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit Fishing: cold-water stream Facilities: vault toilets Recreation: wilcllife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping Restrictions: a. Camping allowed in designated areas only. b. Fires allowed within containment structure in designated camping areas. c. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in a bear-resistant manner or container. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► McCluskey SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia's Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/Acres: 53 / 1,600 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit Restrictions: a. Open only to hunt or trap. Open May I through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Meeker Pastures SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 23 / 48 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Big-game hunting restricted to archery equipment only. ► Melon Valley SWA - Otero Co. Directions: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go I mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / 278 acres Restrictions: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only l mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January l , 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. b. Camping allowed Aug. 15- May 31. ► Messex SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6; 1.75 miles NE to CR R; 1.5 miles N; then 0.5 miles W GMU/Acres: 96 / 680 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. d. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Middle Taylor Creek SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles Won Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 86 / 486 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: picnic tables ► Mike Higbee SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 4 miles Eon Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 132 / 876 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: hilcing, archery/rifle range Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset, except while camping or actively hunting or fishing. b. Domestic, feral or privately owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. c. Camping allowed in designated areas. ► Miller Ranch SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue Non CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/Acres: 54 / 1,604 acres Restrictions: a. Open July I - end of Feb. b. N of CR 7: Hunting prohibited except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW's Gunnison Area Office, 200 S. Spruce St., Gtt11J1ison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January I, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. Mentor not allowed to hunt. c. Dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones or as posted. ► Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Greeley, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. 263. GMU/Acres: 951 / 68 acres Hunting: dove, squirrel, waterfowl Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.-1 hour after sunset. b. Open for public access from Sept. l through last day of spring turkey season. c. Hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in I of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.- noon. continued on next page 19 cpw.state.co.us �See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, firstserved basis. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. e. Horses use prohibited. ► Mogensen Ponds SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/Acres: 421 / 11 acres Fishing: warm-water lake Hunting: waterfowl from designated blinds Recreation: wildlife viewing GMU/Acres: 56 / 231 acres Fishing: cold-water lakes, Arkansas River (access S of river only) Restrictions: a. Parking and access from designated parking areas. b. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. ----------------------------------------------------------------------► Mount Shavano SWA - Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above SFU. GMUs/Acres: 56, 57 / 84 acres Fishing: cold-water river Restrictions: Restrictions: a. Hunting and discharge of firearms or a. Closed S of CR 154 and W of Hwy. 291. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohib- bows prohibited, except for waterfowl hunting from designated blinds. ► Mountain Home Res. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on ited except when hunting from W end of Mount Shavano SFU, upstream to marked property boundary. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting from E end of Mount Shavano SFU, downstream to Hwy. 291 bridge. Hunting allowed with hand-held bows only. d. Hunting prohibited between Hwy. 291 and the Arkansas River, from the Hwy. 291 bridge downstream to CR 175. e. Bicycles allowed. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash at all times. Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to kehouse Rd. Then go 1 mile W to N entrance, or continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/Acres: 83 / 1,061 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Camping allowed in designated areas - only. c. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated camping areas. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler at all times, except when used as aid in hunting. ► Mount Evans SWA - ► Mount Werner SWA (Fishing Easement) Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles Son Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/Acres: 39 / 3,438 acres Hunting: deer, elk Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor DayJune 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ► Mount Ouray SWA- Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291; then go 0.75 miles Won CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. 20 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 2 miles Son Hwy. 40 (Lincoln Ave.). Take Mt. Werner exit and turn W onto Mt. Werner Rd. Parking lot is SW of the intersection, on the S side of Mt. Werner Rd. GMUs/Acres: 131 / 55 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. _________ b. Discharge ~~-~-~~~:~s-~:-~?_".".~J~~~~-i_?~~ed. ► Murphy SWA (Fishing lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1 mile Eon CR 12. GMU/Acres: 6 / 6 miles of river Fishing: Michigan River, cold -water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. _________ b. Discharge of firearms or_bows_prohibit~~·► Nakagawa SWA- Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 951 / 159 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: .........~~ ~~i~~!h1l~~t~~~;.~.~~·~·~·~~.~.~~~~.~~····· ► Narraguinnep Res. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 711 / 764 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. c. Glass containers prohibited. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. e. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to ............ access this property•.............................. ► North Fork SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Drake, go 0.25 miles Won Devil's Gulch Rd. GMU/Acres: 20 / 16 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Until further notice, this property has no legal public access. ► North Lake SWA- Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy.12. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 840 acres Fishing: cold-water lake and stream Hunting: deer, elk, turkey, bear Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramp with parking Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except for handlaunched vessels that are propelled by hand, wind or electric motor when used -····-··-··· as aid to fishing.··---······--········-····---····-► Oak Ridge SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: Kracht Entrance: From Meeker, take CR 8 for 3.5 miles, then go Eon CR 6 for 6 miles to CR 40. Take CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. Seely Entrance: From Meeker, go 6.3 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on left. Sleepy Cat Ponds: From Meeker, go 14.5 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on right. Sleepy Cat Entrance: From Meeker, go 15.7 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on left. Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement: From Meeker, go 16.3 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch and look for CPW sign, pullout, and bench on left. Access/foot trail to public section of river is on right or south side of CR 8. Bel Aire Entrance: From Meeker, go 20 miles on CR 8 to CR 17, then go 1 miles S. Lake Avery Unit: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 23, 24 I 13,664 total acres, all units Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16- Nov. 30, exceyt for youth outreach turkey hunts Apri 1- 30 and valid GMU 23 turkey license holders and their companion May 1-31. b. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. d. Hunting allowed S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10 by archery equip• mentonly. �e. Launching and use of vessels not associ- ated with fishing or hunting activities allowed in designated areas only. f. On Lake Avery, operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. g. Water contact activities allowed only in designated areas. h. Camping allowed only in designated areas. i. Dogs must be under control and on leash at all times on the Lake Avery Unit, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Ogden/Treat SWA (Fishing Easement)- Fremont Co. Directions: From Coaldale, go Won Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/Acres: 58, 86 / 28 acres Fishing: cold-water stream. Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Parking and access from designated parking areas. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Orchard Mesa Wildlife Area - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go Non Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn Eon C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. GMU/Acres: 41 / 148 acres Restrictions: a. Only foot access from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Closed March 15- July 15. c. Small-game hunting prohibited, except for waterfowl hunting. d. Big game and waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. e. Big-game hunting restricted to archery equipment only. f. Waterfowl htmters must use designated blinds only. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. ► Orient Mine SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache head Eon Hwy. 285 for 13.8 miles, turn right onto Hwy. 17 and immediately turn left onto CR GG, stay on GG for 7.2 miles. GMUs/Acres: 82 / 368 acres Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Access is prohibited 3 hours before sunrise and 3 hours after sunset, except when an animal has been harvested on adjacent public lands. b. Access to adjacent public lands through the property for hunting purposes is allowed Oct. 1- May 31 annually. Hunters wishing to gain access across the property to adjacent federal lands must contact the Orient Land Trust and adhere to their check in/out procedures. c. Hunting and the clischarge of firearms or bows prohibited. d. Access to the property is by foot only from adjacent public lands. e. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Overland Trail SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 96 / 192 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Owl Mountain SWA- Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 171 / 920 acres Hunting: small game, big game Recreation: wildlife viewing Restriction: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting. ► OxbowSWA - OteroCo. Directions: From La Junta, go 9 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/Aaes: 130 / 410 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove Recreation: wildlife viewing Note: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. ► Paddock SWA - Lake Co. Directions: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2- 5 miles Sand SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/Acres: 49 I 1,300 acres Restrictions: a. Access restricted from Aug. 15- Nov. 30 for hunting during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons only. Must have valid license for species being hunted. b. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Parachute Ponds SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From 1-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle; SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/Aaes: 32, 42 / 42 acres Restrictions: a. Public access to frozen surface of lake is prohibited. b. Vessel use prohibited, except the launching and use of float tubes for fishing. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Parvin Lake SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles Eon Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except the launching and use of float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station, and must checlc in and check out at station when open. ► Pastorius Res. SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302. Go l mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 75 / 85 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except for launching and use of vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while htmting. c. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Perins Peak SWA- La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), then turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). Decker Tract: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/Acres: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts Hunting: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey Restrictions: a. Public access W of La Plata CR 208 prohibited Dec. 1-April 30, except turkey hunters. b. Public access E of La Plata CR 208 prohibited Dec. 1-July 31. c. Camping only by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting. e. Dogs allowed May ! - Sept. 30 W of CR 208 and Aug. 1-Sept. 30 E of CR 208 and must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. f. Dogs allowed from Oct. 1-Nov. 30 only if they are service animals, when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. g. Snowmobile use prohibited. ► PerkinsSWA (Accenfa5ementJ- GrandCo. Directions: From Kremmling, go Won Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approx. l mile to SWA. GMU/Acres: 181 / 83 acres Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Open for hunting only. 21 cpw.state.co.us �► Piceance SWA- Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. Directions: SquareSSummer Range: From Meeker, go 20 miles Won Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go l 7 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd), then 20 miles W to E entrance. Yellow Creek Unit: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. Little Hills Experiment Station: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/Acres: ll, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, drinking water Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones or as posted on Little Hills Unit. b. Camping allowed. c. Camping allowed in designated areas only on the Yellow Creek and Square S Units. d. Fires allowed within a containment structure. ► Pikes Peak SWA - Teller Co. Directions: At intersection ofUSFS Rd. 376 and Bull Park, hike approx. 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 635 acres Hunting: bighorn sheep Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open July 16- March 31. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Plateau Creek SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on 1-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330. Go approx. 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), then go 0.125 miles N. GMU/Acres: 421 / l,346 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dove Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: rifle range Restrictions: a. Public prohibited Dec. l- April 30, except for shooting range. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting or on shooting range. c. Camping allowed by license hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. d. Fires allowed within containment structure while camping. ► Playa Blanca SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106, and goes NW GMU/Acres: 80 / 714 acres Restrictions: a. Open in designated areas July 16- Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. b. Camping allowed during waterfowl hunting seasons by licensed hunters and only in parking areas with self-contained camping trailers or campers. 22 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Pony Express SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From 1-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.l miles Non Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go l.5 miles Won CR 28 to service road. Go 0.l miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles Won Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles Son CR 39. GMU/Acres: 92 / l,854 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weelcend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. d. Closed to goose hunting through dark geese season. ► Pot Creek SWA (Access Easement)- Moffat Co. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open only to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/hunting-reservations GMU/Acres: l / l,747 acres Restrictions: a. Elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Hunters with a reservation may bring l nonhunting companion. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting. d. Motor vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to foot access only. e. Fishing prohibited. ► Pothook Ranch SWA (Fishing Easement: Slater Creek) - Moffat Co. GMU/Acres: 4 / 2,355 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited except for fish- ing, wildlife viewing or hunting with a limited Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) big game license valid for the property. b. All public access by foot only from designated parking areas/access points only. c. Fishing access within 20 feet of high waterline of both banks of Slater Creek only. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting. e. Overnight parking prohibited. ► Poudre River SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go l.5 miles W GMUs/Acres: 19, 191 / 395 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting or bowfishing. b. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Prewitt Res. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From 1-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 96 / 2,924 acres Hunting: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of250 vehicles on property at once. b. From Oct. 1 through dark-goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. c. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only for hunting. e. Waterskiing, glass containers, and personal watercraft, OHV and snowmobile use prohibited. f. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. g. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. i. Fires allowed within containment structure in designated camping areas. j. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Pridemore SWA (Fishing lease)- Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 29 l. Parking area at SW corner of bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/Acres: 56 / 10 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Dogs and the launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ► Puett Res. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access road, l .5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 73 / 177 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. When allowed, operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. �► Purgatoire River SWA - Bent Co. ► Ralston Creek SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Directions: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. Animas, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go Son Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5. Go S for 1 mile to property at roads DD and 9.5. GMU/Acres: 130 / 960 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl Reaeation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go for W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3--4 miles E; SWA parking on right. GMU/Acres: 38 / 2,100 acres Hunting: big game, small game, furbearers ► Queens SWA (Nee Nashe, Nee So Pah, Nee Granda, Upper Queens, lower Queens (Neeskah)) - Kiowa Co. Directions: Lower Queens (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles Son Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S for 2 miles. Upper Queens: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. Nee Gronda: From Eads, go 15 miles Son Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. Nee So Pah: Closed as posted. Nee Noshe: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/Acres: 126, 127 / 14,004 acres total Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramps film Restrictions on all units: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Swimming allowed. c. Hunters must check in and check out of fields/pits at check station during waterfowl season. d. Camping allowed in designated and established camping areas. e. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. Nee Noshe: a. Closed as posted in Nee Noshe except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through the last day of waterfowl season as posted. b. Launching and use of all vessels allowed. c. All contact water activities allowed. ► Radium SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd.) and then W 12 miles to the first tract of land, marked by CPW signs on the S side of the road. To reach Blacktail Creek, and the tracts located on the N side of the Colorado River, continue W on CR 11 and turn N toward Radium. After crossing the bridge over the river, bear right on CR 11 and look for the CPW signs. GMUs/Acres: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone, or as posted. b. Camping allowed, except as posted. c. Fires allowed within a containment structure. Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting. ► Ramah SWA- 8 Paso Co. Directions: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy.24. GMU/Acres: 110 / 400 acres Hunting: deer, small game, migratory waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing, archery range. Note: As ofAug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting or bowfishing. Centerfire rifles prohibited. b. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. ► Red Dog SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly go Non CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 127 I 570 acres Hunting: small game ► Red Lion SWA- Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138. Go 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/Acres: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres Hunting: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. From Sept. 1 through the regular duck seasons, hunters must check in and out at check station. Hunters may not check in until 4 a.m. b. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. c. Vessel use prohibited, except vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. ► Red Mountain SWA- Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with pennission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/Acres: 28 / 161 acres Restrictions: a. Open for public access April 15-Nov. 30. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Reddy SWA (Fishing Easement)- Lake Co. Directions: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/Acres: 48, 49 / 8 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Parking and access from designated parking areas. c. Dogs prohibited. ► Rio Blanco Lake SWA- Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 20 miles Won Hwy.64. GMUs/Acres: 11, 22 / 383 acres Hunting: waterfowl, rabbit Fishing: cold-water stream, warm-water lake Recreation: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Parking in designated areas only, and access to Rosenlund Unit is day-use only. b. Big game hunting allowed by archery equipment only. c. Water contact activities and the launching and use of vessels allowed. d. Camping allowed. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. f. Fires allowed within a containment structure. ► Rio Grande SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles Eon Sherman Ave. GMU/Acres: 791 / 935 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, parking areas Restrictions: a. Open July 16- Feb. 14. Hiking, horseback riding, and dogs kept under control on leash by handler allowed on established roads. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize access during closure if it won't harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Camping during waterfowl hunting seasons by licensed waterfowl hunters in parking areas with toilet facilities. c. July 16--Feb. 14, non-motorized vessels lawfully floating through property may portage around Centennial Ditch diversion. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ► Rio Grande River SWA (Fishing Easement: DelNorte)- Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/Acres: 79 / 124 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Vessel use prohibited, except for vessels propelled by hand allowed at the CR 17 ramp. 23 cpw.state.co.us �► Rito Hondo Res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 35 miles Won Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/Acres: 76 / 41 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, campgrounds Restrictions: a. Only vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor used as aid for fishing allowed. ► Road Canyon Res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles Won Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 177 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Fadlities: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. ► Roaring Fork/Gianinetti SWA (Fishing lease) - Garfield Co. Directions: Along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. GMUs/Acres: 43 / 43 acres Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only; access allowed from designated points as posted. b. Dogs prohibited. ► Rock Creek SWA - Routt, Grand Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206. Go 2.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 15 / 205 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: camping, hilting, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Camping allowed. b. Fires allowed within established containment structure. ► Rocky Ford SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn Eon CR 80.5. McdellandTract: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / l,142 acres total Hunting: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: camping, hilting, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. Restrictions: a. Camping allowed Aug. 15- May 31. ► Roeber SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 53 / 1,030 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit Fishing: cold-water lake Restrictions: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May l through the day after the close of the annual big-game seasons. 24 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands c. Discharging firearms or bows and hunting prohibited in open space easement. d. Dogs prohibited. ► Rosemont Res. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then go 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs. Turn Won Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 59 / 357 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms Restrictions: a. Dam, area near caretaker's house and north side of reservoir closed as posted. b. Parking and access only from established parking areas. c. Vessels prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.- 9 p.m. e. Dogs, ice fishing and discharge of firearms prohibited. ► Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA- Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go Son 1-25 to exit 98-A, then go Son Santa Fe to Runyon Field. Go Eon Runyon Field Rd. for 0.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 123 / 88 acres Fishing: warm-water, cold-water fishing Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock Restrictions: a. Open for public access 7:30 a.m.- 9:30 p.m.; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Bicycles allowed. c. Only vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor used as aid for fishing allowed. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash at all times. ► Russell Lakes SWA- Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 682 / 4,579 acres Hunting: rabbit, dove, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access July 16- Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Parking only in established parking areas. d. Camping during waterfowl hunting seasons by licensed waterfowl hunters and only in self-contained units in designated areas. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. f. Hunting or fishing license or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass required, except for parking area and restroom located off Hwy.285. ► Sam Caudill SWA- Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 444 Fishing: cold-water Facilities: boat ramp, limited parking Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels is allowed, except the launching and taking out of personal watercraft is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Sanchez Res. SWA- Costilla Co. Directions: From San Luis, go 3 miles Eon Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/Acres: 83 / 1,462 acres Fishing: warm-water lake Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. c. Camping allowed. ► Sand Draw SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From 1-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles Son Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 93 / 209 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. ► Sands Lake SWA- Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.1 miles Won Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/Acres: 57 / 14 acres Fishing: cold-water lake and river Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Hunting and the discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. b. Bicycles allowed. c. Dogs allowed but must be under control and on leash by handler. ► Sandsage SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 10 l / 287 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns with birdshot or bows may be used when hunting. ► Sandy Bluffs SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/Acres: 102 / 3,202 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m., Sept. 1-May 31. b. Dog training prohibited ► San Luis Hills SWA- Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go S on Hwy. 159 for 10 miles to Costilla CR X, then Won CR X for 9 miles to CR 10, then S on CR 10 for l mile to main entrance. �GMUs/Acres: 83 / 17,000 acres Hunting: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game Fishing: 5 miles of riverfront fishing access to Rio Grande River; northern pike Recreation: wildlife viewing, hiking, primitive dispersed camping, photography Restrictions: a. Camping allowed while engaged in hunting or fishing activities. b. Fires allowed within containment structure when associated with hunting or fishing activities. ► San Luis Lakes SWA - AlamoSil Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W for 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles, then go N for 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/Acres: 82 / 3,317 acres Hunting: waterfowl, dove Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing, big-game hw1ting, fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Facilities: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station Restrictions: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SW.As. a. Operating a vessel N of buoy line prohibited. b. Closed Feb. 15- July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. When open, area accessible by foot or horseback only. c. Bicycles allowed as an aid in hunting and fishing only. d. Game carts allowed. e. Camping allowed in designated areas. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► San Miguel SWA (fohing fa5ement:Applebaugh) - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles Son Hwy.145. GMU/Acres: 70 / 13 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Sapinero SWA- Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles Won Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/Acres: 54 / 7,129 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Sarvis Creek SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles Son Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 15 / 309 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. b. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. c. Fires allowed within containment structure while camping. Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that cre- ates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohib► Sawhill Ponds - Boulder Co. Directions: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr. GMU/Acres: 29 / 208 acres Restrictions: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.- midnight. b. Other activities may be prohibited as posted to implement the management agreement between CPW and the City of Boulder. c. Vessel use and hunting prohibited. d. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash at all times. f. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Sedgwick Bar SWA- Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/Acres: 92 / 885 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer htmting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Sego Springs SWA- Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3 miles Eon Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Hunting: rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open July 16- Feb. 14. b. Camping allowed while engaged in hunting or fishing activities. c. Fires allowed within containment structure while engaged in hunting or fishing activities. d. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. ► Setchfield SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S for 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for l mile to CR l l, then go S for 6 miles on CRs l l and 10. GMU/Acres: 130 / 2,438 acres Hunting: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing ► Seymour Lake SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go l mile S to CR l l. Go 3 miles S to CR l lA, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 17 / 81 water acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake ited, except while hunting. c. Camping allowed in designated areas only. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Sharptail Ridge SWA- Douglas Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn Son Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/Acres: 51 / 699 acres Restrictions: a. Open sunrise to sunset. Access by foot only. b. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk, and only with hunting permit obtained by separate draw for Sharptail Ridge SWA. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take l nonhunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. c. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. d. Outside of the hw1ting closure, a valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Shriver-WrightSWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles Eon Sherman Ave. GMU/Acres: 791 / 120 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water river Recreation: wildlife viewing, photography Restrictions: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting or bows used on archery range. c. Bows on archery range must adhere to the following: target and field point only (no broadheads); crossbows prohibited; all persons must adhere to range safety rules as posted. d. Camping allowed during waterfowl hunting seasons by licensed waterfowl hunters and only in parking areas with self-contained units. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hw1ting or during licensed field trials. f. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. 2S cpw.state.co.us �- ► Sikes Ranch SWA - Baca, Las Animas Cos. Directions: From Prichett, go Won Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go Son CR 3 approx. 8 miles. GMU/Acres: 143, 144 / 7,139 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, predators Fishing: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas. d. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar. ► Simmons SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, then continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 102 / 2,157 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel Restrictions: a. Open 4 am.-9 p.m., Sept 1- May 31. b. Dog training prohibited. --------·············----·····..................................... --► Simpson Ponds SWA - Larimer Co. . Directions: From 1-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 44 acres Hunting: dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour befo_re sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Vessel use prohibited except handpropelled vessels used for fishing or hunting. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting or bowfishing. d. Horse use and bicycles prohibited. ··························································-············ ► Skaguay Res. SWA - Teller Co. . Directions: From Victor, go 0.5 miles Eon CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 715 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. ► SKCK SWA (Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 131, 20 miles S then left onto RCR 12. Go under railroad bridge and approach parking lot on left in 0.25 miles. Fro1!1 Phipps~urg, go Non 131 approximately l mile. Turn nght onto RCR 12. Go under railroad bridge and approach parking lot on left in 0.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 15 / 45.5 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. 26 2025 Colorado State Recreation lands b. Public access allowed in designated "Fishing Access Area" and "Public Access Detour" highlighted on the posted property map. c. Public access is allowed to walk-in access only. d. Public access prohibited from l hour after sunset to sunrise daily. e. Public access prohibited from Dec. !March 31. f. Hunting and discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited. -------------------······-----------·····---------·-······-------- ► Smith Lake SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From 1-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles Won Hwy. 1 to CR 7, 1.4 miles N to CR 66 then 2 miles W GMU/Acres: 9 / 135 acres Fishing: warm-water and cold-water species Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour befo_re sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. d. OHVs and snowmobiles prohibited. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during Licensed field trials. ----··--------------···----------·····-----------········-------► Smith Res. SWA- Costilla Co. Directions: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/Acres: 83 / 278 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. N and Eshores open for public access July 16-Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Motor vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ► South Republican SWA - Yuma Co. . Directions: From Burlington, go 21 miles Non Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/Aaes: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, ph~asant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, smpe Fishing: warm-water lake Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit Restrictions: a. Parking and access from designated areas only. b. Field trials may be authoriZed Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only I trial may be authorized Aug.Sept. c. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. d. Camping allowed in designated and established camping areas. e. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ► Spanish Peaks SWA - Las Animas Co. . Directions: From Aguilar, go Won Ap1shapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/Aaes: 85 / 6,450 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey Recreation: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, drinking water Restrictions: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big-game, spring and fall turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. c. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated camping areas. ► Spinney Mountain SWA- Park Co. Directions: From Hartse(, go 3 miles Son CR 59. GMUs/Aaes: 58, 581 / l ,937 acres Hunting: waterfowl, pronghorn Fishing: cold-water stream Reaeation: wildlife viewing ► Stalker Lake SWA- Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF. Go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W GMU/Aaes: 98 / 75 acres Hunting: dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water lake Reaeation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables Restrictions: a. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. b. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except for bows on the archery range and shotguns with birdshot or bows while hunting. d. Vessels prohibited, except for hand or electric motor propelled vessels. ► Steamboat Springs SWA (Fishing Easement) - RouttCo. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 1 mile Son Routt CR 14 (River Rd.). Parking available for 1 or 2 vehicles allowed within 0.25 miles area along Routt CR 14 (River Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 131 / 51 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Reaeation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited ► Storm Mountain Access Road - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N for 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Road). GMU: 20 Restrictions: a. Closed as posted. b. OHV s must be trailered until on U.S. Forest Service land. c. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. �Note: Road closed when USFS closes the gate (Dec. J). Road open only during all big-game seasons until this date. Note: OHVs, dirt bikes must be trailered until on USFS land. ► Summit Res. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy.184. GMU/Acres: 73 / 526 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. When allowed, operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Tamarack Ranch SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/Acres: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Recreation: wildlife viewing, limited camping Facilities: restroom, drinking water Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Mandatory check in and check out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. d. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and state and federal holidays. See "Reservations: Hunt- ing" (page 1) for details. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. g. Camping only in designated areas. Augmentation Ponds: a. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark-goose season. b. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. c. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone nwnber, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hw1ters may apply for multiple hunt dates on 1 submission. d. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunt- ing regulations. Mandatory check in and check out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. e. Mandatory check in and check out at check station during light goose conservation order season. ► Tarryall Res. SWA - J>ark Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR77. GMUs/Acres: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake, stream fishing Recreation: camping Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. c. OHV and snowmobile use prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. e. Camping allowed in designated campgrounds and numbered sites. Campsites are first come, first served. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Taylor River SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles Son Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 80, 81 / 240 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Teter-Michigan Creek SWA - J>ark Co. Directions: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/Acres: 500 I 950 acres Hunting: big game, waterfowl Fishing: cold-water stream fishing Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Thurston Res. SWA- ► Tilman Bishop SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction ofroads F l/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/Acres: 30, 41 / 113 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited March 15- July 15. b. Walk-in access only. c. Hunting allowed with archery equipment and shotguns with shot-shells or by falconry only. d. Big-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page I) for details. Hunters must check in and out at property. e. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds. f. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. ► Timpas Creek SWA (Jnduding Otero Pond) Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles Non Hwy. 135 to CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/Acres: 55 / 13 acres Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Hunting and discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Terrace Res. SWA - Restrictions: a. Open for public access l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. c. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. d. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited Nov. l through last day of waterfowl season. Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, go 1 mile W to CR 7 then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/Acres: 127 / 400 acres Hunting: dove, waterfowl, rabbit Fishing: warm-water Recreation: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing Facilities: boat ramps, restroom - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. l 0, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge. Go l mile Son CR 21, then l mile W on CR Z. GMU/Aaes: 135 / 141 acres Hunting: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl Recreation: camping, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Camping allowed Aug. 15- May 31. ► TomahawkSWA - J>arkCo. Directions: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles Son Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/Aaes: 50 I 1,655 acres Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Dog training and field trials prohibited. -------------------- ---- ----- ----------------------------------- ----- -► Tomichi Creek SWA- Gunnison Co. Directions: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 67 / 465 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Closed to all public access other than fishing from end of waterfowl season through June 30. Open for public fishing access year-round b. Dog training and field trials prohibited. 27 cpw.state.co.us �► Totten Res. SWA - Montezuma Co. ► Twin Sisters SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles Eon Hwy. Directions: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119). Go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 20 / 640 acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing GMU/Acres: 73 / 250 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: warm-water Reaeation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, boat ramp Restrictions: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet as posted. e. Launching and use of vessels may be allowed as posted. Contact the Durango CPW office for current information. When allowed, operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. f. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. g. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Trujillo Meadows SWA- Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 71 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Reaeation: camping, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom, drinking water Restrictions: a. Operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. ► Turk's Pond SWA- Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, go 2 miles Non Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 139 / 200 acres Hunting: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit Fishing: warm-water Reaeation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited except vessels propelled by hand or electric motor when used for fishing or hunting. b. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular darkgoose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. ► Twenty Mile Pond SWA (Fishing Easement) -Routt Co. Directions: From intersection on Hwy. 40 and CR 27, travel Son CR 27 for 5.6 miles to property. GMU/Acres: 13 / 11 acres Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. 28 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Twin Spruce Ponds SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy.145. GMU/Acres: 71, 73 / 96 acres Fishing: cold-water put-and-take trout fishery Recreation: fishing, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access sunrise to sw1set, access from designated parking area only. b. Glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Vessel use prohibited except hand-propelled vessel. ► Two Buttes Res. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. Directions: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper Recreation: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited, except handlaunched vessels propelled by hand or electric motor in ponds below the dam. b. Vessel use and water contact activities allowed on reservoir. c. Camping allowed in designated and established camping areas. d. Fires allowed within established containment structure in designated areas. ► Upper Red Cliff Ranch SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Pueblo, travel W on Hwy. 78 for 20 miles to Central Ave. within the Beulah Valley. Turn right on North Creek Rd. (CO Rd. 387) and travel 6.7 miles to the property entrance. GMUs/Acres: 84 / 480 acres Hunting: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, turkey, dusky grouse Fishing: cold-water stream and ponds are characterized by low-flow and offer limited angling opportunities. Recreation: wildlife viewing: call CPW's Pueblo Area Office at 719-561-5300 for access instructions. Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited Dec. 1- April 30, except for licensed hunters and 1 nonhunting companion. Hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. b. Parking and access allowed from designated parking areas only. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only while hunting. d. Camping allowed by licensed hunters during big game or turkey season plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of any stream. e. Dog training and field trials prohibited. ► Van Tuy[ SWA ((abin(reek&Lost(anyonUnits) - Gunnison Co. Directions: Cabin creek unit: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) Lost Canyon unit: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles Non Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn Eon CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/Acres: 55 / 510 total acres Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing ► Verner SWA (Fishinglease) -Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18. Go 0.8 miles W to access road. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2 mi. of river Fishing: North Platte River, cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited, except while fishing. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. ► Wahatoya SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 1 mile Eon Bear Creek Rd. GMU/Acres: 85 / 80 acres Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited. b. Vessel use prohibited except handlaunched vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor when used for fishing. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler at all times. ► Walker SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50. Turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 351 acres Fishing: warm-water Recreation: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program Restrictions: a. Open for public access from sunrise until sunset; no time restrictions for the paved portion of Riverfront trail and for fishing. b. Overnight parking prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Hunting prohibited. e. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. ► Watson Lake SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 19 / 44 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, warm-water lake �Recreation: picnicking, wildlife viewing Facilities: restrooms, nature trails Restrictions: a. Open for public access I hour before sunrise to I hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Access to fish passage structure (on NE side of the property) prohibited. c. Closed on NW side as posted. d. Fishing from walls of fish passage or fishing in fish passage prohibited. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. f. Parking prohibited on S dam. g. Vessel use, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. h. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting or training for hunting. ► Waunita Watchable Wildlife Area - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go Eon Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 Recreation: wildlife viewing April I - May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse Restrictions: a. Public access permitted April 1- 30 only, except during second full week (Sun. through Sun.) of April when public access is prohibited. Public access also prohibited at all other times. b. Dogs, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. ► Webster SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 94 / 158 acres Hunting: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer Restrictions: a. Open for public access Sept. l through last day of spring turkey season, 4 a.m.-1 hour after sunset. b. Public access only for licensed hunters or members of hunting party and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. c. Hunters may only access property by parking in designated, numbered parking spot inside parking lot. Parking along access road or Weld CR 394 prohibited. d. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles and muzzleloaders prohibited. f. Hunting in inflow or outflow channels prohibited. g. Horse use prohibited. ► Wellington SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. Directions: Wellington Unit: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles Non E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. Cobb Lake Unit: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles Non E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. Schware Unit: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles Non E service road to CR 60, then l mile E. GMU/Acres: 87 / 1,793 acres Fishing: warm-water Hunting: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16- March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. e. Vessel use prohibited except hand-propelled vessels used in dog training, field trials or to hunt waterfowl. f. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. g. Domestic, feral or privately owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. h. Horse use prohibited, except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. ► West lake SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go l mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 38 water acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold-water lake Recreation: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping Facilities: campground, restroom, drinking water Restrictions: a. Only vessels propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► West Rifle Creek SWA- Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 4 miles Non Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW GMU/Acres: 33 / 941 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat Recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing Facilities: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; nonpotable water only; rifle and pistol shooting ranges Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited on designated shooting range between sunset and sunrise. b. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while hunting or on the designated shooting range. c. Camping only by licensed hunters during big-game season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after each season. d. Fires allowed within containment structure while camping. ► Wheeler SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, take l-70 W about l mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/Acres: 33, 42 / 48 acres Hunting: rabbit, dove, waterfowl Fishing: trout, whitefish Recreation: wildlife viewing ► Whitehorse SWA- Adams Co. Limited Access. This property is private land that is open only to youth/mentor waterfowl hunters with a permit No public access. Directions: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd., and extends SE. GMU/Acres: 104 / 400 acres Restrictions: a. Open only for youth/mentors who have received certification to use the property as participants in the youth hunting program; access limited to dates specified by the program. b. Parking and access allowed from designated parking areas only. c. Reservations are available to authorized participants for waterfowl hunting. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out at check station as posted and reservation holder must be present while hunting. ► Williams Creek Res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 508 acres Hunting: waterfowl Fishing: cold -water lake Recreation: boating, wildlife viewing, camping Facilities: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, USFS campgrounds W of lake Restrictions: a. Vessel use allowed; operating a vessel in a manner that creates a whitewater wake is prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. d. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. ► Williams Hill SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: For upland hunting and angler ac- cess, go to Riverview angler access parking lot olfN entrance to Philips Riverview. Carry-in boat access available. Walk-in angler access also available from Rio Grande trail. GMU/Acres: 43 l / 487 acres Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey Fishing: cold -water stream 29 cpw.state.co.us �► Willow Creek SWA (Fishing &Hunting Lease) - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn Eon CR 30, go 5 miles and turn Son CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/Acres: 102 / 920 acres Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel Recreation: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open 4 a.m.- 9 a.m., Sept. 1-May 31. b. Dog training, horse use prohibited. ► Willow Creek Reservoir SWA (Fishing &Hunting Lease) - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go Won Hwy. 40 and turn NE on Hwy. 34 towards Grand Lake. Just past mile marker 5 on Hwy. 34, turn NW on CR 40 and continue for 2.25 miles. SWA is on the south side of CR 40. GMU/Acres: 18 / 200 acres Restrictions: a. Access allowed while fishing, small-game, and waterfowl hunting only. b. Access allowed only through designated access points as posted. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. ► Wind in the Willows SWA (Fishing Easement) - Hinsdale Co. Directions: S of Lake City, travel Son Hwy. 149, ► Windy Gap Watchable Wildlife Area - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go 2 miles Won Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/Acres: 18 / 12 acres Facilities: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail Restrictions: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Fishing, hunting, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Dogs must be under control and on leash at all times. d. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass not required to access this property. ► Woods Lake SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek, then 9 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 160 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Recreation: canoeing, wildlife viewing Facilities: restroom Restrictions: a. Vessel use prohibited except vessels pro- pelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Dogs must be under control and on leash by handler, except service animals or when actively hunting, training for hunting or during licensed field trials. turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/Acres: 66 / 4 acres ► Wright's Lake SWA - Restrictions: ► Yampa River SWA - a. Open for fly fishing only; access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area allowed from 1 point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only on Lake Fork of Gwrnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles Won CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles Won CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 84 acres Fishing: cold-water stream, cold-water lake Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, go Eon Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/Acres: 13 / 866 acres Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms or bows is prohibited, except while hunting. b. Vessels allowed only while actively used for fishing, hw1ting or wildlife viewing. ► Yarmony Ranch SWA (Fishing&Huntingfasement) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU/Acres: 171 / 3,719 acres Fishing: Illinois River Restrictions: a. Public access is prohibited, except while hunting or fishing. b. Hunting allowed for elk, moose and pronghorn with limited public access permit only. c. Limited access permits for big-game hunting may be obtained by contacting CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center at 970870-3333. Permits are available for elk, pronghorn and moose hunting only. Hunters may only access property during the dates specified on their limited access permit. To obtain a limited access permit, hunters must already have a big game license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on property. Limited access permits valid starting the first day of the season on the license. Hunters can only access the property during the dates specified on their permit and may have up to 2 nonhunting companions. Access by hunters with a limited access permit prohibited from 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset, except that when an animal has been harvested, the successful hunter and their nonhunting companion(s) are allowed to remain as long as necessary to remove it. d. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. e. Parking and access allowed from designated parking areas only; walk-in or horseback access only. f. Open for hunting or fishing only. g. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, or as posted. h. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, excet while hunting. i. Building blinds prohibited. Get Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 80 years, it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt, and the annual hunting and fishing guides offer a wide variety of how-toand where-to advice. To subscribe, caH 1-800-417-8986 Or visit cpwshop.com/su bscription.page 30 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands �----------------------------------------J- StateTrust Lands ► The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado's K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly 3million surface acres and 4 million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receives no tax dollars. ► The State Trust Lands Hunting and Fishing Access Program (formerly called the Public Access Program) includes 966,000 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife to increase seasonal public hunting and fishing opportunities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program are open for public access. ► Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 225,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approx. 37,000 jobs in those communities. ► Learn more about state trust lands at: slb.colorado.gov ~ ~ ..,~ 1COLORADO State Land Board ~ Oepartment ol Nat..-.!Resou-c,,s State trust lands, such as Pole Gulch STL above, are posted with the property's name, map and rules ofuse. © Zach Spezze, (PW State Trust lands FAQs ► What can I do on lands in this program? ► When are they open? Lands enrolled in the STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program are open seasonally to hw1ting and fishing only. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, OHVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. Most properties are open for hunting and fishing from Sept. l through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized u se or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ► Where are they? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Hunting and Fishing Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/stl-finder State Trust Lands Huntin and Fishin Access Pro ram Rules Everyone age 16 years or older must have a valid hunting The following restrictions apply to all State Trust or fishing license to be on any part of a state trust land Land Hunting and Fishing Access Program lands (STL). leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional See pages 1and .3 for the requirements to access state wildlife areas (SWAs). Note that one-or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. Rules fore-bikes on STLs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicydes) are vehides with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750watts. Seepage J, "State Wildlife Areas,''fordescriptiom of the J cfa5ses of e-bike. Public access on state trust lands is restricted to hunting and fishing activities only. E-bikes are only allowed for use on designated roads when being used for these activities. Recreate Responsibly Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and anglers are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required from the State Land Board to access any state trust lands not listed in this brochure.) property-specific restrictions are listed in this brochure. See page 3 ofthe SWA section for aquatic nuisance species regulations. 1. Properties are: ► Open to hunting and fishing only. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife-related use prohibited. ► Closed l /2 hour after sunset until l /2 hour before sunrise, w1less posted otherwise. ► Closed to the public from March 1- Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, w1less posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on designated roads. 3. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. Camping and fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a State Trust Land Hunting and Fishing Access Program property for more than 14 days in a 45-day period. 6. Illegal firearms. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .SO-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters m1der 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hw1ting. 8. Certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or com1ty roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. 31 cpw.state.co.us �-- -------------------------------------------------- State Trust Lands Huntin and Fishin Access Pro ram Pro erties &Re ulations Everyone age 16 years orolder must have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on any part of a state trust land. Note: The hunting section for each property denotes the species that are commonly foundin and around the area. Species listed can be huntedifproperty regulations allow (during designatedseasons). ► Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/stl-finder ► 63 Ranch - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,635 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ► Adelaide - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, take Hwy. 50 E to CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Go N on CR 67 for 15 miles. Access to STL across BLM land, SW from CR 67. GMU/Acres: 581 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- May I Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey ► Agate Mountain - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles Son Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S for 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/Acres: 58 / 2,893 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. for hunting Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Agua Ramon - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn Non CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go 0.3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn Won USFS Rd. 630.2H.Access #1: From CR 65/ USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. Access #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/Acres: 79 / 640 Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: elk, mule deer, pronghorn, small game ► AguilarTVHill - LasAnimasCo. Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 85 / 500 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game Restrictions: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ► Alamaditas Mesa - Conejos Co. Directions: Route No. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack for 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route No. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 32 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go I mile to W boundary. GMU/Acres: 8 I I 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote GMU/Acres: 181 / 1,240 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Restrictions: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ► Antelope Flats - ► Alamosa Canyon - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/Acres: 81 / 240 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, small game ► Alkali Arroyo - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go Son Hwy. 109 for 8 miles to USFS Rd. 2195. Go Eon USFS Rd. 2195 for 3 miles to arrive at SW corner. For next mile to E ofUSFS Rd. 2195 is S boundary. Boundary stops at intersection of USFS Rd. 2195 and USFS Rd. 2195.G, which goes S. GMU/Acres: 130 I 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Alta - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.1 miles to BLM Rd. 5031A (Alta Lake Rd.). Go E for 0.5 miles to end of road. Property located 250 yards S. Walk-in access across BLM land. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► American Gulch - RioGrande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, take Lariat Rd. W for 5 miles to BLM Rd. (Lower Nicomodes Rd. 272). Go NW for 3 miles to BLM Rd. 5120Ua (Fata Morgana Rd.). Go S for 5 miles to Rim Rock Rd. Turn W on BLM Rd. 5120Tb. Go W for 0.5 miles to end of road. The property is located 0.5 miles S. Walk-in access through Forest Service land. GMU/Acres: 80 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ► Antelope Creek - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W for 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. Morgan Co. Directions: From intersection ofl-76 and Hwy. 52 at Wiggins, go Son Hwy. 52 for 12 miles to CR F. Go Eon CR F for 4 miles to CR I0. Drive S on CR 10 for 2 miles to first parking lot at intersection of CR 10 and CR C. Access to second parking lot is I mile E on CR C from first parking lot, then I mile S on CR 11. GMU/Acres: 99 / 5,000 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Antelope Tank - Las Animas Co. Directions: Head E from Kim. Access through USFS Rd. 2389, N of Hwy. 160. GMU/Acres: 136 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Antero - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go Son Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner ofSTL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/Acres: 49, 50, 58 / 11,060 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for cold-water stream fishing. Hunting: big game, small game, waterfowl ► Apishapa North - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, then go E for 18.5 miles. Go Son CR 77 for 7 miles, then go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/Acres: 133 / 1,880 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. �111111 -------------------------------------------------► Arrowhead - ► Badger Flats - Larimer Co. Park Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Directions: Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. GMU/Acres: 8 / 200 acres Open: Sept. I -end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel Access #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. Access #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. Access #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/Acres: 50,581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, small game ► Aspen Ridge - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 57 / 542 acres Open: Sept. I -end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep ► Atwood - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner ofSTL next to CR 16. GMU/Acres: 96 / 120 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31, 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Restrictions: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend oflate plains rifle deer season. ► Badito - Huerfano Co. Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, turn Won CR C3/ 10, then turn Non USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/Acres: 144 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, pheasant, quail, rabbit ► Badger Basin - Park Co. Directions: From Hartse(, go W on Hwy. 24. Property directly N of Hartse(, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMU/Acres: 50 / 40 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Fishing: Year-round on Fourmile Creek. 15 miles NW Go Son CR 520 for 2.5 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 85 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Bakers Peak - Moffat Co. Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn Eon CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/Acres: 3, 4 I 12,393 acres Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. Fremont Co. Directions: Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles Non CR 12, then go W for 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartse(, go Son Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/Acres: 57, 58 / 3,799 acres Open: Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. I - end of Feb for hunting. Upper Unit: Open Sept. I- end of Feb for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Fishing: cold-water stream Upper Unit: Fishing prohibited Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, take Moore St./CR 358 E for 6.6 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 85 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, small game ► Bear Gulch - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner ofSTL. GMU/Acres: 69 / 640 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey ► Beaver Brook - Clear Creek Co. Directions: Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Georgetown, take 1-70 W for 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E ofBakerville exit. Most of property N of 1-70. GMU/Acres: 39 / 320 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only offl-70 right-of-way. Access#l: From 1-70, go Son Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. for 2.7 miles to intersection with Pat Creek Rd. Access point at USFS gate on Pat Creek Rd. Access #2: From Evergreen, go 3.5 miles W on Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) to intersection with Old Squaw Pass Rd. Access point to N of Squaw Pass Rd. at USFS gate. GMU/Acres: 39 / 480 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ► Beddows Mountain - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N approx. 8 ► Baking Powder Ridge - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 for ► Badger Creek (lipper, Lower Units) - land, part STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program. ► Bear Creek - Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for ► Bakerville - ► Aubury Creek - Tracts3 &4: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go Non CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres Open: Aug. 16- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private approx. 29 miles. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Bald Mountain - Moffat Co. Directions: Tract 1: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. Tract 2: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go Won CR 71 to CR ?IS. Go Son CR ?IS for 2.5 miles. miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/Acres: 86, 691 / 500 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel Restrictions: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth/mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth/mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and manmade structures. 33 cpw.state.co.us �- -~ - - - - - - - - ► Beecher Island - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 5 miles, then turn left onto CR 30 and drive 1.3 miles. Turn right onto CR TJ and go 2.8 miles. Turn left onto CR 27 and go 0.7 miles. Take a slight right onto CR KK and go 5.6 miles to parking. GMU/Acres: 102 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, rabbit ► Ben Morgan Canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn Won CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 211 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Big Hole Butte - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles W on CR 7 to CR 92. Go N for 2.4 miles on CR 92. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Big Hole Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles Non Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W for 15 miles. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 3,048 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing on Little Snake River. Hunting: elk, mule deer, pronghorn, coyote Restrictions: a. Portable hunting blinds only. ► [l?!I Big Sandy Creek - Cheyenne Co. Directions: From Kit Carson, go Son CR 20 (Young St.) for I mile to the NW corner of the property. GMUs/Acres: 121 / 640 acres Open: Aug. IS-end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, dove, coyote, rabbit ► Big Springs - El Paso Co. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping is prohibited. d. Overnight parking is prohibited. ► Black Hawk - Huertrno Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go Son I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles Son CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/Acres: 85 / 1,511 acres 0pen:Sept. l-May31 Hunting: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ► Black Mountain - Huertmo Co. Directions: Fom Gardner, go I mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn Non USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Go W for 0.5 miles to markers. GMU/Acres: 84 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ► Black Sage Pass - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go Non Hwy. 50 for l mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go Non USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/Acres: 551 / 415 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit Fishing: In small section of No Name Creek. ► Black Wolf Creek - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go Son Hwy. 385 for 11 miles to parking area on W side. GMU/Acres: 102 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Directions: From Ellicott: Parking Area 1: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 1.4 miles. Parking lot on W side of Baggett Rd. Parking Area 2: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 3 miles. Turn E onto Big Springs Rd. for 3.5 miles. Parking area on S side of Big Springs Rd. Parking Area 3: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 7 miles. Turn N onto Calhan Hwy. for 1.6 miles. Parking area on E side of Calhan Hwy. GMU/Acres: 110 / 8,60 I acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Restrictions: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. 34 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Bloom Hills - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go Son Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. IO. Go W on Hwy. IO for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 15 miles to USFS Rd. 2112. North Property Access: Take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S to USFS Rd. 2112.D. Take 2112.D until it ends. STL just past road. South Property Access: From Hyw. 50, take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S of USFS Rd. 2112.D intersection to USFS Rd. 2112.F. Take USFS Rd. 2112.F for 0.5 miles W. Property N along 2112.F. GMU/Acres: 135 / 676 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Blue Lake - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, head N on Hwy. 50. Cross Hwy. 50 bridge over Arkansas River, then take Hwy. 194 exit. Travel 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 194, then turn N onto CR 10.5. Travel N for 0.5 miles, then turn W onto CR HH.5 and travel 0.5 miles W. Turn N onto CR IO, then travel N for approx. 6 miles until you reach S border of STL. GMU/Aaes: 125 / 60,323 acres Open: Year-round for fishing; Sept. 1-end of Feb. for hw1ting. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds, waterfowl Fishing: warm-water lake Restrictions: a. Islands closed May 15- Aug. 31 on Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. c. Camping permitted as posted. ► Blue Spring - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for l mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/Aaes: 84 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. ► Bonny Creek - Yuma Co. Directions: From Btulington, go Non Hwy. 385 approx. 17 miles to CR 0. Go Eon CR O for 6 miles to CR LL.5. Go N on CR LL.5 for 4 miles and turn Eon CR 4. Go Eon CR 4 for 3 mile to parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 103 / 630 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, turkey, rabbit, pheasant, dove ► Boston Flats - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW for 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL is N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walkin access. GMU/Aaes: 3 / 104 acres Open: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1- end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Box Creek - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, then turn W on CR IO for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection ofCRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR IO or CR 24. GMU/Aaes: 48 / 629 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. �111111 -------------------------------------------------► Box Elder - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. l3 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 5 l. Go l mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/Acres: 211 / 628 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Box Elder North - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn Won CR 32, then go W for 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 211 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Brammer - Morgan Co. Directions: Head Non Hwy. 71 from Synder for approx. 6 miles. Turn E on CR Ee for approx. 5 miles. Parking lot will be at intersection of CR Ee and CR34. GMU/Acres: 95 / 2,918 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Bravo - Logan Co. Parking Area 6: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go Son CR 11 for 11 miles, lllltil CR 11 turns into CR M, to roadside parking area on SE corner of CR 11 and CR M. Parking Area 7: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go Son CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue Son CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go Eon CR J for 4.5 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR J. Parking Area8: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles lllltil CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue Son CR 10 for 4.9 miles to CR G. Go E on CR G for 2 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR G. GMU/Acres: 119 / 49,596 Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game and small game, except for bobcat, coyote, black-tailed prairie dog, rattlesnake, snapping turtle, badger, swift fox, muskrat, raccoon Restrictions: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. b. All recreational activities except deer hllllting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend oflate plains rifle deer season. c. Lallllching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Brett Gray Ranch - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Rush, CO: Parking Area 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 8 miles to CR 7. Go S on CR 7 for 2 miles to CR X. Go Won CR X for 0.4 miles to parking area on S side of CRX. Parking Area 2: From Parking Area l, go Eon CR X for 2.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. Parking Area 3: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue Son CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go Eon CR J for 1.6 miles to parking area on S side ofCRJ. Parking Area 4: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 2.8 miles to CR 2. Go Son CR 2 for 10 miles to CR N. Go E on CR N for 1.9 miles to parking area on NINE sideofCRN. Parking Area 5: Go Eon Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CRl l. Go Son CRl l for 6.1 miles to roadside parking area on W side of CRl l. Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 5.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Aaes: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, sage-grouse, small game ► Buffalo Gulch - Park Co. Directions: From Hartse!, go Son Hwy. 9 for 2 miles. Turn onto CR 53 and go S for 8.9 miles. Turn onto Eufaula Trail and go E for 1.3 miles. Turn onto Hutke Rd. and go N for 0.8 miles. Turn onto Keechi Rd. and go E for 1.5 miles. Keechi Rd. becomes Dog ChiefTrail. Access point at corner of Dog ChiefTrail and Cahokia Rd. GMU/Aaes: 58 I 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Restrictions: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping and overnight parking prohibited. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E for approx. 2 miles to CR 37. Go Non CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/Acres: 91 / m!I 80 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb., 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl ► Buckwater Draw - ► Briggsdale - Weld Co. Directions: Sections 5&8: Go 3 miles N ofBriggsdale on CR 77 to USFS Trail 96. Property is W of CR 77 and both sides ofUSFS Trail 96 for l mile. Section 16: Go 6 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 65, then l mile Non CR 65 to CR 96. Property is NE of intersection. GMU/Acres: 87 / 1,855 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Browns Park - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take CR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on llllmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, or 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/Acres: l / 1,305 Open: Open year-rolllld Hunting: Year-rolllld for big-game and smallgame hunting, during open seasons only. Fishing: Open year-round for fishing on Green River. ► Brush Hollow - Fremont Co. Directions: From Penrose, go 1.5 miles N to CR 123, then go Won CR 123 for 0.7 miles to designated parking area. Additional parking area located on CR 127, l mile N of CR 123. GMU/Acres: 59 / 1,398 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ► Bull Canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 161. Turn W onto CR 161. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM land. STL surrollllded by BLM Bull Canyon wilderness study area. GMU/Aaes: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Bull Mountain - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N for 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC). Go 35 miles W. CR SOC runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/Aaes: 8 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. ► Bull Pasture - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go Son Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go Won Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 10.5 miles to CR 13. Go approx. 0.75 miles S of Hwy. 350 on CR 13. Property W of CR 13 for l mile. GMU/Aaes: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Burchfield - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go Eon CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/Aaes: 139 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. 35 cpw.state.co.us �1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. . . . . _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ► Burns Canyon - Chaffee Co. Directions: From stoplight in Johnson Village, go E for 1 mile to CR 301. Head S on CR 301 for approx. 2.8 miles to CR 300. Turn left onto CR 300 and continue for 2.5 miles to Ruby Mountain Campground. Access USFS Rd. 300 to 300A. Head Won 300A to USFS trail 1423. NOTE: 4WD vehicle highly recommended! GMU/Acres: 57 / 600 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, coyote, rabbit, bobcat, fox ► Burro Springs - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita: 1. Go N on CR 42 for 2.3 miles. 2. Go Won CR 41G for 4.5 miles. From Saguache: Go Son Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CRT. Go W on CR T for 2 miles to CR 44.8. Go S on CR 44.8 for 1 mile. GMU/Acres: 68 / 28,905 acres Open: May 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit Restrictions: a. Collection of shed antlers, shed horns, or antlers or horns naturally attached to skull plates allowed May. 1- Dec. 31 only. b. During big-game season only, public access allowed from 1.5 hours before sunrise to 1.5 hours after sunset. Public access allowed from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset during all other times. c. Motorized vehicle use restricted to designated roads. Use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) to retrieve big game prohibited. d. Camping, fires prohibited. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse Restrictions: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7 miles E. Go Son CR 210. Continue straight on CR 211. Property approx. 3 miles from Hwy.10. GMU/Acres: 133 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ► Carrica - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, get onto Hwy. 109. Take Hwy. 109 for 3 blocks S to 6th St. in La Junta, then go E on 6th St. 6th St. turns into CR AA. Take CR AA for 4 miles to CR 35. Go S for 7 miles on CR 35. CR 35 turns into CR T for 1 mile going E. CR T turns into CR 36 going S. Take CR 36 for 3 miles. STL is E of CR 36 for I mile. GMU/Acres: 130 I 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Carter Creek - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/Acres: 181 / !,301 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. 36 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. ► Cimarron River - ► Carter Place - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E for 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141, then turn Won CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road and turn S for 1 mile. GMU/Acres: 70 / 320 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go Eon CR K approx. I mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 8 miles to property. Property along Oklahoma state line. Park on CR 45 to access property. GMU/Aaes: 145 / 519 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Restrictions: a. Access through BLM only. ► Citadel - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to ► Castor Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go Son Hwy. 13 approx. 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/Acres: 13 / 168 acres Open: Aug. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truclc Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/Aaes: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Coal Bank Gulch - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles Non CR ► Cedars - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go Eon CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 4 / 640 acres Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ► Cedar Springs - ► Bustos Flat - GMUs/Acres: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit Restrictions: Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles Won Hwy. 40. Turn Son CR 23 and go approx. 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ► Chiquito Peak - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Colo. 15 to CR FF. Go Won CR FF/USFS Rd. 250 for 7.7 miles to BLM Rd. 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. Go Eon BLM 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. for approx. 2.5 miles to property. GMU/Acres: 80 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Chubb Park - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles Son Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW for 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go I mile. Timber activity may be present. 76. GMU/Aaes: 441 / 879 acres Open: From first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse Restrictions: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single-slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth/mentor hunting allowed, only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ► Coal Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1509. Turn Son BLM Rd. 1509 and go approx. 3.4 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Aaes: 11 / 640 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Coal Ridge - Moffat Co. Directions: From Rangely, go Eon Hwy. 64. At CR 73 turn N and go to CR 78. At CR 78 turn N and go approx. 1.7 miles. GMU/Aaes: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game �111111 -------------------------------------------------► Cody Park - Fremont Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go Non Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N for 6.25 miles to SW corner ofSTL. GMU/Acres: 691 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel ► Cohagen - JacksonCo. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S for 1.8 miles to access point No. l; or, from Hwy. 14, go Son CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/Acres: 171 / 2,&48 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Cold Springs Mountain - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR lON. Go Non CR lON for 8 miles. STL is W of CR l0N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR l0N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/Acres: 2, 20 l / 25,739 acres Open: Aug. 1- Dec. 31 Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse Restrictions: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. b. llm!J Motorized travel permitted on designated roads. c. llm!J Motorized travel prohibited on the west side of the Browns Park SWA Wiggins unit. Note: Exchange ofuse on STL. Part private land, part STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program. ► Copper Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 14 miles. Turn left on Copper Gulch Rd. and go 13 miles, then turn Won Gulch Rd. Parking area on W side of intersection of Burro Back Ct. and Gulch Rd. GMU/Acres: 691 / 638 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit, turkey season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse Restrictions: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ► Cottonwood Ridge - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn Non Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. Hunting: deer, bear, lion, rabbit Fishing: Cottonwood Creek Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited June 1- Aug. 31. ► Crooked Arroyo - a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. ► Copper Mountain - GrandCo. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak, or go Son Hwy. 9 to CR 3, then N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/Acres: 28 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E for 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N for 10.7 miles. GMU/Acres: 441 / 640 acres Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10, then take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles NE to CR 21. Take CR 21 approx. 4 miles S to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.75 miles E to CR 21.75. Take CR 21.75 approx. 2.25 miles S to property (21.75 becomes 21.9). Property goes for 1 mile S to intersection of CR K. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Crooked Top - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43 and go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE for 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 46 / 400 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey Restrictions: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 10 l. ► Cross Mountain - Restrictions: ► Cottonwood Creek - Open: From first day of archery deer and elk Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go Non Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ► Crow Valley - Weld Co. Directions: Section24(8n64w): Go 10 miles W ofBriggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57. From USFS parking area at Hwy. 14 and CR 57, walk 1 mile E to property. Section 36 (9n 62w): Go 4 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 69, then go 4- 5 miles Non CR 69. Walk 1 mile E to W border of property. Section 36 (9n 64w): Go 8 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 61, then go 3 miles Non CR 61 to CR 96. Walk 1 mile N to SE corner of property. GMU/Aaes: 87 / l,520 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Crystal Lake - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go Son Hwy. 24 ap- prox. 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S for 2 miles on CR 11 and l lA until left fork onto two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles, following arrowed access signs. To Access EPortion Of Property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take twotrack dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/Acres: 48, 49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river)/ 467 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, waterfowl, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Daley Gulch - Saguache, Gunnison Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from Hwy. barn. GMU/Aaes: 551 / 644 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit Fishing: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek Restrictions: a. Camping permitted as posted. ► David Canyon - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.I. Take USFS Rd. 2200.I approx. 0.5 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/Aaes: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Dead Horse Creek - San Miguel Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 28T, then to BLM Rd. 1064, then to BLM Rd. 3132. Then go to BLM Rd. 1001, or take San Miguel CR 28T to BLM Rd. 1063. GMU/Aaes: 70 I 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ► Dearfield - WeldCo. Directions: From Greeley, travel approx. 25 miles E to CR 386. N parking area located 0.3 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386. S parking area located approx. 1.2 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386, just before cattle guard. continued on next page 37 cpw.state.co.us �- -~ - - - - - - - - From Wiggins, travel approx. 13.5 miles Won Hwy. 34 to CR 386. From Roggen, travel approx. 1.3 miles E to CR 386. S parking area approx. 8.5 miles N ofl-76 on CR 386, just past cattle guard. N parking lot located approx. 9.5 miles N of 1-76 on CR 386. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,480 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Deer Haven - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/Acres: 581 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 for hunting. Hunting: big game, small game, turkey ► Delmonica Gulch - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go Non Hwy. 91 for 8 miles. Use parking area on N of Hwy. 91 at Chalk Creek pulloff. Access through BLM W of parking area. GMU/Acres: 49 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, lion, coyote, rabbit ► Dick's Peak - Parle Co. Directions: From Hartse!, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick's Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Dirty Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles Non CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, turkey, small game ► Disappointment Creek - Dolores Co. ► Dixie Bluffs - Otero Co. 109 S for 11 miles to CR P to E and USFS Rd. 2175.A to W. CR Pon N boundary for approx. 0.33 miles to E. USFS Rd. 2175.A on N boundary for approx. 0.75 miles to W. Hwy. 109 goes through in a diagonal, going SSE almost to S border. Take USFS Rd. 2175.A for I mile W to USFS Rd. 2175.B. Take USFS Rd. 2175.B for approx. l mile S to USFS Rd. 2175. Take USFS Rd. 2175 for approx. 0.66 miles E to SW corner of property. GMUs/Acres: 130, 135 / 630 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go Eon CR 64 approx. l mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution must be taken while hunting when cattle are present. GMU/Aaes: 90 I 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb., 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel ► Dobbins Spring - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go Won CR 14 to BLM Rd. 1514. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1514 and go 0.10 miles. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Douglas Mountain - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles Won Hwy. 318. Turn Son CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go Won CR 10 for 1.9 miles to edge of property. CR 10 bisects property. GMUs/Acres: 2, l l / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ► Dry Creek - Rio G@nde Co. Directions: Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W for 9.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 80 / 1,280 acres Open: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. ► Dry Creek Basin - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Hwys. 491 and 141. Go Non Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/Acres: 711 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Redvale, turn Son Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/Acres: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game San Miguel Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q for 10.5 miles to property. GMU/Acres: 70, 711 / 320 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit 38 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Logan Co. Directions: From 1-76, take Crook exit. Go N Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to ► Disappointment Valley - ► Duck Creek - Directions: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. ► Dry Creek North - Larimer Co. Restrictions: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ► Eagle Canyon - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School, then go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/Aaes: 20 I 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► East Alamosa - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go Eon Hwy. 160 for 2.4 miles to El Rancho Ln. Go S on El Rancho Ln. for 0.7 miles to CR 8S. Go Eon CR 8 S for 3.1 miles to Sll6 Rd. Go Son Sll6 Rd. for 1.9 miles to property. GMU/Aaes: 83 / 1,480 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► East Bend - Conejos Co. Directions: From Sanford, go Eon CR V for 3.6 miles to BLM land. Access property across adjoining BLM land by foot or horseback. GMU/Aaes: 81 / 720 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► East Boone Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 22.2 miles Won Hwy. 318 to adjacent BLM property. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Aaes: 2 I 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Directions: Go Won Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/Acres: 8 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion ► East Carrizo Creek - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Pritchett, head W along Hwy. 160. Go Son CR 220, then turn Eon CR 30. Park at Sikes parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 143 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit �111111 -------------------------------------' ► East Carter Mountain - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rocle Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/Acres: 181 / l,794 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse Restrictions: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety wne as posted along E fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rocle Rd. ► East Delaney Butte Lake - ► Ecklund - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go Son Hwy. 385 for 4.8 miles. Turn Eon CR 30 and continue 6 miles before turning S on CR PP. Continue 1.8 miles and turn Eon CR 28. Follow curve S onto CR RR and continue 6.7 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 102 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, rabbit ► Edler - Baca Co. 287. Turn Won CR M, then Non CR 20. Park on USFS road and walk onto property. GMU/Acres: 144 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go l mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/Acres: 16 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: small game Fishing: cold-water lake Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Eastman Basin - Weld Co. Directions: Go 10 miles W ofBriggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57, then go 9 miles Non CR 57 to CR 108. Then: Sections 30 & 32 (10n 63w), Section 36 (10n 64w): Go l mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 2 miles N on CR 59. Walk 1.5 miles E/NE to Section 30 property. Walk 2.2 miles E to Section 32 property. Section 36 property is on E side of CR 59. Section 10 (10n 64w): Go l mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 6 miles Non CR 59 to CR 120. Go 1- 2 miles Won 120; property is on S side of CR 120. Section 16 (10n 64w): Go 2 miles Won CR 108 to CR 53, then go 3 miles Non CR 53 to USFS Trail 53. Go l mile farther N on USFS Trail 53 to SW corner of property. Section36(10n65w): Go 4 miles Won CR 108 to CR 49, then go 1- 2 miles Non CR 49. Property is Wand adjacent to CR 49. GMU/Acres: 87 / 2,681 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. SO in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. l mile E. Property on N side of CR N for l mile. ► Eleven Mile - Park Co. Directions: Access 1: From Hartse(, go SE on CR 59 for 12 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. Access 2: From Hartse(, go SE on CR 59 for 13.5 miles. Continue straight onto CR 92 for 2.5 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. Access 3: From Hartse(, go SE on CR 59 for 17 miles. STL crosses CR on E and W. GMU/Acres: 58, 581 / 2,887 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Elk Mountain - ► Fernleaf Gulch - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go Eon 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E approx. 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/Acres: 6 / 2,839 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: big game, small game Fishing: cold-water stream Recreation: Camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. Restrictions: a. Access from parking lot only. ► Elk Springs No. 1 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn Son BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game ► Elk Springs No. 3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S ofHwy. 40. GMU/Acres: 10 / l ,810 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N for 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn Eon BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner ofSTL. GMU/Aaes: 58 / 520 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horsebacle only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ► Flagler - Directions: Head S from Springfield along Hwy. Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on ► East Timpas - GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Seibert, go Won CR V for 2 miles to jog in road. Continue W on CR V for l mile. Go Non CR 12 for l mile to parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 107 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Florence - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go Son Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, then go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/Aaes: 69 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse Restrictions: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. ► Fly Gulch - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go Non Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N l mile. GMU/Aaes: 214 / 537 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Restrictions: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. ► Flying A- Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, head Eon Hwy. SO until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/Aaes: 128 / 29,057 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Ford Bridge - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E for 0.5 miles. GMU/Aaes: 9 l / 280 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb., 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl continued on next page 39 cpw.state.co.us �- -' - - - - - - - - - Restrictions: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. GMU/Acres: 87 / 160 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Gerrard - ► Fortification - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 30l / 866 acres Open: Day after 4th rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. Hunting: cow elk only Restrictions: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. Note: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program. ► Foster Gulch - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, turn Son Hwy. 69 and travel approx. 14 miles to property parking area. GMUs/Acres: 84, 86 I 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Founnile - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on CR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/Acres: 4 / 640 Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. for big game and small-game hunting only. Restrictions: a. Motorized vehicles off CR prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ► Froze Creek - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles Son Hwy. 69. Go Won CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner ofSTL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/Acres: 86 I 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/Acres: 80 / 799 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ► Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 approx. 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go Eon Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. Conejos Co. Directions: From Romeo, go Son Hwy. 285 for appox. 2 miles to CR L. Go W for 2 miles to CR 12. Property is on NW corner of CR Land 12. GMU/Acres: 81 / 480 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Geary Creek - Weld Co. Directions: Go 12 miles N on CR 77 from Briggsdale to CR 114, then go 4 miles Won CR 114 to CR 69. Go 1- 2 miles Non CR 69. Property's E boundary is W of and adjacent to CR69. 40 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Greasewood Lake - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and Eon Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go I mile E to parking area. GMU/Aaes: 951 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duclc Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Great Divide ► Grape Creek - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for I mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S for 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch for 1.2 miles. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres Open: Aug. 15- May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted on Grape Creek. Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey Fishing: cold-water stream ► Grassy Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go Eon Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S for 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Roclccastle Mine access road. GMU/Acres: 13 I 360 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse ► Greasewood - Moffat Co. Directions: ► Gallegos - 7. [ml! From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Go Non CR 21 7.2 miles. Slight right onto CR 42 and travel 4.7 miles. Turn right onto unmarked BLM road and travel l mile to the NE corner of the property. GMU/Aaes: 3 / lll!J 4,158 acres Open: Aug. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. Seven Parcels: 1. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21. Then go Non CR 21 for 1.5 miles and Eon two-traclc road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21, then go Non CR 21 to CR 50. Go Eon CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21, then Non CR 21 to CR 42. Then go Eon CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. S. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, then go N for 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR8N. STL is NE of intersection. Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go Eon CR 5 to CR 118, then go Non CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/Aaes: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ► Guillermo Ranch - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on Bighorn Dr. (formerly CR 520.1); access only from the parking area at signage directly off of Bighorn Dr. by horse or foot traffic only. GMU/Aaes: 85 / 2,118 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote ► Haight - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 5 miles W to CR 12, then take CR 12 approx. 3 miles S to CR K. Take CR K 1.5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2107 and then take USFS Rd. 2107 approx. 0.5 miles W to intersection ofUSFS Rd. 2107 and USFS Rd. 2104.A. USFS Rd. 2107 goes I mile along S boundary of property. USFS Rd. 2104.A goes N for 1 mile along E boundary of property. GMU/Aaes: 135 I 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Hamilton Mesa - San Miguel Co. Directions: From intersection of Colo. 145 and 141, go Son Hwy. 141 for 13 miles to CR U29 E. Go Eon CR U29 E for 2.1 miles to CR 31U. �111111 -------------------------------------------------Go S/SEon CR 31U for 2 miles to CRS3l. GOE on CR S3l/BLM two-track for 0.5 miles. Access to STL is by foot or horseback S across adjoining BLM land. GMU/Acres: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► Hartsel - ► Homestead - ► Indian Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Rand, go Non CR 27 for 3.6 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go Son BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, small game GMU/Aaes: 171 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: ParkCo. ► Horse Gulch - Directions: Tract A: From Hartsel, go Son Hwy. 9 for approx. 0.5 miles. Property is on W side of Hwy. Tract 8: From Hartsel, go Eon Hwy. 24 for l.5 miles, then left on Cold Row Rd. for 0.5 miles to BLMland. GMU/Acres: 58 / 380 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Moffat Co. Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 5.5 miles. STL is W of Hwy. 9. GMU/Acres: 58 / l,788 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Hay Gulch Overlook - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 3 miles Won Hwy. 36. Go Non CR AA for 3.2 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 102 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Hiawatha - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 44.5 miles Non CR 7 to CR 4. Go 31.5 miles Won CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects the property. Note: CR 4 goes in and out of Wyoming. GMU/Acres: 2 I 640 acres Open: Aug. l 5- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Higbee Canyon - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL is N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/Acres: 130 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/Acres: SO / l,121 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: pronghorn, waterfowl ► Hightower - MoffatCo. Directions: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 40 to CR 85. Turn N onto CR 85 and go approx. 3.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game miles to CR 21. a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter ofSect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn Won CR 17. Go 6.3 miles on CR 17 to BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 30l / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Howard Creek - ► Hartsel South - Jackson Co. Directions: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 Weld Co. Directions: From Ault: Go 18.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles Non CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1-3 miles Won CR 104. From Briggsdale: Go 4 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles Non CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1- 3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/Acres: 87 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Hungerford - PuebloCo. Directions: From Pueblo, head E on Hwy. SO until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/Acres: 128 / 7,039 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► lies Grove - Moffat Co. Directions: To West Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go l mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR49. To East Parcel: From Craig, go Son Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off N side of Hwy. 13 at mile post 7 l.5. GMUs/Acres: 12, 211 12,079 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Note: There are no Dec. youth elk-hunting opportunities in GMU12. Dec. elk hunting permitted in GMU211 with appropriate license. ► Independence Mountain - JacksonCo. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W for 8 miles to CR 7. Go N for 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W for 6 miles on CR 6W GMU/Acres: 161 / 11,239 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: ► Iron Springs - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 for 9 miles SW to CR 9, then take CR 9 approx. 0.5 miles S. CR 9 is W boundary of STL for l mile. GMU/Aaes: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Jack Canyon - Otero Co. Important: This property may have military munitions present, as it was once used for military live-fire training/testing. Please follow the three Rs of explosives safety while on the property: Recognize that munitions are dangerous; Retreat: Do not approach, touch or disturb it, andcarefully leave the area; Report: Notify local law enforcement to advise of what you saw andwhere yousaw it. For more information go to denix.osd.mil/uxo Directions: North Entrance: From Hwy. SO in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.J. Take USFS Rd. 2200.J S for 0.25 miles to N boundary. USFS Rd. 2200.J provides access to 1.25 miles of boundary. South Entrance: Take Hwy. 109 S from Hwy. SO for approx. 18.5 miles to CR 804. Take CR 804 W approx. 4 miles to ranch road going W (CR 804 turns S). Take ranch road approx. 0.25 miles W to gate and parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 135 / 7,564 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Jack Springs - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. Turn N onto CR 95 and go approx. 7.75 miles. GMU/Aaes: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Jacks Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go Won Hwy. 114 for 10.7 miles to CR EE 38. Go 4.3 miles NW on CREE 38. GMU/Aaes: 681 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. 41 cpw.state.co.us �- -~ - - - - - - - - ► Jeffway Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles Son Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go Eon Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33. Then go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/Acres: 13 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Jimmy Creek - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn Non Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E for 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/Acres: 8 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Jimmy Dunn Gulch - Routt, Moffat Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go Non Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 NINE for approx. 6.5 miles to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/Acres: 441 / 5,253 acres Open: last Sat. in Aug.- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Hunters may be limited through manda- tory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. Note: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Hunting and Fishing Access Program. ► Johnny Moore Mountain - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE for 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go l mile to parking area. From Walden, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E for 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/Acres: 6 / 7,671 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. Hunting: big game, small game Fishing: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. ► Johnson Gulch - Custer Co. Directions: From E side of Silvercliffe, turn N on CR 255 from Hwy. 96. Travel N approx. 4 miles on CR 255, turn E on CR 254 and travel approx. l mile to property parking area. GMU/Acres: 69 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, bear, lion, small game, turkey ► Jubb Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn Won CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 211 / 638 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 42 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Elbert Co. Directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR Hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, 125, turn N and go 5 miles. Note: STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA, and access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/Acres: 105 / 2,086 acres Open: Sept. I-May 31 Hunting: by special drawing permit only. Hunting is restricted to doe white-tailed and doe mule deer, doe pronghorn, cow elk, dove, turkey, and rabbit only. Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted ► Jumping Cow - Restrictions: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Hunters and anglers must have a proper and valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-2917227. Applications due 3rd Mon. in Aug. for dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, doe mule deer and cow elk. b. One person not hunting or fishing may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters - other than those hunting dove - may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to l hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. ► Juniper Hot Springs - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 20.8 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Moffat CR 53. Turn Son CR 53 and go 3.9 miles to CR 74. Turn Won CR 74 and go 0.8 miles to parking lot at Yampa River State Park. GMU/Acres: 3 / 493 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl Fishing: Yampa River access. ► Karney Ranch - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go Eon Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/Acres: 126 / 1,000 acres Open: Aug. 15- Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. furbearers to roads and parking lots. b. Open l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. ► Karval - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwy. 94 and Hwy. 109, travel approx. 12 miles S. Parking lot is approx. 2 miles S ofKarval SWA entrance. GMU/Acres: 120 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Restrictions: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping is prohibited. d. Overnight parking is prohibited. ► Keller - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for l.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then Eon CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 146 / 2,160 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, quail ► Kemp Draw - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21, then go l.3 miles S. GMU/Acres: 171 / 520 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. ► Keota - Weld Co. Directions: Go 13 miles E ofBriggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 103, then go 1- 2 miles Non CR 103. Property is W of and adjacent to CR 103. GMU/Acres: 87 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Kerber Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.25 miles to CR LL56. Go W for l.3 miles onCRLL56. GMU/Acres: 681 / 320 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~- ► Kinney Lake - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hugo, go approx. 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile Eon CR 2J to SW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 113 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, swift fox, rabbit, doves, waterfowl ► Kirt<well - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, then go Won CR M. Turn Non CR 8 to CR P property. Park at intersection. GMU/Acres: 144 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Klondike Basin - San Miguel Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 23R. GMU/Acres: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ► Lagarde Creek - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N for 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W for 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go Son Rd. 143 and Eon Rd. 207. GMU/Acres: 7 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, bear Fishing: LaGarde Creek ► La Jara - Conejos Co. Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, up- Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, land game birds squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver ► Landsman Creek - Yuma, Kit Carson Cos. Hwy. 385. Then go 0.5 miles Eon Yuma CR 0. miles toward Byers. Exit onto US-36 E and turn left on N Main St. Continue NE until N Main St. feeds into Hwy. 36. Continue E for 13 miles. Turn left on Hank's Crossing Rd. and continue N for 9 miles. Turn right on E 96th Ave. and go E for 4.4 miles. GMU/Aaes: 99 / 2,289 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, upland game birds Note: Access by foot only. Vehicle parking only in designated area, with a max. of4 vehicles. Caution: Ongoing agricultural use in the area. Southern section ofproperty requires fence crossing at your own risk. GMU/Acres: 103, 109 / 332 acres Open: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting Hunting: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Las Mesitas - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 8.2 miles W on Hwy. 17 to access point on S side of Hwy. 17. Or from Antonito, go 6.6 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Quinlan access (4x4) road on N side of Hwy. 17 to BLM Rd 5045. Go NW approx. 2.5 miles on BLM Road 5045. Access by foot or horseback approx. 0.8 miles S across adjoining BLM land to N boundary of property. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ► Laughlin Gulch - SaguacheCo. Directions: From Saguache, go W on CR Z for 4.8 miles to CR CC36. Go 1.4 miles Won CR CC36. GMU/Acres: 68 I 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Lazy D - Weld Co. Directions: 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 81 / 42,881 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game Fishing: lake, three cold-water streams North Side: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go I mile Son CR 111 to CR 134. Go 2.5 miles Eon CR 134 to NW corner of property. South Side: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go 4 miles S on CR 111 to CR 128. Go 2 miles Eon CR 128 to south-central side of property. GMU/Acres: 88 / 2,721 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter ofSection 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at: cpw.state.co.us/ stl-finder ► La Junta - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 194 , turn Won CR HH. Property is located on S side of CR HH. Vehicles may park along CR HH to access the property; do not block CR HH. GMU/Acres: 125 / 6,715 acres Adams Co. Directions: From Denver, go E on I-70 for 33 Directions: From La Jara, go Won Hwy. 15 for Restrictions: ► Little Muddy - Directions: From Burlington, go 18 miles Non ► Little Cochetopa Creek - Chaffee Co. ► Little Sheep Mountain - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/Aaes: 85 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ► Little Snake - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go Non CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit ► Lone Rock - Baca Co. Directions: From Pritchett, head W on Hwy. 160; turn Non Baca CR 2. Property on left side of road. GMU/Aaes: 137 / 646 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Lone Tree Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 Directions: From Maybell, go Non Hwy. 318 to W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 561 / 320 acres Open: Sept. I-May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, small game CR 23. Turn W onto CR 23, then go approx. 3.6 miles. GMU/Aaes: 11 / 637 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Little La Garita Creek - Saguache Co. ► Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go Won Carnero Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E for Creek Rd. for I mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner, or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/Acres: 79 / 640 acres 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. I 14 approx. 25 miles to CR l 7GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG approx. 6 miles to stop sign. continued on next page 43 cpw.state.co.us �11111111 ___________________________________________ ...._ Turn Eon CR NN-14 and go approx. 1.25 miles, then go Son CR 17FF (FR 787) for 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E for 2 miles to S access. GMU/Acres: 67 / 320 acres Open: Aug. 15-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Fishing: cold-water stream ► Los Mogotes Peak - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles Won Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and Won two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak for 5 miles through BLM to E bow1dary. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ► Manhattan Creek - Larimer Co. Directions: Go 27 miles to Livermore on Hwy. 287, then turn Won CR 74£ and go 26 miles to Red Feather Lakes. Turn S on CR 69 and go 4.4 miles to USFS Rd. 509. Park near locked USFS gate at end of road and hike E. GMU/Acres: 8 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, moose, small game ► Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW ofRedwing. From Redwing, go Son CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn Son CR 575, which goes S then curves W to BLM land. GMU/Acres: 861 / l,420 acres Open: Aug. IS- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ► Lost Creek - Weld Co. Directions: From I-76, take Roggen Ex.it (ex.it 48) and go S on CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go Won CR 18 for 3 miles to CR 67. Turn Non CR 67 and go 1 mile to intersection of CR 67 and CR 20. Marked parking lot is approx. 0.25 miles N of intersection of CR 20 and CR 67. GMU/Acres: 99 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunt- ing with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zones as posted. ► Macfarlane Reservoir - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go Son Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road for 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/Acres: 17 / 2,880 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. For big game htmters, motorized access allowed on two-track route N ofJackson CR 28, 1 mile to designated parking area. Big-game hunting access beyond parking area limited to foot or horseback only. b. For waterfowl and small game hunters, motorized access to Macfarlane Res. allowed on designated r.vo-track routes only. c. All other two-track roads closed to motorized travel. ► Maitland - ► Maverick Flats - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 approx. 26.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn N onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.1 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Maxwell Park - Chaffee Co. Directions: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: Access #1: Go Won CR 306 to CR 339. Go Son CR 339 approx. 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. Access #2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CRs 321 and 328 intersection. Access #3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go Won CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. Access #4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. Access #5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321, where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. Access #6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go Won CR 323 to parking area at Wend of STL, on N side of CR 323. GMU/Acres: 481 / 4,901 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote Restrictions: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 2 miles Won Hwy 69. Turn left onto CR 525, continue about 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/Acres: 85 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey, dove 44 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ► Maybell - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles Non CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S, and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/Aaes: 3, l l / 9,208 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and wildlife viewing. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion ofpropertyW of CR 19. ► Maynard Gulch - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/Aaes: 13, 441 / 724 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit Restrictions: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through manda- tory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ► McArthur Gulch - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/Aaes: 501 / 480 acres Open: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. Hunting: deer, elk, turkey only Restrictions: a. Hw1ting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranm house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1-Aug. 31. ► McCoy Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL botmdary. GMU/Aaes: 86 I 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: turkey, bear, lion, deer, elk ► McKenna Peak - San Miguel Co. Directions: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 or off Disappointment Creek Rd. near junction with Ryan Creek. GMU/Aaes: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ► Meadow Creek - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC), then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/Aaes: 191 I m!'.1 432 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. for hunting S of CR soc. �111111 --------------------------------------------------' Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. S of CR SOC, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR SOC allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ► Menefee Peak - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/Acres: 73 / 635 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, Lion, bear, small game, turkey ► Middle Carter (Gunsight) - GrandCo. Directions: NwSector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Se Sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. New Property: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103). Walk S to access new property. GMU/Acres: 181 / 5,400 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, moose, lion, dusky grouse, sage-grouse, coyote, rabbit Restrictions: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, fires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Caution: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ► Middle Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles, then go N for 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/Acres: 681 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ► Middle Park - GrandCo. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then take USFS Rd. 131 for l mile E to sign and gate. GMU/Acres: 27 / 4,144 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. ► Middle Wolf Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn right onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go approx. 6.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn ► Milk Creek - ► Monument Butte - Grand Co. Moffat Co. Directions: Directions: From Hamilton, go S for 3 miles on Sw Access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then go Eon USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. Ne Access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar Access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling for 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 27 / 10,955 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/Aaes: 12 / 653 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. ► Mineral Hot Springs - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S for 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/Acres: 82 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ► Moody Creek - 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/Aaes: 231 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ► Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: NW corner of Moonhill SWA touch- es CR 129 on E side of road about 13.5 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking N of access in pullout on W side of road. GMU/Aaes: 14, 214 / 648 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. ► Moore Draw - ► Miner's Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16W. Turn W onto CR 16W and go approx. 3.4 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Mirage - Saguache Co. Directions: Head N out of Moffat on Hwy. 17 for 7 miles. Turn E onto CR AA. Travel E on CR AA for 5 miles to arrive on SW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 82 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Mishak Lakes - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. l mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 2 miles to property. Property is 0.25 miles N of CR G on CR 45. Park on CR 45. GMU/Aaes: 145 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Moosehead Mountain - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper's Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper's Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access by foot or horseback only via BLMland. GMU/Aaes: 10 / 640 Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting only. Hunting: mule deer, elk, sage-grouse, dusky grouse Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR 0 . GMUs/Acres: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: elk, small game ► Morapos Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go Son CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/Aaes: 12 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. 45 cpw.state.co.us �_ _L _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ► Morgan Gulch - Moffat Co. ► North Pawnee Creek - Weld Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Directions: Basin. Go Won CR 51 to CR 32. Go Won CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part ofSTL. GMU/Acres: 211 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game From Briggsdale: Go 35.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. From Stoneham: Go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. From Fort Morgan: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 6.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. GMU/Acres: 88 I 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Morrison Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E for 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go Son CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/Acres: 15 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ► Mud Springs - Park Co. Directions: From Hartse!, go Eon Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go Non CR 15 approx. 5 miles to STL. CR 15 bisects property. GMU/Acres: 50 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game only ► Newlin Creek - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W for 1 mile to NW corner ofSTL. GMU/Acres: 69 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - May 31 Hunting: deer, small game, turkey Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer wne bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. ► North Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles Won CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 milesS. GMU/Acres: 144 / 632 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, quail, coyote Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► North Devils Canyon - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 16 miles SW to CR801, then take CR 801 approx. 0.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 2111. Take USFS Rd. 2111 approx. 3 miles W to USFS Rd. 211 l.G. USFS Rd. 2111 covers S boundary of property for 1 mile. USFS Rd. 211 l.G goes approx. 0.2 miles N on E boundary. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit 46 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► North Rabbit Creek - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles Non Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW GMU/Acres: 191 / 640 acres Open: Aug. IS-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Cherokee SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. I- May 1. ► North Scandinavian Gulch - 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 1.3 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/Acres: 3 / 280 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City on Hwy. 50, go 6.5 Non Field Ave. to CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) to BLM Rd. 5940. Stay on BLM Rd. 5940 for 1 mile to BLM Rd. 5490. Travel BLM Rd. 5490 for 1.5 Miles. STL a 500-yard hike E across BLM land to NW corner. GMU/Acres: 581 / 600 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, bobcat, turkey, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Old Man's Gulch - recommended! GMU/Acres: 44 I 692 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion ► Old Woman Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, then turn left onto CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660 and go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/Acres: 79 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Orchard - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey: Go 18 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and Eon CR 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 6 miles to CR 52. Go E from intersection for 3 miles to N parking area. From Orchard: Go Non Washington Ave. to Morgan CR X. Go W on CR X for 2 miles to CR 0. Go N on CR O for 1 mile to CRY. Go W on CR Y for 0.5 miles to Sparking area. GMU/Acres: 951 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. ► Oil Well Flats - to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3- 4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. NOTE:4WD or OHV vehicle highly Eagle Co. Directions: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 3 miles to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3- 4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. Alternate Route: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 6.5 miles to USFS Rd. 529. Take USFS Rd. 529 to USFS Rd. 529.l (approx. 1.5 miles), then USFS Rd. 529.l to USFS Rd. 529.2a. Take USFS Rd. 529.2a ► Oritz - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, at Hwy. 17 and Hwy. 285, go 0.3 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR 12.5. Go SW for 1.2 miles to CR E.5. Go W on CR E.5 for 0.3 miles to two-track road. Go SW 5.3 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ► Overland Trail - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E for 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/Acres: 96 / 40 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31, 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl Restrictions: a. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Owl Creek - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E for 9 miles to CR 25. Go S for 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. �111111 ---------------------------------' GMU/Acres: 17 l / 640 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: big game, small game, waterfowl ► Owl Mountain - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go Non CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E for 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 17l / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Oxbow - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog Fishing: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River. ► Packers Gap - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 7 miles W to CR 25. Intersection of CR 25 and USFS Rd. 2200 at NE corner of property. Next I mile S on CR 25 is E boundary of property. At SE corner is intersection of CR 25 and CR G. First I mile Won CR G is S boundary of property. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. I- end of Feb. for hw1ting. Hunting: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game ► Pawnee Coal Creek - Weld Co. LarimerCo. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles Won Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/Acres: 7 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ► Pat Canyon/Whitby - Baca Co. Directions: Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E for 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8 for IO miles to K.irkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go Son CR 5 for I.I miles. GMU/Acres: 144 / l,302 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: small game, deer, pronghorn Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. Moffat Co. Directions: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 14 to CR57, then go l- 2 miles Non CR 57. Property is E of and partly adjacent to CR 57. GMU/Acres: 87 / 440 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove GMU/Acres: l l, 21 l / 640 acres Open:m!J Sept. l-May31 Hunting: deer, elk, small game Restrictions: 57 for 12 miles. a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ► Pawnee Valley - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, at intersection of Hwy. 14 and Ball Park Rd.: 1. Go Won Hwy. 14 for IO miles to CR 17. Go Non CR 17 for 2.8 miles to parking area on E side of CR 17. 2. Go Won Hwy. 14 for 6 miles to CR 25. Go Non CR 25 for 2 miles to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for l.5 miles to CR 21.5. Go Non CR 21.5 for0.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 21.5. 3. Go Won Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 2 miles to parking area where CR 21 dead ends. 4. Go Won Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go Non CR 21 for l mile to CR 30. Go W on CR 30 for 0.25 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 89 / 2,720 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Restrictions: a. Foot access only, through designated park- ing areas only. ► Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR IO. Turn Son CR IO and go approx. 2 miles. Property N of CR IO. GMU/Acres: l l / 640 acres Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR IO. ► Pfister Draw - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles Non ► Pass Creek - ► Pine Tree Gulch - Directions: Go IO miles W ofBriggsdale on Hwy. Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N for 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W for 5 miles. Sects. 25 &36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner ofSect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR I03 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N for I mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/Acres: 7, 8 / l,920 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. ► Pine Arroyo - Huertmo Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. IO to CR 120. Take CR 120 for 10.5 miles N. Turn right (E) at T intersection on CR 122. After 3 miles, turn left (N) to continue on CR 122. Go l mile to reach the property. GMU/Acres: 128 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Pinkham Mountain - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles Non Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W for l.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. Note: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S approx. 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/Acres: 6 / 520 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Pinnacle Rock - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 15 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/Acres: 69 l / 520 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear, turkey ► Pinon Hills - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles Eon Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, then go SE for 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Pinon Ridge - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Point Of Rodes - Weld Co. Directions: From the Barnesville intersection of CR 61 and CR 68, go 8- 9 miles Eon CR 68 to property, located on N side of CR 68. GMU/Acres: 95 I / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Poison Spyder - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088. Go 2 miles NW, then turn Sand go I mile. GMU/Acres: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game 47 cpw.state.co.us �11111111'---------------------------------► Poitrey Canyon - Las Animas Co. Directions: Travel S out of Kim on Hwy. 160. Highway curves to W. Travel W for 6 miles to CR 173 and turn N. Travel N on CR 173 for 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 136 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Poitrey Creek- Las Animas Co. prox. 7 miles to CR 59. Go Son CR 59 approx. 4 miles to parking area on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/Acres: 99 / 140 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: small game, waterfowl area 2 on W side of Hwy. 287. Parking Area 3: Take Hwy. 287 S for 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR F. GMU/Acres: 126, 127 / [ll!!l 38,234 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove, waterfowl Restrictions: Restrictions: ► Prospect - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 ap- a. Access through designated parking only. Directions: From Kim, go W on Hwy. 160, then turn Son CR 179. Property to E. GMU/Acres: 143 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Pole Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: Parcel 1: From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. 13 to CR 4, then go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. m!!I Parcel 2: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy 13 to Moffat CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 4.4 miles to CR 9, then turn S on CR 9 and go 3.6 miles to unmarked BLM road. Turn S and go approximately 1.5 miles to the W side of the property. GMU/Acres: 3 / [ll!!l 11,666 acres Open: Aug. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Ptarmigan - GrandCo. Directions: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/Acres: 28 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmo- biles on I foot of snow. ► Punche Valley - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles Eon CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE then S for 7.8 miles on CR F to BLM land. Access by foot or horseback I mile E across adjoining BLM land to SW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit Restrictions: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ► Punkin Center - Lincoln Co. Directions: ► Poncha Pass - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/Acres: 561 / 360 acres Open: Sept. I - end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit ► Poudre River - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place (Conoco Station), then either go Won Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/Acres: 191 / 5,760 acres Open: Sept. I- May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. Hunting: big game, small game, furbearers Fishing: cold-water stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Reservoir.) Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. ► Powder Wash - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 44.5 miles Non CR 7 to CR 4. Go 4.4 miles E on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects property. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl 48 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands From Punkin Center: Parking Area 1: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go Eon CRT for 1.8 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CRT. Parking Area 2: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go Eon CRT for 3.1 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CRT. GMU/Acres: 119 / 5,444 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds a. Foot access only, through designated park- ing areas only. ► RabbitEars - JacksonCo. Directions: From Walden, go Won Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N for 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, continue W to mile marker 4.4; lot on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 16 / 5,229 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. Hunting: big game, small game Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15- Sept. 1. ► Railroad Gulch - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hecla Jct. trailhead on the Arkansas River, walk Hecla Jct. trail to the terminus near Seidel's Suckhole Rapid. Cross river and follow Railroad Gulch for 1.25 miles E to N end of property. GMU/Acres: 57 / 369 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► Rajadero Canyon - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles Won CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/Acres: 81 / 673 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. Restrictions: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping is prohibited. d. Overnight parking is prohibited. ► Quakey Mountain - HuerfanoCo. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles Eon Hwy. 10 to CR 120. Take CR 120 N for 8.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 128 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go Eon Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N for 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 551 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Queens - ► Rattlesnake - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads: Parking Areas 1& 2: Take Hwy. 287 S for 10.5 miles. Parking area I on E side of Hwy. 287. Parking ► Rattlesnake Hill - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go Won Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles SISE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/Acres: 211 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse Restrictions: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. �111111 --------------------------------------------' ► Red Canyon - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go Won CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take twotrack road 1 mile. GMU/Acres: 16 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ► Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/ l and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/Acres: 92 / 200 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31, 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel Restrictions: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ► Red Rock - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 about 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350, then take Hwy. 350 approx. 5 miles SW to CR 13. Take CR 13 approx. 6.5 miles S to USFS Rd. 2114, then take USFS Rd. 2114 approx. 0.25 miles W (will be N of NE corner; can travel another 0.75 miles W and be on USFS land, N of property). Property approx. 1 mile to S. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Red Wash - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to BLM Rd. 1620. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1620 and go to dead end of road. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 I 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Reservoir Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 44.5 miles Non CR 7 to CR 4. Go 8.5 miles W on CR 4 to intersection of CR 4 and CR 66. Property N of CR 4. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Ridge Road - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 16 / 320 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Robinson Creek - Weld Co. Directions: Go 4 miles Non Hwy. 85 from Nunn to CR 108, then go 6 miles Eon CR 108.Walk 1 mile S to NW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 87 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Rosener - 19 (Sherman St. in Fort Morgan) S out of town for approx. 11 miles. Turn W onto CR F. Go approx. 5 miles to CR 14 and turn S. Go approx. 1.5 miles to parking lot located on E side of road. GMU/Acres: 99 / 634 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, dove ► Rosita - ► Robinson Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 17.2 miles to tmnamed BLM road. Turn right onto tmnamed BLM road and go approx. 160 yards; take the first right turn. Recommended to have an ATV or capable 4WD vehicle from here. Go approx. 2.5 miles, turn Wand travel approx. 0.6 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Rock Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, head N for 0.75 miles, then turn Eon CR 57 and continue for 1.25 miles. Turn E on BLM 5345 (Raspberry Gulch Rd.), then immediately turn Non BLM 5350 (North Rock Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.75 miles to the property. GMU/Acres: 82 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Rock Fall - Otero Co. MorganCo. Directions: From Fort Morgan, take Morgan CR Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E for 6 miles on CR 328. Go S for 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/Acres: 84 / 640 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, small game Restrictions: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunt- ing with muzzleloaders and shotguns only. ► Round Top - Otero Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.5 miles W to CR 16.5. Take CR 16.5 N to USFS Rd. 2124.B, then take USFS Rd. 2124.B approx. 5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2124. Take USFS Rd. 2124 approx. 1 mile N to property. USFS Rd. 2124 goes N through property, meets USFS Rd. 2120 near N boundary. Take USFS Rd. 2120 S through property, or N then E to CR 17. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit Directions: From Hyw. 50 in La Junta. take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 25 S for 6 miles to CR B. Take CR B W for 2 miles to USFS Rd. 2164 (CR B curves toward S by intersection). Take USFS Rd. 2164 approx. 2 miles NW to intersection with USFS Rd. 2164.F. Take USFS Rd. 2164.F approx. 0.75 miles N. USFS Rd. 2164.F goes through SE corner of property. GMU/Acres: 135 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Romeo - Conejos Co. Directions: From Romeo: 1: Go Non Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 2.9 miles, then continue Won CR P (BLM 5055: Cinder Pits) and access property from the S, across adjoining BLM land. 2: Go Non Hwy. 285 for 2.1 miles to CR R. Go Won CR R for 3.1 miles, then continue Won BLM 5060: Capulin Peak and access STL from the N across adjoining BLM land. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► Russell Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: Parcel 1: From Saguache, go 8.5 miles S to CR R, then turn E and go 2.5 miles. Parcel 2: From Saguache, go 6.5 miles S to CRT, then turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Turn Sand go4 miles. GMU/Acres: 682 / 1,920 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Rye Slough - Park Co. Directions: From Hartse!, go Son Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. GMU/Acres: 58 / 8,973 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Saddle Mountain - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/Acres: 581 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear 49 cpw.state.co.us �11111111-------------------------------------------------► Sage Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 13 / 640 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit ► Saguache Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S for 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR 0. GMU/Acres: 682 / 2,714 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► SaintChartes - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go Eon Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. Access by foot or horseback only. GMU/Acres: 128 / 14,213 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. ► Sakariason - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W for 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/Acres: 85 / 560 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey Restrictions: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. ► San Antonito - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 8.9 miles on CR G to CR 21. Go NW for 1.4 miles to property. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: coyote, rabbit ► Sand Arroyo - Baca Co. Directions: From Vilas, take CR 36 S to CR X Property located to NE of intersection. Park on CR 36 or CR X to access property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Sand Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, head W on Hwy. 160, then travel Son CR 8. Turn on USFS Rd. 2360D and follow to edge of property. Park on USFS Rd. GMU/Acres: 144 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit so 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Sand Creek Central - Chaffee Co. Directions: Go 0.25 miles S ofHwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game STL is on W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 56 / 597 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Sand Creek - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/Acres: 6 / 3,280 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Camping permitted only as posted. ► Sand Creek South - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles Won Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E for l mile, then take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 144 / 319 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ► Sand Gulch No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 approx. 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 approx. 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N approx. 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. ► Sand Gulch No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/Acres: 57 / 560 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game ► Sand Gulch No. 3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go Non CR 12 ap- prox. 4 miles to CR 157A. Go Won CR 157A approx. 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. approx. 3 miles. STL is l mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game ► Sand Gulch No. 4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go Non CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go Won Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is Sand W about 4 miles. ► Sandy Bluffs - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/Acres: 102 / 3,682 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31, 4 a.m.- 9 p.m. Hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel Restrictions: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ► San Luis Hills - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go l 1.5 miles Eon CR G. Turn Non two-track road and go l mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ► San Luis Lakes - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Mosca, go l mile Non Hwy. 17 to Lane 6 N, then 7.5 miles E to San Luis Lakes SWA. Access to STL from San Luis Lakes SWA parking lot only. Cross over to STL via gates on W side ofSWA. GMU/Acres: 82 / 1,300 acres Open: July 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback from San Luis Lakes SWA only. b. Bicycles prohibited. c. Game carts allowed. ► Savory East - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Pritchett, take Hwy. 160, then turn N on Baca CR 0 to parking lot on forest service allotment. GMU/Acres: 137 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Scandinavian Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 2.4 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Schultz Canyon - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S for 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/Acres: 85 / 960 acres Open:Sept. l - May31 Hunting: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey �111111 ---------------------------------' ► Settlement - Kit Carson Co. ► Sikes Ranch - Baca Co. ► Sleeping Giant - Routt Co. Directions: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Directions: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles Yuma CR M, go Son CR M for 7 miles, then head Eon Kit Carson CR No for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. To access property, go E from there 0.5 miles. Road turns S, then back E, which turns into mile marker 5/10. Go to intersection and turn Son CR 40, then go S for 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 109 / 960 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove to CR 3. Go Son CR 3 approx. 8 miles. At the "Silces South Rock Quarry" sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Silces Ranch SWA. GMU/Acres: 144 / 641 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat W on Hwy. 40 and turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/Acres: 214 / 400 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, grouse ► Sevenmile Ridge - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles Won Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 6.3 miles. Property 2 miles to W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, small game ► Shaw Creek - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn Sat New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to parking area. GMU/Acres: 80 / 469 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. Hunting: elk, mule deer, lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ► Sheephead Basin - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 28.2 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn N on CR 46. Go l.l miles on Restrictions: Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. l mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, then turn E onto CR 22 and continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. Access to property from Simmons SWA parking area. GMU/Acres: 102 / 160 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dove CR 46. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. l 5- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, small game ►Sheepherder Springs - MoffiltCo. Directions: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles Won Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn Non CR 67 and go 7.6 miles to CR 126. Continue Non CR 126 for 1.9 miles. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, small game ► Shelf Road - Teller Co. Directions: From Cripple Creek, take CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) approx. 8 miles. GMU/Acres: 581 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Short Creek Baldy - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go Won Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW for 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 86 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, ellc, lion, small game ► Simsberry Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell lo miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Sixteen Ditch - JacksonCo. Directions: From 6th and Main St. in Walden, travel 0.6 miles S to CR 12W. Go 4.3 miles Won 12W to CR 33. Take CR 33 N approx. 2.3 miles; SE corner of STL approx. 250 yards W of CR 33. GMU/Acres: 161 / 280 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit ► Skull Creek - GrandCo. Directions: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 a. Open l hour before sunrise to l hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR 0 . c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ► Simmons - ► Slide Mountain - on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W orN. GMU/Acres: 18 / l,280 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn ► Snyder Prairie - Washington Co. Directions: From Otis, take Hwy. 61 S approx. 10 miles. Turn Eon CR 30. Go approx. 2 miles; parking area on N side. Another parking area farther down CR 30, also on N side. GMU/Acres: 101 / 11,842 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, dove, waterfowl ► South80 - MoffatCo. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 4.4 miles to CR 9. Then turn Son CR 9 and go 6.6 miles to CR 118. Turn Eon CR 118 and go 1.7 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 3 / 80 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► South Duffy Mountain - Moffat Co. Directions: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 5 l. Go W for 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 211 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, pronghorn, small game ► South Fork Republican - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go Son CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. GMU/Acres: 109 / 2,41 l acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Moffilt Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. GMU/Acres: 10 / 639 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, ellc, small game ► South Fork Spring Canyon - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 5 miles Won Hwy. 36. Continue W on CR 9 for 2 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 102 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds 51 cpw.state.co.us �- -~ - - - - - - - - ► South Gardner - HuerfanoCo. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 NW towards Gardner. Pass through Gardner, then go W on CR 550. Turn S immediately on CR 560. Continue straight on CR 540. Property approx. 2 miles from CR 550. GMU/Aaes: 85 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► South Middle Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W for 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Aaes: 85 / 1,105 acres Open: Sept. I- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse Note: Road access is currently closed. Access by foot or ATV only through USFS land to the S. ► South Mountain - Dolores Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q to CR 29 (USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd.). Go Son CR 29/USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd. for approx. 3 miles. Park along USFS Rd. 240 (Ryman Creek Rd.). Hike or horseback E approx. 5.5 miles across USFS and BLM lands to property. GMU/Aaes: 711 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, rabbit ► South Nipple Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N for 11 miles to CR 7 and head N for 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W for 9 miles to CR 66 and head S. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres Open: Aug. IS- end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within I00 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. ► South Pawnee Creek - Weld Co. Directions: From New Raymer: WestSide:Go 3.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles Non CR 137 to S boundary ofST[s Wside. East Side: Go 5.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles Non CR 141 to S boundary ofST[s Eside. From Stoneham: West Side: Go 5.5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles Non CR 137 to S boundary ofST[s Wside. East Side: Go 3.5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles Non CR 141 to S boundary ofST[s Eside. 52 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands From Fort Morgan: West Side: Go 24 miles Non Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 1.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of ST[s W side. East Side: Go 24 miles Non Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 3.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles Non CR 141 to S boundary of ST[s E side. GMU/Acres: 88 / 1,720 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► South Pinon Hills - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles Eon CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE 3.5 miles on CR F to STL access road on S side of CR F. Access to other parts of property in Sections 35, 34, 33 and 32 to W of Section 36 is across adjoining BLM land. GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,240 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ► South Roggen - Weld Co. Directions: From I-76, take Roggen exit (exit 48) and head Son CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go Eon CR 18 for 2 miles to CR 77. From intersection of CR 18 and CR 77, go Non access road for 1 mile to marked parking lot on E side of access road. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,880 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Spencer Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to SH 40A. Turn E onto SH 40A and go approx. 1.8 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM land. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Spinney - Park Co. Directions: Access 11: From Hartse!, go Eon Hwy. 24 for 2.5 miles. STL is S of Hwy. 24. Access 12: From Hartse!, go Eon Hwy. 24 for 4.5 miles. Turn Non CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL is W of CR 15. Access 13: From Hartse!, go SE on CR 59 for 5.5 miles. STL is N of CR 59. Access 14: From Spinney Mountain State Park or Spinney Mountain SWA, hike W or S respectively. GMU/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 4,674 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Spring Creek Basin - San Miguel Co. Directions: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080 that goes to STL. GMU/Acres: 70 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ► Spring Gulch - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go Won Hwy. 114 for 14.8 miles to CR 41G. Go S for 4.1 miles to USFS Rd. 708. Go NW for 1.6 miles on USFS Rd. 708. Park at old USFS road/trail. Walk N 0.6 miles on old road to property boundary. GMU/Acres: 68 / 640 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Spring Valley - Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Burlington, go Non Hwy. 385 for approx. 14 miles to CR Nn. Go Won CR Nn to CR 45, which turns S. Go S on CR 45 for l mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 109 / 960 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, coyote, rabbit ► State Line - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go l mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/Acres: 144 / 496 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Access by foot only. ► Steel Canyon - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go Eon CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 82 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, coyote ► Steinhoff Hill - LarimerCo. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 approx. 16 miles to CR 74£ at The Forks. Go 4 miles Won CR 74£, then go Non CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 191 / 480 acres Open: Sept. I- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. ► Sterling Prairie - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E. There are several parking areas along Hwy. 6, the first approx. 6 miles E of interstate, and the second approx. 9 miles E of interstate. West Side Parking: Go SE on Hwy. 61 approx. 3.5 �111111 --------------------------------------------' miles to parking area. Or take Hwy. 61 S to Logan CR 24.8 and turn right. Veer left onto Logan CR 47. Go approx. 3 miles to parking area on W side of road. East Side Parking: Take Hwy. 6 approx. 12 miles E of interstate. Turn S onto Logan CR 67 and travel approx. 2.5 miles. Turn W onto Logan CR 30 and travel approx. 1 mile to parking area. GMUs/Acres: 93, 97, 98 / 44,733 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove ► Steven's Gulch - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go Won CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/Acres: 191 / 480 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► Stokes Gulch - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/Acres: 13 / 1,863 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl. ► Stone Corral - Weld Co. Directions: From Ault: Go 18.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles Non CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1-3 miles Won CR 104. From Briggsdale: Go 4 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles Non CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1- 3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/Acres: 87 / 1,041 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Stonehouse Gulch - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 miles Non Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W for 0.5 miles, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 681 / 560 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, coyote ► Stoney Face Mountain - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles Non CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, turkey ► Sugar Loaf - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go Eon Colo. 142 for 10 miles to CR V. Go Non CR V for 1.3 miles across adjoining BLM land. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ► Sultan Creek - San Juan Co. Directions: From Silverton, go Son Hwy. 550 for 6 miles to USFS Rd. 584. Go Won USFS Rd 584 (Little Malas Lake Rd.) to USFS trailhead parking area for USFS trail 555. GMU/Acres: 74 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, moose, coyote ► Sunny Moon - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, turn Son CR 17, then across USFS grasslands to SW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 144 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Sweetwater - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go Non Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, then go N for 3 miles. GMU/Acres: 126 / 640 acres Open: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. Hunting: waterfowl, small game, deer Fishing: Nee So Pah Reservoir ► Table Mountain - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N for 3 miles and turn Eon CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. Note: No public access from Hwy 115. GMU/Acres: 59 / 9,427 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote Restrictions: a. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game hunting season. ► Tallahassee Road - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 12 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW for 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse ► Taos Valley - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go E on CR G for 4.5 miles to CR 18. Go Son CR 18 for approx. 3 miles to two-track (4x4) road, then continue S on two-track road for approx. 3.1 miles. Walk approx. 0.1 miles NE to SW corner of property. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote ► Tarryall Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Como, go 0.4 miles Eon Hwy. 285 to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go Son CR 15 for 3.5 miles to CR 32 (Albino Rd.). Go Eon CR 32 for 0.6 miles to BLM land. Access to property only from adjoining BLM land near SE corner of property, by foot only. Property not accessible from CR 15. GMU/Acres: 50 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. for big and small game hunting. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey Fishing: Year-round on Tarryall Creek on NE corner. ► Taylor Draw - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/Acres: 171 / 320 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game ► TecoloteCreek - LasAniimasCo. Directions: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 to CR 36. Access on foot through USFS property. GMU/Acres: 143 / 560 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bob- cat, quail, rabbit ► Ted's Canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Access by foot or horseback only. Property Description: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us/stl-finder. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game and small game only ► Temple Canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/Acres: 211 / 637 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game, birds near NE corner of property. Access to property 53 cpw.state.co.us �11111111 ___________________________________________ ...._ ► Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. for 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/Acres: 58 I 250 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217ARd. ► Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. l STL, contin- ue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/Acres: 58 I 160 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7.2 miles E. Take CR 210 S for 2.1 miles. Continue straight on CR 211 for 5 miles. Turn left (E) on CR 213. Continue 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/Acres: 133 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► The Poso - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles Won Hwy. 40, then turn Son BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 11 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go Won Hwy. 17 for 5 miles to CR 8.5. Go N for l mile and turn E onto CR G, then go Eon CR G for 0.5 miles and turn N onto CR 9. Go l mile N to SE corner of property at CR 9 and CR H. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn N onto CR 16 and go approx. 8.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Recommended to use an ATV from this point. Turn S onto BLM road, then go approx. 4.4 miles. GMU/Acres: 10 / 650 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles Won Hwy. 318. Turn Son CR21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go Won CR 10 for 8.9 miles to BLM Rd. 1610. Travel on BLM Rd. 1610 for 0.8 miles to edge of property. Can also access STL through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 642 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 54 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands a. Camping allowed as posted. Park, Lake Cos. Directions: From Fairplay, go N on Hwy. 9 for 4 Parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn Eon CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. Parcel 2: Go Son Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go l.l miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/Acres: 58 I 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit miles to Park CR 12 (Mosquito Pass Rd.). Go Won CR 12 for approx. 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 452. Follow USFS Rd. 452 to Cooney Lake. Access to property from Cooney Lake via foot or horseback only, in steep alpine terrain. GMU/Acres: 49 / 320 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: elk, deer Fishing: Year-round on Mosquito Creek, Cooney Lake and alpine lakes. ► Three Sisters - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/Acres: 6 / 1,523 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR l2E. ► Timberlake - Kiowa, Bent, Otero, CrowleyCos. Directions: From Sugar City, go E for 5.4 miles on Hwy. 96 to Crowley CR 28. Go S on CR 28 to follow along W boundary of property. Parking allowed along CR 28; however, do not park in a manner that blocks CR 28. GMU/Acres: 125 / 59,445 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 20 miles. Go N on CR 130 for l mile to reach property. GMU/Acres: 128 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: pronghorn, coyote, swift fox ► Tobe Creek - Las AnimasCo. Directions: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 W. Parking lotNofHwy. ► Thompson Draw - rabbit Fishing: Hot Springs Reservoir Restrictions: ► Treasurevault Mountain - ► TinajaCanyon ► The Sloughs - year-round for fishing. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, Park Co. ► Three Mile Mountain - Directions: Restrictions: ► The Hogback - ► Thornburg Draw - ► Treetop - Bent Co. Directions: Access from Karney Ranch SWA. Or, from Hasty, go Non CR 24 for 6.8 miles to property and access from marked access points along CR 24. GMU/Acres: 126 / 10,102 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ► Triangle - Moffat Co. Directions: Immediately W of Maybell offHwys. 318 and 40. GMU/Acres: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Troublesome Valley Ranch - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E for 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24 and turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/Acres: 18 / 876 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, rabbit, coyote, grouse ► Trowel - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn Won CR 4 and go 10.2 miles to CR 146. Turn Son CR 146 and go 0.8 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 3 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game GMUs/Acres: 136, 143 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Tomichi Dome - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/ USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn Non BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/Acres: 551 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. for hunting. Open ► Trujillo Canyon - Conejos Co. Directions: 1. From La Jara, go Won CR W for 8.2 miles to CR 8. Go SW 3.7 miles on CR 8 to N boundary of property. 2. Access property from S, across adjoining BLMland. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey �111111 --------------------------------------------------' ► Tunnel Drive - Fremont Co. ► Twomile Creek - Weld Co. Open: Aug. 15- May 31 for hunting. Open year- Directions: From Canon City, go 1.25 miles W on Directions: round for fishing. Hwy. 50 to Tunnel Drive, then go W on Tunnel Drive for 0.6 miles to Tunnel Drive Trail parking. From Ttmnel Drive parking lot, walk up trail 0.62 miles to STL. GMU/Acres: 691 / 360 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, coyote, rabbit Fishing: Year-round fishing on Arkansas River From Briggsdale: Go 35.5 miles Eon Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. From Stoneham: Go 0.5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. From Fort Morgan: Go 24 miles Non Hwy. 52 from I-76. Go 19.5 miles Non Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. GMU/Acres: 88 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, bighorn ► Turkey Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles Eon CR 28. Go l mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/Acres: 691 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 for hunting Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game Huerfano, Pueblo Cos. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 16.5 miles. Go Non CR 123. Take CR 123 approx. 9 miles tmtil it dead ends into BLM land. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 128 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, scaled quail ► Turkey Track Ranch - 8 Paso Co. Directions: From Fountain, go E for 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/Acres: 118 / 7,976 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Access from designated parking area only. b. No access allowed from county roads. c. Access by foot only. d. Building permanent blinds prohibited. ► Turner's Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16. Turn E onto CR 16 and go to BLM Rd. 1527. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1527 and go approx. 1.5 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.2 miles. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, small game ► Two Buttes - Prowers Co. Directions: From Springfield, take Hwy. 287 N to CR B.5. Take B.5 E to CR 12. Go Son CR 12 to property. Park on CR 12 or Two Buttes SWA. GMU/Acres: 139 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl a. Camping allowed as posted. ► Warmer Gulch - Park Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of ParkFremont county Line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/Acres: 58 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, coyote Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the ► Utleyville - ► Turkey Ridge - sheep, small game Fishing: La Jara Creek Restrictions: Baca Co. Directions: From Prittchet, head Won Hwy. 160, then turn N onto CR 5. Access through USFS land. GMU/Acres: 137 / 657 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ► Vaughn Draw - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles Won Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 2 miles. Property W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Vermillion Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 41.5 miles Won Hwy. 318 to intersection of Hwy. 318 and CR l0N. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/Acres: 2 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Villa Grove - designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. ► Waugh Mountain - for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/Acres: 58 / 15,066 acres Open: First day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse ► Weber Canyon - Directions: North Parcel: Located 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove along Hwy. 285. South Parcel: From Villa Grove, travel 3 miles on Hayden Pass Rd. (CR LL57), then turn Non CR 60 MM and continue for 0.3 of a mile. Turn Eon BLM 5340 (Raspberry Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.5 miles, then turn W on BLM 52064 (Truck Rd.) and continue for 0.5 miles until you reach the property. GMU/Acres: 82,681 / l,120 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, rabbit ► Vincente Canyon - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles Son Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/Acres: 73 / 441 acres Open: Sept. 1-last day of spring turkey season. All public access March 1- last day ofspring turkey season is for lion and turkey hunting only. Hunting: deer, elk, lion, small game ► Weldon Valley - Saguache Co. Fremont, Park Cos. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 Morgan Co. Directions: From Weldona, go E for 0.33 miles on CRY, then go N for 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/Acres: 95 / 6,560 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl ► Werner Arroyo - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S for 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CRT. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S for 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go l mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 682 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, coyote, furbearers Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go LO miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres 5S cpw.state.co.us �_ _L _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ► West Bear Gulch - Fremont Co. ► Whiterock - Otero, Pueblo Cos. Directions: In Canon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, Important: This Property May Have Military Munitions go SISE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles Son CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/Acres: 69 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey Present, As It Was Once Used For Military Live-Fire Training/ Testing. Please Follow The Three Rs Of Explosives Safety While On The Property: Recognize That Munitions Are Dangerous; Retreat: Do Not Approach, Touch Or Disturb It, And Carefully Leave The Area; Report: Notify Local Law Enforcement To Advise OfWhat You Saw And Where You Saw It. For More Information Go To denix.osd.mil/ uxo ► West Carter Mountain - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate l.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. for 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/Acres: 181 / 2,360 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted. ► West Lime Creek - San Juan Co. Directions: From Silverton, go Son Hwy. 550 for 9.7 miles to West Lime Creek. Parking along Hwy. 550 between mile markers 60 and 61. GMU/Acres: 74 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, moose, coyote, snowshoe hare ► Whetstone Mountain - Gunnison Co. Directions: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.l miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563. lA and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land. No formal !railhead exists. GMUs/Acres: 54 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: mule deer, elk, bear, small game Restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ► Whiskey Creek - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go Won 1-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W STL is S ofl-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (offl-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/Acres: 36, 45 / 602 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote Fishing: cold-water stream Restrictions: a. Outfitting, non-wildlife-related public ac- cess prohibited. 56 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: North Access: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 (CR 2 intersects Hwy. 50 l mile W of Fowler) to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 3.4 miles E to CR 5. Take CR 5 for l mile S to N border. Property borders CR 5 on W for 5 miles. South Access: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 7 miles E to CR ll. Take CR 11 approx. 7 miles S to USFS Rd. 2101. Take USFS Rd. 2101 approx. 6 miles S to E side of section T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Go west on USFS Rd. 2101.I to USFS Rd. 2101.P. Go Non 2101.P to W side of section 14; ends on Send ofT26S, R59W, S2. 2. Go Son USFS Rd. 2101.P for approx. 1 mile, then walk 0.25 miles W to T26, R59W, S22. 3. From USFS Rd. 2101.I, continue approx. 0.75 miles Son USFS Rd. 2101 to USFS Rd. 2101.M. Take USFS Rd. 210 l.M for approx. 2 miles SE to reach USFS Rd. 2101.NA. Take USFS Rd. 2101. NA to T26S, R59W, S36; ends at property. GMU/Acres: 135 / 19,907 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ► Wild Horse - Weld Co. Directions: Go 6.5 miles N of Keota on CR 103 to CR 112, then go 2.3 miles Eon CR 112 to N border of property. GMU/Acres: 88 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ► Willow Creek - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N for 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles Eon CR 70. STL is 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/Acres: 4 / 640 acres Open: Sept. 1- May 31 Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, small game ► Windy Ridge - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W for 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), then go W for 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/Acres: 27 / 808 acres Open: Sept. 1-end of Feb. Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. ► Winter Valley Gulch - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn S onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go to BLM Rd. 1705. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1705 and go approx. 3 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ► Yampa River - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/Acres: 13 / 2,006 acres Open: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. Hunting: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit Restrictions: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. ► Youghal - Moffat Co. Directions: From Dinosaur, go Eon Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn left onto CR 16, then go to CR 157. Turn right onto CR 157 and go approx. l.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/Acres: 10 / 640 acres Open: Aug. 15- end of Feb. Hunting: deer, elk, small game ► Zapata Falls - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles Eon Hwy. 160. Turn N onto Hwy. 50 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road for 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/Acres: 82 / 619 acres Open: Sept. 1- end of Feb. for big and smallgame hunting. Open for public access to the waterfall year-round on the BLM trail easement. Hunting: elk, mule deer, bear, lion. Restrictions: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety wnes adjacent to waterfall trail. �-- ---------------------------------------------------~ State Parks More About State Parks Wherever you go in Colorado, there's astate park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado's state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles oftrails, water sports, rock dimbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 70 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park or CPW office. For more, go to: cpw.state.co.us/state-parks Pearl Lake State Park ► The park's main attraction is the 167-surface-acre lake. Nestled in the mountains north ofSteamboat Springs, this peaceful park sits in a serene lakeside setting. Excellent fly and lure fishing for native cutthroat trout can be found. Paddleboarders, kayakers and sailors clamor for a chance to launch on Pearl's expansive and still waters. © CPWphoto by Nora Logue State Park General Information State Park Fees & Passes The following information applies to all Colorado state parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. Daily Fees & Entrance Passes ► Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ► Daily passes are $10 per vehicle, or $4 for an individual pass to walk or bike in, depending on which park you visit. ► Daily passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the day after purchase. The fee for a daily pass covers all occupants of a vehicle. Some parks may charge a per-person fee to walk or bike in for those 16 years of age or older. Additonal state park daily vehicle pass fees: • [!!!I Chatfield State Park daily vehicle passes are subject to an additional $2 Chatfield Water Basin fee. • ll'fflll Golden Gate State Park and State Forest State Park daily vehlde passes are subject to an additional $2 local access fee. • Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority: $I/day or $3/annual. ► Annual passes purchased at self-serve kiosks (or "iron rangers") must be redeemed within 30 days. Note that the receipt is not replaceable. Park Hours ► Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. Park office and visitor center hours vary. ► Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Some day-use parks close earlier (sunset or dusk) and have gates to prevent access outside of operating hours; contact the park for hours of operation. 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Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Make a Reservation" under "Camping in Colorado" to get started. ► Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping fees. ► Customers can cancel their camping reservations prior to day of arrival or the reservation is checked in, whichever comes first, online at cpw.state.co.us/camping (choose "Canceling a Campsite" under "Know Before You Go") or by phone: l -800-244-5613. ► Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. It is your responsibility to know the check-in, cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year to year. Go to cpw.state.co.us/camping and click "Campsite Changes" under "Know Before You Go" at the bottom of the page. ► Exceptions to the refund policy are not offered for water levels, fire restrictions, bugs or equipment malfunction. Fishing on State Parks ► All but four state parks offer fishing, and licenses are required. Daily, multiple-day, annual or combo small game/fishing licenses are available: Go to cpw.state.co.us/state-parks for more information. Hunting on State Parks ► Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under "Recreation" in the park information that starts on page 59. ► See "Reservations: Hunting" on page I and go to cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations for more information. Annual Pass Fees ► $29 for a Keep Colorado Wild Pass (Colorado residents only). The Keep Colorado Wild Pass pass is added to annual vehicle registration through the Division of Motor Vehicles (OMV). The $29 pass fee is included automatically unless you choose to opt out. This annual pass gives all Coloradans access to state parks and the added benefit of supporting our great outdoors and wildlife in a meaningful way. For more information: cpw.state.co.us/keep-colorado-wild-pass ► All annual passes allow you access to all state parks for 12 months from the month of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at l -800-244-5613, at any CPW location or through any sales agent. ► An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass (see above). ► $80 for an annual affixed vehicle pass. ► $120 for a family annual pass. This transferrable pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle. Anyone living at the same address as the pass holder can use the pass in their vehicle as long as the same address on their legal form of ID matches the pass holder. ► $40 for an additional annual affixed vehicle pass. You must possess a valid annual affixed or annual family pass to qualify to purchase this pass. ► Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income: dnr.colorado.gov/accessibility Military Passes ► Active duty, veterans and National Guard members are admitted free to state parks for the month of Aug. and on Veteran's Day. ► The military member or veteran must show proof of military service and obtain the free Aug. pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. Go to cpw.state.co.us/military-passes for a list of acceptable military IDs. ► Resident disabled veteran and Purple Heart license plates also allow free park entry. (Available from the Division ofMotor Vehicles.) 57 cpw.state.co.us �- ~--------------------------------------------------- State Park Access Rules The following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-of-way, buildings or devices on CPW parks and outdoor recreation lands: ► To enter, use or occupy parks and outdoor recreation lands when posted as prohibited. Access to CPW recreation lands and waters is generally allowed 5 a.m.- 10 p.m. daily. Restricted access generally will be allowed during other hours for camping and fishing. ► To remove, destroy, mutilate, modify or deface any structure, water control device, poster, notice, sign or marker, tree, shrub or other plant or vegetation - including dead timber and forest litter, or any object of archaeological, geological, historical, zoological or natural/ environmental value or interest. This does not include removal offirewood from designated firewood areas, noxious weeds or recreational gold mining within the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (except where prohibited as indicated by posted signs). ► To remove, destroy or harass any wildlife or livestock. Hunting is allowed in certain areas designated during hunting seasons. Camping ► Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 24 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a state park or outdoor recreation land property for more than 14 days in a 28-day period. ► If a different primary occupant is not designated, the person who makes a reservation is financially and legally responsible for any actions of the site's occupants. Littering ► To leave fish/fish entrails or debris in or on the ice-covered or open waters oflakes, reservoirs or streams. ► To leave any residentially or commercially generated garbage or trash anywhere within a park or recreation area. Fires ► To build or tend fires, except in fully enclosed vehicles or in designated sites with grills or fireplaces; or in hibachis, charcoal grills, stoves and other metal containers, unless otherwise prohibited by these regulations. ► To allow a fire to burn in a careless manner, to leave any fire unattended or to fail to completely extinguish any fire. ► To discharge or use fireworks of any kind. Boat Docks ► To fish from boat ramps or boat docks, or to otherwise use ramps/docks in a manner not intended for their use. Glassware ► For any person to carry or possess any glassware in a public swimming or bathing area, or designated waterskiing beach. Night Activity ► To occupy a parking site with a motorized vehicle from 10 p.m.-5 a.m., unless all occupants arriving in the vehicle are actively engaged in fishing or boating. 58 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Swim Beach ► For any person: a. To build or tend any kind of fire on any swim beach. b. To fish from any swim beach. c. To allow any child under age 13 to be on a swim beach unless accompanied by an adult. Aircraft ► To land or take off with any type of aircraft. "Aircraft" means any device/equipment that is used or intended to be used for manned flight (including powerless flight), including: airplanes, helicopters, gliders, hot air balloons, hang gliders, parachutes, parasails, kite boards, kite tubes, zip lines, etc. Animals/Pets ► To allow any dog or other pet on state park property, unless under control and on a leash not longer than 6 feet. This requirement for dogs or other pets to be leashed does not apply when the animal is in a vehicle or vessel, or within the boundaries of the designated dog-off-leash area at Chatfield or Cherry Creek state parks. Dog or other pets are not allowed within any swimming or water-ski beach. This does not apply to dogs being used in hunting, field trials or while being trained on lands open to such use. Any person having a dog or other pet creating a nuisance or disturbance, or who fails to properly control a dog or other pet, may be evicted from the park or recreation area. ► To allow horses, mules, donkeys or burros on state park property, except on areas or trails designated for their use. ► To turn livestock onto or allow grazing without permission. ► For any handler of any dog to fail to immediately collect, remove and properly dispose of all feces from or near any developed park sites, including campgrounds, picnic area, dog training areas and designated trails. Dump Stations/Other Utilities ► To empty wastewater holding tanks, fill water holding tanks or otherwise use any park dump station or utility without a valid park pass and valid camping permit/camping reservation. Bears ► Where necessary to prevent or address bear/ human interactions or related issues, the park manager may designate all or a portion of any state park where food, trash and equipment used to cook or store food must be kept sealed in a hard-sided vehicle, in a camping unit that is constructed ofsolid, nonpliable material or in a food storage box provided by the park for those persons entering the park in something other than a hardsided vehicle or appropriate camping unit. This does not apply to food that is being transported, consumed or prepared for consumption. A hard-sided vehicle does not include any type of tent, pop-up camper or pickup camper with nylon, canvas or other pliable materials, car top carriers or camper shells on the back of pickup trucks. Quiet Hours ► Quiet hours will be enforced from 10 p.m.- 6 a.m., and all generators, loud radios or other loud noises that may disturb the peace are prohibited during these hours. Abandoned Property ► To leave any personal property unattended on land or water for more than 24 hours: a. If property is left for 24 hours, it will be considered abandoned. b. Removal and storage will be at the expense of the owner. Climbing Hardware ► To place fixed or permanent rock-climbing hardware, unless the climber first obtains a special-activities permit from the park manager. Removal of previously-placed fixed or permanent climbing hardware is prohibited. Parking ► To park a motor vehicle, trailer or camper in any area other than a designated parking area. Biking ► To bike in any area other than in a designated biking area or on a designated road or trail. ► E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas,"for descriptions of the 3 classes ofe-bike. In state parks, class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and designated bike lanes, and on multi-use trails and other areas (e.g., campgrounds) that are open to nonmotorized biking. Class 3 e-bikes are only allowed on designated roadways and designated bike lanes. Alcohol ► Consumption of alcoholic beverages on CPW lands and waters is permitted with the following exceptions: a. It is prohibited to consume alcoholic beverages on any archery or firearm range. b. It is prohibited to sell and/or dispense alcoholic beverages on any CPW lands and waters. c. It is prohibited to be on any CPW lands and waters when under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance to the degree that may endanger oneself or another person, damage property or resources, or may cause unreasonable interference with another person's enjoyment. Swimming ► To swim on state park-managed properties: a. From sunset to sunrise. b. Within or 150 feet from: any boat ramp, marina, breakwater, dock, buoy-designated hazard or keep-out, any dam inlet or outlet structure, and where prohibited as posted. c. For any child under the age of 13 unless accompanied by an adult. �-- ---------------------------------------------------~ State Parks Pro erties &Re ulations ► Cameo Shooting &Education Complex - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 45, turn Find downloadablemaps anda full list of activities availableat eachpark in the Park Finder online: cpw.state.co.us/state-parks north and follow signs to Cameo. ► Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (AHRA) GMU/Aaes: 31 / 1,700 Fadlities: rifle, pistol, shotgun, archery - Chaffee, Fremont, Lake and Pueblo Cos. Directions to Visitor Center: From intersection of ranges; hunting, fishing, shooting and other outdoor activity programs and classes Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go Non Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., then turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. Note that the park spans 152 miles fro m Leadville to Pu eblo, and campsites are located along this span . Phone:719-539-7289 Acres: 5,652 total acres, 152 miles of river Facilities: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center Recreation: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Open for public access March 15Oct.14 from 7 a.m.- 7 p.m., and Oct. 15- March 14 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. b. Fires may be prohibited. c. Dogs and marijuana prohibited. d. Camping is limited; dry camp only. e. Hunting allowed only in Main Canyon property and prohibited within 100 yards of Coal Canyon-Main Canyon divide. f. All persons must comply with range safety rules, as posted. g. Mountain biking and hiking prohibited unless part of an event. Note: While Cameo has the same general rules as state parks (seepage 58 ofthis brochure andChapter P-1ofour regulations an/ine: cpw.state.co.us/ rules-and-regulations), park passes are not valid for entry here. You must purchase Cameo passes specifically to use in the Cameo shooting areas. See the types of Cameo passes and fees on line: cpw.state.co.us/cameo-shootingcomplex LEAVE NO TRACE G@LD STANDARD SITES Gold Standard Sites The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics has 7 principles that provide an easilyunderstood framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors. Theprinciples have been adapted so that they can be applied anywhere - fromremote wilderness areas, to local parksand even in your own backyard. See the back cover ofthis brochure to read aboutthem! Five of our stateparkshave received the highest Leave NoTrace standard of recognition as Gold Standard Sites: Barr Lake, Castlewood Canyon, m!'J Cheyenne Mountain, Golden Gate Canyon, Highline Lakeand Roxborough. Gold Standard Sites become exemplarymodels, encouraging other publiclands to ensure that Leave No Trace education is part of everyone's experience when spending time outdoors. Restrictions: a. Except in established campgrounds where toilet facilities are provided, all overnight campers must provide and use a portable toilet device capable of carrying human waste out of recreation area. Contents of portable toilet must be emptied in compliance with law and may not be deposited within recreation area, unless at a facility specifically designated by AHRA. b. Building or tending fires allowed, but AHRA fire containers must have at least a 2-inch rigid side. Fire containers must be elevated up off ground. c. Swimming allowed from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All persons swimming within designated whitewater parks and all persons under the age of 13 swimming anywhere within the recreation area must wear a properly fitting, U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. d. Motorboats prohibited from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River to west end of Pueblo Reservoir. e. lnnertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed from confluence of East Fork/ Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. Recreational gold mining allowed, except where prohibited as posted. ~ a"@LD ► Barr Lake ~ $TANoARo s,Te - Adams Co. Directions: From Denver, take 1-76 E to exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E approx. 1 m ile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. Phone: 303-659-6005 Acres: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-cow1try skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Dogs or other pets, fishing or boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. b. Visitors must remain on designated trails and boardwallcs in wildlife refuge area. c. Visitors must remain on designated trails on Barr Lake Dam. d. Horses on Barr Lake Dam prohibited. e. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of IO horsepower or less allowed. f. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl and dove hunting, in areas and at times posted. g. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. h. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page J,jor details. i. Swimming is prohibited. ► Boyd Lake - Larimer Co. Directions: From 1-25 exit 257 W (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave for 1.5 miles, then turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right, and park is on right (800 ft). Phone: 970-669-1739 Acres: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Restrictions: a. From the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1,for details. Learn more at: LNT.org/our-work/ protecting-parks/gold-standardsites 59 cpw.state.co.us �- ~--------------------------------------------------- ~ e) ► Castlewood Canyon ~ $TAN0AR0 G (e LD - DouglasCo. $1TI Directions: From 1-25 at Castle Rock, go Eon Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86, then go E for 4 miles to Franktown. Go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) for 5 miles to park entrance. Phone:303-688-5242 Acres: 2,628 land acres Facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hildng, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography Restrictions: a. Dogs or other pets, horses, climbing, traversing or rappeling on or from rock formations in East Canyon area prohibited. b. Visitors required to remain on designated trails in East Canyon area. ► Chatfield -Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe Cos. Directions: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) ex.it. Go Son Wadsworth for 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go Son Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., then turn right on Eagle River St. to Plum Creek entrance. Phone:303-791-7275 Acres: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handJer may bring maximum of3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least 1 waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Fishing prohibited on ponds within dogoff-leash area. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. h. Valid permit required to launch or land any hot-air balloon. i. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed on ponds within the park, excluding main reservoir. 60 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► Cherry Creek - Arapahoe Co. Directions: From 1-225, go I mile Son Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave. and follow signs to E entrance of park. Phone: 303-690-1166 Acres: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Entrance to and ex.it from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handJer may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least 1 waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. HandJers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Use of shotgun shells on trap/skeet range with shot size larger than size 7 prohibited. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. ~ G"@LD ► Cheyenne Mountain ~ srAN DARD sore - El Paso Co. Directions: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135) and go Won Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. Phone: 719-576-2016 Acres: 2,701 land acres Facilities: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking Restrictions: a. Dogs and other pets prohibited, except leashed dogs and pets in developed areas of park and on the following trails only: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and the portion of Soaring Kestral west of the eastern-most intersection with Bobcat Way. All visitors that have dogs or other pets on these trails must have at least 1 waste bag per animal. b. Smoking limited to developed areas only and prohibited in backcountry, or on archery range, parking lot or trail system. c. Hunting prohibited. d. Climbing, traversing or rappeling on or from rock formations prohibited. e. Any person age 17 or older shooting on the field/3D portion of archery range must have on their person a proper and valid daily or annual Cheyenne Mountain Park archery range individual permit. f. Public access on archery range allowed from sunrise to sunset. g. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under adult supervision at all times. h. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms, including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns and air rifles, prohibited on archery range. i. Dogs or other pets prohibited on archery range. ► Crawford - Delta Co. Directions: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile Son Hwy. 92. Phone: 970-921-5721 Acres: 381 land acres, 379 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Restrictions: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ► Eldorado Canyon - Boulder Co. Directions: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/ Louisville ex.it (Mccaslin Blvd.), then go S to Colo. 170. Go W approx. 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. Visitor Center: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. Phone: 303-494-3943 Acres: 1,441 land acres, 1 mile of river Facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: rock climbing, hiking, bildng, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property Restrictions: a. All portable grills and stoves (including, but not limited to, charcoal, gas and wood) prohibited outside of designated high-use pads. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through March 31, only hand-held bows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only primitive weapons (hand-held bows and muzzle-loading rifles) allowed for hunting big game in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). d. Timed entry systemFrom May 1 through Oct. I , on every Sat., Sun. and federal or state holiday, no motorized vehicle shall enter, park or use any facilities from 5:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. unless such use is by the authority of a valid day-use reservation issued through the approved reservation system of Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Note: The timed entry mm mm updates above are pending CPW Commission approval. If approved, these changes shall become effective Oct. 1, 2025. �------------------------------------- 1. Day-use reservations may be made Fishers Peak - Las Animas Co. by phone 800-244-5613 or online at Directions: From I-25, take Exit 11 E to CR @" Q@LD ► Golden_Gate Canyon cpwshop.com. ~ Gilpm, Jefferson Cos. 69-3 (Sante Fe Trail). Travel S until you see ► 11 suNDARD s,.. 2. Reservations may not be made more than 1 month in advance. 3. Visitors who wish to cancel a reservation must do so 24 hours in advance. 4. Day-use reservations are limited to 1 reservation per person per day. Each person is limited to a maximum of four reservations each month. 5. The individual named on the reservation must be in the motor vehicle. Reservations are nontransferable and cannot be traded, sold or auctioned. 6. In addition to a valid day-use reservation, a valid vehicle pass shall be required for each motor vehicle for each day of entry. ► Eleven Mile - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. Phone: 719-748-3401 Acres: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of Eleven Mile State Recreation Area lying east of restrictive buoy line prohibited. e. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. Swimming is prohibited. ► Elkhead Reservoir - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and go 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. Phone:970-276-2061 Acres: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing the entrance gate and sign on the left. Phone:719-846-3463 Acres: 19,200 Facilities: drive-in picnic area, parking lot, vault restrooms Recreation: hiking, biking, picnic area, hunting Restrictions: a. Visitors must remain on designated trails, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see g.). b. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling, on or from the summit or rock formations of Fishers Peak prohibited. c. Pets or other domestic animals prohibited outside of designated parking area, except as allowed with a special activity permit. d. Snowmobiles, off-highway vehicles (OHVs) prohibited. e. Fires permitted only in CPW-furnished grills or fireplaces; LP gas or liquid fueled stoves which allow the operator to turn the fuel on and off are permitted only in designated campsites or picnic areas. f. Raptor nest buffers: 1. From Dec. IS- July 15, all visitors must remain outside the half-mile buffer for golden eagle nests, as posted. 2. From March 15- July 31, all visitors must remain outside the half-mile buffer for peregrine falcon nests, as posted. g. [Im Hunting access permitted for licensed big game or turkey hunters with a hunting access permit in accordance with the following: 1. A special activity permit allowing access will be provided through a draw. Failure to comply with the conditions in the permit, state statutes and CPW regulations may result in permit revocation. 2. Only a successful permit holder and 1 nonhunting companion are allowed on the property. 3. Vehicles involved in hunting use of the park are required to have a valid Colorado State parks pass, unless the vehicle displays a Disabled Veteran license plate or a Purple Heart license plate. 4. Go online to see the current season dates and rules for hunting on Fishers Peak State Park: cpw.state.co.us/fishers-peak - Directions: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58 and go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N for 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd., then turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. Phone:303-582-3707 Acres: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Restrictions: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes within park prohibited, except as part of class in canoeing sponsored byCPW. b. In Jefferson Co., excluding the 160-acre parcel known as Vigil Ranch and posted strip of land along Gilpin CR 2: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Reservations for hunting are required and shall be limited in number. To make a reservation, hunters must already possess a valid big-game license for the specific hunt code permitted on the property or a valid small-game license. Reservations must be made through the Hunter Reservation System (see "Reservations: Hunting," page !,for details), except that each reservation will be valid for a single day, within the season designated by the license, and made no more than 14 days in advance of the hunt date. Additionally, reservations may be made up to and including the reservation date regardless of species. c. During deer and elk seasons beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use in portion of park located in Gilpin Co. (Green Ranch). Only hunters selected through special drawing prior to start of big-game seasons allowed to hunt this portion. d. Swimming is prohibited. ► Harvey Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn Non First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W for 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N and follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. Phone:970-625-1607 Acres: 106 land acres, 198 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing continued on next page 61 cpw.state.co.us �- '-------------------------------------------Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 20 horsepower or less allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ~ (r@LO ► Highline Lake ~ STANDARD s,TE - Mesa Co. Directions: From Loma exit on 1-70 (Hwy. 139), go N for 5 miles to Q Rd., then go W for l.2 miles to 1l.8 Rd. Go N for 1 mile to park. Phone:970-858-7208 Acres: 389 land acres, 173 water acres Facilities: visitor center, camping, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Mack Mesa Reservoir. b. Boats prohibited on Highline Lake from first day in Oct. through last day in Feb., except hand-propelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page !,for details. d. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. e. Small-game hunting allowed at park, using only shotguns, in areas and at times posted. f. Big-game hunting prohibited. g. All hunters must checlc in and check out at hunter registration area. h. Vessels launched on Highline Lake Wednesdays areyrohibited from traveling at speeds above wakeless:· If July 4 falls on a Wednesday, this day is exempt from the wakeless restriction. ► Jackson Lake - Morgan, Weld Cos. Directions: From Hwy. 34 and 1-76 inter- change, go N for 7.25 miles onHwy. 39, through Goodrich. Then go Won YS (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. Phone:970-645-2551 Acres: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. 62 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands ► James M. Robb-Colorado River - Mesa Co. Phone: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) Connected Lakes: Directions: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. for LS miles. Acres: 20 land acres, 30 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, boating. Hunting prohibited. Com Lake: Directions: Take Exit 37 off 1-70, go to I-70 B, turn Son 32 Rd. (Hwy. 141) and go 2 miles. Acres: 100 land acres, 22 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, waterfowl hunting Fruita: Directions: Take 1-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W Acres: 20 land acres, 15 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horsebaclc trails, boating. Hunting prohibited. Note: Swim beach closed indefinitely. Island Acres: Directions: Take Exit 47 off 1-70; follow signs. Acres: 627 land acres, 251 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming, waterfowl hunting Restrictions: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Dogs or other pets prohibited, except on designated trails. 2. Fires, swimming prohibited within East and West lakes. 3. Public access via designated trails only. 4. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes prohibited. b. Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake and Island Acres sections: 1. Except for swim area at Island Acres, only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page I,for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. 4. Hunting prohibited in Fruita and Connected Lakes sections. c. 34 Road Parcel: 1. No public access except for waterfowl hunting on weekends during designated waterfowl hunting seasons. 2. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. Waterfowl hunters must have valid reservation to hunt 34 Road blind. 3. Hunters must hunt from designated blinds only. 4. All other use of property prohibited. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes between 30 Rd. and 29 Rd. 2. Waterfowl hun ting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page I,for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. ► John Martin Reservoir - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 approx. 2 miles to park entrance. From Lamar: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar approx. 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24), then go 2 miles to park entrance. Phone:719-829-1801 Acres: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Public access on north shore area of park prohibited from first day ofNov.- March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Lake Hasty. c. Unauthorized boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on waters below John Martin Dam to Arkansas River bridge. d. Public access east of waterfowl closure line to the dam prohibited from first day ofNov.- March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). ► Lake Pueblo - Pueblo Co. Directions: From 1-25 at Pueblo, take Exit 101 and go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd. and go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, then go 4 miles to park entrance. Phone: 719-561-9320 Acres: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Restrictions: a. Jumping, diving or swinging from cliffs, ledges or manmade structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat doclcs, marina infrastructure and railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. b. lnnertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed below dam on part of Arkansas River within boundaries of park. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. �------------------------------------- Hwy.160. Phone:719-738-2376 Acres: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf (52E). Follow Rist Canyon Rd. for 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow CR 23N for 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Then turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. Phone:970-493-1623 Acres: 2,591 land acres Facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Restrictions: a. Boats prohibited on Horseshoe Reservoir Restrictions: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting al- from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted. Hand-propelled craft allowed for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. b. Waterskiing on Horseshoe Reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting west from a north-south line corresponding with barbed-wire fence between Horseshoe Lake and Martin Lake. d. Swimming prohibited except at the designated swim beach at Martin Lake. lowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Tues. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunting on Sat. or Sun prohibited. b. During spring turkey hunt at Lory State Park, hunting turkey on Mon. and Tues. only. All other days of the week closed to spring turkey hunting. ► Lathrop - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on ► Lone Mesa - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, take USFS Rds. 526 and 514 N and W to the park. Phone: 970-533-7065 Acres: 11,780 land acres Note: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited big-game and turkey hunting is allowed. See more info below or call 970-5337065 for information. Restrictions: a. cm!3 During any authorized big-game hunting season, any lawful method of hunting deer, elk and bear may be used in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Only hllllters who possess a valid Lone Mesa State Park hunting permit are permitted to hllllt. b. cm!3 Turkey hunting is permitted in the spring only in accordance with the following: 1. Individuals must hold a T-M-000-Ul-R turkey license. 2. Vehicles involved in hunting use of the park are required to have a valid Colorado State Parks Pass, llllless the vehicle displays a Disabled Veteran license plate or Purple Heart license plate. 3. Only established roads and parking areas defined on the Lone Mesa hunting map may be used. Game retrieval roads are excluded from the spring season and are only for use in the fall big-game seasons. ► Lory - Larimer Co. Directions: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. ► Mancos - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 for W 27 miles to Mancos. Go Non Hwy. 184 approx. 0.25 miles, then turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. Phone:970-533-7065 Acres: 354 land acres, 217 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. ► Mueller - Teller Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, go 25 ► Navajo - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, take Hwy. 160 W for 17 miles. Go SW on Hwy. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles Son CR 982. Phone: 970-883-2208 Acres: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming and kiteboarding Restrictions: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. b. Kiteboards must have 3 safety systems: a control bar release, a quick release and a safety release. All 3 safety systems must be in good and operational condition and in compliance with manufacturer specifications so that when activated the kite loses power and falls to the water. Kiteboarders must wear a United States Coast Guardapproved personal flotation device when kiteboarding. Note: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico and Colorado fishing licenses are required. ► North Sterling - Logan Co. Directions: From 1-76, take exit 125 (Sterling), turn Won Hwy. 6 (traffic W from Denver, turn left off exit ramp; traffic E from Julesburg/Nebraska, turn right off exit ramp). Follow Hwy. 6 W for 2 miles over bridge. Turn right (N) on N. 3rd St. Take slight left onto Sidney Ave., then continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and continue W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39 and follow paved road N for 10 miles. Note: If using a GPS unit to navigate, road changes names several times. Don't turn onto any unpaved roads. miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. Phone: 719-687-2366 Acres: 5, I09 land acres, 5 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing After S-curves, turn left onto CR 46, continue for 2 miles W to CR 33, and follow paved road Non CR-33. Phone:970-522-3657 Acres: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres Facilities: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Restrictions: a. Dogs or other pets prohibited outside of Restrictions: a. Boats prohibited on reservoir from first developed facilities area. b. Operating snowmobiles and off-highway vehicles prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty. c. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. d. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use in park. Hunters may access posted hunting area only from Trail 5 at Visitor Center, Trail 11 at Livery parking lot, or Lost Pond Picnic Area and Trail 13 at group campground. All weapons must be completely unloaded when hunter is outside posted hunting area boundary. Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted and except hand-propelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl on areas of lakes open to waterfowl hunting. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not prohibiting such use in park, except as follows: 1. Hunting prohibited from dam. 2. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. 63 cpw.state.co.us �- ~--------------------------------------------------- ► Paonia - Gunnison, Pitkin Cos. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S for 46 miles. Phone:970-921-5721 Acres: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ► Pearl Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W for 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E for 2 miles to park. Phone:970-879-3922 Acres: 134 land acres, I 66 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed. b. Waterskiing prohibited. c. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ► Ridgway - Ouray Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. Phone:970-626-5822 Acres: 2, l 00 land acres, l, 10 l water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Boats, rafts, or other floating devices prohibited on any waters within Pa-Co-ChuPuk Recreation Site, below Ridgway Dam. b. On all areas of park east of Hwy. 550: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. c. During any hunting season from Oct. I April 30 annually, and any approved special season, hunting allowed on all lands open to public access west of reservoir. Area bounded by Dallas Creek on south and site closure signs on north closed to all hunting. d. During any waterfowl hunting season from Oct. 1- April 30 annually, and any approved special season, waterfowl hunting allowed within Dallas Creek Recreation Site at park Hunting prohibited between park road and Hwy. 550, and in other areas posted as prohibiting such use. 64 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands e. During special seasons, hunting allowed in the following areas (or special hunting zones): Zone 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, including closed Elk Ridge Campground. Zone 2: Area bounded by 100 yards S of park headquarters on N; Ridgway Reservoir on W; 0.24 miles from Hwy. 550 on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 3. Area bow1ded by reservoir's main cove on N; 0.25 miles from Elk Ridge Rd. on W; intersection of Elk Ridge and main park roads on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 4. Pa-Co-Chu-Puk Recreation site. ► Rifle Falls - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. Phone:970-625-1607 Acres: 48 land acres Facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from roclc formations prohibited. ► Rifle Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. Phone:970-625-1607 Acres: 973 land acres, 360 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ~ Gfi@LtiD ► Roxborough ~J Douglas Co. srANDARD s 1TE - Directions: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd., then turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd., then turn left and go l block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. Phone:303-973-3959 Acres: 3,328 land acres Facilities: visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, education tours, photography Restrictions: a. Dogs or other pets, fires prohibited. b. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from roclc formations prohibited. Note: No off-trail use. ► St. Vrain - Weld Co. Directions: From I-25, go Won Hwy. 119 and turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. Phone: 303-678-9402 Acres: 695 land acres, 160 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, dump station, showers, boat ramp, electrical hookups Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed, except on Blue Heron Reservoir. b. Hand- or trailer-launched vessels with electric or gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on Blue Heron Reservoir. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except while bowfishing. ► Spinney Mountain - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go l.l miles to entrance. Phone: 719-748-3401 Acres: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating Seasonal Closure: from Nov. 16- April 30, unless otherwise posted as open for public use Restrictions: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park Nov. 16- April 30 prohibited, unless reservoir is ice free and area otherwise posted as open for public use. e. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited, or as otherwise posted. f. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. g. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. h. Swimming is prohibited. ► Stagecoach - Routt Co. Directions: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go Won Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 13 l. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. Phone:970-736-2436 Acres: 810 land acres, 819 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling �-- ---------------------------------------------------~ Restrictions: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting on western half of reservoir. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page !,for details. ► State Forest - Jackson Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. Phone: 970-723-8366 Acres: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mow1tain climbing Restrictions: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park, except wakeless boating allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. c. Waterskiing on North Michigan Reservoir prohibited. d. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ► Staunton - Jefferson, Park Cos. Directions: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd./Shaffers Crossing exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for l mile to entrance. Phone: 303-816-0912 Acres: 4,081 land acres, 5 water acres Facilities: archery, ADA fishing, picnic areas, group picnic areas, visitor center Recreation: fishing, tent camping, hiking, bik ing, horseback trails, rock climbing, archery Restrictions: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. ► Steamboat Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go for W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. Phone: 970-879-3922 Acres: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Restrictions: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ► Sweitzer Lake - Delta Co. Directions: From Delta, go l mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. Phone: 970-874-4258 Acres: 466 land acres, 137 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, boating, swimming Restrictions: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before to Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Reservations required from 5 a.m.- 12 p.m. Reserved zones w10ccupied by 7 a.m. will be available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hw1t zone must be yielded at any time upon request of a hw1ter holding a valid and active reservation for that zone. c. Reservations not required from l p.m. to sunset. Hunting is first-come, first served at this time. d. Leaving decoys overnight prohibited. e. [l?!I Hunters may only hunt the area they reserved in the designated hunt zones with a maximum of four hunters per zone. Reservation holders must be present while hunting. f. [l?!I Reservation s will be limited to four times in a 25-day period per hunter. g. [l?!I The park can close the hunt zone reservation dates for park operations, public outreach and education events. Note: Sweitzer Lake State Park hunting updates above (e-g) are pending CPW Commission approval. If approved, these changes shall become effective Oct. I, 2025. Go to cpw.state.co.us/hunting-reservations for more information. ► Sylvan Lake - Eagle Co. Directions: Sylvan Lake Cabins & Campground: Take I-70 to Eagle/ exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts, cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/Grand Ave. roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take 3rd exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn Son Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to lake. Brush Creek Yurts: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts on left at top of switchbacks. Phone: 970-328-2021 Acres: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Restrictions: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. ► Trinidad Lake - Las Animas Co. Directions: From I-25, take exit 13B for Main St. in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. Phone: 719-846-6951 Acres: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, nonelectric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range Restrictions: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Dogs or other pets, smoking prohibited on archery range. c. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns, and air rifles) prohibited on archery range. d. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under direct supervision of an adult at all times. e. Public access prohibited on archery range between sunset and sunrise. ► Vega - Mesa Co. Directions: From I-70, go Son Hwy. 65, then Eon Hwy. 330 through Collbran approx. 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to park. Phone: 970-487-3407 Acres: 944 land acres, 898 water acres Facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHY, camping, hiking, boating, cross-cow1try skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Restrictions: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ► Yampa River - Routt, Moffat Cos. Directions: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. Phone: 970-276-2061 Acres: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles Facilities: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing b. Waterskiing on lake prohibited. c. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. 65 cpw.state.co.us �:z: s: 0 "" e ..,, F b' ~ H G :::::r Q iii c.. e 0 ~ ..... ~ ~ =-- - tD cu rl PawneeNG 0 ::::, :;;::::, c.. V, PH. lOUNTY - 1 2 ________ J ______ _ 2 - - - - - --~ - - - - - r- - - ' 3 I\. I I I - °"' MORGAN COUNTY l9-,.---, , ~ ; -------~---~---;-- , WASHINGTON COUNTY 3 8 e ADAMSICOUNTY -.• I •••I '\..!"""" -· --~~ l~ -G]-" •~1.,. ~ : ·; ARAPAHOE p,.l'"t.•I•· --------:--~~------------ ---------- --------- I ._ - __ . . , . .__ ~ 1 , ) 1 I ' - 4 -·------- -g 5" la D. ID , . ~"' 5 l,;UUN I y SEE CENTRAL CHAFFEE CMAP FOR· FREMONT LA . USTER, . TELLER• COUNTIES KE, PARK. 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' Crestone Peak E • Rockvale CUSTER COUNTY , ' ' , F 8 �c:\ cu 3 tD 3: cu = cu \Q tD 3 tD ,.. = C = c:\ ----- 3: C V\ ----- j S' [ i::: "' :::: �Lands Index ► - (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name= property is afishing easement or fishing lease State Parks Counties State Fish Units, State Wildlife Areas, State Trust Lands & State Parks Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 791 1,465 Blue LakeSTL 125 1-7 Dawn Pond SWA 125 30 BE-3 1-8 Fort Lyon SWA 125 523 BE-4 1-8 John Martin Reservoir State Park 126 13,391 JMR 1-8 AL-2 E-9 Karney Ranch STL 126 1,000 BE-6 1-8 AL-3 E-9 Karney Ranch SWA 126 13,580 BE-7 1-8 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA 80 80 714 AL-4 E-9 KellerSTL 146 2,160 BE-8 1-8 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-5 E-9 Las Animas SFU 125 69 BE-9 1-8 82 3,317 AL-6 E-9 Purgatoire River SWA 130 960 BE-10 1-8 Setchfield SWA 130 2,438 BE-11 1-9 multiple 5,804 AHR 56 11 CH-1 E-6 Arkansas Headwaters State 139 640 BA-2 Burchfield SWA 139 178 BA-3 J-9 Cimarron River STL 145 519 BA-4 J-10 EdlerSTL 144 640 BA-5 J-10 Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 1-10 Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 1-10 Moore Draw STL North Canyon STL 145 144 640 632 BA-8 BA-9 J-10 1-10 Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 144 1,302 BA-10 1-10 Sand Arroyo STL 139 640 BA-11 Sand Canyon STL 144 640 BA-12 J-10 1-10 Sand Creek South STL 144 319 BA-13 1-10 Sikes Ranch STL 144 641 BA-14 1-10 Sikes Ranch SWA 7,139 BA-15 1-10 State Line STL 143, 144 144 496 Sunny Moon STL 144 640 BA-16 BA-17 J-10 1-10 Turk's Pond SWA 139 200 BA-18 J-9 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 138, 139 8,533 BA-19 J-9 Utleyville STL 137 657 BA-20 1-10 72 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Park Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) Burns Canyon STL Chaffee County Shooting Range SWA Chalk Cliffs SFU Champion SWA (F.E.) Chesmore SWA (F.E.) Chubb Park SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Cottonwood Creek SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F.E.) Harmon SWA (F.E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA 57 542 CH-2 E-6 57,481 8 CH-3 E-6 49,481 41 CH-4 E-6 57 600 CH-5 E-6 56 10 CH-6 E-7 56,481 61 CH-7 E-6 57,481 49 60 5 CH-8 CH-9 E-6 E-6 49 525 CH-10 E-6 49,57 3,640 CH-11 48,481 500 CH-12 E-6 D-6 481 6 CH-13 E-6 56 2,949 CH-14 E-7 56 69 CH-15 E-7 48,49 131 CH-16 E-5 481 481 10 720 CH-17 CH-18 E-6 E-6 481 9 E-6 561 320 CH-19 CH-20 481 11 CH-21 E-6 E-7 �Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-23 E-7 Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 56,57 561 56 45 84 360 10 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 Railroad Gulch STL Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Wright'sLake SWA (F.E.) 57 56 57 369 597 14 CH-28 CH-29 CH-30 E-6 E-6 E-7 Beaver Brook 5TL 39 480 CC-2 F-4 Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA 39 39 1,093 670 CC-3 CC-4 F-4 E-4 Alamosa Canyon STL AltaSTL Chiquito Peak STL 81 81 80 240 640 640 CN-2 CN-3 CN-4 E-10 E-9 East Bend STL Gallegos STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA La Jara STL 81 81 81 81 81 720 480 9,485 635 42,881 CN-5 CN-6 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 E-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 D-10 La Jara SWA Las Mesitas STL Los Mogotes Peak STL Oritz STL 81 81 81 81 2,808 640 640 640 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 Pinon Hills STL Punche Valley STL Rajadero Canyon STL Romeo STL 81 81 81 81 640 640 673 640 E-10 E-10 D-10 San Antonito STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA South Pinon Hills STL 81 81 81 81 640 640 640 2,240 CN-14 CN-15 CN-16 CN-17 CN-18 CN-19 CN-20 CN-21 Sugar Loaf STL Taos Valley STL Terrace Reservoir SWA The Poso STL 81 81 80,81 81 640 640 240 640 CN-22 CN-23 CN-24 CN-25 E-10 E-10 D-9 E-10 Trujillo Canyon STL Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL 81 81 81 640 71 640 CN-26 CN-27 CN-28 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 Bear Gulch STL 69 640 CU-2 F-8 86,691 69,691 84,86 86 69 86 84 500 780 640 640 640 486 640 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 CU-7 CU-8 CU-9 E-7 F-8 F-8 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 DE-1 B-6 McCluske SWA RoeberSWA 53 53 1,600 1,030 DE-2 C-6 C-6 Cross Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park 72 711 71 71 70, 71 711 119 640 314 606 5,030 11,780 D0-2 D0-3 D0-4 D0-5 D0-6 LON A-9 A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 362 CHA DG-1 ROX F-4 F-5 F-5 44 35 382 25 EA-2 EA-3 D-4 D-4 47,444 35 44 44 36,45 36,45 6.5 90 692 1,574 107 602 EA-4 EA-5 EA-6 SYL EA-7 EA-8 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese ReservoirSWA Foster Gulch STL Froze Creek STL Johnson Gulch STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL Upper Red Cliff Ranch SWA Castlewood Canyon State Park Chatfield State Park 51,461 Four Mile SWA 51 Roxborough State Park 51 Sharptail Ridge SWA BasaltSWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA (F.L.) Fr in Pan River SWA (F.L.) Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL 73 cpw.state.co.us �Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 GF-7 C-4 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 GF-8 B-4 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 RIF C-4 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 RIG C-4 Roaring Fork SWA 43,444 43 GF-9 C-4 Sam Caudill SWA 444 GF-10 C-4 33 941 GF-11 C-4 Badger Creek STL Beaver Creek SWA 57,58 59 3,799 2,227 FR-2 FR-3 E-6 F-7 Brush Hollow STL Brush Hollow SWA 59 59 1,398 461 FR-4 FR-5 F-7 F-7 Carter Creek STL 181 1,301 GR-2 D-3 Cody ParkSTL 691 640 FR-6 F-7 Copper Mountain STL 28 640 GR-3 E-3 Copper Gulch STL Cottonwood Ridge STL 691 58 638 640 FR-7 FR-8 F-7 F-7 East Carter Mountain STL 181 1,794 GR-4 D-2 Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL 581 FR-9 FR-10 F-6 E-7 Granby Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) 28 451 GR-5 E-3 Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 2,160 GR-6 E-3 Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL 58 58 69 640 640 520 640 FR-11 FR-12 E-7 F-7 Junction Butte SWA 37 1,304 GR-7 D-3 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 1,714 GR-8 E-3 Grape Creek STL 69,691 1,280 FR-13 F-7 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 5,400 GR-9 D-3 McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL 86 69 640 640 FR-14 FR-15 E-7 F-7 Middle ParkSTL 27 4,144 GR-10 D-3 Milk Creek STL 27 10,955 GR-11 D-2 Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) 58,86 28 FR-16 E-7 Perkins SWA 181 83 GR-12 D-3 Oil Well Flats STL Parkdale STL 581 58 600 640 28 640 GR-13 E-3 691 57,58 520 2,480 F-7 F-7 F-7 Ptarmigan STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch STL FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 Radium SWA 15, 27, 361 10,996 GR-14 D-3 FR-20 E-7 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-15 E-3 Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL 86 58 640 640 FR-21 FR-22 E-7 E-7 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-16 E-3 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-17 E-3 Table Mountain STL 59 9,427 FR-23 F-7 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-18 D-2 Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & 2STL 58 58 640 410 FR-24 FR-25 F-6 E-7 Willow Creek Res. SWA 18 200 GR-19 E-3 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-20 E-3 Tunnel Drive STL Turkey Gulch STL 691 691 360 640 FR-26 FR-27 F-7 F-7 58 15,066 FR-28 E-6 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 C-5 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 D-7 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 D-7 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 C-7 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 D-7 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 D-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 D-7 Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 C-7 Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA 43 43 42 7 19 13,179 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 C-4 C-4 C-5 Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park 34 33 2 304 GF-5 HAR C-4 C-4 74 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands I �County &Land Name I GMU LeapsGulch SWA Aaes I Map Point I I Grid Map Index Page I I 68, 69 68,69 Miller RanchSWA 54 1,604 GU-11 C-6 Paonia State Park 53,521 1,584 PAO C-6 Pitkin SFU 55,551 48 GU-12 D-7 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 D-7 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 D-6 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 C-7 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 D-6 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 D-7 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 D-7 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-7 WaunitaWWA 551 GU-20 D-7 16 l.2mi. JA-2 D-2 Cohagen STL 171 2,848 JA-3 E-2 Cowdrey LakeSWA 161 95 JA-4 D-1 Delaney Butte LakesSWA 16 2,620 JA-5 D-1 Diamond JSWA 161 3,129 JA-6 E-1 East Delaney Butte LakeSTL 16 640 JA-7 D-1 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 JA-8 E-1 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 JA-9 D-1 Indian Creek STL 171 640 JA-10 E-2 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 JA-11 E-2 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 JA-12 E-2 Lake John SWA 161 847 JA-13 D-1 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 JA-14 E-2 Lake Fork ofthe Gunnison River SWA (F.E.) 66 42 Hl-2 C-8 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 4.4mi. JA-15 D-2 Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 Hl-3 C-8 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 6mi. JA-16 E-1 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 Hl-4 C-8 Owl Creek STL 171 640 JA-17 E-2 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 Hl-5 C-9 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 JA-18 E-2 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 Hl-6 C-9 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 JA-19 E-2 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 JA-20 E-1 Rabbit EarsSTL 16 5,229 JA-21 D-2 Wind in the WillowsSWA Red Canyon STL 16 640 JA-22 D-1 Bear Creek STL 85 640 HU-2 F-9 Ridge Road STL 16 320 JA-23 D-2 Black Hawk STL 85 1,511 HU-3 G-9 Sand Creek STL 6 3,280 JA-24 E-1 Black Mountain STL 84 640 HU-4 F-8 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 JA-25 D-2 Blue Spring STL 84 640 HU-5 F-8 Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 JA-26 D-1 BustosFlat STL 133 640 HU-6 G-9 Guillermo Ranch STL 85 2,118 HU-7 F-9 6, 7, 19, 71,194 171 STA E-2 Huerfano SWA 861 544 HU-8 F-9 Taylor Draw STL E-2 Lathrop State Park 85 2,192 Little Sheep Mountain STL 85 640 LAT HU-9 G-9 F-9 Maitland STL 85 640 HU-10 F-9 ManzanaresCreek STL 861 1,420 HU-11 F-9 Pine Arroyo STL 128 640 HU-12 G-8 Rattlesnake STL 128 640 HU-13 G-8 Schultz Canyon STL 85 960 South Gardner STL 85 640 HU-14 HU-15 G-9 F-9 South Middle Creek STL 85 1,105 HU-16 F-9 The Hogback STL 133 640 HU-17 G-9 Tinaja Canyon 5TL 128 640 HU-18 G-8 Turkey Ridge STL 128 640 HU-19 Wahatoya SWA 85 80 HU-20 G-8 F-9 State Forest State Park 171 320 JA-27 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-28 E-2 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2mi. JA-29 D-1 Kl-1 J-7 Kl-2 1-7 Kl-3 1-7 QueensSTL QueensSWA 126, 127 Sweetwater STL 126 640 75 cpw.state.co.us �Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL 7 640 LR-22 E-1 107 640 KC-2 1-5 Pfister Draw STL 7,8 1,920 LR-23 E-1 Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 Poudre River SFU 8, 19 460 LR-24 E-2 South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 Poudre River STL 191 5,760 LR-25 F-1 Poudre River SWA 19, 191 395 LR-26 F-1 Simpson Ponds SWA 20 44 LR-27 F-2 Smith Lake SWA 9 135 LR-28 F-1 LK-2 Steinhoff Hill STL 191 480 LR-29 F-1 LK-3 E-5 Steven'sGulch STL 191 480 LR-30 F-1 LK-4 E-5 Stone Mountain Access Road SWA 20 LR-31 F-2 Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 LR-32 F-3 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 LR-33 F-2 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 LR-34 F-2 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 LR-35 F-1 Antelope Tank STL 136 640 LA-2 H-10 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 LA-3 G-9 Apishapa SWA 133, 134 7,935 LA-4 G-9 Spring Valley STL Crystal Lake STL 48,49 467 Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 Headwaters Ranch SWA (F.E.) 49 160 LK-5 E-5 PaddockSWA 49 1,300 LK-6 E-5 Reddy SWA (F.E.) Durango SFU 74,75 14 LP-2 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 LP-3 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 LP-4 Perins Peak SWA 74 ., B-9 Arrowhead STL 8 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 LR-2 E-1 Bosque del Oso SWA 85,851 30,000 LA-5 F-10 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 LR-3 F-2 East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 LA-6 1-10 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 LR-4 F-2 Ashers Peak State Park G-10 8, 19 352 LR-5 E-1 James M. John SWA 19,200 8,200 4,500 FIS Bliss SWA 140 140 140 LA-7 LA-8 G-10 G-10 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 LR-6 F-2 Boyd Lake State Park 20 308 2,004 Lake Dorothey SWA BYD F-2 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 LA-9 F-10 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 LR-7 E-1 Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 LA-10 H-10 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 mm LR-8 F-1 Poitrey Creek STL 143 640 LA-11 H-10 25,705 Sakariason STL 85 560 LA-12 F-10 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 LR-9 F-1 Savory East STL 137 640 LA-13 1-10 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 LR-10 F-1 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 LA-14 G-10 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 LR-11 E-1 Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 LA-15 1-10 Eagle Canyon STL 20 640 LR-12 F-2 Hohnholz Lakes SWA 7 133 LR-13 E-1 Tobe Creek STL 136, 143 640 LA-16 H-10 Jimmy Creek STL 8 640 LR-14 E-1 113 2,240 Ll-2 H-6 LaGarde Creek STL 7 640 LR-15 E-1 Lon Hagler SWA 20 302 LR-16 F-2 Lory State Park 19 2,591 LOR F-2 Manhattan Creek STL 191 320 LR-17 E-1 Karval Reservoir SWA 120 235 Ll-3 H-6 Karval STL 120 640 Ll-4 H-6 Meadow Creek STL 191 mm LR-18 F-1 Kinney Lake STL 113 320 Ll-5 H-6 North Fork SWA 20 16 LR-19 F-2 Kinney Lake SWA 113 320 Ll-6 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 LR-20 F-1 Punkin Center STL 119 5,444 Ll-7 H-6 H-6 76 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands 432 �Cameo Shooting & Education Complex 31 1,700 CAM Colorado River Island SWA 30,41 67 ME-1 B-5 Franklin Island SWA 30,41 38 ME-2 A-5 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 ME-3 A-5 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 HIG A-5 Horsethief Canyon SWA 30,40 1,439 ME-4 B-5 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30,40 State Park 1,085 CRP B-5 Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 ME-5 A-5 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 ME-6 B-5 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 ME-7 A-5 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 ME-8 A-5 BakersPeak STL Baking Powder Ridge STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Butte STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder North STL Box ElderSTL Browns Park STL Browns Park SWA Buckwater Draw STL Bull Canyon STL Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Coal Creek STL Coal Ridge STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Crooked Wash Ranch SWA CrossMountain STL Dobbins Spring STL Douglas Mountain STL East Boone Draw STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Elk Springs Ranch SWA Fortification STL Fourmile STL Godiva Rim STL Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 ME-9 B-5 Greasewood STL 3 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 ME-10 B-5 Tilman Bishop SWA 30,41 113 ME-11 B-5 421 1,842 VEG B-5 Great Divide STL Hiawatha STL Hightower STL Homestead STL Horse Gulch STL 3 2 11 11 301 640 640 640 640 640 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 C-1 A-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 Ml-2 D-9 CollerSWA 76,79 579 Ml-3 D-9 CreedeSWA 76 3 Ml-4 D-8 lies Grove STL Jack Springs STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL 12,211 10 13 211 2,079 640 640 638 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 Atwood SWA 96 180 L0-2 H-2 Bravo STL 91 mm L0-3 1-2 Bravo SWA 91 1,082 L0-4 1-1 Duck Creek STL 90 640 L0-5 1-1 Duck Creek SWA 90 1,121 L0-6 1-1 Dune Ridge SWA 96 400 L0-7 1-2 Ford Bridge STL 91 280 L0-8 1-1 Knudson SWA 96 581 L0-9 1-2 North Sterling State Park 89 5,715 NST 1-1 Overland Trail STL 96 40 L0-10 1-2 Overland Trail SWA 96 192 L0-11 1-2 Pawnee Valley STL 89 2,720 L0-12 H-2 Red Lion Ranch STL 92 200 L0-13 1-1 Red LionSWA 90,92 1,297 L0-14 1-1 Sterling PrairieSTL 93, 97, 98 44,733 L0-15 1-2 1,109 3,4 10 2,3 211 3 2,3 11 3 211 211 12,393 640 6,266 640 640 3,048 8,081 104 640 628 1,305 2,226 640 640 168 640 640 201 10 10 13 11 4 11 640 11 640 10 640 2,201 25,739 11 9,796 11 640 10 640 2, 11 640 2 640 4,441 2,108 11 640 10 1,810 10, 11 1,400 301 866 4 640 3 640 m!J 4,158 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-7 MF-8 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 ELH MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 C-1 A-2 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 A-1 A-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-1 B-2 B-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 C-1 B-2 MF-34 B-1 77 cpw.state.co.us �Little Snake SWA Lone Tree Gulch STL 2,3 2,3 11 Louisiana Purchase Ranch SWA 211 Maverick Flats STL Maybell STL Middle Wolf Creek STL 10 3, 11 10 Miner's Draw STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL 640 4,860 637 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 B-1 B-1 B-2 Vermillion Creek STL Willow Creek STL Winter Valley Gulch STL MF-48 B-2 640 9,208 640 MF-49 MF-50 MF-51 A-2 B-2 B-3 10 12 10 12 640 653 640 640 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 MF-55 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 Lone Dome SWA Morgan Gulch STL North Scandinavian Gulch STL OxbowSTL 211 3 2 640 280 640 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 B-2 B-1 B-2 Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 73 73 711 1,724 571 635 764 PeckMesaSTL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL 11 11,211 11 640 640 640 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 B-2 B-2 B-3 73 73 73 mm Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 177 526 250 96 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MF-62 C-1 1,747 2,355 640 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 A-1 C-1 B-1 640 640 640 640 MF-66 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 B-2 A-2 B-1 A-2 Antelope Flats STL BrammerSTL Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA 99 95 99 96 5,000 2,918 1,600 588 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 H-3 H-2 H-3 H-2 Cottonwood SWA ElliottSWA Jackson Lake State Park 96 95,96 95 884 2,576 3,091 H-2 H-2 G-2 Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA 95 96 99 394 903 634 MG-6 MG-7 JAC MG-8 BloomHillsSTL Bull Pasture STL Carrica STL 135 135 130 Crooked Arroyo STL David Canyon STL Yampa River State Park Pole Gulch STL 3 Pot Creek SWA Pothook Ranch SWA Powder Wash STL 4 11,666 Rattlesnake Hill STL Red Wash STL Reservoir Draw STL Robinson Draw STL 3 211 10 2 10 Scandinavian Gulch STL Sevenmile Ridge STL Sheephead Basin STL 3 2 2 640 640 640 MF-70 MF-71 MF-72 B-1 B-1 B-1 Sheepherder Springs STL Simsberry Draw STL Skull Creek STL South 80 STL 2 3 10 3 640 640 639 80 MF-73 MF-74 MF-75 MF-76 B-1 B-2 A-2 C-1 South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Spencer Draw STL 211 2,3 10 640 19,962 640 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 B-2 B-1 A-2 Ted'sCanyon STL Temple Canyon STL The Sloughs STL Thompson Draw STL 11 211 10 2 640 637 650 642 MF-80 MF-81 MF-82 MF-83 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-2 Thornburg Draw STL TriangleSTL Trowel STL Turner's Creek STL 11 3, 11 3 640 1,122 640 10 640 MF-84 MF-85 MF-86 MF-87 B-2 B-2 B-1 A-2 78 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands Mancos State Park Dixie Bluffs STL East Timpas STL 2 4 10 640 640 640 MF-89 MF-90 MF-91 A-1 C-1 B-2 3, 11, 13,211, 110/ 301, 134mi. 441 YAM C-2 B-9 MZ-3 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 MG-9 MG-10 H-2 H-2 H-3 640 640 OT-3 OT-4 H-9 H-9 1-8 135 135 130, 135 640 640 OT-5 OT-6 H-8 H-8 630 OT-7 H-8 135 640 OT-8 H-8 �HaightSTL Knight-Imler SWA (F.E.) Higbee Canyon STL 130 640 OT-10 H-8 McArthur Gulch STL 501 480 PA-20 F-5 Holbrook Reservoir SWA 125 670 OT-11 H-8 Mud Springs STL so 640 PA-21 E-5 Horse Creek Reservoir SWA 125 2,603 OT-12 1-8 Rye Slough STL 58 8,973 PA-22 E-6 Iron Springs STL 135 640 OT-13 H-9 Saddle Mountain STL 581 640 PA-23 E-5 Jack Canyon STL 135 7,564 OT-14 H-9 Spinney Mountain State Park 58,581 6,434 SPI E-6 La Junta STL 125 6,715 OT-15 H-8 Spinney Mountain SWA 58,581 1,937 PA-24 E-5 Melon Valley SWA 125 278 OT-16 H-8 SpinneySTL 4,674 PA-25 North DevilsCanyon STL 135 640 OT-17 H-9 SO, 58, 581 OxbowSWA 130 410 OT-18 H-8 so 640 PA-26 E-5 Packers Gap STL 135 640 OT-19 H-9 Tarryall Reservoir SWA SO, 501 886 PA-27 E-5 Red Rock STL 135 640 OT-20 H-9 Teter-Michigan Creek SWA 500 950 PA-28 E-5 Rock Fall STL 135 640 OT-21 H-9 Three Mile Mountain STL 58 1,280 PA-29 E-5 Rocky Ford SWA 125 1,142 OT-22 H-8 Tomahawk SWA so 1,655 PA-30 E-5 Round Top STL 135 640 OT-23 H-8 Treasurevault MountainSTL 49 320 PA-31 E-5 Timberlake STL 125 59,445 OT-24 H-8 Warmer Gulch STL Timpas Creek SWA 135 141 OT-25 H-8 63 Ranch SWA so 1,200 PA-2 E-6 Agate Mountain STL 58 2,893 PA-3 E-6 127 503 PR-2 J-8 AlmaSWA 49 277 PA-4 E-5 Granada SWA PR-3 J-8 11,060 PA-5 E-6 127, 132 5630 Antero STL 49,50, 58 Badger Basin STL so 40 PA-6 E-5 HollySWA 127, 132 277 PR-4 J-8 Badger Ba.sin SWA 50,58, 581 752 PA-7 E-6 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 PR-5 J-8 Red Dog SWA 127 570 PR-6 J-8 Badger Flats STL SO, 581 3,570 PA-8 F-5 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 PR-7 J-7 Buffalo Gulch STL 58 640 PA-9 E-6 Two Buttes STL Charlie Meyers SWA 58 1,082 PA-10 E-6 Cline Ranch SWA 500 1,600 PA-11 E-5 Flying ASTL Crooked Top STL 46 400 PA-12 F-4 Hungerford STL 128 7,039 PU-2 G-8 Dick'sPeak STL 58 640 PA-13 E-6 Lake Beckwith SWA 84 66 PU-3 F-8 Eleven Mile State Park 58,581 7,572 ELE F-6 Lake Pueblo State Park 84 17,496 PUE G-7 Eleven Mile STL 58, 581 2,887 PA-14 F-6 Pueblo Reservoir SWA 84 11,864 PU-4 F-7 Hartsel South STL 58 1,788 PA-15 E-6 Pueblo SFU 84 105 PU-5 G-7 Hartsel STL 58 380 PA-16 E-5 Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 129 88 PU-6 G-7 High Creek STL so so 1,121 PA-17 E-5 Saint Charles STL 128 14,213 PU-7 G-8 17,429 PA-18 E-5 James Mark Jones SWA Tarryall Creek STL .. ' ., 79 cpw.state.co.us �Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 D-1 Collins Mountain Ranch SWA 23 2,421 RB-2 B-3 Rock Creek SWA 15 205 R0-22 D-3 Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 RB-3 B-3 Sage Creek STL 13 640 R0-23 C-2 12,23,211 5,955 RB-4 B-3 Sarvis Creek SWA 15 309 R0-24 D-2 JensenSWA Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 RB-5 B-3 SKCK SWA (F.E.) 15 519 R0-25 D-2 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 RB-6 (-3 Sleeping Giant STL 214 400 R0-26 D-2 Piceance SWA 11, 21, 22, 31 25,193 RB-7 B-3 Stagecoach State Park 15 1,629 STG D-3 Steamboat Lake State Park 14,214 2,820 STE D-1 Steamboat Springs SWA (F.E.) 131 51 R0-27 D-2 Stokes Gulch STL 13 1,863 R0-28 C-2 Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 11 R0-29 C-2 Yampa River STL 13 American Gulch STL 80 640 RG-2 D-9 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 RG-3 D-9 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 RG-4 E-9 Gerrard STL 80 799 RG-5 D-9 Burro Springs STL Home Lake SWA 791 64 RG-6 E-9 Cochetopa SWA 67 6,712 SA-2 D-7 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 RG-7 D-9 Daley Gulch STL 551 644 SA-3 D-7 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 RG-8 E-9 Dome Lakes SWA 67 420 SA-4 D-8 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 RG-9 Jacks Creek STL 681 640 SA-5 D-7 Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-6 E-7 Laughlin Gulch STL 68 640 SA-7 E-8 R0-30 Little La Garita Creek STL 79 640 SA-8 D-8 Blacktail (Conservation Easement) 15 610 R0-2 D-2 Los Creek STL 67 320 SA-9 D-8 Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 R0-3 D-2 Middle Creek STL 681 640 SA-10 D-7 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 R0-4 D-2 Mineral Hot Springs STL 82 640 SA-11 E-8 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 R0-5 Mirage STL 82 640 SA-12 E-8 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 R0-6 C-2 (-2 82,682 2,567 SA-13 E-8 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 R0-7 D-2 Old Woman Creek STL 79 640 SA-14 D-9 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 R0-8 D-3 Orient Mine SWA 82 368 SA-15 E-8 FlandersRanch SWA 441 1,659 R0-9 C-2 Rock Creek STL 82 640 SA-16 E-7 Mishak Lakes STL Fly Gulch STL 214 537 R0-10 D-2 Russell Creek STL 682 1,920 SA-17 E-8 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 R0-11 C-2 Russell Lakes SWA 682 4,579 SA-18 E-8 Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) 5 2,511 R0-12 C-1 Saguache Creek STL 682 2,714 SA-19 E-8 Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 R0-13 C-2 Spring Gulch STL 68 640 SA-20 D-8 Hereford Haven SWA 441 190 R0-14 C-2 Steel Canyon STL 82 640 SA-21 E-8 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 R0-15 C-2 Stonehouse Gulch STL 681 560 SA-22 E-7 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 R0-16 C-2 Villa Grove STL 82,681 1,120 SA-23 E-7 Maynard Gulch STL 13,441 724 R0-17 C-2 Moody Creek STL 231 640 R0-18 D-3 Moonhill STL 14,214 648 R0-19 D-2 Sultan Creek STL 74 640 SJ-2 B-8 15 640 R0-20 D-3 West Lime Creek STL 74 640 SJ-3 B-9 Morrison Creek STL 80 2025 Colorado State Recreation Lands �Geary Creek STL Greasewood Lake STL 951 640 WE-10 G-2 70 2,223 SM-2 B-8 Howard Creek STL 87 640 WE-11 G-1 70 640 SM-3 A-8 Keota STL 87 640 WE-12 G-2 Disappointment Valley STL 70, 711 320 SM-4 A-8 LazyD STL 88 2,721 WE-13 H-1 Dry Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-5 A-8 Lost Creek STL 99 640 WE-14 G-3 Dry Creek Basin SWA 70 12,775 SM-6 A-8 Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA 951 68 WE-15 G-2 Hamilton Mesa STL 70 640 SM-7 A-8 Nakagawa SWA 951 159 WE-16 G-2 Klondike Basin STL 70 640 SM-8 A-8 North Pawnee Creek STL 88 640 WE-17 H-1 McKenna Peak STL 70 640 SM-9 A-8 OrchardSTL 951 640 WE-18 G-2 Poison Spyder STL 70 640 SM-10 A-8 Pawnee Coal Creek STL 87 440 WE-19 G-2 San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70 13 SM-11 B-8 Point of Rocks STL 951 640 WE-20 G-2 Spring Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-12 A-8 Prospect STL 99 140 WE-21 G-3 Robinson Creek STL 87 640 WE-22 G-1 St. Vrain State Park 20 855 STV F-3 South Pawnee Creek STL 88 1,720 WE-23 H-2 South Roggen STL 99 1,880 WE-24 G-3 Stone Corral STL 87 1,041 WE-25 G-1 Twomile Creek STL 88 640 WE-26 H-1 WebsterSWA 94 158 WE-27 G-2 102 320 YU-2 J-3 Dead Horse Creek STL Woods Lake SWA ,. 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UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE Reserve ahora Encuentre campamentos, cabañas y yurtas TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL PARQUES ESTATALES Stagecoach State Park © Nora Logue para CPW VIDEOS GORRIONES ALPINO DE COLORADO PARQUES Y VIDA SILVESTRE DE COLORADO THE NATIVE THREE 43RO PARQUE ESTATAL DE COLORADO EN EL LAGO DE AGUA DULCE �TABLA DE CONTENIDOS TABLA DE CONTENIDOS Impreso para su distribución gratuita por: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us ■ Abreviaturas clave.......................................................................................................................................1 NUESTRA MISIÓN: La misión del Departamento de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado es la de perpetuar los recursos de vida silvestre del Estado, proporcionar un sistema de parques estatales de calidad y brindar la posibilidad de disfrutar de actividades recreativas sostenibles al aire libre con el fin de educar e inspirar a las generaciones actuales y futuras para que actúen como administradores activos de los recursos naturales de Colorado. UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES (SFU por sus siglas en inglés) Jeff Davis NOVEDADES: 2023.........................................................................1 RESERVAS.....................................................................................1 2 ■ ¿Qué es una SFU?........................................................................................................................................2 ■ Propiedades y reglamentos de la SFU..........................................................................................................2 ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE (SWA POR SUS SIGLAS EN INGLÉS)....3­–30 ■ ¿Qué significa SWA?....................................................................................................................................3 ■ Normas de acceso a SWA.............................................................................................................................3 ■ Propiedades y reglamentos de SWA..................................................................................................... 4–30 TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL (STL POR SUS SIGLAS EN INGLÉS) POGRAMA DE ACCESO A LA CAZA Y A LA PESCA........................ 31–56 ■ ¿Qué son las tierras en fideicomiso? ...........................................................................................................31 ■ ¿Qué es el programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca STL?............................................................................31 ■ Tierras en fideicomiso estatal FAQs/Reglas de acceso.......................................................................................31 ■ Propiedades de acceso público de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal y sus reglamentos............................32–56 PARQUES ESTATALES.............................................................. 57–65 ■ Tarifas y pases de parques estatales..........................................................................................................57 ■ Reglas de acceso al parque estatal............................................................................................................58 ■ Propiedades y regulaciones del parque estatal .................................................................................. 59–65 MAPAS.................................................................................. 66–71 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Noreste ........ 66 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Sureste ......... 67 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Noroeste ....... 68 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Suroeste ....... 69 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Central ......... 70 ■ Unidades de gestión de caza (GMUs por su siglas en inglés) .....................................................................71 ÍNDICE DE TIERRAS POR CONDADO.......................................... 72–81 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas estatales de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso estatal y parques estatales OBTENGA EL FOLLETO EN LÍNEA: cpw.info/tierras-de-recreo PORTADA: Un conductor de un vehículo todoterreno (OHV) recorre un sendero en el Parque estatal de bosques estatales. Desde las llanuras y las laderas hasta las altas cumbres de Colorado, su OHV es su aventón a muchos destinos hermosos, panorámicos e históricos. Para obtener más información sobre el Programa OHV de los Parques estatales de colorado, visite cpw.info/ohv. © Foto CPW por Michael DelliVeneri #LiveLifeOutside SEAMOS SOCIALES @CoParksWildlife 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO DIRECTOR DE COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE LA COMISIÓN COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE, a partir de agosto 2023 Dallas May, presidenta Richard Reading, vicepresident Karen Michelle Bailey, secretaria Jessica Beaulieu Marie Haskett Jack Murphy Gabriel Otero Duke Phillips IV Gary T. Skiba James Jay Tutchton Eden Vardy Dan Gibbs, miembro ex officio Kate Greenberg, miembro ex officio Jeff Davis, director de CPW EDITOR DEL FOLLETOS DE REGULACIÓN FOTO DE PORTADA Mark Koenig © Michael DelliVeneri para CPW La División de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado (CPW) recibe asistencia financiera federal de varias oficinas del Departamento del Interior de los Estados Unidos. El Departamento del Interior de los Estados Unidos y sus oficinas prohíben la discriminación por motivos de raza, color, religión, origen nacional, género, discapacidad o edad, de conformidad con el Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964 (enmendada), la sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, el Título II de la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades de 1990 (enmendada), la Ley de Discriminación por Edad de 1975 y el Título IX de las Enmiendas de Educación de 1972. Además, CPW cumple con todas las leyes contra la discriminación del estado de Colorado. Para obtener más información sobre cómo solicitar una adaptación o presentar una queja, visite cpw.info/accessibility. NOTA: Las leyes y los reglamentos que aparecen en este folleto se han parafraseado para facilitar su comprensión y solo pretenden ser una guía. Los estatutos y reglamentos completos sobre la vida silvestre de Colorado están disponibles en las oficinas de CPW que se indican a continuación y en línea: cpw.info/regulations UBICACIÓN DE LAS OFICINAS ADMINISTRATIVAS, REGIONALES Y ZONALES DE CPW ADMINISTRACIÓN 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-297-1192 (L—V, 8 a. m.—5 p. m. MT) OFICINA DE REGISTRO Bote, moto de nieve, vehículo todoterreno 13787 US Hwy. 85 N Littleton, 80125 SOLAMENTE las oficinas listadas a continuación pueden asistir a los cazadores con el control de animales y tomar muestras relacionadas con las actividades de caza. Consulte el sitio web de CPW para obtener una lista completa de las ubicaciones de los parques estatales que además pueden vender licencias, expedir duplicados y aceptar algunas licencias para su reembolso. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Pueblo Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-3333 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 �NOVEDADES RESERVAS NOVEDADES: 2023 CAMBIOS EN EL REGLAMENTO Y NUEVA INFORMACIÓN ▶ ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LAS RESTRICCIONES ESTATALES DEL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE: ▶ KEEP COLORADO WILD PASS (SOLO PARA RESIDENTES DE COLORADO): El pase Keep ▶ ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE AÑADIDAS: Burry SWA, Chaffee County ▶ MODIFICACIÓN DE LOS PASES Y LAS LICENCIAS CENTENARIO ANUALES PARA PERSONAS DE BAJOS INGRESOS (SOLO PARA RESDENTES DE COLORADO): Para brindar un Se han modificado las regulaciones que estandarizan y aclaran el lenguaje para las actividades permitidas en muchas áreas de vida silvestre del estado. Revise las restricciones enumeradas para las SWA y para la SWA que planea visitar, ya que el acceso y las asignaciones pueden haber cambiado. Consulte las páginas 3-30. Shooting Range SWA, Coal Creek Ranch SWA, Cottonwood Creek SWA, Frying Pan River SWA, Headwaters Ranch SWA, Jackson SWA, Mount Werner SWA, San Luis Hills SWA, SKCK SWA, Steamboat Springs SWA y Upper Red Cliff Ranch SWA; busque la etiqueta NUEVO . ▶ EL PROGRAMA DE ACCESO A LAS TIERRAS DEL FIDEICOMISO DEL ESTADO CAMBIÓ DE NOMBRE: El Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca en tierras del fideicomiso estatal (anteriormente el Programa de acceso público) incluye casi un millón de acres de tierra que se arrienda a CPW para aumentar las oportunidades públicas de caza y pesca estacionales. Las tierras inscritas en el Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca de STL están abiertas en temporada para la caza y la pesca SOLAMENTE Consulte las páginas 31-56. ▶ SWA DE RUBY MOUNTAIN COMBINADA BAJO EL NOMBRE DE SWA DE BIGHORN SPRINGS: Con el fin de diferenciar la servidumbre de pesca de SWA de Ruby Mountain del sitio del área recreativa de Arkansas Headwaters que se encuentra justo río abajo, se ha combinado Ruby Mountain SWA con la servidumbre de pesca del Área de vida silvestre del Estado de Bighorn Springs, y se la conocerá como tal. ▶ ACTUALIZACIONES DE LA NORMATIVA A MÚLTIPLES PROPIEDADES. BUSQUE LA ETIQUETA NUEVO : Roaring Judy SFU, Colorow SWA, Oak Ridge SWA, Oxbow STL y otras tienen nuevas regulaciones. Consulte las páginas 4–65. RESERVAS CAZA ALGUNAS ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE, TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISOS Y PARQUES REQUIEREN RESERVAS PARA CAZAR. Si lo requiere, estas se mencionan bajo el nombre del terreno en este folleto. Todas las reservas de caza se pueden hacer por teléfono al 1-800-244-5613 o en línea: cpw.info/hunting-reservations. Puede reservar a partir de las 9 a. m. MT. 14 días antes de la fecha de caza menor y aves acuáticas o 45 días antes de la fecha de caza mayor. SE APLICAN LAS SIGUIENTES REGLAS: ▶ Máximo 1 reserva por fecha de caza. ▶ Las reservas no son transferibles. La persona que hace la reserva debe tener una licencia válida para la especie a cazar antes de hacer la reserva y ha de cazar en la propiedad el día de la cacería. Los cazadores con reservas solo podrán cazar en el área especificada en la reserva. ▶ No se aceptan reservas de caza pequeña y de aves acuáticas más de 14 días antes de la fecha de caza, ni después del mediodía del día anterior a la fecha de caza, a menos que se especifique lo contrario. ▶ No se aceptan reservas de caza mayor más de 45 días antes del inicio de la temporada para la que se está haciendo la reserva. Las reservas de caza mayor son válidas durante toda la temporada designada por la licencia, salvo que se especifique lo contrario. ▶ Para cancelar, los cazadores deben hacerlo antes del mediodía del día anterior a la fecha de caza, a excepción del Parque Estatal Boyd Lake: Las reservas de caza pueden cancelarse hasta la hora de inicio de la franja horaria reservada. Si no se cancelan las reservas o no se siguen los procedimientos del puesto de control, se pueden perder los privilegios de las próximas reservas para el resto de la temporada de caza, a menos que se especifique lo contrario. Colorado Wild de $29 se agrega al registro anual de vehículos a través de la División de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV, por sus siglas en inglés). La tarifa del pase de $29 se incluye automáticamente, a menos que elija no participar. Consulte la página 57 para ver todas las tarifas y los pases para parques estatales. mejor servicio a las personas que califican por sus ingresos, el programa se ha ampliado para abarcar a los residentes de Colorado que están inscritos en cualquiera de los varios programas específicos para hogares de bajos ingresos, que incluyen: TANF, WIC, Health First Colorado, SNAP, FDPIR y LEAP. Visite cpw.info/centennial-program para obtener más información. ▶ ACCESO A LICENCIAS Y PASES EN LA APLICACIÓN MYCOLORADO™: ¡Desde la aplicación myColorado™, ahora se puede acceder a las licencias combinadas de pesca de residente, caza menor y pesca de caza menor de CPW y al nuevo Keep Colorado Wild Pass! Visite mycolorado.gov para obtener más información. ▶ MANTÉNGASE AL DÍA SOBRE LA SITUACIÓN DE LAS SEQUÍAS Y LOS INCENDIOS EN EL ESTADO: La División de seguridad nacional y manejo de emergencias de Colorado tiene una lista de prohibiciones de fogatas y niveles de peligro actuales para el estado que es un excelente recurso para estar al tanto de las condiciones de los fogatas cuando viaje por Colorado este verano: coemergency.com/p/fire-bans- peligro.html ▶ CONSULTE NUESTROS OTROS FOLLETOS DE REGULACIÓN PARA OBTENER MÁS INFORMACIÓN: Según la actividad que desee realizar en los terrenos públicos del estado, nuestros otros folletos, como el de Pesca y el de Caza menor y aves acuáticas, contienen información adicional útil para ayudarle a recrearse de forma responsable. Asegúrese de echar un vistazo: cpw.info/regulations-brochures CAMPAMENTO: CABAÑAS, YURTAS, CAMPAMENTOS ¡HAY MÁS DE 4000 CAMPAMENTOS y 70 cabañas y yurtas esperándole en sus próximas vacaciones en los parques estatales de Colorado! Las comodidades de los campamentos en muchos parques incluyen baños, conexiones eléctricas completas y regaderas. (Consulte páginas 57 a 65.) Muchos parques también ofrecen campamentos o cabañas para grupos grandes. Casi 300 campamentos son accesibles para los Estadounidenses con Discapacidades (ADA por sus siglas en inglés). Si un campamento tiene escrito “HD” (designado para discapacitados) después del número del sitio, este está reservado EXCLUSIVAMENTE para personas con permisos/tarjetas de estacionamiento para discapacitados. Las yurtas y las cabañas ofrecen alternativas cómodas durante todo el año a la acampada tradicional en carpa. PARA CAMPAMENTOS, YURTAS Y CABAÑAS: ▶ Todos los parques estatales ahora requieren reserva para los campamentos/cabañas/yurtas. ▶ Los campistas pueden hacer sus reservas todos los días, las 24 horas por teléfono (1-800-244-5613) o en línea con seis meses de anticipación hasta su llegada al parque. En todos los parques estatales se aplican también tarifas de entrada, además de las tarifas de campamento. ▶ Los clientes pueden cancelar sus reservas en cualquier momento antes del día de su llegada, en línea en: cpw.state.co.us (haga clic en “Comprar y Solicitar” para ingresar a su cuenta CPW) o por teléfono: al 1-800-244-5613. Los cargos por cambios en la reserva o por cancelación no son reembolsables. El día de llegada o después, los clientes deberán comunicarse directamente con el parque para obtener información sobre la cancelación. Es su responsabilidad conocer las políticas de cancelación y cambio de CPW, ya que pueden cambiar de un año a otro. ▶ Consulte la página 57 para obtener más detalles sobre acampar en uno de los parques estatales de Colorado. ENCONTRAR MAPAS EN LÍNEA Mapas e información de las áreas de vida silvestre del estado: cpw.info/wildlife-area-map Mapas de tierras en fideicomiso estatal: cpw.info/state-trust-lands Buscador de mapas de parques estatales: cpw.info/park-finder CLAVE DE ABREVIATURAS 4WD Tracción en las cuatro ruedas ATV vehículo todo terreno BLM Oficina de Administración de Tierras CO./COs. condado/condados CPW Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado CR carretera del condado GMU unidades de gestión de caza HA acceso para discapacitados HD asignado para discapacitados HWY. carretera JCT. intersección OHV vehículo todoterreno RD. calle RES. embalse SFU unidad estatal de pesca STL tierras en fideicomiso estatal SWA áreas de vida silvestre de vida silvestre estatal USFS/FS Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos N/NW/NE norte, noroeste, noreste S/SW/SE sur, suroeste, sureste E/W este/oeste SELLOS DE HÁBITAT ▶ LOS SELLOS DE HÁBITAT CUESTAN $11.50, y solo se requiere uno por persona y año para quienes tengan entre 18 y 64 años. Los sellos son válidos del 1 de marzo al 31 de marzo del año siguiente (13 meses). ■ Debe adquirir un sello antes de comprar o solicitar una licencia de caza o pesca. ■ Cualquier persona que compre una licencia de un día o de un día adicional para la pesca y/o la caza menor está exenta de comprar el Sello de Hábitat para las dos primeras licencias. ■ Cualquier persona que esté autorizada en los programas Columbine, Blue Spruce, Independence y/o Big Game Mobility está exenta del requisito del sello de hábitat. ▶ cpw.info/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �UNIDADES DE PESCA UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES NOTA: LAS NORMAS DE ACCESO SWA N.º 1—30 (PÁGINA SIGUIENTE) SE APLICAN A LAS SFU. PROPIEDADES Y REGULACIONES DE LA UNIDAD DE PESCA ESTATAL ¿QUÉ ES UNA SFU? El término significa unidad estatal de pesca (SFU por sus siglas en inglés). Hay 16 de ellos alrededor de Colorado y ofrecen recreación limitada de la vida silvestre. Incluyen criaderos de peces y operaciones de cría. ▶ ACTIVIDADES PROHIBIDAS EN TODAS LAS SFU: a. Se prohíbe la pesca en todas las aguas de cualquier criadero, unidad de cría o distribución de peces (incluidos, entre otros, los arroyos, los estanques de cría, las zonas de retención y las pistas de competición), excepto en las zonas señaladas de estas propiedades dirigidas a la pesca pública. b. Se prohíbe el uso de botas de pescador u otros equipos de pesca. c. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. d. Se prohíbe cazar y disparar. e. Se prohíben las mascotas y otros animales domésticos. f. Se prohíbe la escalada en roca. g. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. h. Se prohíbe el contacto con el agua. i. Se prohíbe la alimentación de peces, excepto con alimentos para peces proporcionados por las SFU. j. Se prohíbe arrojar al agua cualquier cosa además de comida para peces proporcionada por las SFU. k. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte de Fort Collins por la ctra. 287 hacia La Porte. Al llegar al norte de La Porte, diríjase al oeste por la CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19/58 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ ACANTILADOS DE CRETA SFU — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop, diríjase al oeste por 2.5 millas por la CR 162, luego continúe hacia el norte por 0.125 millas por la CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481/61 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ RÍO CRYSTAL SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 1 milla hacia el sur de Carbondale por la ctra. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43/19 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ DURANGO SFU — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: En Durango, junto al río Animas. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75/14 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría en el río Animas RECREACIÓN: Museo de Vida Silvestre abierto del 15 de mayo al 15 de septiembre; visitas autoguiadas INSTALACIONES: Baños disponibles cuando el Museo de Vida Silvestre está abierto. ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Yampa, diríjase 3 millas al sur por la ctra. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26/34 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD 2 INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, diríjase 2.2 millas al norte a lo largo del río Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34/2 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ J.W. ESPECIES ACUÁTICAS NATURALES MUMMA SFU — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida de Walsenburg hacia la ctra. 160 oeste a Fort Garland, a Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Diríjase desde Las Animas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 194, siga 4 millas, luego diríjase al norte por la CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125/69 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, recorridos limitados ▶ MONTE SHAVANO SFU — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291 con dirección a la CR 154, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 56/45 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable ▶ PITKIN SFU — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 14 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la calle Quartz Creek, luego diríjase 14 millas al este hacia Parlin y gire al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551/48 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Pesca solo en Quartz Creek. ▶ RÍO CACHE LA POUDRE SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego diríjase 38 millas al oeste GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19/460 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos limitados INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ PUEBLO SFU — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase 6 millas al oeste del bulevar de Pueblo en la ctra. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84/105 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, acuario ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Rifle, diríjase 15 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33/600 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ CRIADERO DE PECES DE ROARING JUDY SFU — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 14 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55/778 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, pesca en estanques RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer. b. Propiedad E de la autopista. 135 solo abierto al público NUEVO 1 de mayo–30 de noviembre. c. W de la autopista. 135, caza con material de tiro con arco para caza mayor y escopetas NUEVO utilizando perdigones solo para caza menor y aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe descargar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas de seguridad designadas según lo señalizado. e. NUEVO Se prohíbe pescar en los estanques de pesca y en la corriente de descarga del criadero que conecta con la salida del criadero (en el Río East) desde el día posterior al Día del Trabajo hasta el 15 de noviembre. f. NUEVO Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto cuando estén cazando. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 7 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 287 hasta la calle Rist Canyon (CR 28), continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 19/90 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: recorridos limitados INSTALACIONES: baños ▶ WRAY SFU — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 a CR FF, luego continúe por 2 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 98/355 acres RECREACIÓN: recorridos limitados ¿Está recibiendo nuestros correos electrónicos? Si no es así, se está perdiendo las condiciones de pesca, los consejos, las noticias y los próximos eventos, así como las actualizaciones de la normativa. 4 PASOS SENCILLOS PARA AGREGAR SU DIRECCIÓN DE CORREO ELECTRÓNICO: 1. Ingrese a cpw.state.co.us 2. Haga clic en “Cosas por hacer” 3. Haga clic en “Informe de pesca” 4. Haga clic en “Registrarse” © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE ¡NO ENSUCIE! SAQUE LA BASURA. ¿QUÉ ES UN ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL? Las áreas estatales de vida silvestre (SWA por sus siglas en NUEVO Se han modificado las regulaciones que inglés) son terrenos de propiedad estatal o privada que estandarizaron y aclararon el lenguaje para las ofrecen al público actividades recreativas relacionadas con la actividades permitidas en muchas Áreas estatales de vida silvestre gestionadas por el estado. vida silvestre. Revise las restricciones enumeradas Si bien la mayoría de las actividades se centran en la caza y la pesca, cada SWA tiene diferentes actividades permitidas para la SWA que planea visitar, ya que el acceso y las según la ubicación y los recursos disponibles. Estas parcelas de asignaciones pueden haber cambiado. Siga leyendo para obtener información sobre cada SWA, la SWA son costeadas por los deportistas, y gestionadas bajo la ley estatal por los empleados del Departamento de Parques páginas 4−30, y prepárese para planificar su próxima y Vida Silvestre de Colorado en beneficio de la vida silvestre. La aventura. Busque en Internet los mapas de SWA: CPW gestiona unos 350 terrenos de la SWA en todo el estado. cpw.info/wildlife-area-map Una pescador prueba las aguas en Charlie Myers SWA © Fotografía de CPW por Wayne Lewis NORMAS DE ACCESO AL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL Todas las personas de 16 años o más DEBEN tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para estar EN CUALQUIER LUGAR del Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado (SWA), a menos que se indique específicamente lo contrario. Consulte la página 31 para conocer los requisitos para acceder a las tierras en fideicomiso estatal (STL). Tenga en cuenta que las licencias o pase de uno o cinco días solo son válidas para la(s) fecha(s) que figuran en la licencia. NORMAS PARA LAS E-BIKES EN LAS ZONAS DE SWA: Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Hay 3 clases: ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 1: Tiene un motor que asiste solo cuando el ciclista está pedaleando y deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza las 20 mph. ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 2: Tiene un motor que asiste si el ciclista está pedaleando o no, pero deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza las 20 mph. ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 3: Tiene un motor que asiste solo cuando el ciclista está pedaleando y deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza los 28 mph. En las áreas estatales de vida silvestre, las bicicletas eléctricas están permitidas en las carreteras designadas y dentro de las zonas de campamento o estacionamiento designadas donde se permiten los vehículos motorizados. Están prohibidas en todas las demás áreas. ESPECIES INVASIVAS ACUÁTICAS Todas las embarcaciones y dispositivos flotantes, su contenido, motores, remolques y equipos están sujetos a la inspección de la CPW antes de zarpar, operar o de abandonar las aguas de SWA. Cualquier especie invasiva acuática encontrada durante la inspección debe ser retirada y eliminada de acuerdo con los procedimientos de la CPW antes de permitir que las embarcaciones zarpen, operen o salgan del agua. CAZA PARA JÓVENES/MENTORES La caza de jóvenes/mentores se aplica a los jóvenes menores de 18 años. Los jóvenes cazadores menores de 16 años deben ir acompañados de un mentor cuando cazan en propiedades de jóvenes mentores. Los mentores deben tener 18 años o más, cumplir con los requisitos de educación para cazadores y acompañar a los jóvenes mientras cazan. Excepto cuando se autorice específicamente, las siguientes actividades están PROHIBIDAS en tierras, aguas, superficies congeladas de las aguas, derechos de paso, edificios o dispositivos bajo el control de CPW: 1. Poseer los siguientes tipos de munición y/o armas de fuego: balas trazadoras, balas perforantes, balas militares endurecidas con sustancias explosivas o radiactivas, balas BMG del calibre 0.50 o armas de fuego totalmente automáticas. 2. Acceder, utilizar u ocupar una zona cuando se haya prohibido su entrada, utilización u ocupación. 3. Participar en actividades ilegales. 4. Acceder, utilizar u ocupar una zona con fines comerciales o realizar investigaciones, prospecciones o exploraciones sobre la tierra, el agua, el petróleo, el gas o los minerales. 5. Manejar un vehículo, NUEVO o bicicleta (motorizada o no motorizada) excepto en caminos establecidos abiertos al uso de vehículos motorizados públicos o dentro de áreas designadas para acampar o estacionar. Los conductores deben obedecer las leyes de vehículos de motor de Colorado. 6. Manejar NUEVO cualquier vehículo motorizado, motonieve, OHV o bicicleta a una velocidad superior a los límites de velocidad indicados o superior a 25 mph si no está indicado. 7. NUEVO Acampar de forma recreativa a menos que esté específicamente autorizado. Dejar un campamento, una tienda de campaña, un refugio, un vehículo de motor o un remolque sin vigilancia durante más de 48 horas, o acampar o estacionar remolques de viaje o caravanas en una SWA durante más de 14 días en un periodo de 45 días. 8. Establecer una estructura permanente o plantar vegetación. En las zonas de caza mayor o de aves acuáticas solo se pueden instalar persianas portátiles y puestos en los árboles, y no antes de los 30 días previos a la temporada en la que se van a utilizar. No se pueden clavar clavos en los árboles. Los materiales artificiales para las persianas o los puestos deben retirarse en un plazo de 10 días después de que finalice la temporada en la que se utilizan. Cualquier otra persiana portátil o puesto de observación de árboles que se utilice para cualquier otro fin deberá retirarse al final del día en que se utilice. El número de identificación del cliente (CID) del propietario y las fechas de uso deben estar visibles en el exterior de las persianas portátiles o en la parte inferior de los puestos de los árboles. La colocación de persianas o puestos de vigilancia no los reserva para uso personal; pueden ser utilizados por el público por orden de llegada. 9. Retirar, modificar o destruir un edificio, un dispositivo de control del agua, una valla, una puerta, una señal, un marcador de encuesta o de sección, la vegetación o los objetos de valor arqueológico, geológico o histórico. 10. NUEVO Colocar material de escalada en roca fijo o permanente sin permiso escrito. Retirar herrajes de trepado fijos o permanentes previamente colocados. 11. Arrojar basura, dejar pescado, vísceras de pescado, desechos humanos, aguas residuales, envases o sustancias tóxicas; llevar basura doméstica o comercial o sustancias tóxicas a una zona para su eliminación; o verter residuos de remolques en una instalación sanitaria. 12. NUEVO Prender, construir o cuidar una fogata; permitir que fogatas autorizadas ardan de manera descuidada, desatendida o no extinguir completamente cualquier fuego. 13. Para el pastoreo de ganado. Las actividades relacionadas con la fauna silvestre pueden realizarse con caballos, mulas, llamas y burros. 14. Tener o utilizar fuegos artificiales, explosivos, venenos, herbicidas, pesticidas o sustancias ilegales. 15. Liberar animales silvestres o aves de caza de propiedad privada. Las aves de caza privadas pueden ser liberadas para pruebas de campo, incluido el entrenamiento de perros en grupo en los SWA solo donde esté permitido. 16. Permitir perros, gatos o mascotas domésticas en cualquier área, excepto los perros usados legalmente durante la caza activa, el entrenamiento de perros para cazar, las pruebas de campo con licencia de CPW o NUEVO animales de servicio. 17. Para cavar trincheras, hoyos o fosas. 18. NUEVO Botar o sacar embarcaciones, excepto cuando se utilicen activamente para pescar o cazar. Dejar las embarcaciones varadas, ancladas, amarradas o atracadas durante la noche excepto en las áreas designadas. 19. Pescar o bloquear cualquier rampa o muelle de la CPW en conflicto con los navegantes o según lo anunciado. 20. Practicar esnórquel, buceo o pesca submarina con una máscara de buceo, aletas de natación, tubos de buceo o tanques de aire. Como excepción, se permite nadar, cuando el lugar está identificado con una “bandera de descenso de buceadores” y cuando el buceador tiene un certificado de buceo válido de una organización de formación de buceo reconocida. 21. Promover, patrocinar, conducir o participar en regatas en barco, tiro con paintball, actividades de búsqueda o actividades no orientadas a la vida silvestre. 22. Lanzar, aterrizar u operar aeronaves o NUEVO un vehículo aéreo no tripulado, incluidos, entre otros, drones y modelos de aviones. 23. Dejar señuelos o cualquier cosa utilizada como señuelos en el campo o en el agua durante la noche. 24. Nadar, excepto en aguas designadas o durante actividades de contacto con el agua autorizadas. 25. Disparar un arma de fuego o un arco en zonas de estacionamiento, de campamento o de pícnic. 26. Pescar en estanques de cría de peces, pistas de carreras, áreas de retención o arroyos en las propiedades de los criaderos de la CPW, excepto en las áreas designadas abiertas a la pesca. 27. Llevar a cabo pruebas de campo o adiestramiento grupal de perros sin una licencia para pruebas de campo. 28. Tener, almacenar o usar heno, paja o abono que no estén certificados como libres de maleza nocivas. Los materiales certificados deben estar claramente marcados por el estado o provincia que los certifica. Están exentas las personas que transportan estos materiales en carreteras federales, estatales o comarcales que cruzan la propiedad de CPW. También está exento el heno producido en tierras en fideicomiso estatal arrendadas a CPW para recreación de vida silvestre. 29. Poner trampas a menos que se haga de acuerdo con los estatutos, los reglamentos y la autorización. 30. Participar en actividades de caza o pesca a distancia por Internet o con ayuda de computadoras. Los cazadores y pescadores deben estar presentes en las inmediaciones de su actividad. 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE PROPIEDADES DEL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL Y SUS REGLAMENTOS Todas las personas de 16 años o más DEBEN tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para estar EN CUALQUIER LUGAR de un Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado, a menos que se indique específicamente ▶Descargue los mapas individuales de las áreas estatales de vida silvestre en línea: cpw.info/wildlife-area-map ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE PARK ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON ▶ ADAMS SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285, o 5.5 millas al norte del cruce de Antero en la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/1200 acres CAZA: caza mayor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en arroyos de aguas frías RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40, gire al sur por la ctra. 131. En CR 14, diríjase al sur, SWA se encuentra a 0.5 millas al norte del Parque Estatal Stagecoach. GMU/ACRES: 15/650 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de julio al 30 de noviembre. b. Está prohibido disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto para la caza. INDICACIONES: Desde Almont, diríjase 3 millas al norte por la ctra. 135. GMU/ ACRES: 55/643 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de mayo al 30 de nov. INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 550 hacia la calle de acceso; luego siga 0.5 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 74/13 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, inicio del sendero, estacionamiento, mirador RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones a excepción de las de botadura y propulsión manual. ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — CONDADO DE KIOWA Y BENTs. INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 15 millas al norte en CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125/5147 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para el acceso del público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, excepto mientras acampa, caza o pesca. b. Se permite las actividades de contacto acuático y la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones. c. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. d. Las presas, entradas, estructuras de salida se abren solo durante la pesca. e. Se permite acampar y hacer fogatas solo en áreas designadas y establecidas. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 18 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 a la estación de esquí de Wolf Creek, conduzca por el estacionamiento. Continúe por 1.7 millas por la calle del Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos (USFS) 391. GMU/ACRES: 80/240 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes primitivas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones excepto cuando crea una estela de aguas bravas. ▶ ALMA SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Alma, diríjase 1.5 millas al norte por la ctra. 9 a CR 4; luego diríjase 0.25 millas al noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 49/277 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño 4 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida 66 (ctra. 39), continúe 7.4 millas al norte por la ctra. 39 hacia la ctra. 144 y CR Y.5. Continúe 1.5 millas hacia el oeste en CR Y.5, luego continúe con dirección norte en CR 3 por 1.5 millas a CR AA. Continúe por 1 milla a CR 2, y siga con dirección sur en CR 2 por 0.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 95/711 acres CAZA: pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m.–9 p.m., sábados, domingos y miércoles y feriados estatales y federales únicamente. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos excepto cuando se esté cazando. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía. d. En el lago Clark, se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino, la pesca, la caza con rifles de percusión central y la caza. e. Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el final de la temporada del ganso oscuro, solo estará abierto para la caza de aves migratorias dentro de las áreas de caza designadas. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. f. Registro de ingreso y egreso obligatorio en las estaciones de control. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Un máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. g. Desde el final de la temporada del ganso oscuro hasta la temporada de primavera del pavo, solo se permite la caza del pavo. Es necesario reservar y es válido hasta el amanecer. Registro de entrada y salida obligatorio en el puesto de control de CR AA. Los cazadores pueden cazar en toda la propiedad. h. Durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas y pavos, se permite la exploración de 10 a. m.–2 p. m. solo los jueves. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 10 a la señal de propiedad; gire al sureste y continúe 20 millas más allá de Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134/7935 acres CAZA: venados, berrendos, borregos cimarrones, conejos, codornices, palomas RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 16 de agosto–1 de mayo. 31. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia en áreas de estacionamiento designadas durante las temporadas de caza mayor, pavos de primavera y pavos de otoño, más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, diríjase 4 millas al norte por la ctra. 285, luego continúe por 0.125 millas este en CR 165. El estacionamiento está en el extremo oeste. Desde Salida, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 291 por 3.5 millas. Continúe 0.75 millas al sur por la CR 150, luego 0.5 millas al suroeste por la CR 166 hasta la orilla norte del río Arkansas. Aparcamiento en el lado este de la calle. GMU/ACRES: 56/11 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, río Arkansas; solo pesca (NOTA: El acceso de pesca no puede estar a ambos lados del río. Verifique si hay señales). RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ ATWOOD SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 3 millas al suroeste por la ctra. 6 a CR 29.5, luego continúe 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 96/180 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. El primer fin de semana de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el primer día y fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras, solo se permite la caza de ciervos. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos y el entrenamiento de perros. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este y al oeste por la ctra. 24. La tierra está directamente al norte de Hartsel, y norte y sur a lo largo de la ctra. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581/752 acres PESCA: 22 millas de acceso de pesca. Esta es una propiedad de pesca solamente. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza. b. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. c. Acceso solo dentro de la servidumbre cercada y señalizada. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Hudson, diríjase 4 millas al este por la ctra. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99/934 acres �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas, conejo, perrito de la pradera PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie, y solo a través de la zona de estacionamiento designada. Cerrado al norte de la ctra. 52 1 de abril–15 de julio. b. Estacionamiento y acceso solo desde áreas designadas. c. Cerrado el primer día de la temporada habitual de aves acuáticas hasta el día anterior al primer día de la temporada de faisanes, excepto para la caza de aves acuáticas los sábados, domingos, lunes y feriados estatales y federales. Durante este periodo, las reservas de aves acuáticas están disponibles pero no son necesarias. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Las reservas son válidas durante todo el día reservado hasta que el cazador se retire. Los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador con reserva se retire, o si no existe ninguna reserva para una zona de caza después de la medianoche inmediatamente anterior a la caza, o si la zona reservada no se reclama antes del amanecer legal. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Máximo 4 cazadores por reserva. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben registrar su entrada y salida en la estación designada. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se está cazando, entrenando perros o pescando con arco. e. Se prohíbe la pesca desde el 1 de octubre–finales de febrero. f. Se prohíbe las embarcaciones excepto las de botadura/propulsión manual utilizadas como ayuda para la pesca, la caza o el entrenamiento de perros. g. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos, bicicletas. h. Se permite el entrenamiento de perros al N de la autopista. 52 solo durante febrero, marzo, y del 16 de julio–31 de agosto. Se permite el entrenamiento de perros al S de la autopista. 52, desde el 1 de febrero–31 de agosto solamente. i. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse entre febrero, marzo y agosto. No más de 4 por año. Las actividades de entrenamiento en grupo no están limitadas j. Las aves de caza domésticas, salvajes o de propiedad privada pueden soltarse con permiso para pruebas de campo y entrenamiento de perros al S de la autopista. 52. Las aves capturadas deben retirarse de la SWA y las aves de caza de propiedad privada deberán prepararse para el consumo humano. k. CPW puede implementar un sistema de prevención de adiestramiento canino para gestionar la sobrepoblación. ▶ BASALT SWA — CONDADOS DE EAGLE, PITKINs. INDICACIONES: Desde Basalt, diríjase 3.2 millas al este por USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) hasta las señales; luego diríjase al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444/2577 acres CAZA: venados, alces, borregos cimarrones, urogallos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro RESTRICCIONES EN TODAS LAS UNIDADES: a. Del 15 de marzo–14 de octubre, se permite descargar armas de fuego en el campo de tiro solo de 7 a. m.–7 p. m. los lunes, martes, jueves y viernes, y de 9 a. m.–5 p. m. los sábados y domingos. Del 15 de octubre–14 de marzo, se permite descargar armas de fuego en el campo de tiro solo de 9 a. m.–4 p. m. los lunes, martes y jueves. y viernes, y de 9 a. m.–4 p. m. sábados y domingos. b. Cerrado del 1 de diciembre–15 de julio, excepto en el Lago Christine y el Campo de tiro Basalt y durante la caza de pavos en primavera. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando esté cazando o en el campo de tiro designado. d. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones y la admisión de perros. e. Se prohíbe acampar dentro de 0,25 millas del río Fryingpan. Se prohíbe acampar en otras zonas, excepto los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor o de pavos establecida, así como 3 días antes y 3 días después de las temporadas. ▶ CAMPO DE TIRO DEL CLUB DE LEONES DE BAYFIELD — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: From Durango at Hwy 550 & HWY 160, go 5.5 miles E on HWY 160 to CR 225A, then N .3 miles to CR 223, then 3.6 miles E to range. a. Se permite el acceso al público del 1 de abril al 30 de nov. b. Se permite el acceso al público de 9 a. m. a 8 p. m., del 1 de abril al 31 de octubre. c. Se permite el acceso al público del 1 de abril al 30 de noviembre de 10 a. m. a 5 p. m. d. Se prohíbe disparar con pistola o rifle en el campo de tiro. e. Se permite disparar con escopetas, solo con balas, en el campo de tiro de pistola y rifle. f. A excepción de los fusiles de avancarga, los rifles están restringidos a un calibre inferior al 0.50. g. Excepto en el caso de los blancos de arcilla, se prohíbe el uso de vidrio u otros blancos rompibles. h. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 67 (Calle Phantom Canyon), luego continúe al norte 2 millas a CR 123, luego al este 0.2 millas a CR 132, luego al norte 9 millas a la propiedad. O: Desde la presa Skaguay, diríjase río abajo 12 millas por el sendero a la propiedad (caminata de 2 días). GMU/ACRES: 59/2227 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, paloma, pavo con licencia limitada PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público permitido del 1 de mayo al 1 de agosto. 14 excepto durante la caza, la pesca y el avistamiento de la vida silvestre desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE. INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 2 millas al suroeste por la ctra. 160 hacia USFS Rd. 360 (Calle Beaver Creek), luego diríjase 6 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 80/102 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: Campamentos del USFS, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. b. Se permite botar y usar embarcaciones excepto cuando la embarcación crea una estela en aguas bravas. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Marble, diríjase 0.25 millas al este en CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43/41 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote no motorizado, observación de vida RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura y propulsión manual que se utilizan como ayuda para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. c. No se permite vehículos de motor en la presa. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: I-25 norte a la ctra. 14 salida hacia Fort Collins. Tome la ctra. 14, gire a la derecha en College Ave. norte, ctra. 287. Siga a las ctras. 14/287 al norte por 10.7 millas. Gire a la izquierda en CR 74E, calle Red Feather Lakes, y siga por 24 millas. Gire a la izquierda en CR 162, siga por 2 millas hasta Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8/12 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: Campamentos del USFS, agua potable, conexiones eléctricas, baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones a excepción de las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico. b. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSONs. INDICACIONES: Desde Evergreen, diríjase 4 millas norte en la ctra. 74 hacia la ctra. 103, luego continúe 5.9 millas con dirección oeste hacia la Stinton Rd. Después diríjase 2.2 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 39/1093 acres CAZA: venado, alce, ardilla, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, montar a caballo. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe descargar armas de fuego o arcos excepto cuando se esté cazando. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 11 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hasta USFS Rd. 410, luego siga por 2 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/117 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, diríjase 5 millas al este en la ctra. 402 a la I-25 calle Frontage, luego continúe por 0.75 millas al norte al paso subterráneo interestatal. Diríjase hacia la izquierda por el paso subterráneo, luego diríjase 0.75 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/51 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca o con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura y propulsión manual utilizadas como ayuda para la pesca o la caza. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o la pesca con arco. d. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos, bicicletas, el entrenamiento de perros y las pruebas de campo. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Diríjase dos millas al sur de Buena Vista en la intersección de ctras. 24 y 285, continúe al sur por la ctra. 285 por 4 millas. Busque el cartel de la calle de acceso en el lado este de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481/8 acres PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Estacionamiento y acceso desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ BILL PATTERSON SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70 tome la salida oeste “Parachute Exit” hacia la ctra. Old 6. Continúe hacia el oeste por la ctra. Old 6 por 2.6 millas, gire al sur continúa en la página siguiente 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE hacia la calle Stone Quarry y prosiga por 3/4 de milla, encontrará al lado derecho de la ctra. la SWA Bill Patterson. GMUs/ACRES: 31/4 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: acceso al río Colorado para la pesca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza de aves acuáticas solo desde los escondites designados. b. Solo se permite la caza con escopetas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ BLISS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego continúe por 41 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19/352 acres CAZA: venados, alces, borregos cimarrones, conejos, urogallos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE SUMMIT INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE BLUE RIVER: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. (82 acres.) UNIDAD DE EAGLE’S NEST: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. (29 acres.) UNIDAD DE SUTTON: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371/134 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, sendero de observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos y estacionar vehículos durante la noche. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — CONDADOS DE OURAY, MONTROSE INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE BECKETT: Desde Montrose, diríjase 18 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 4, luego gire a la izquierda. Siga por 0.5 millas. TERRENO DE BILLY CREEK: Desde Montrose, diríjase 16 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 2, luego gire a la izquierda. La carretera también conduce a las extensiones de Nicoll y Porter. TERRENO DE COLONA: Desde Montrose, diríjase 7 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a la calle Government Springs. Continúe por la calle Horsefly hasta la carretera de acceso señalizada. TERRENO DE CARMICHAEL: Desde Montrose, diríjase 21 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 8, gire a la izquierda en la carretera inferior. Pasar por el patio del rancho; luego ir 1.25 millas en la carretera principal a la carretera de acceso. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65/5498 acres, todos los terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, estanque RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo–31 de diciembre. Abierto todo el año para la caza, la pesca y la captura a lo largo del corredor del río Uncompahgre, desde la ctra. 550 a 100 pies de la orilla E del río. b. Camping permitido por cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 82 y 133, diríjase aprox.1 milla al oeste por la ctra. 82. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 106, siga hacia el este, manteniéndose a la izquierda en la bifurcación de la carretera. La carretera termina en SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43/7 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: puesta en marcha/retirada del bote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones, a menos que dichas embarcaciones sean personales, en cuyo caso, está prohibido. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ BODO SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, recorra 1 milla al sur por la ctra. 160/550 hasta CR 210, luego ir 0.25 millas al oeste hasta el límite este. GMU/ACRES: 741/2942 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril. b. S de CR 210 abierto solo para caza menor del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril. c. Solo se permite el acceso público a pie al sendero de la montaña Smelter de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos excepto durante la caza. e. Se permite el lanzamiento de parapentes desde el sendero de la montaña Smelter, sujeto a la restricción del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril estipulada en la anterior sección c. f. Se admite el ingreso de perros del 1 de octubre al 30 de noviembre, solo durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para la caza, las pruebas de campo con licencia o como animales de servicio. g. Se admite perros del 1 de mayo al 30 de septiembre y deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia o en el caso de animales de servicio. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, tome la ctra. 40 dirección oeste hacia Maybell. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 40 y al oeste de la CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11/8081 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo–14 de enero. b. Se permite vehículos motorizados solo en las CR 59 y 143. c. Los cazadores pueden colocar escondites portátiles, marcadores, soportes o estructuras relacionadas solo después del 1 de agosto. El cazador los debe retirar dentro de las 24 horas posteriores a la captura de un animal, o 7 días después del final de la temporada de caza con arco de berrendos, lo que ocurra primero. ▶ BLACKTAIL (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40, gire al sur por la ctra. 131. En CR 14, diríjase al sur. La servidumbre está al sur y al este del área SWA Adams. GMU/ACRES: 15/610 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 14 de julio–30 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER 6 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste por First St. a CR 21, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 20/308 acres de agua CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se permite la botadura y el uso de todas las embarcaciones; se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones si crea una estela de aguas bravas. c. Se prohíbe la pesca desde embarcaciones 1 de noviembre– el fin de la temporada de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe el uso de tablas de vela. e. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o la pesca con arco. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, tome la salida 14A de la I-25. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 12 por aprox. 21 millas con dirección Weston y busque señales de acceso entre Weston y Stonewall. Propiedad al sur de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851/30,000 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, pavo, caza menor, león PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo–30 de noviembre; abierto del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril solo para cazadores de pavos de primavera y caza mayor con licencia, y un acompañante que no sea cazador. b. Solo se permite fogatas en las áreas designadas para acampar y en las estructuras de contención. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o la pesca con arco. d. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante las temporadas establecidas de caza mayor, pavos de primavera y pavos de otoño, más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. e. Estacionamiento y acceso desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. f. Los alimentos o la basura deben almacenarse en un contenedor o de una manera que sea resistente para los osos. g. Se prohíbe la pesca en la bifurcación sur del río Purgatoire en SWA desde el día posterior al fin de semana del Día del Trabajo hasta el primer día del fin de semana del Día de los Caídos. ▶ BRAVO SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 6 a CR 370, luego prosiga por 1.7 millas con dirección noreste. GMU/ACRES: 91/1082 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venados, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el día de apertura y el primer fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. d. Pruebas de campo prohibidas. ▶ BROWER SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Evans, diríjase 1 milla al este por la calle 37. GMU/ACRES: 94/65 acres CAZA: conejo, ardilla, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el último día de la temporada de pavos de primavera, excepto desde el día posterior al cierre de la temporada habitual de gansos hasta el día �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE anterior a la apertura de la temporada de pavos de primavera. b. Abierto al público de 4 a.m.–una hora después de la puesta del sol. c. Acceso público prohibido excepto durante la caza. d. Estacionamiento permitido solo en el área de estacionamiento designada. e. Se prohíbe la pesca y el uso de caballos. f. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto escopetas o arcos, durante la caza. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 con dirección a USFS 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Siga por 1.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/520 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, pícnic INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al este por la calle 5 por 1.5 millas hasta el punto de acceso señalizado (norte de la carretera). O, desde Walden, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 125 por 1 milla y gire a la derecha en CR 42. Aparcamiento y acceso inmediato a la derecha. GMU/ACRES: 6/2 millas de río PESCA: Río Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ BROWNLEE II SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12; luego siga por 5.1 millas con dirección noroeste hacia la CR 18, y luego 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 16/1.2 millas de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT UNIDAD DE BEAVER CREEK: Desde Maybell, diríjase 59 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318. Unidad norte de la ctra. 318. UNIDAD DE COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN desde Maybell, diríjase 41 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 Hacia la CR 10N, luego continúe por 17 millas con dirección norte a la CR 72, luego siga por 9 millas con dirección oeste hacia la bifurcación. Vaya por la bifurcación de la izquierda por 4 millas. UNIDAD DE WIGGINS: Desde Maybell, diríjase 41 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 10N; luego continúe por 17 millas con dirección norte hacia la CR 72; luego siga por 15 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 201/2226 acres, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Unidad Calloway cerrada al acceso público en el área indicada. b. El acceso público a la unidad Wiggins está permitido a pie o a caballo, excepto a lo largo de la carretera principal que corre de E a O en el extremo S de la propiedad. c. Se permite acampar en la unidad de montaña de Cold Springs y al O de Beaver Creek en la unidad de Beaver Creek, excepto si las señales indican lo contrario. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ BRUSH SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Brush, diríjase 2.5 millas al norte en la ctra. 71. Gire al oeste en la CR U. Siga aprox. 200 pies hacia la CR 28, gire al norte y siga por 1 milla hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 96/588 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venados, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el día de apertura y el primer fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 147 con dirección Eagle. Gire al sur y diríjase a la rotonda. Tome la salida oeste de la rotonda hacia la ctra. 6 y continúe por 1 cuadra. Gire al sur en la calle Capitol, luego gire al este por la calle Brush Creek y siga hasta la señal de alto. Gire al sur y continúe por 1 cuadra, gire al este para permanecer en la calle Brush Creek. SWA está entre 15 a 18 millas de Eagle, entre Peterson Draw y Sneve Gulch. La SWA se compone de 3 extensiones de propiedad separadas dentro del Parque Estatal de Sylvan Lake. Todas las propiedades son accesibles desde la calle Brush Creek. El acceso y el uso del Parque Estatal Sylvan Lake requiere un pase de parque. GMU/ACRES: 44/382 acres RECREACIÓN: caza, observación de vida silvestre ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: PARA LLEGAR A LA RAMPA PARA BOTES: Desde Penrose en la ctra. 115, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 3.º (CR 123), luego diríjase 0.29 millas hasta la calle este (CR 125). Vaya 5.5 millas hacia la CR 129, luego continúe 2.5 millas en la CR 129 a SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/461 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría/aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, refugios, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación que cree una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Brush, vaya hacia el sur por la calle Clayton hasta el puesto de control, luego vaya hacia el sur por 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 99/1600 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. c. Solo se permite la caza desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el final de la temporada del ganso oscuro. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. d. Desde el 1 de sept. al 30 de nov., solo está abierto para la caza de aves migratorias dentro de las zonas de caza designadas, y solo los sáb., dom. y miér. y los días festivos estatales y federales. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. e. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Un máximo de 4 cazadores y de 2 vehículos por zona de caza. f. Del 1 de sept. al 30 de nov., se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. solo los jue. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. g. Desde el 1 de dic. hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro, los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de las 4 a. m. o después de que un cazador se retire. 5 áreas de caza disponibles para el registro. Los cazadores debidamente documentados pueden cazar en cualquier lugar de la propiedad. h. Hasta 2 áreas de caza reservadas anualmente para residentes con domicilio físico de Brush, CO. Se puede solicitar la inscripción en CPW Brush Service Center a mediados de agosto. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia vigente de caza de aves acuáticas para poder participar. Los cazadores pueden solicitar un área de caza por día, pero pueden enumerar varias peticiones en una sola solicitud. Se aplican todas las normas de caza pertinentes. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en la calle Main en Buena Vista, diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la calle. Hay zonas de estacionamiento disponibles en varios lugares a lo largo del río. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481/ acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NUEVO BURRY SWA (ARRENDAMIENTO DE PESCA) — GAR- FIELD CO. INDICACIONES: A lo largo del río Roaring Fork entre Carbondale y Glenwood Springs en la milla 9 en la autopista. 82. GMU: 43 PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso público, excepto durante la pesca; acceso limitado a los puntos designados según lo señalizado. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, diríjase 11 millas hacia el este en la CR DD hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 139/178 acres CAZA: venados, conejos, faisanes, codornices blancas, codornices escamadas, palomas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, gire en BLM 3107, luego diríjase por aprox. 6.5 millas a FR 604.3A y continúe 0.05 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 55/640 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 10 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. El SWA está al norte de la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54/1800 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público del 1 de julio–30 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 34 a CR 63 y vaya al norte por CR 380. Vaya al este por la CR 380 0.25 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Pritchard y 2.1 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Centennial. GMU/ACRES: 951/1195 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. hasta una hora después de la puesta de sol. b. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera. c. Durante la temporada de primavera de pavo, solo se permite el acceso público a los cazadores con licencia y con una reserva de caza de pavo. Hay 10 plazas de reserva disponibles por día durante la temporada de pavos de primavera. No hay límite anual en la cantidad de reservas para la caza de pavos. Los cazadores de pavos con reserva pueden cazar toda la propiedad. Máximo de 4 cazadores por reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. e. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos y la caza con rifles de percusión central. f. Durante las temporadas regulares de patos, abierto los sábados, domingos, miér. y los días festivos estatales y federales solamente. Es necesario reservar para cazar aves acuáticas y caza menor, con un límite de 3 por cazador al año. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas y caza menor solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Todos los cazadores con reserva deben pasar por uno de los puestos de control situados en cada estacionamiento de la propiedad. g. Se prohíbe la caza menor y de aves acuáticas en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el día de apertura del primer fin de semana de la temporada tardía de venado con rifle en las llanuras. Zona de estacionamiento junto a la ctra. 285, 0.5 millas al sur del cruce de las ctras. 285 y 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481/60 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público únicamente para la pesca. b. Todos los accesos públicos desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 50 a CR 42, luego conduzca al sur por 1.6 millas a CR 42a, luego conduzca suroeste por 1.2 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 67/645 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, caza menor RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julioa finales de feb., abierto durante todo el año para el tráfico en la CR Gunnison 42a y las carreteras establecidas que conectan con las carreteras designadas por la BLM únicamente. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este 10.3 millas por la ctra. 24 a CR 23 (marcador de milla 250). Gire al sur hacia CR 23 y continúe por 2.7 millas. Gire al este en la CR 59 y diríjase 2.3 millas hasta el cruce de las CR 59 y 92. Gire al sur en CR 59, siga por 1 milla hasta la entrada. GMU/ACRES: 58/1082 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UNIDADES UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN) — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la calle Cherokee Park (CR 80C), luego continúe por 6 millas al oeste a la zona de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la carretera. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191/25,497 acres CAZA: venado, alce, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de septiembre–1 de mayo solo durante la caza y la pesca; de lo contrario abierto del 2 de mayo–31 de agosto. b. Acceso a pie para caza y pesca solo después de la última temporada de caza mayor. c. Uso de caballos restringido a caminos y senderos designados, excepto caballos usados como ayuda para la caza mayor. d. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos durante la caza del puma. e. Se permite el uso de caballos en Rattlesnake Loop en la unidad Lone Pine del 2 de mayo–31 de agosto. f. Se permite acampar. g. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — CONDADO DE MONTROSE INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 13 millas al este; la propiedad está ubicada en el lado norte de la ctra. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64/162 acres RECREACIÓN: pesca, caza pequeña y caza grande RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público solo durante la pesca y la caza. b. Acceso público solo a pie. c. Estacionamiento y acceso a la propiedad solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. d. Caza permitida del 15 de agosto–30 de noviembre. e. Pesca permitida del 1 de marzo al 30 de noviembre. f. Se admite el ingreso de perros solo como ayuda en la caza menor; no se admite el ingreso de perros en el agua. g. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones y la actividad de contacto acuático, excepto para botar y usar flotadores (con vadeadores) solo para pescar. ▶ NUEVO CAMPO DE TIRO DEL CONDADO DE CHAFFEE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 291. Luego, avance 3 millas al N en la autopista. 285. Gire hacia la entrada del vertedero del condado de Chaffee e inmediatamente gire a la izquierda antes de la puerta del vertedero. GMUs/ACRES: 56/10 acres RECREACIÓN: tiro al blanco con rifle, pistola y escopeta INSTALACIONES: baño, refugio de sombra, campo de tiro RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. b. No cazar. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE ▶ CHAMPION SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 24, continúe hacia el sur con dirección a la ctra. 285. La Servidumbre se encuentra al este de la ctra. 285. 8 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo de Buena Vista, vaya al este por la calle Main hasta el final de la calle. Cruce el río Arkansas por el puente peatonal, camine río abajo 0.5 millas hasta la propiedad. Atravesará la propiedad del pueblo de Buena Vista y el BLM en el camino. Pesca abierta para todo ese tramo del río Arkansas. GMU/ACRES: 49/5 acres CAZA: pesca, caza mínima de venados RESTRICCIONES: a. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: RÍO ELK) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 7 millas al norte por la CR 129 (calle Elk River). GMU/ACRES: 214/23 acres PESCA: Río Elk, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido, excepto durante la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase al este 16 millas en la ctra. 24 hacia la CR 309, luego diríjase al norte en CR 309 0.5 millas hacia la SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49/525 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 131 a CR 14F. Tome la 14F con dirección oeste hacia la CR 14. Diríjase al norte hacia la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 131/288 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido desde la puesta hasta la salida del sol, excepto durante la caza o la pesca. b. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido. c. Prohibida la caza mayor y menor. d. Se permite la caza de aves acuáticas, excepto dentro de las 50 yardas del puente en CR 14f. e. Caballos permitidos en el área de estacionamiento. f. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — CONDADOS DE MONTROSE, GUNNISON. INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 23 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia Little Cimarron Rd., luego diríjase 2 millas hacia el sur a la carretera de acceso, luego vaya 1.5 millas al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 65/6161 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de julio–31 de diciembre. b. Se prohíben las motos de hielo. c. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 13 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 24 con dirección a la CR 390, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481/500 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría y 0.5 millas de arroyo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención en áreas designadas para acampar. c. Se prohíbe la pesca en presa, vertedero, desembocadura y aguas abajo de la ctra. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por unas 5 millas. Entrada de la SWA cerca del punto kilométrico 194. GMU/ACRES: 500/1600 acres CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público está permitido solo en el área de estacionamiento designada. No se puede estacionar durante la noche. b. La pesca está permitida solo del 1 de marzo–30 de septiembre y solo en áreas designadas. Solo los ocupantes del vehículo que se encuentre en la plaza de estacionamiento asignada podrán pescar en el área que le corresponda. Máximo 4 pescadores por vehículo y 1 vehículo por espacio de estacionamiento. c. Acceso de caza limitado a los ocupantes de un vehículo estacionado en el espacio de estacionamiento asignado. Máximo 4 cazadores por vehículo. d. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. e. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. ▶ NUEVO SWA DE LA HACIENDA COAL CREEK (ACCESO A LA SERVIDUMBRE) — RÍO BLANCO CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13, gire al E en Río Blanco CR 15 por aproximadamente 8,5 millas. Gire al E en CR 47A. El estacionamiento de acceso para pesca está en la intersección de 15 y 47A de la CR. Estacionamiento con acceso para caza, diríjase hacia el E en CR 47A durante aproximadamente 1/2 milla. GMUs/ACRES: 23/1122 acres CAZA: ciervo, alce PESCA: corriente de agua fría; pesca de truchas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de mayo–30 de noviembre solo durante la pesca. b. Abierto al público durante la caza de ciervos y alces durante las temporadas de tiro con arco y avancarga únicamente. c. El acceso público está limitado a 4 cazadores por día y los cazadores deben registrar el i de la propiedad según lo señalizado. d. El acceso al estacionamiento está permitido solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 491 con dirección a la ctra. Northdale. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 491 y la CR 2, también hay 2 áreas en el lado norte de la ctra. 491 un poco más del oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711/2359 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego gire a la derecha en ctra. 114. Diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur/sureste, gire a la derecha en CR NN14, luego diríjase al sur por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 67/6712 acres CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, con excepción de los cazadores que recuperan las presas cazadas. b. Acceso solo a pie, y solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Se prohíbe la caza mayor al norte de la línea central este/oeste de la Secc. 27, Rango 2 este, Municipio 46 norte. d. No se admiten perros. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — CONDADO DE PITKIN INDICACIONES: Desde Basalt, vaya 30 millas al este por USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444/330 acres RECREACIÓN: caza, observación de vida silvestre ▶ COLLER SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL, RIO GRANDEs. INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 4.5 millas oeste en la ctra. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79/579 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe las motos de nieve y el estacionamiento nocturno. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto al botar y sacar de embarcaciones que estén propulsadas a mano. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ COLLINS MOUNTAIN RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE RÍO BLANCO ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta propiedad es UNA PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta SOLO a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.info/hunting-reservations GMUs/ACRES: 23/2,421 acres CAZA: alces y venados solo en temporadas restringidas y con reserva RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces y venados. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos motorizados, excepto en las carreteras designadas o con el permiso de los propietarios de la hacienda. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. e. La pesca está prohibida. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70; gire al sur en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Gire al oeste en la calle D. La propiedad está en el lado sur de la carretera, a lo largo del río. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/67 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida, excepto la caza de aves acuáticas desde los escondites de caza designados. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. c. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE RÍO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker tome la ctra. 64 aprox. por 15 millas al oeste con dirección a la CR 142 (directamente al norte de la entrada este de Rio Blanco Lake SWA). UNIDAD DE SCENERY GULCH: Tome la CR 142 por 7.2 millas hasta la propiedad. UNIDAD DE TSCHUDDI GULCH: Tome la CR 142 por 1.8 millas hasta la intersección de la CR 142 y la CR 143. Tome la CR 143 por 3.7 millas hasta la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 11/1982 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor PESCA: Scenery Pond es un área de 5.5 acres en el fondo de Scenery Gulch, cerca del área de estacionamiento. RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, senderismo, montar a caballo, acceso con vehículo todo terreno a través de Tschuddi Gulch a las tierras BLM en Colorow Mountain. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público NUEVO 1 de Mayo al 31 de enero. b. Estacionamiento y acceso en áreas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. c. Se prohíbe los vehículos motorizados en la Unidad Scenery Gulch y al N del área designada para acampar en la Unidad Tschuddi. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos a menos de 200 yardas de los campamentos, zonas de estacionamiento o estructuras. e. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. f. Acampar solo en áreas designadas. g. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Snyder, diríjase 2 millas al este en CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96/884 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m. a 9 p.m. b. El primer fin de semana de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el primer día y fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras, solo se permite la caza de ciervos. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ NUEVO COTTONWOOD CREEK SWA — CHAFFEE CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase hacia el E en Main St. hasta Railroad. Vaya al S en Ferrocarril a la Escuela Secundaria McGinnis. Estacione en el extremo N del estacionamiento de la escuela. GMUs/ACRES: 481/6 acres PESCA: corriente de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo RESTRICCIONES: a. NO se requiere un pase válido de caza o pesca o del área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Cowdrey, diríjase 2 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 125. Desde Walden, diríjase 7.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 125. Entrada oeste de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 161/15 acres de terreno, 80 acres de agua CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. c. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ CREEDE SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE HATCHERY: Desde Creede, diríjase 1.2 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 149 hacia la carretera no designada, luego vaya 0.5 millas al sur hasta Río Grande. continúa en la página siguiente 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE TERRENO DE DEEP CREEK: Desde Creede, diríjase 1.25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia Airport Rd., luego siga por 0.8 millas al sur hacia el río Rio Grande. GMU/ACRES: 76/3 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto para botar y sacar de embarcaciones que estén propulsadas a mano. TERRENO DE CRIADERO: a. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. c. El estacionamiento nocturno está prohibido. SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA PARA RV PARK CON VISTAS A LA MONTAÑA: a. Acceso público permitido desde los puntos de acceso designados según lo señalizado. b. Se prohíbe el acceso público dentro de la marca de agua alta del Río Grande, excepto durante la pesca. TERRENO DE DEEP CREEK: a. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. c. El estacionamiento nocturno está prohibido. ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Norwood, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 145 a USFS Rd. 610 (DoloresNorwood Rd.), luego siga por 17 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 70/2223 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas en el Terreno de Greager; venado, alce en el terreno de John Kane PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de la fauna INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes, refugios RESTRICCIONES: MIRAMONTE RES. TERRENO: a. Acampar solo en áreas designadas. b. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza de aves acuáticas. c. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones; las embarcaciones remolcadas deben botarse desde rampas para botes. d. Esquí acuático permitido sólo de 10 a.m. a la puesta del sol. Esquí acuático, motos acuáticas solo en áreas designadas en la mitad oeste del embalse. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. TERRENO DE GREAGER: a. Abierto al público del 1 de marzo al 15 de mayo solo con permiso del gerente de Vida silvestre del área o del distrito para observar la vida silvestre. Sitio de visualización limitado a la zona designada. Los espectadores deben respetar todas las restricciones y condiciones del permiso. Abierto al público para otros accesos del 16 de mayo a finales de febrero. b. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente. c. Se prohíben las motos de hielo. ▶ CROOKED WASH RANCH SWA (ACCESS EASEMENT) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta propiedad es UNA PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta SOLO a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.info/hunting-reservations GMU/ACRES: 11/9796 acres CAZA: Solo alces sin astas, solo con reserva. RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos motorizados, excepto en las carreteras designadas o con el permiso de los propietarios de la hacienda. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo para la caza. e. Pesca prohibida. ▶ CROSS CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dove Creek vaya 6.1 millas con dirección sureste en ctra. 491, gire al oeste en la CR N y siga por 1.3 millas. El estacionamiento de SWA está a la derecha. GMUs/ACRES: 72/119 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, coyote, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Durante los dos primeros días de las temporadas de caza de ciervos y alces, el acceso está restringido a los jóvenes y a un mentor que no sea cazador. b. Solo se permite estacionar en las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y arcos, excepto durante la caza. d. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. TERRENO DE JOHN KANE: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. b. Abierto al público del 16 de mayo al final de febrero. c. Se prohíben las motos de hielo. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 50 oeste hacia Las Animas. Desde Las Animas, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 194, luego continúe al norte en la CR 5.5. SWA está en el lado este de la carretera alrededor de Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125/30 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. Caza solo con permiso del propietario. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano o por motor eléctrico cuando se utilicen como ayuda en la pesca o la caza. c. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Granada, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385, 2.5 millas hacia la CR JJ, luego siga por 2.5 millas con dirección este en la CR JJ hacia la CR 27. Gire al sur en la CR 27 y continúe 0.5 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 127/503 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON 10 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 18. Continúe por 4.5 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 5, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 16/2620 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes, refugios con sombra RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y arcos, excepto durante la caza. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención en áreas designadas. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 16 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 con dirección a USFS Rd. 627, luego siga por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 77/561 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben las motos de hielo. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ DEWEESE RESERVOIR SWA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 69 por 5 millas, gire al norte en la calle Copper Gulch para acceder a la carretera. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691/780 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, campamento CAZA: venado, berrendo, aves acuáticas, paloma, coyote, rabo de algodón, caza menor INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. El uso de embarcaciones está prohibido, excepto durante la pesca. Otros usos recreativos acuáticos están restringidos a los propietarios con derechos de recreación escriturados en el embalse Deweese. b. Las motos de nieve se permite solo como ayuda en la pesca en hielo. c. Se permite acampar con previa reserva únicamente en las áreas de acampada designadas y establecidas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas para acampar. e. Se prohíbe los envases de vidrio. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o cuando estén cazando activamente, entrenándose para cazar o durante pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (ALQUILER DE CAZA Y PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 125. Las áreas de estacionamiento están entre 1, 2 y 4 millas al norte de Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161/3129 acres de tierra, 10 millas de río CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Ríos Illinois y Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. No se permite la caza mayor; solo se permite el acceso para la pesca, la caza menor y la caza de aves acuáticas. b. Caza con escopeta o mediante cetrería únicamente. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y arcos, excepto durante la caza. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ RÍO DOLORES SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73/57 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento permitido solo en áreas designadas. b. Se prohíbe la pesca en los estanques de cría. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 114, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur/sureste. Gire a la derecha en CR NN14, continúe por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 67/420 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lagos de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe descargar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas de seguridad designadas o según lo señalizado. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto cuando se utilicen como ayuda en la caza de aves acuáticas. c. Se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención en áreas designadas para acampar. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Divide, diríjase 5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 67 hacia Rainbow Valley, luego gire a la derecha por la CR 61 y siga por 1.8 millas hasta la carretera de acceso SWA. GMU/ACRES: 581/6980 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público estará cerrado del 1 de diciembre–15 de julio en el área delimitada al E por el sendero de Sand Creek, al N por el sendero Dome Rock, al W y S por los límites de la propiedad. El camino de Dome Rock al O de Jack Rabbit Lodge está cerrado del 1 de diciembre–15 de julio. b. Estacionamiento y acceso público permitido desde los estacionamientos designados y senderos de conexión desde el Parque estatal Mueller únicamente. c. Se permite el uso de caballos y animales de carga solo en caminos y senderos designados, excepto si se usan como ayuda en la caza mayor. d. Se prohíbe los perros y la escalada en roca. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la salida de Wellington por la I-25, diríjase 5.5 millas al oeste, al sur y nuevamente al oeste en la ctra. 1 hacia la CR 15, siga por 1 milla con dirección norte en la CR 15 hacia la CR 60, luego vaya 0.25 millas al oeste hacia la calle LaVina Dr. Siga con dirección norte por LaVina Dr. hacia el lago. Desde Fort Collins en las ctras. 287 y 1, tome la ctra. 1 con dirección norte por 4 millas hasta el límite de Waverly (CR 15). Diríjase al norte en CR 15 hacia CR 60. Luego diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección oeste hacia la calle LaVina Dr. y diríjase hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 9/765 acres PESCA: especies de agua templada y fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso prohibido desde 1 hora después de la puesta del sol hasta 1 hora antes de la salida del sol, excepto durante la pesca. b. Se prohíbe cazar, disparar armas de fuego o arcos, tablas de vela, veleros, patinaje sobre hielo, OHV y motos de nieve. c. Embarcaciones prohibidas si crea una estela de aguas bravas. d. Se prohíbe cualquier embarcación o dispositivo de flotación de un solo compartimento lleno de aire o gas y todo contacto con el agua, a menos que se esté pescando activamente. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ciudad de Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 1 milla con dirección noreste a la calle de acceso USFS. GMU/ACRES: 191/120 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, senderismo, campamento INSTALACIONES: baño, rampa para botes, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: ENTRADA 1: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 50 y 285, diríjase 4 millas con dirección norte hacia la CR 251-1. (NOTA: La primera milla de la carretera es propiedad privada. Después de entrar en la tierra de BLM, se puede acceder a la SWA durante las siguientes 2 millas, a través de la tierra de BLM y la propiedad de SWA). ENTRADA 2: Aproximadamente 1 milla al norte de la CR 251-1 hay un punto de acceso en la ctra. 285, “Punto de interés” sobre Zebulon Pike; estacionamiento y puerta de acceso en la parte este de SWA. ENTRADA 3: Un poco menos de 1 milla más al norte (aproximadamente 1 milla al sur del cruce de las ctras. 285 y 291), la CR 251 se dirige hacia el oeste; el estacionamiento y el acceso están 2.3 millas al oeste de la ctra. 285. No intente acceder desde el norte por la subdivisión de la CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56/2949 acres CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, diríjase 17 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 141. Ctra. 141 atraviesa la propiedad en dirección suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 70/12,775 acres CAZA: venado, alce, león, lince, coyote, conejo, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia solo en áreas designadas durante una temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. b. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Crook, diríjase 1.5 millas hacia el norte en la ctra. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90/1121 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se podrá autorizar una prueba de campo al año en febrero, marzo o agosto. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 6 hasta la CR 370, luego diríjase 5 millas con dirección suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/400 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego diríjase 7.3 millas al sur en la CR 42, que se convierte en la calle BLM 307. GMU/ACRES: 67/320 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el 1 de julio hasta finales de febrero, abierto todo el año para el tráfico de paso en la CR Gunnison 42 y en las carreteras establecidas que conectan con las carreteras designadas por la BLM únicamente. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Eagle, diríjase al este por la ctra. 6 por aproximadamente 2—3 millas hasta la señal de límite de propiedad. Este es el límite oeste de SWA. La propiedad se extiende hacia el este aproximadamente 2 millas e incluye 3 puntos de acceso de pesca designados. Acceso permitido solo en estos puntos. GMU/ACRES: 35/25 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca, acceso limitado a los puntos designados según lo señalizado. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ EAGLE ROCK SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 unas 6 millas hacia CR 30. Gire al este en CR 30, continúe por 5 millas y gire al sur en CR NN. Vaya a la CR 25.5, la zona de estacionamiento está en la esquina noreste de la CR NN y la CR 25.5. GMU/ACRES: 102/1718 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Acceso permitido solo por tráfico peatonal. c. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino. d. Está prohibido el uso de caballos, excepto cuando se utilicen para la caza. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78/211 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y arcos, excepto durante la caza. c. Motos de nieve prohibidas. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ RANCHO ELK SPRINGS SWA (PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCESS EASEMENT)— CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 42 y gire al sur en BLM Rd. 1509. Continúe al sur por 9 millas a través de Secc. 36 y gire hacia el noroeste. Ingrese por el extremo sur a través de Secc. 26. continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 11 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE GMU/ACRES: 10, 11/1400 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 15 de ago. hasta finales de feb. NOTA: No se puede acampar ni encender fogatas; los vehículos solo pueden circular por los caminos existentes. c. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. e. No se admiten perros. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — CONDADOS DE DELTA, MESA, MONTROSEs. INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE HAMILTON: Desde Delta, diríjase 2.2 millas con dirección oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.), hasta G50 Rd. Diríjase 2 millas al noroeste. Ruta alternativa: Desde Delta, diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50. TERRENO DE LOWER ROUBIDEAU: Desde Delta, diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.). TERRENO DE CORRAL PICKETT: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 21 millas con dirección suroeste en Escalante Canyon. TERRENO DE PEACH ORCHARD POINT: Desde Delta, diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.) hacia la calle Sawmill Mesa, luego diríjase 11.5 millas al norte. TERRENO DE WHITEHAWK: Desde Delta, diríjase 4 millas al oeste por la ctra. 348, continúe recto por 27 millas al oeste hacia la ctra. 25 Mesa, gire a la derecha hacia la calle Divide y siga 19 millas al norte; gire a la derecha hacia USFS Rd. 421 y continúe .5 millas al este. TERRENO DE EAST WALKER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas al norte por la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 4 millas al suroeste en Escalante Canyon. TERRENO DE UPPER ROUBIDEAU: Desde Delta, diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.) hacia la calle Sawmill Mesa, luego diríjase 11.5 millas al norte. TERRENO DE WEST WALKER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 17 millas al suroeste en Escalante Canyon hasta Palmer Gulch Rd. Continúe 5 millas al oeste, luego 1.2 millas al norte hacia Tatum Ridge hasta los caminos de Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge, por último diríjase 6 millas al noreste. TERRENO DE WATERWHEEL: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 3 millas con dirección suroeste en Escalante Canyon. Luego diríjase 0.75 millas agua arriba con dirección sur del río Gunnison (camino primitivo). TERRENO DE GUNNISON RIVER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hasta la calle Escalante Canyon, luego siga 3 millas al suroeste hasta el río Gunnison, y luego 0.75 millas río arriba al sur del río Gunnison (camino primitivo). GMU/ACRES: 62/7612 acres en todos los terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, programa de interpretación, área histórica RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino en las zonas de Hamilton y Lower Roubideau durante las temporadas de aves migratorias o de caza en las tierras altas. Los terrenos de Hamilton y Lower Roubideau abren solo del 1 de agosto al 14 de marzo. b. La caza del Tracto Inferior de Roubideau está abierta a la pesca y la caza de jóvenes. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y ser titular de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. c. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en feb., mar., ago. y sept. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Snyder, diríjase 6 millas con dirección noreste en CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96/2576 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: persianas de camuflaje para caza de patos en el Terreno de Union RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m. a 9 p.m. b. El primer fin de semana de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el primer día y fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras, solo se permite la caza de ciervos. c. Se requiere permiso del propietario para cazar venados en la servidumbre de acceso. d. Se prohíbe botar o sacar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. TERRENO DE LONETREE: a. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta la temporada regular de patos, se debe realizar el registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control después de las 4 a. m. TERRENO DE HAMLIN: a. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta la temporada regular de patos, se debe realizar el registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Los cazadores podrán registrarse por orden de llegada después de las 4 a. m. o después de que otro cazador se retire Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en la zona en la que se han registrado Máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. Los cazadores deben cumplir con las restricciones de la zona para jóvenes y mentores, tal y como están publicadas. TERRENO DE UNION: a. Caza de aves acuáticas solo desde áreas designadas o persianas, los días sáb., dom., miér. y feriados estatales y federales únicamente. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. b. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en el puesto de control. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire o después del amanecer. Máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. c. Durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. solo los jue. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 40 hasta la calle 5. Gire a la derecha en la calle 5, luego gire a la izquierda en la calle Howelsen Pkwy, que se convierte en la calle River/CR 14 hacia el sur. SWA está al oeste de la carretera. Estacione en el lote de la izquierda publicado para Chuck Lewis SWA. Siga los postes naranjas marcados en el lado oeste de la CR 14 a lo largo del camino de servidumbre a través de la propiedad privada para acceder a Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131/674 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 16 de julio al 30 de noviembre. b. Acceso público prohibido desde la puesta hasta la salida del sol, excepto durante la pesca. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES 12 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 12 millas al norte en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 535, luego diríjase 12 millas hacia el norte hasta el camino de acceso a Fish Creek. Luego continúe por 1.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 71/314 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, liebre raquetas de nieve PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento (solo durante la temporada de venado y alce), senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia en áreas de estacionamiento designadas durante una temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. b. El acceso está prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de junio. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Flagler, diríjase 5 millas al este en la calle U. GMU/ACRES: 107/400 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, senderismo, observación de la fauna INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Caza abierta solo para jóvenes/mentores. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante una temporada de caza mayor establecida o temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada mientras pesca activamente. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. NOTA: El lago es susceptible a condiciones de sequía y puede estar seco. Comuníquese con CPW para conocer las condiciones actuales. ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en Hayden, recorra 1.9 millas al norte por la calle Walnut /CR 80 hasta el estacionamiento oeste. GMU/ACRES: 441/1659 acres CAZA: caza mayor y aves acuáticas PESCA: Abierto todo el año, excepto durante las temporadas de caza mayor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento, excepto en el área designada. b. Se prohíbe la pesca durante las temporadas de caza mayor. c. La caza de aves acuáticas y de caza mayor está permitida únicamente con reserva previa. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. f. Se prohíbe botar y sacar embarcaciones. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 20 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 a CR 183. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 50, junto a John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125/523 acres �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Desde Deckers, tome la ctra. 67 sur hacia Westcreek. Desde Westcreek, diríjase al oeste por la calle Stump hasta la calle 9J. Vaya al norte por la calle 9J hasta SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51/362 acres ▶ FRANK SWA — CONDADO DE WELD, LARIMERs. INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la salida Windsor, diríjase 2.3 millas al este en la ctra. 392 hacia la CR 13, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 94/324 acres PESCA: agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza. Cerrado al norte del río Poudre para todo tipo de acceso público, incluida la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto arcos permitidos solo para pesca con arco. c. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70 y luego gire al sur en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Entre en el Parque Estatal James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (justo al norte del río Colorado); el SWA está al oeste del parque y se accede a él desde Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/38 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida, excepto la caza de aves acuáticas desde los escondites de caza designados. b. Caza de aves acuáticas por reserva únicamente a través del Sistema de reservas de caza. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 291 hacia la CR 154, luego diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste. SWA está al suroeste de Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56/69 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. c. Se permiten las actividades de contacto acuático. d. Bicicletas y perros permitidos. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE PHILLIPS INDICACIONES: Desde Holyoke, diríjase 5 millas al oeste por la carretera. 6 hacia la CR 29, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 98/68 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. ▶ NUEVO SWA DEL RÍO FRYING PAN (ARRENDAMIENO DE PESCA) — EAGLE CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Basalt, diríjase hacia el E por la calle del río Frying Pan hasta aproximadamente MM 6. Utilice el estacionamiento designado. GMU: 444 PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Acceso limitado a los puntos designados según lo señalizado. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde New Castle, diríjase 2 millas al suroeste en la CR 312 hasta Garfield Creek Rd., luego siga 1 milla hacia el sur. GMU/ACRES: 42/13,179 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 1 de diciembre al 15 de julio, excepto para los cazadores de pavos de primavera. b. La caza de urogallos está prohibida en la unidad Upper Baldy. c. Caza prohibida dentro de las 75 yardas de la línea central de CR 312 y 328. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas de seguridad designadas, o según lo señalizado. e. Solo los cazadores con licencia pueden acampar durante una temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. f. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención durante el campamento. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, tome la salida 228. Gire al norte en la calle 15. GMU/ACRES: 39/670 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, berrendo, cimarrón RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre NOTA: Se prohíbe la caza de berrendos cimarrones a menos de 0.25 millas de la I-70 en todo el SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Granada, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385; gire al este en la calle Half (primera carretera al norte del ferrocarril); siga por 1.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132/5630 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en agua templada en el río Arkansas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, excepto durante la caza o la pesca activas. b. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. TERRENO DE MIDWESTERN FARMS: a. Se prohíbe la caza, excepto en la zona S del camino del río. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones si crean una estela de aguas bravas. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SWA está 0.75 millas al este de la ctra. 40 en la CR 89, cerca de Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28/451 acres RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 15 de noviembre–14 de abril, excepto para Gazebo y el sendero Gazebo asociado. b. Se permite el acceso público y las bicicletas solo en los senderos designados. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. d. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GRAND JUNCTION: WEST LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: 711 Av. Independent, Gran Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30/6 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido de 9 p. m. a 6 a. m. b. Se permite el ingreso de perros. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones y la caza. d. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GRANITE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, 17 millas al norte en la ctra. 24. Acceso desde el límite del condado de ChaffeeLake río abajo hasta 0.25 millas por debajo del puente Granite. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49/131 acres PESCA: acceso a la pesca únicamente; pesca en aguas frías en el río Arkansas. La zona de pesca es desde la línea del condado de Lake aguas abajo hasta 1.5 millas por debajo del puente de Granite. RESTRICCIONES: a. abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. c. Se prohíbe los perros, las actividades mineras y la pesca. ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, tome la ctra. 13 norte por 44 millas a Baggs, Wyo. Gire a la derecha en Wyo. en la ctra. 70, siga por 17 millas hacia la CR 129. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 3 millas hasta el campamento SWA. GMU/ACRES: 5/2511 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado en los prados de heno al N de CR 129. b. El acceso a la pesca en el río Little Snake está restringido a la parte corredor del río, más 20 pies por encima de la línea de flotación alta en cualquiera orilla. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. d. Se prohíbe el uso de OHV y motos de nieve. e. Acampar solo en áreas designadas. f. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención en campamentos designados. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 25 millas al norte por USFS Rd. 526 hacia USFS Rd. 533, luego siga 5 millas con dirección noreste. GMU/ACRES: 71/606 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. Cuando esté permitido, las embarcaciones remolcadas deben botarse desde la rampa para botes de CPW; se prohíbe operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas. b. Las motos de nieve solo se permite como ayuda en la pesca en hielo. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. d. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL Y REDDEN) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: PARCELA DE VAN TUYL: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 13. Gire a la izquierda y siga 0.25 millas hasta que la carretera se desplaza a la izquierda y se convierte en la calle Tincup en Gunnison. Continúe hacia el oeste por 3 cuadras hacia Palisade City Park. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte del parque. Acceso a pie 0.5 millas al oeste del estacionamiento. continúa en la página siguiente 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE SERVIDUMBRE REDDEN: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135 aprox. por 2.5 millas hasta el río Gunnison. El estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de la ctra. 135 en el lado norte del río Gunnison. Desde el área de estacionamiento, camine por el puente peatonal hasta el lado sur del río. Pesca a pie/en vadeo solamente en el lado sur del río y aprox. 0.3 millas río abajo desde la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 54/81 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas solo con escopeta PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso al río Gunnison a pie solo desde la intersección del sendero Van Tuyl en Y-gate, según lo señalizado. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se cazan aves acuáticas en Van Tuyl Tract únicamente. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto cuando se utilicen como ayuda en la caza de aves acuáticas. PESCA: 1.25 millas de acceso a la pesca en el río Arkansas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. c. Se prohíbe los perros, las actividades mineras, el bateo y el disparo de armas de fuego o arco. ▶ HARMON SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en Buena Vista, diríjase al oeste en la CR 306 por 2.2 millas. Gire a la derecha en la CR 361 por 0.2 millas hasta el área de estacionam1iento. GMU/ACRES: 481/10 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca desde una hora antes del amanecer hasta una hora después del atardecer. b. Se prohíbe los perros, la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 550 hacia USFS Rd. 671, luego siga 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 74/208 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación, campamento en la propiedad del USFS en el lado este del lago; tarifa para acampar/ uso diario INSTALACIONES: rampa de grava para botes, zona de campamento del USFS con baños y agua potable al este del lago ▶ GUNNISON SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54/2800 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo al 30 de noviembre. b. El lote de Blinberry Gulch abierto al público del 1 de julio al 30 de noviembre. c. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, excepto para actividades de caza legal. d. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia solo en áreas designadas durante una temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. e. El sendero Beaver Creek está restringido solo para el paso a pie y a caballo. f. Se permite fogatas dentro de las estructuras de contención en las áreas designadas para acampar. g. Los usuarios del campo de tiro con arco deben cumplir con las reglas del campo de tiro con arco publicadas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura a mano o las propulsadas manualmente o por motor eólico o eléctrico solamente. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. ▶ CAMPO DE TIRO DE HAYDEN — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40 hacia la calle Hawthorne/CR 37. Continúe hacia el sur aproximadamente 3 millas a través de una intersección en forma de Y; el rango a su izquierda. GMU/ACRES: 13/40 acres INSTALACIONES: Rango de tiro RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para el acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. b. Se prohíbe generar explosiones y en cualquier otro objetivo que no sea de papel o cartón. c. Todos los disparos deben impactar en las bermas designadas, excepto las escopetas con perdigones. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: I-70 hasta la salida de Gypsum, tome la carretera lateral sur de la I-70 este hasta la zona de estacionamiento. SWA está en el lado norte de Eagle River. GMUS/ACRES: 35/90 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público desde el amanecer a. Abierto al público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para cazadores y pescadores. b. Estacionamiento y acceso público permitido a través de puntos designados como se indica únicamente. c. Se prohíbe botar y sacar las embarcaciones. d. No se admiten perros del 15 de marzo al 15 de julio. Cuando esté permitido, los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ NUEVO HEADWATERS RANCH SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — LAGO CO. INDICACIONES: Desde intersección de la autopista 91 y Hwy. 24 viaje 2,1 millas hacia el N. Estacionamiento lado E de la carretera GMUs/ACRES: 49/160 acres PESCA: corriente de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Estacionamiento y acceso permitido solo desde las áreas designadas. c. No se admiten perros ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE LAKE 14 INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 18 millas al norte en la ctra. 24. SWA en ambos lados del río, aguas arriba de la línea del condado de Lake/Chaffee. GMUs: 48, 49 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 5 millas al norte en la ctra. 24 hacia la CR 361, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 481/720 acres CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor, berrendos RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento y acceso desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. b. Acceso prohibido del 15 de agosto–30 de abril, excepto durante la caza o la observación de vida silvestre en las áreas de estacionamiento establecidas. ▶ HEREFORD HAVEN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en Hayden, recorra 3.1 millas al norte por la calle Walnut/CR 80 hasta el acceso al estacionamiento. El acceso es a pie a través de la SWA Flanders Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 441/190 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público es solo a pie. b. La caza de aves acuáticas es solo con reserva. Los titulares de las reservas deben tener su carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Las reservas se pueden obtener a través del Sistema de Reservas Hunter bajo el SWA de Flanders Ranch. c. Se prohíbe la caza mayor y menor. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. e. La pesca está prohibida durante las temporadas establecidas de caza mayor. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto cuando se usen como ayuda en la caza. ▶ HIGEL SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, tome la ctra. 160 noroeste hacia la CR 104 norte. SWA está al norte de la unión de las CR 104 y 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791/1465 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero. A partir del 1 de septiembre, los sábados, domingos, miércoles y feriados estatales y federales solo con un permiso válido. b. Se requiere permiso desde el 1 de sept. al 14 de feb. Se emiten un máximo de 25 permisos diarios, disponibles de forma gratuita, por orden de llegada. Los permisos se pueden obtener por correo electrónico montevista.wildlife@state.co.us o llamando al 719-587-6900. Las reservas podrán hacerse con hasta 14 días de anticipación pero no menos de 2 días antes de la fecha solicitada. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 14 en el extremo superior del cañón de Poudre, diríjase 30 millas al norte en la calle Laramie River (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7/80 acres de agua, 1 milla de río; 133 acres en total CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto para las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, con viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Veleros prohibidos. c. Acampar solo en el área de campamento del río Laramie. d. La calle Grace Creek está cerrada al público, excepto a los cazadores con licencia, desde el 16 de agosto hasta el último día de la 4.º temporada de caza con rifle. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Swink, diríjase 3 millas al norte en la CR 24.5 a CR FF, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 125/670 acres PESCA: agua templada CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. La descarga de armas de fuego o arcos está prohibida en las zonas de seguridad designadas, o según lo señalizado. b. Se permite la botadura y el uso de todas las embarcaciones. c. Se permiten las actividades de contacto acuático. d. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas de acampar designadas y establecidas. e. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ HOLLY SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Holly, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132/277 acres CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La descarga de armas de fuego o arcos está prohibida en las zonas de seguridad designadas, o según lo señalizado. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — CONDADO DE PHILLIPS INDICACIONES: Desde Holyoke, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 385 a la CR 14; luego diríjase 4 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 98/80 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este por la Av. Sherman GMU/ACRES: 791/64 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto la botadura y el uso de aquellas que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento, o por motor eléctrico o lanchas a motor de hasta 10 caballos de fuerza. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. e. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — CONDADO DE OTERO, BENT INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 8 millas al norte por la ctra. 109 hacia Cheraw; luego diríjase 2 millas con dirección este en la CR JJ.5 a CR 33. Diríjase 7 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 125/2603 acres PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre. INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. Presas, entradas, estructuras de salida cerradas excepto durante la pesca. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: I-70 oeste hasta la salida de Fruita, tome la ctra. 340 sur por 1 milla hasta la señal de propiedad. Tome la carretera de acceso por 4 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40/1439 acres CAZA: venado, aves acuáticas, paloma, coyote, conejo, faisán PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público está prohibido del 15 de marzo–15 de julio, según lo señalizado, excepto durante la caza de pavos de primavera. b. El acceso público está prohibido entre la puesta y la salida del sol, excepto durante la pesca y la caza. c. Todas las cacerías de pavos y aves acuáticas al O del escondite de caza N.º 1, al S del río Colorado requieren reserva. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. d. Se prohíbe la caza de aves acuáticas mié.−vie. excepto los días de Acción de Gracias, Navidad y Año Nuevo. e. Se permite la caza con escopetas, arcos de mano, avancargas y cetrería. f. Se prohíbe la caza de codornices. g. La descarga de armas de fuego o arcos está prohibida en las zonas de seguridad designadas, o según lo señalizado. h. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/9485 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos prohibidos del 1 de enero–30 de abril. b. Se prohíben las motos de hielo. c. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor establecida más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: CAMPO DE TIRO DE BYERS CANYON: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 al rango (norte de la ctra.) RANCHO ESTATAL DE HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia el puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase al sur en el extremo oeste del puente. UNIDAD DE LONE BUCK: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia la unidad (sur de la ctra.). UNIDAD DE JENNY WILLIAMS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia CR 50 (extremo este del puente del río Colorado), luego diríjase 2 millas al sur. UNIDAD DE JOE GERRANS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia el puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase al sur en el extremo este del puente. ZONA DE PESCA PAUL F. GILBERT: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 al extremo oeste del puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase hacia el sur. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28/2160 acres, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, fotografía, campo de tiro INSTALACIONES: baños, campo de tiro, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Byers Canyon Rifle Range abierto del 1 de mayo al 31 de diciembre desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o en el campo de tiro designado. c. Se permite acampar en las áreas designadas del 15 de mayo–15 de diciembre. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ HUERFANO SWA — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, tome la CR 550/580 por 13 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 861/544 acres CAZA: venado, oso, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, mesas de pícnic RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor establecida o la temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada o mientras pesca activamente. ▶ HUGO SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE CLINGINGSMITH: Desde Hugo, diríjase 14 millas al sur en la CR 109, luego diríjase 2.25 millas al este en la CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113/2240 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; pesca de trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor establecida o la temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada o mientras pesca activamente. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase 12 millas al sureste en la ctra. 317 hacia la CR 67, luego diríjase 6 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 12/2039 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. b. La descarga de armas de fuego o arcos está prohibida en las zonas de seguridad designadas, o según lo señalizado. c. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ NUEVO JACKSON SWA (ARRENDAMIENTO DE PESCA) — GARFIELD CO. INDICACIONES: A lo largo del río Roaring Fork entre Carbondale y Glenwood Springs, acceda a lo largo de Prehm Road, 1/4 de milla al S del aeropuerto de Glenwood. GMU: 43 PESCA: arroyo de agua fría continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 15 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE hasta la señal. Diríjase al oeste 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento. Desde la ctra. 285 en el desvío Como, tome la CR 15 con dirección sureste por 8 millas hasta la señal. Diríjase al oeste por 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento. El camino a la zona de estacionamiento no tiene mantenimiento en invierno. GMU/ACRES: 50/17,429 acres CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 2 de mayo al 31 de diciembre. b. Se permite acampar del 2 de mayo–13 de agosto. c. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia desde el 14 de agosto hasta el final de la temporada tardía de alces. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. e. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Acceso permitido desde áreas designadas según lo señalizado únicamente. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la ctra. Tome la salida 39 y diríjase 7.4 millas al norte en la ctra. 39 hacia la ctra. 144. Luego diríjase 1 milla al noreste en la CR 5, diríjase 3.8 millas al norte en la CR CC, 1 milla al oeste en la CR 4 y luego 0.25 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 95/394 acres CAZA: paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m. a 9 p.m., sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Pesca prohibida desde el 1 de octubre hasta la temporada de ganso oscuro. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza). d. Se prohíbe la pesca en hielo y la caza con rifles de percusión central. e. La caza y las embarcaciones están prohibidas en la superficie congelada del lago. f. Durante la temporada de cerceta y la primera parte de la temporada regular de patos, es necesario reservar los sábados, domingos y días festivos estatales y federales para cazar aves acuáticas. Reservas válidas hasta el amanecer y están limitadas a 3 por cazador al año. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. No se requieren reservas Lun. a Vie., excepto feriados estatales y federales, y los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada. g. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en el puesto de control. Los cazadores no podrán registrarse hasta las 4 a. m. y solo podrán cazar en la zona reservada. Los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Se permite un máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Morgan, diríjase 4 millas al noreste por la I-76 hasta la calle Dodd Bridge, luego diríjase 1.75 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 96/903 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ JENSEN SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 9 millas al noreste en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211/5955 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 31 de dic. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. c. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Raton, N.M., diríjase 7 millas en las ctras. New Mexico 72 y 526. Suba hacia el norte por el cañón Sugarite 12 millas hasta el lago Dorothey SWA, luego vaya hacia el noroeste 4 millas por un sendero no marcado hasta la cima del pico Fishers. GMU/ACRES: 140/8200 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo, pícnic RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de junio. b. El acceso a la caza está prohibido durante las temporadas habitual de caza de ciervos y alces, excepto para los cazadores de caza mayor con licencia que tengan un permiso de acceso para la caza. Los permisos se emiten a través de un proceso de dibujo. Las solicitudes de permisos de acceso para la caza de otoño están disponibles en línea el 1 de julio y vencen el 21 de julio. c. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor o pavos más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada; no acampar a menos de 100 pies de cualquier arroyo. d. No se admiten perros. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 Y 2) — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Molina, tome la ctra. 330 al oeste, SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. en la confluencia de los arroyos Plateau y Spring. GMU/ACRES: 421/871 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto la botadura y el uso de flotadores para la pesca. c. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — CONDADO DE PARK 16 INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 24 este de Hartsel, tome la CR 15 (calle Elkhorn) al norte por 15 millas 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Norwood, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 610, luego diríjase 24 millas al sur. Acceso solamente a pie o a caballo. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71/5030 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: dos corrales para caballos, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor o pavo de primavera más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 184 hacia la CR 40, luego diríjase 4 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 73/120 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. Cuando esté permitido, operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas no está permitido. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 16 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 24 en Hasty. Después diríjase 2 millas con dirección en la CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146/19,471 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. b. Se prohíbe embarcaciones desde el 1 de noviembre hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias según lo señalizado en la propiedad del Cuerpo de ingenieros del ejército bajo el arrendamiento de CPW, según lo señalizado, excepto para recuperar presas de aves acuáticas únicamente. c. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas y establecidas para acampar. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. Desde el puente 24 sobre el río Arkansas, SWA está en la mitad oeste del río 0.25 millas agua arriba y 0.5 millas agua abajo. Solo acceso para la pesca. GMU/ACRES: 481/9 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE SEDGWICK Y LOGAN. INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Red Lion (N.º 155), diríjase 3 millas al norte a la ctra. 138; diríjase 1 milla con dirección noreste hacia CR 95; luego siga por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 90/1703 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Máximo de 250 vehículos en la propiedad a la vez. b. Se prohíbe la caza desde la superficie congelada del lago. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. d. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones solo se permite si la estación de inspección de ANS está abierta; se prohíbe embarcaciones dentro de los 50 pies de la estructura de salida. e. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático de 7 p.m.–10 a.m., de viernes–lunes del fin de semana del Día de los Caídos. f. Las embarcaciones de botadura y propulsión manual solo están permitidas para la pesca, para colocar o recoger señuelos, o para recuperar presas de aves acuáticas después de que la estación de inspección de ANS cierre por el año, o hasta que el embalse se congele. g. Se prohíbe todos los ruidos fuertes que perturben la paz, excepto las actividades de caza legal, de 10 p. m.– 6 a. m. h. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas en sitios numerados. Se permite una unidad de campamento por sitio de campamento. i. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención en áreas designadas para acampar. j. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA (ACCESS EASEMENT) — ELBERT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to pronghorn, deer and small-game hunters with a permit. INDICACIONES: Desde Kiowa, tome la ctra. 86 unas 16 millas al este hacia CR 105. Gire al norte, continúe alrededor de 2 millas hacia CR 122, luego gire al este hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105/14,733 acres CAZA: Únicamente con permiso especial de tiro. La caza está restringida a venados de cola blanca y venados mulos, a berrendos, a palomas, a conejos y a aves acuáticas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de caza solo con permiso. Debe tener licencia vigente antes de solicitar el permiso. Los permisos en la Unidad de Woodard se expiden dando prioridad a los cazadores con problemas de movilidad y a los jóvenes cazadores tutelados. Los cazadores deben tener los permisos encima en todo momento. 1. Los permisos pueden designar zonas de caza; si es así, la actividad está restringida únicamente a esas zonas. El permiso no es válido para toda la propiedad. 2. Los permisos son gratuitos y se obtienen mediante un proceso de asignación. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de CPW en Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Las solicitudes para el acceso a la caza de otoño vencen el tercer lunes de agosto. Las solicitudes de primavera para pavo vencen el tercer lunes de marzo. b. Se permite la caza de palomas, pavos, berrendos, alces sin astas, venados de cola blanca sin astas y venados bura sin astas. En la Unidad Woodard, se permite la caza de aves acuáticas, la caza menor (excluyendo palomas, pavos y coyotes), la caza de berrendo, venado bura sin astas y venado cola blanca sin astas. c. Los cazadores con licencia pueden llevar a otra persona no cazadora a la propiedad. En la Unidad de Woodard, los cazadores con problemas de movilidad pueden llevar a dos no cazadores a la propiedad. Los no cazadores adicionales deben permanecer con el titular del permiso. d. Los cazadores de palomas con permiso o los cazadores de la unidad Woodard válidos pueden acceder a la propiedad el día de apertura de su temporada. Otros cazadores permitidos podrán ingresar a la propiedad después del primer lun. después del día de apertura de su temporada. e. Abierto para el ingreso de cazadores permitidos 2 horas antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. f. Se permite el uso de vehículos únicamente en las vías señalizadas existentes que conducen a las áreas de estacionamiento. Los cazadores con problemas de movilidad pueden utilizar un vehículo todoterreno para cazar y recuperar sus piezas en la Unidad de Woodard. Todos los demás accesos únicamente a pie o a caballo. g. Las puertas se deben dejar tal y como se encontraban después de pasar. h. No se admiten perros en la unidad Woodard. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 3 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 387 (camino de tierra), luego continúe por 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 37/1304 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite vehículos solo desde el día posterior al Día del Trabajo hasta el 31 de diciembre. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 18. Desde la CR 18, diríjase ya sea al este o cruzando el canal (norte) para acceder a SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126/13,580 acres CAZA: venado, berrendos, caza menor RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. b. Zonas de seguridad cerradas según lo señalizado. c. Estacionamiento y acceso solo desde áreas designadas. d. Se prohíbe la recolección y/o liberación de tortugas terrapene ornata. e. Se permite la caza nocturna con luz artificial para ciertas especies con permiso adicional. Comuníquese con la Oficina de Área de CPW en Lamar para más detalles, 719-336-6600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 94 y 109, diríjase al sur 10 millas en ctra. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120/235 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; pesca de trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, refugios de sombra RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la caza mayor o la temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada o mientras pesca activamente. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE BREEZE: Aprox. 15 millas al oeste de Granby en la ctra. 40 pasando Parshall, continúe por 0.5 millas. Busque el marcador de milla 196. Gire a la izquierda, siga 0.25 millas más allá del marcador del estacionamiento, o vaya hacia el oeste 0.75 millas para estacionar. La unidad está 11.5 millas al este de Kremmling. UNIDAD DE KEMP: Desde Granby, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40, gire al sur en la CR 3 y cruce GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28/1714 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. El humedal de la pradera de heno de la unidad Breeze estará cerrado del 15 de marzo–15 de julio. b. La pesca en la unidad infantil del estanque Breeze está restringida a la pesca juvenil y a los pescadores con problemas de movilidad. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE KINNEY LAKE: Desde Hugo, diríjase alrededor de 11.7 millas al sur de la ciudad en la CR 109 (también llamado CR 32) hacia CR 2J. Luego vaya 1 milla al este en CR 2J a la esquina suroeste de SWA GMU/ACRES: 113/320 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la caza mayor o la temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada o mientras pesca activamente. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 10 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/15 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. No hay acceso público más allá de 25 pies desde la línea central del arroyo. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste hacia CR 370 (centro de información, museo), luego diríjase 1 milla al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/581 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a.m. a 9 p.m. b. El primer fin de semana de la temporada habitual de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras y el primer día y fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza con rifle de ciervos de las llanuras, solo se permite la caza de ciervos. c. Se requiere permiso del propietario para cazar venados en la servidumbre de acceso. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. e. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos, excepto cuando se utilicen como ayuda en la caza. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ LA JARA CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Capulin, tome la CR 8 al sur y al oeste por 10.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 81/2808 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos prohibidos del 1 de ene. al jue. antes del Día de los Caídos. b. Se prohíben las motos de nieve. c. Se permite acampar durante la caza o la pesca. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención. el puente del río Colorado. Continúe al sur hasta la cima de la colina. El estacionamiento está a la derecha de manera adyacente a la CR 36. La unidad está a 12 millas al este de Kremmling. 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara en la ctra. 285, diríjase 10.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 15 hacia USFS Rd. 255. Diríjase 0.5 millas hacia USFS Rd. 240, gire al sur y diríjase 13.5 millas hasta el embalse. GMU/ACRES: 81/635 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar, excepto durante las temporadas de caza mayor cuando solo se permite acampar a los cazadores de caza mayor con licencia más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención. h. Se prohíbe acampar dentro de las 200 yardas del lago Dorothy o 100 pies de cualquier arroyo, excepto en las áreas designadas. ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Lake City, diríjase 5.375 millas al norte en la ctra. 149 al sur hacia el fin de servidumbre de pesca. GMU/ACRES: 66/42 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12W, luego siga por 8 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 7. Continúe por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 161/565 acres de agua, 282 acres de tierra CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento privado con conexiones eléctricas, baño, rampa para botes, refugios de sombra, mesas de pícnic RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. b. Se permite acampar al O de la presa del lago John. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al sur por la I-25. Salida en la ctra. 165 hacia la ciudad de Colorado. Gire a la derecha en la calle Cuerno Verde. SWA está en el lado oeste de la carretera antes de las curvas de la carretera este. GMU/ACRES: 84/66 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la pesca en hielo y todo acceso a la superficie helada del lago b. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía. e. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase 7 millas al oeste en la ctra. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84/11,864 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas, codornices escamadas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, sendero natural RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto escopetas o arcos durante la caza o la pesca con arco. b. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones. c. Se prohíbe saltar, zambullirse, balancearse desde acantilados, repisas o estructuras hechas por el hombre. d. Se permiten las actividades de contacto acuático. e. Bicicletas prohibidas. f. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Raton, N.M., diríjase 7 millas al noreste en N.M. Ctras. 72 y 526, luego vaya al norte por Sugarite Canyon por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 140/4500 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, pavo PESCA: lago de agua fría, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a los senderos A y B solo a pie, en bicicleta y a caballo. b. Acceso a los senderos C y D solo a pie y a caballo. El acceso a estos senderos está prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril y del 15 de mayo–30 de junio, excepto para los cazadores de pavos de primavera con licencia. c. Estacionamiento y acceso solo desde áreas designadas. d. El acceso a la caza está prohibido durante las temporadas habitual de caza de ciervos y alces, excepto para los cazadores de caza mayor con licencia que tengan un permiso de acceso para la caza. Los permisos se emiten a través de un proceso de dibujo. Las solicitudes de permisos de acceso para la caza de otoño están disponibles en línea el 1 de julio y vencen el 21 de julio. Los titulares de permisos deben cumplir con todas las disposiciones del permiso de acceso a la caza. e. Está prohibida la caza con trampas. f. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, a excepción de las de botadura y propulsión manual cuando se utilicen como ayuda para la pesca. g. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la caza mayor o la temporada de pavos de primavera y otoño más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison ir al norte por la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 10. Vaya hacia el este por la carretera pavimentada hasta donde comienza la calle del USFS 743. Diríjase al este por USFS 743 por 8.2 millas hasta 743.4b. Continúe al norte en 743.4b y por USFS Rd. 606 por aprox. 3 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU: 55/560 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — CONDADO DE MESA 18 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, tome la ctra. 340 oeste hacia la calle 20 1/2.; gire al norte. Gire al este en la calle F 3/4, diríjase al norte en la calle Roundup Dr. y al este en la calle Baseline Dr. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 40/31 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público está prohibido entre el atardecer y el amanecer, excepto durante la pesca. b. Prohibida la caza. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la CR 19. La CR 19 atraviesa el SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/4860 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, urogallo salvia RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la colocación de escondites de caza portátiles, marcadores, soportes o estructuras relacionadas antes del 1 de agosto de cada año. b. Solo se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia en remolques para acampar autónomos o camionetas campistas durante cualquier temporada de venado, alce o berrendo más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Fruita, tome la I-70 hasta la salida Loma (N.º 15), luego diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la carretera de circunvalación, gire al sur 0.25 millas hacia el río Colorado. GMU/ACRES: 30/8 acres RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, baño RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite el estacionamiento y el acceso desde las áreas designadas. b. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las motos acuáticas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. d. Se permite el ingreso de perros. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Campion, diríjase 3.25 millas al oeste en la CR 14 hacia la CR 21, luego continúe por 1.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/181 agua, 121 acres de tierra PESCA: agua templada, agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campo de tiro con arco, sendero natural INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, excepto durante la pesca. b. Estacionamiento solo en áreas designadas. c. Pesca prohibida en la estructura de entrada y el estanque anexo. d. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto cuando se utilicen como ayuda para la pesca. Los veleros están prohibidos. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. e. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos y prácticas de tiro. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, a menos que estén en una embarcación. g. Desde el 1 de septiembre a fines de febrero, no se admiten perros al O de los estacionamientos junto al lago, excepto como ayuda para la caza. h. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros en el estanque anexo y en los terrenos adyacentes, según lo señalizado para proteger la fauna. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA Y DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 21 millas al norte en la ctra. 491 hacia la CR DD; diríjase 1 milla al este hacia la CR 16; continúe 3 millas al norte por la carretera de acceso; luego diríjase 1.5 millas al este hacia el puente Bradfield. GMU/ACRES: 711/1724 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. El estacionamiento nocturno solo se puede realizar en las zonas designadas. ▶ LOUISIANA PURCHASE RANCH SWA (ACCESS EASEMENT) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta es una PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta ÚNICAMENTE a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.info/hunting-reservations GMU: 211 RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de ciervos y alces. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Reservas válidas a partir del sexto día de temporada designado por la licencia hasta el final de la temporada. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer hasta 2 acompañantes que no sean cazadores. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. d. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos excepto en caminos designados o con permiso de los dueños de la hacienda. Todos los demás accesos permitidos solo a pie. e. Se prohíbe la pesca. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop (8 millas al sur de Buena Vista en la ctra. 285), diríjase al oeste en la CR 162 por aprox. 8 millas. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la carretera en la pradera. GMU/ACRES: 481/11 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso público, excepto durante la observación de vida silvestre desde el área de estacionamiento designada. b. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ MANVILLE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, diríjase 5 millas al oeste de la CR 18, continúe por 4.5 millas al suroeste por la CR 5, luego diríjase 0.125 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 16/4.4 mi. de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría Roaring Fork RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Powderhorn en la ctra. 149, diríjase 14.7 millas al sur en la CR 27 (calle Cebolla Creek). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67/1429 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría INSTALACIONES: inodoros de bóveda RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo, pícnic, campamento RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención en áreas designadas para acampar. c. Los alimentos o la basura desatendidos deben almacenarse en un recipiente o contenedor resistente a los osos. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde la Av. Onarga de Paonia, diríjase al sur por la calle Lamborn Mesa que se convierte en la calle 4100. En la señal de alto, gire a la derecha en la calle Stewart Mesa, que al sur se convierte en la calle 4050. En el extremo sur, la carretera se bifurca; gire a la izquierda en la calle L30. GMU/ACRES: 53/1600 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza o las trampas. Abierto desde el 1 de mayo hasta el final de la temporada regular de caza mayor. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR8, luego continúe por 2 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 23/48 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza mayor se limita a los equipos de tiro con arco. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte en las ctras. 71 y 50, luego diríjase 1 milla al este de la ctra. 71 en la calle 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129/278 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Los fines de semana, la caza está limitada a los jóvenes/mentores; solo puede cazar 1 mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. b. Se permite acampar del 15 de agosto–31 de mayo. ▶ MESSEX SWA — CONDADO DE WASHINGTON Y LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Merino, diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte hacia la ctra. 6; diríjase 1.75 millas al noreste en la CR R; luego diríjase 1.5 millas al norte; luego continúe 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/680 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se requiere el permiso del propietario para cazar ciervos en la servidumbre de acceso. d. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 8 millas al oeste en la calle Hermit Lakes. GMU/ACRES: 86/486 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: mesas de pícnic ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Lamar, diríjase 4 millas al este por la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132/876 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: senderismo, tiro con arco/fusil RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes de la salida del sol hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol, salvo que se acampe en zonas designadas o se practique la caza o la pesca. b. Las aves de caza domésticas, asilvestradas o de propiedad privada pueden ser liberadas por el CPW o su agente con fines educativos o de formación sin restricciones. c. Se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135, gire a la izquierda y diríjase al norte por la CR 730. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 7. El SWA nace poco después de la unión de las ctras. 7 y 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54/1604 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de julio hasta finales de febrero. b. Norte de la CR 7: Prohibida la caza excepto la caza para jóvenes/mentores con permiso. Máximo 4 permisos gratuitos diarios, por orden de llegada. Permisos disponibles mediante reserva en la Oficina del Área de Gunnison de CPW, 300 oeste. Av. New York, Gunnison, o llame al 970-641-7060. Las reservas podrán hacerse con hasta 30 días de anticipación, pero no menos de 2 días antes de la fecha de caza solicitada. Con las reservas, los jóvenes y los mentores recibirán un mapa con los puntos de acceso y las restricciones. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. El mentor no tiene permitido cazar. c. Están prohibidos los perros. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Greeley, diríjase 5 millas al este en la ctra. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951/68 acres CAZA: paloma, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. hasta una hora después de la puesta de sol. b. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera. c. El acceso a la caza está limitado a los ocupantes de vehículos legalmente estacionados en 1 de las 4 plazas de la zona designada. Se requiere reserva para ocupar un espacio desde las 4 a. m. hasta el mediodía. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. Después del mediodía, todas las plazas de estacionamiento están disponibles por orden de llegada. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza. e. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde la Interestatal 70, tome la ctra. 65 unas 10 millas al este. Gire hacia la ctra. 330 y continúe al este por 0.5 millas. SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 421/11 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada CAZA: aves acuáticas desde las persianas designadas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos, excepto la caza de aves acuáticas desde escondites designados. 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Garland, diríjase 2.5 millas al este en la ctra. 160 hacia Trinchera Ranch Rd., luego continúe 2 millas al sur hacia Icehouse Rd.. Luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste hacia el norte hasta la entrada, o continúe 1 milla al sur hasta la entrada sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/1061 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas para acampar. d. Se admite el ingreso de perros, pero deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento, excepto cuando se usan como ayuda en la caza. excepto cuando se caza desde el extremo O de Mount Shavano SFU, río arriba hasta el límite marcado de la propiedad. Se prohíbe cazar con rifles de percusión central. c. Se prohíbe descargar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza desde el extremo E de Mount Shavano SFU, río abajo hasta la autopista. 291, puente. Solo se permite la caza con arcos de mano. d. Caza prohibida entre la autopista 291 y el río Arkansas, desde la ctra. 291 y río abajo hacia la CR 175. e. Bicicletas permitidas. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. ▶ NUEVO MONTE WERNER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — ROUTT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 2 millas al sur en la ctra. 40 (Avenida Lincoln). Tome la salida de Mt. Werner y gire hacia el O en Mt. Werner Rd. El estacionamiento está al SO de la intersección, en el lado S de Mt. Werner Rd. GMUs/ACRES: 131/55 acres PESCA: corriente de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la I-70 oeste hasta la salida Evergreen Pkwy., continúe por 6 millas al sur en la ctra. 74 hacia Evergreen Lake; gire a la derecha en la calle Upper Bear Creek. Diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste, gire nuevamente a la derecha en la calle Upper Bear Creek (CR 480) y continúe por 3 millas, siguiendo las indicaciones de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39/3438 acres CAZA: venado, alce PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 15 de junio al 31 de diciembre. b. Solo se permiten actividades de pesca y caza desde el día después del Día del Trabajo hasta el final de la 4.º temporada regular de rifle. c. Acampada limitada a 5 días en un periodo de 45 días en campamentos designados, excepto en las temporadas de caza mayor. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. e. Los vehículos están prohibidos el día después del Día del Trabajo hasta el 14 de jun., excepto en las temporadas regulares de venado y alce con rifle. f. Grupos de 25 o más personas deben obtener un permiso antes de su uso; 1 grupo permitido a la vez. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE ▶ MURPHY SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6/6 millas de río PESCA: Río Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 61, luego continúe por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 951/159 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291; luego diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste en la CR 154, luego continúe 1.25 millas noroeste en la CR 160 hasta el primer estacionamiento. La segunda zona de estacionamiento está a 0.7 millas pasando el primer lote en la CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56/231 acres PESCA: lagos de agua fría, río Arkansas (acceso sur del río solamente) RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe cazar con rifles de percusión central. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291 hacia la CR 154. El área de vida silvestre se encuentra a lo largo del lado sur del río Arkansas, entre Sand Lake y la presa de derivación del Monte Shavano SFU por encima de SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57/84 acres PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. S de la CR 154 y al O de autopista cerrado. 291. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, 20 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 11 millas al noroeste en la ctra. 491 hacia la ctra. 184, luego diríjase 2 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 711/764 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. c. Se prohíbe los envases de vidrio. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. e. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Drake, diríjase 0.25 millas al oeste en la calle Devil’s Gulch. GMU/ACRES: 20/16 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. Fishing access requires permission from surrounding private property owner(s). b. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, diríjase 35 millas al noroeste en la ctra. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851/840 acres PESCA: lago y arroyo de agua fría CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, oso RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes con estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, a excepción de las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico cuando se utilicen como ayuda a la pesca. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: KRACHT ENTRANCE: From Meeker, take CR 8 for 3.5 miles, then go E on CR 6 for 6 miles to CR 40. Take CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SEELY ENTRANCE: From Meeker, go 6.3 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on left. SLEEPY CAT PONDS: From Meeker, go 14.5 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT ENTRANCE: From Meeker, go 15.7 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW sign on left. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 16.3 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch and look for CPW sign, pullout, and bench on left. Access/foot trail to public section of river is on right or south side of CR 8. BEL AIRE ENTRANCE: From Meeker, go 20 miles on CR 8 to CR 17, then go 1 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24/13,664 acres totales, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La unidad Oak Ridge está abierta del 16 de julio al 30 de noviembre NUEVO a excepción de las cacerías de pavos para jóvenes del 1 al 30 de abril y los titulares de licencias de pavo GMU 23 válidas y su acompañante del 1 al 31 de mayo. b. La unidad de estanques Sleepy Cat y la servidumbre de pesca Sleepy Cat están abiertas solo para pescar. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. d. Caza permitida al S de CR 8, al O de CR 17 y al N y E de CR 10 solo con equipo de tiro con arco. e. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones no asociadas con actividades de pesca o caza permitidas solo en áreas designadas. f. En el lago Avery, el uso de embarcaciones está prohibido si crea una estela de aguas bravas. g. Actividades de contacto acuático permitidas solo en áreas designadas. h. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE i. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento en la Unidad Lake Avery, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Coaldale, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 2 millas hacia la CR 45, gire al norte y continúe por 1.5 millas. El acceso público puede no estar a ambos lados del río. Verifique si hay señales. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86/28 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Acceso desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ ORCHARD MESA WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 50 hacia Orchard Mesa. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Gire al oeste en B 1/2 Rd. durante 2 millas, luego gire al norte en la calle 30, recorra 0.5 millas y gire al este en la calle C. Conduzca 0.5 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento al final de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 41/148 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo acceso a pie desde el área de estacionamiento en C Rd. entre las carreteras 30 y 31. b. Cerrado del 15 de marzo–15 de julio. c. Prohibida la caza menor, excepto la de aves acuáticas. d. Se permite la caza mayor y la caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva previa. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. e. Caza mayor restringida únicamente al equipo de tiro con arco. f. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben usar únicamente los escondites de caza designados. g. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ ORIENT MINE SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache diríjase al este en la ctra. 285 por 13.8 millas, gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. 17 e inmediatamente gire a la izquierda hacia la CR GG, continúe en GG por 7.2 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 82/368 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso 3 horas antes de la salida del sol y 3 horas después de la puesta de sol, excepto cuando se haya capturado un animal en tierras públicas adyacentes. b. El acceso a los terrenos públicos adyacentes a través de la propiedad con fines de caza está permitido entre el 1 de oct. al 31 de mayo de cada año. Los cazadores que deseen acceder a través de la propiedad a tierras federales adyacentes deben comunicarse con Orient Land Trust y cumplir con sus procedimientos de entrada y salida. c. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. d. El acceso a la propiedad es solo a pie desde los terrenos públicos adyacentes. e. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63 hacia la CR 16, luego continúe al este por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 96/192 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 13 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 25, luego continúe 6 millas con dirección sureste. GMU/ACRES: 171/920 acres CAZA: caza menor, caza mayor RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ OXBOW SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 9 millas al este por la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 36, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al norte hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 130/410 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz blanca, paloma huilota RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre NOTA: La unidad 125 tiene una superficie pequeña y un acceso limitado. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: SWA en parcelas dispersas generalmente entre 2 a 5 millas al sur y al sureste de Leadville en los barrancos de Iowa, Thompson y Empire. Accesible por la CR 2 o la CR 52. Obtenga el mapa y la información en la Oficina de Área de CPW en Salida o en la Oficina de Guardabosques del USFS en Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49/1300 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso restringido del 15 de agosto–30 de noviembre para la caza durante las temporadas de borrego cimarrón, ciervo fusil habitual, alce y oso únicamente. Debe tener una licencia válida para las especies que se caza. b. Pesca permitida solo en Iowa Gulch y Upper Empire Gulch. c. No se admiten perros. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, tome la salida 75, diríjase al sureste por North Battlement Pkwy. Gire a la derecha en el semáforo para entrar a la carretera principal (Cardinal Way). Gire a la izquierda en la Av. Colorado y diríjase al sur. La Av. Colorado se convierte en la Av. Yampa. Gire a la izquierda en el círculo de La Plata; zona de estacionamiento de SWA al final del círculo. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42/42 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso público a la superficie congelada del lago. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto la botadura y el uso de flotadores para la pesca. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 2 millas con dirección este en Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191/62 acres de agua, 180 acres de tierra CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto la botadura y el uso de flotadores para la pesca. b. Los pescadores deben entrar a pie a través de la puerta de la estación de control, y deben registrarse y salir en la estación cuando esté abierta. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 8 millas al este por la ctra. 160 hacia la ctra. 172, luego diríjase 2 millas al sur hacia la CR 302. Continúe por 1 milla al sur hacia la CR 304, luego continúe 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 75/85 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto la botadura y el uso de aquellas que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico. b. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. c. Se permite la caza solo los sábados, domingos y miércoles. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), luego gire a la derecha y continúe 2 millas al norte hacia la CR 208 (calle Dry Fork). TERRENO DE DECKER: Desde Durango, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la calle Victory Coal Mine, gire a la derecha y diríjase 0.5 millas hacia la carretera de acceso (a través de la propiedad privada). GMU/ACRES: 74/7720 acres totales, ambos terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público O de La Plata CR 208 prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril, excepto cazadores de pavos. b. Acceso público E de La Plata CR 208 prohibido del 1 de diciembre–31 de julio. c. Solo los cazadores con licencia pueden acampar durante la temporada de caza mayor más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. d. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo para cazar. e. Se admite el ingreso de perros del 1 de mayo al 30 de septiembre al O de CR 208 y del 1 de agosto al 30 de septiembre al E de CR 208, y deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. f. Se admite el ingreso de perros del 1 de octubre–30 de noviembre solo si son animales de servicio, durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ PERKINS SWA (ACCESS EASEMENT) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 por 10 millas. En el marcador de milla 174, gire a la derecha en la CR 25. Continúe por 0.5 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 26. Continúe por 5 millas, gire a la derecha en la CR 2 y continúe por aprox.1 milla hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181/83 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza. 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ PICEANCE SWA — CONDADOS DE RIO BLANCO Y GARFIELD INDICACIONES: SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek), luego continúe por 17 millas al sur hacia la CR 26 (calle Black Sulphur Creek), luego diríjase 20 millas al oeste hacia la entrada este. UNIDAD DE YELLOW CREEK: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek.), luego diríjase 6 millas al sur hacia la CR 20 (camino de tierra), luego diríjase 5 millas al oeste hacia la calle Yellow Creek. ESTACIÓN EXPERIMENTAL DE LITTLE HILLS: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek), luego continúe 7 millas al sur hacia la CR 22. Siga las indicaciones hasta la estación (3 millas). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31/25,193 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: acampar en áreas designadas, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe descargar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas de seguridad designadas o según lo señalizado en la unidad de Little Hills. b. Se permite acampar. c. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas solo en las unidades Yellow Creek y Square S. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida de Julesburg (N.º 180), diríjase 0.1 millas al norte por la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 28, luego continúe por 1.5 millas hacia el oeste por la CR 28 hacia la carretera de servicio. Continúe por 0.1 millas norte hacia el estacionamiento. O, desde Julesburg, diríjase 0.7 millas hacia el oeste en la ctra. 138 hacia la CR 39, luego continúe por 0.9 millas al sur en la CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92/1854 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, patos, gansos de nieve RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ POT CREEK SWA (ACCESS EASEMENT) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO Esta es una PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta ÚNICAMENTE a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.info/hunting-reservations GMU/ACRES: 1/1747 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo para cazar. d. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos motorizados, excepto en las carreteras designadas o con el permiso de los propietarios de la hacienda. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos solo a pie. e. Pesca prohibida. ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: En la intersección de USFS Rd. 376 y Bull Park, camine por aprox. 3 millas en Bull Park Trail hasta SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/635 acres CAZA: borrego cimarrón RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. abierto de 16 de julio al 31 de marzo. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70 hasta la salida n.º 49, luego diríjase 8 millas al este por la ctra. 65 hacia la ctra. 330. Avance aprox. 8 millas y gire a la izquierda hacia la calle Sunnyside (V Rd.), luego continúe por 0.125 millas hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 421/1346 acres CAZA: venado, alce, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril, excepto en el campo de tiro. b. Disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo está permitido para la caza o en el campo de tiro. c. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención durante el campamento. ▶ POTHOOK RANCH SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: SLATER CREEK) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT GMU/ACRES: 4/2355 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. El acceso público está prohibido, excepto para la pesca, la observación de la vida silvestre o la caza con una licencia limitada de caza mayor de Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) válida para la propiedad. b. Todos los accesos públicos a pie solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento/puntos de acceso designados. c. Acceso de pesca dentro de los 20 pies de la línea de flotación alta de ambas orillas de Slater Creek solamente. d. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo para cazar. e. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 285. Gire al oeste en la CR 8.0S. El SWA comienza en la unión de las CR 8.0S y 106, y continúa hacia el noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 80/714 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto en áreas designadas del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero, martes, jueves y sábados solo. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante las temporadas de caza de aves acuáticas y solo en áreas de estacionamiento con remolques o casas rodantes autónomos. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER 22 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191/395 acres CAZA: venado, conejo PESCA: corriente de agua fría RECREACIÓN: rafting, pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite descargar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza o la pesca con arco. c. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE WASHINGTON Y LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 y la salida Merino, diríjase 1 milla al norte hacia la ctra. 6, luego 3.3 millas al noreste. GMU/ACRES: 96/2924 acres CAZA: venado, paloma, ardilla, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Máximo de 250 vehículos en la propiedad a la vez. b. A partir del 1 de octubre hasta la temporada de ganso oscuro, se permite la pesca solo desde la presa. Se permite la pesca en hielo solo a 50 yardas de la represa. Prohibida la navegación excepto embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico utilizado para montar y recoger señuelos y recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas. c. La caza está prohibida según lo señalizado, incluso desde dispositivos flotantes. d. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo para cazar. e. Se prohíbe el uso de esquí acuático, contenedores de vidrio y motos acuáticas, OHV y motos de nieve. f. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. g. Navegar, practicar windsurf permitido solo en julio y agosto. h. Todos los ruidos fuertes que perturben la paz, excepto las actividades de caza legal, prohibidos de 10 p. m.–6 a. m. i. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención en áreas designadas para acampar. j. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA)— CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 291. La zona de estacionamiento se encuentra en la esquina suroeste del puente, en el marcador de la milla 8. GMU/ACRES: 56/10 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. No se admiten embarcaciones ni perros. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 10 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 184 hacia la CR 33, luego continúe por 1 milla al sur en la carretera de acceso, diríjase 1.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 73/177 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. Cuando esté permitido, operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas no está permitido. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 101 en Las Animas, diríjase al sur por 1 milla en la ctra. 101 hacia la CR 10.75. Después diríjase al sur en la calle 10.75 hacia la calle EE, luego diríjase hacia el oeste hasta la calle 9.5. Continúe al sur por 1 milla hacia la propiedad en las carreteras DD y 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130/960 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego continúe por 3.5 millas al este hacia Upper Queens. Continúe por la carretera de acceso sur por 2 millas. UPPER QUEENS: Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego diríjase 3.5 millas al este. NEE GRONDA: Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego continúe por 1 milla. NEE SO PAH: Cerrado según lo publicado. NEE NOSHE: Desde Eads, diríjase 11 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hasta el camino de acceso a la rampa para botes del condado de Kiowa, luego continúe por 0.25 millas hacia el este hasta la rampa pública para botes. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127/13,886 acres en total CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES EN TODAS LAS UNIDADES: a. Se prohíbe la operación de embarcaciones si crean una estela de aguas bravas en el canal entre Upper y Lower Queens. b. Permitido nadar. c. Los cazadores deben registrar el ingreso y egreso de los campos/pozos en la estación de control durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. d. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas y establecidas para acampar. e. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. NEE NOSHE: a. Cerrado según lo señalizado en Nee Noshe excepto para recuperar presas de aves acuáticas desde el 1 de diciembre hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas según lo señalizado. b. Se permite la botadura y el uso de todas las embarcaciones. c. Todas las actividades de contacto acuático permitidas. ▶ RADIUM SWA — CONDADOS DE GRAND, EAGLE Y ROUTT INDICACIONES: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd.) and then W 12 miles to the first tract of land, marked by CPW signs on the S side of the road. To reach Blacktail Creek, and the tracts located on the N side of the Colorado River, continue W on CR 11 and turn N toward Radium. After crossing the bridge over the river, bear right on CR 11 and look for the CPW signs. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361/10,996 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona protegida señalizada. b. Se permite acampar, excepto según lo señalizado. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE JEFFERSON INDICACIONES: Desde Golden, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la ctra. 93 hacia Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Gire a la izquierda y continúe al oeste por 13 millas hasta el cañón. Gire a la derecha en Crawford Gulch, continúe entre 3 a 4 millas hacia el este; el estacionamiento de la SWA está a la derecha. GMU/ACRES: 38/2100 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, animales de peletería RESTRICCIONES: a. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ RAMAH SWA — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Ramah, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la ctra. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110/400 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas migratorias PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campo de tiro con arco. (NOTA: A partir de ago. de 2012, el lago está seco. Llame a CPW para actualizaciones de condición.) INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza o se pesca con arco. Se prohíben los rifles de fuego central. b. No se permite prácticas de tiro, excepto para equipos de tiro con arco en el campo de tiro con arco establecido. ▶ RED DOG SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Holly diríjase al norte en la CR 35 hacia la calle JJ, luego diríjase al este en la calle JJ por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 127/570 acres CAZA: caza menor ▶ RED LION SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Red Lion (N.º 155), luego diríjase 3 millas al norte hasta ctra. 138. Diríjase 1 milla al noreste hacia la CR 95, luego diríjase 0.25 millas al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92/1297 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta las temporadas habituales de patos, los cazadores deben registrarse y salir en la estación de control. Los cazadores no pueden registrarse hasta las 4:00 a. m. b. Caza prohibida desde la superficie congelada del lago y dispositivos flotantes. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las embarcaciones de propulsión a mano, viento o eléctrica utilizadas para la pesca o para la colocación y recogida de señuelos y recuperación de presas de aves acuáticas. La embarcación debe ser puesta a flote desde la zona designada, tal y como se indica. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SWA está 2.5 millas al este de Granby en la CR 60. Acceso público disponible con permiso del propietario privado adyacente. GMU/ACRES: 28/161 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 15 de abril al 30 de noviembre. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ REDDY SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: SWA está a unas 7 millas al sur de Leadville en la ctra. 24, en el paso elevado de la ctra. Arkansas River. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49/8 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Acceso permitido solo dentro de los 30 pies de la línea de flotación alta o según lo señalizado. Acceso solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Los perros están prohibidos. ▶ RICHARD SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA Y CAZAR) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12W, luego siga por 8 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 7. Después diríjase 7 millas al norte hacia Lake John SWA. Diríjase al extremo sur del lago John hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 161/2323 acres, 6 millas de río CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría North Fork RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la caza y la pesca. b. Prohibida la caza a 200 yardas de los edificios. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO. INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22/383 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas, conejos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, esquí acuático, observación de vida silvestre, campamento en el área designada INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento solo en áreas designadas, y el acceso a la unidad Roselund es solo para uso diurno. b. Caza mayor con tiro con arco únicamente. c. Se permite las actividades de contacto acuático y la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones. d. Se permite acampar. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. e. Se permite fogatas dentro de una estructura de contención. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la Av. Sherman. GMU/ACRES: 791/935 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, áreas de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero. En los caminos establecidos, se permite el senderismo, los paseos a caballo y el ingreso de perros bajo control y atados por el guía. El Responsable de Vida Silvestre de la zona puede autorizar el acceso durante el cierre si no perjudica a las aves que anidan o invernan. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores de aves acuáticas con licencia durante las temporadas de caza de aves acuáticas en áreas de estacionamiento con baños. c. El responsable de Vida silvestre de la zona podrá establecer cierres para gestionar la presión de la caza y la seguridad durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA DEL NORTE) — CONDADO DE RÍO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Del Norte, tome la ctra. 160 oeste. SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. 160 y comienza poco más allá de la ciudad de Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79/124 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de propulsión manual permitidas en la rampa CR 17. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar del 15 de agosto–31 de mayo. ▶ ROEBER SWA — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde Paonia en Av. Onarga diríjase al sur por la calle Lamborn Mesa hacia la calle Minerich. Continúe por 1 milla al sur sobre la calle Minerich hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 53/1030 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo PESCA: lago de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la caza y la pesca. b. Abierto desde el 1 de mayo hasta el final de la temporada regular de caza mayor. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y cazar en la servidumbre de espacio abierto. d. Perros prohibidos. ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 35 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia USFS Rd. 513, luego diríjase por 2 millas hacia el noroeste por la bifurcación. Tome la bifurcación de la derecha por 200 yardas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 76/41 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Sólo se permite embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico que se utilicen como ayuda para la pesca. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Divide, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 67 hacia la calle Gold Camp, cerca de Victor. Luego diríjase 20 millas al este Desde Colorado Springs. Gire al oeste en la Old Stage Rd. en la intersección de Old Stage Rd. y Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. continúe por la calle Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 59/357 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. La represa, el área cerca de la casa del cuidador y el lado norte del embalse están cerrados según lo anunciado. b. Estacionamiento y acceso únicamente desde las áreas de estacionamiento establecidas. c. Embarcaciones prohibidas excepto flotadores para pesca. d. Pesca permitida de 5 a.m.–9 p.m. e. Se prohíbe los perros, la pesca en hielo y el disparo de armas de fuego. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia USFS Rd. 520, luego siga por 4 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/177 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. ▶ ROARING FORK/GIANINETTI SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. GMU: 43 PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca; acceso permitido desde los puntos designados según lo señalizado. b. No se admiten perros. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al sur por la I-25 hasta la salida 98-A, luego diríjase al sur por Santa Fe hasta Runyon Field. Diríjase al este por la calle Runyon Field Rd. por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 123/88 acres PESCA: pesca en aguas templadas y frías RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, sendero natural, muelle de pesca para discapacitados RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público de 7:30 a. m. a 9:30 p. m.; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Bicicletas permitidas. c. Sólo se permite embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico que se utilizan como ayuda para la pesca. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 6 millas al norte en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 12 millas al oeste por Gore Pass hasta USFS Rd. 206. Diríjase 2.5 millas al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 15/205 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES:manadas a. Se permite acampar. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase 2 millas al noreste en la ctra. 266, cruce el puente y gire hacia el este en la CR 80.5. TERRENO DE McCLELLAND: Diríjase 1.25 millas más hacia el este de las direcciones anteriores. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129/1142 acres en total CAZA: venado, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños NOTA: La unidad 129 tiene una superficie pequeña y un acceso limitado. 24 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase 9 millas al sur en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR R, luego diríjase 1.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 682/4579 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero y según lo publicado. Secc. 29 cerrado durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. b. Cerrado después de la 1 p. m. durante la primera temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Estacionar solo en las áreas de estacionamiento establecidas. d. Se permite acampar a los cazadores de aves acuáticas con licencia durante las temporadas de caza de aves acuáticas y solo en unidades independientes en áreas designadas. e. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en febrero, marzo, agosto y septiembre. f. Se requiere una licencia de caza o pesca o un pase para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado, excepto para el área de estacionamiento y los baños ubicados a la salida de la autopista. 285. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, tome el Colo. 82 por 3.6 millas al sur. Gire levemente a la derecha hacia la calle Old State ctra. 82, continúe por 0.6 millas y gire levemente a la derecha hacia la CR 109. SWA está a la izquierda. GMU: 444 PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, estacionamiento limitado RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la botadura y el uso de embarcaciones, a menos que dichas embarcaciones sean personales, en cuyo caso, está prohibido. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde San Luis, diríjase 3 millas al este por la ctra. 152 hacia la ctra. 242, luego diríjase 5.2 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/1462 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. c. Se permite acampar. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en Julesburg (N.º 180), diríjase 8 millas al sur en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 16, gire al este en la CR 49 y continúe por 1 milla al sur. GMU/ACRES: 93/209 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Caza abierta solo para jóvenes/mentores. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.1 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 291. SWA se encuentra al este de la ctra., frente al Centro Médico Regional Heart of the Rockies. GMU/ACRES: 57/14 acres PESCA: lago y río de agua fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza y el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. b. Bicicletas permitidas. c. Se admite el ingreso de perros, pero deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 4.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 35, luego diríjase 0.25 millas al oeste hacia la CR CC. Luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 101/287 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos, excepto que se pueden usar escopetas con perdigones o arcos para cazar. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 8.5 millas con dirección norte en CR DD en Arikaree River. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE GMU/ACRES: 102/3202 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino NUEVO ▶ COLINAS DE SAN LUIS SWA — COSTILLA CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Garland, vaya al S por la autopista. 159 por 10 millas hasta Costilla CR X, luego hacia el O por CR X por 9 millas hasta CR 10, luego hacia el S por CR 10 por 1 milla hasta la entrada principal. GMUs/ACRES: 83/17000 acres CAZA: alces, ciervos, aves acuáticas, caza menor PESCA: Cinco millas de acceso de pesca frente al río Grande; lucio del norte RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, caminatas, campamento disperso primitivo, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar mientras se realizan actividades de caza o pesca. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención cuando se asocian con actividades de caza o pesca. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 160 con dirección oeste por 60 millas. Tome la ctra. 150 con dirección norte por 13.5 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Six Mile Lane y continúe por 8 millas, luego diríjase al norte por 0.125 millas hasta la entrada. GMU/ACRES: 82/3317 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, caza mayor, pesca, campamento, senderismo, paseos en bote, esquí de fondo/senderismo con raquetas de nieve INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, áreas de estacionamiento, sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Se prohíbe operar embarcaciones al N de la línea de boyas. b. Cerrado del 15 de febrero–15 de julio al N de la línea de boyas y línea de cerca del NO. Cuando está abierto, área accesible solo a pie o a caballo. c. Bicicletas permitidas como ayuda en la caza y la pesca únicamente. d. Se permite carritos de juego. e. Se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o cuando estén cazando activamente, entrenándose para cazar o durante pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: APPLEBAUGH) — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Placerville, diríjase 0.75 millas al sur en la ctra. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70/13 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ SAPINERO SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 15 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. Acceso desde la ctra. 50 en las carreteras Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek y Dry Gulch. GMU/ACRES: 54/7129 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 4.5 millas al sur en la ctra. 131 hacia la CR 18, luego diríjase 7 millas al sureste. GMU/ACRES: 15/309 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención durante el campamento. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — CONDADO DE BOULDER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 tome la ctra. 7 oeste. Gire al norte en la calle 75 El SWA está al oeste de la calle 75 después de cruzar la calle Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29/208 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público de 5 a. m. hasta la medianoche. b. Es posible que se indique que otras actividades estén prohibidas para implementar el acuerdo de administración entre CPW y la Ciudad de Boulder. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones y la caza. d. Cabalgatas únicamente en caminos de mantenimiento establecidos. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. f. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde Sedgwick, diríjase 2 millas al noreste en la ctra. 138 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego continúe por 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 92/885 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 142 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero. b. Se permite acampar mientras se realizan actividades de caza o pesca. b. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención mientras se realizan actividades de caza o pesca. c. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en ago. y sept. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 101 en Las Animas, tome la ctra. 101 sur por 16 millas hacia la CR P. Diríjase al oeste en la CR P por 1 milla hacia la CR 11, luego diríjase al sur por 6 millas en las CR 11 y 10. GMU/ACRES: 130/2438 acres CAZA: berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 14 millas con dirección suroeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 28, luego diríjase 1 milla al sur hacia la CR 11. Diríjase 3 millas al sur en la CR 11A, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 17/81 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza. c. Se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 85 sur hacia Roxborough Park. Gire al oeste en Titan Pkwy., incorpórese a la calle Titan. Gire al sur en la calle Roxborough Park. SWA está cerca del final de la carretera (antes de la curva oeste). SWA se extiende hacia el sur. GMU/ACRES: 51/699 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. Acceso únicamente a pie. b. Se permite la caza solo para venados y alces, y solo con permiso de caza obtenido por el proceso de asignación de Sharptail Ridge SWA. Los cazadores deben tener licencia limitada de venado o alce para GMU 51 antes de solicitar el permiso. Máximo 2 cazadores diarios. Se permiten solicitudes grupales para un máximo de 2 cazadores por grupo. Permisos válidos solo por 2–3 días a partir del fin de semana del Día del Trabajo. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de área de CPW en Denver: 303-291-7227. Los titulares de los permisos pueden llevar a 1 persona no cazadora; esa persona debe permanecer con los cazadores en todo momento. c. Los cazadores pueden estacionarse en el área de estacionamiento detrás de la puerta durante las horas en la que se les permite cazar. Está prohibido conducir a otro lugar en la propiedad. d. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la Av. Sherman. GMU/ACRES: 791/120 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: río de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe cazar con rifles de percusión central. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o, en el caso de los arcos, cuando se utilizan en el campo de tiro con arco. c. Los arcos en el campo de tiro con arco deben cumplir con lo siguiente: objetivo y punto de campo únicamente (sin puntas anchas); ballestas prohibidas; todas las personas deben cumplir con las reglas de seguridad del campo de tiro tal y como se señalizan. d. Se permite acampar a los cazadores de aves acuáticas con licencia durante las temporadas de caza de aves acuáticas y solo en áreas de estacionamiento con unidades independientes. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 25 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE debajo del puente del ferrocarril y acérquese al estacionamiento a la izquierda en 1/4 de milla. GMU/ACRES: 15/45.5 acres PESCA: corriente de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto en abril. 1–30 de noviembre solo para pesca. b. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer. c. Acceso permitido en las ubicaciones designadas de "Área de acceso de pesca" y "Desvío de acceso público" en el mapa. d. Solo acceso sin cita previa. e. Se prohíbe la caza y descarga de armas de fuego o arcos. f. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE BACA Y LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Prichett, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al sur en la CR 3 por aprox. 8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144/7139 acres CAZA: venados, pavos, depredadores PESCA: pez sol verde, siluro negro RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. También se permite la caza nocturna con permiso. b. Acceso prohibido en la envolvente del edificio y las zonas de seguridad designadas, según lo señalizado. c. Estacionamiento permitido solo en áreas designadas. d. Solo se admite la caza con trampas solo con permiso. Los permisos deben estar en los tramperos en todo momento durante la captura. Permisos disponibles en la oficina de área de CPW en Lamar. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la salida de Wellington, diríjase 0.3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 1 hacia la CR 7, diríjase 1.4 millas al norte hacia la CR 66 y luego 2 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 9/135 acres PESCA: especies de aguas templadas y frías RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. c. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. d. Se prohíben los OHV y las motos de nieve. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur por 5 millas en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla en la carretera pavimentada, gire al sur siguiendo la carretera pavimentada, gire al este hacia la CR 22, luego continúe 0.5 millas al este hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/2157 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe entrenar perros. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde Blanca, diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la calle Airport, luego continúe por 4 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/278 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: estación de descarga para remolques, baño, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Las orillas norte y este están abiertas al acceso público del 16 de juliohastael 14 de feb. solamente. b. Solo se puede pescar a menos de 200 yardas de la represa desde el 1 de nov. hasta el final de la temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. d. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a menos de 50 pies del agua. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la ctra. 402 salida (N.º 255), diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 402 hacia la CR 9E, luego continúe 0.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/44 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca ni para los cazadores con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano utilizadas para la pesca o la caza. c. Se permite descargar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza o la pesca con arco. d. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos y bicicletas. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Victor, diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la CR 67 hacia la CR 86, luego diríjase 2 millas al este hacia la CR 861. Diríjase 12 millas al este hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/715 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas. NUEVO ▶ SKCK SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — ROUTT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat, diríjase hacia el E por la autopista 40 hacia la ctra. 131, 20 millas al S y luego a la izquierda en RCR 12. Pase por debajo del puente del ferrocarril y acérquese al estacionamiento a la izquierda en 1/4 de milla. Desde Phippsburg, diríjase hacia el N por la 131 durante aproximadamente 1 milla. Gire a la derecha en RCR 12. Pase por 26 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase 21 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 1, luego diríjase 3 millas al este. Diríjase 2 millas al norte y 2 millas al este. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109/18,365 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, pavo, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas, agachadiza común PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos, baños, área de pícnic con pozo de barbacoa RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento y acceso solo desde áreas designadas. b. Se puede autorizar pruebas de campo en febrero, marzo, agosto y septiembre. No se puede autorizar más de 2 pruebas de febrero–marzo. Solo se puede autorizar 1 prueba entre agosto–septiembre. c. Se prohíbe el acceso para la caza de aves acuáticas en la zona aguas abajo de la presa y según lo señalizado. d. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas y establecidas para acampar. e. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Aguilar, diríjase al oeste por la calle Apishapa; siga las indicaciones. GMU/ACRES: 85/6450 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, pavo RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente desde las zonas de estacionamiento establecidas. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. b. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor, primavera y otoño del pavo más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. c. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas para acampar. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 3 millas al sur CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581/1937 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas, berrendo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR FF. Diríjase 1.5 millas al norte hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 98/75 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, rampa para botes, refugios para pícnic, mesas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza después del 31 de octubre en las áreas al E de la presa únicamente. b. Se prohíbe la caza en la mitad O del lago. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto en el caso de arcos en el campo de tiro con arco, y, en el caso de las escopetas con perdigones o arcos durante la caza. d. Embarcaciones prohibidas, excepto las de propulsión manual o eléctrica. ▶ NUEVO STEAMBOAT SPRINGS SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — ROUTT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, avance 1 milla al S en Routt CR 14 (River Rd.). Estacionamiento disponible para uno o dos vehículos dentro de un área de 1/4 de milla a lo largo de Routt CR 14 (River Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 131/51 acres PESCA: corriente de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, tome la ctra. 34 hacia el oeste a Big Thomspon School; diríjase al norte por 4 millas en la calle Buckhorn (CR 27) hacia Masonville. Diríjase hacia el noroeste en la calle Buckhorn por 2.5 millas hacia la calle Bar D Ranch (Carretera de acceso a Storm Mountain). GMU: 20 RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado según lo señalizado. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE b. Los OHV deben remolcarse hasta que estén en terrenos del Servicio Forestal de EE. UU. c. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. NOTA: Carretera cerrada cuando el USFS cierra sus puertas (1 de dic.). Carretera abierta solo durante todas las temporadas de caza mayor hasta la fecha. NOTA: Los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross deben ir en remolque hasta que estén en terrenos del USFS. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 9 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73/526 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. Cuando esté permitido, operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas no está permitido. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Crook (N.º 149), diríjase 0.5 millas al norte por la ctra. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93/10,696 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento limitado INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. En el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza de venados con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía, solo se permite la caza de venados. c. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Los cazadores deben estacionar en la zona de caza designada. Pasadas las 9 a. m., los cazadores podrán cazar en áreas adyacentes. Los cazadores de venados y pavos solo deben registrarse en el área este, oeste o sur de Tamarack. d. Desde el 25 de oct. hasta el final de las temporadas regulares de pato, las reservas están disponibles, pero no son requeridas durante los fines de semana y feriados estatales y federales. Consulte “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para más detalles. e. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. Máximo 3 pruebas en feb., marzo o ago. Máximo de 1 prueba en sept. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. g. Solo se permite acampar en las áreas designadas. ESTANQUES DE AUMENTO: a. La caza de aves acuáticas se realiza por sorteo desde el día de apertura de la segunda temporada de patos hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro. b. Solo se permite la caza en un estanque/zona de caza específica cada día. c. Para participar en el sorteo, envíe una tarjeta postal o una carta con sello hasta el 30 de sept. a la Oficina de Área de CPW en Brush, con su nombre, dirección, número de teléfono, número de identificación personal (CID) y las fechas de reserva deseadas. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia válida y sellos para cazar aves acuáticas para entrar. Los cazadores pueden solicitar variasfechas de caza en una sola presentación. d. Los cazadores que ganen el sorteo están obligados a cumplir todas las normas de caza pertinentes. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Máximo de 4 cazadores por grupo por día. Los cazadores deben estacionarse en las áreas de estacionamiento designadas, pero se les permite dejar señuelos a través de las carreteras y los caminos 4x4 como se indica. Los cazadores deben permanecer en los caminos existentes tal y como están señalizados. e. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control durante la temporada de orden de conservación del ganso ligero. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase 16.5 millas al sureste por la CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501/711 acres de tierra, 175 acres de agua CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría, pesca de arroyo RECREACIÓN: campamento INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado en presa, aliviadero, estructuras de salida. b. Se prohíbe operar una embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. c. Se prohíbe el uso de OHV y motos de nieve. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego, pistolas de perdigones o arcos en los campamentos. e. Se permite acampar en campamentos designados y sitios numerados. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o cuando estén cazando activamente, entrenándose para cazar o durante pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 10 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); luego diríjase 18 millas al este hacia la base de Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55/13 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado desde la represa de Taylor hasta 325 yardas río abajo. b. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. c. Se prohíbe la caza y descarga de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 12 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 hacia USFS Rd. 250, luego continúe 9 millas al oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81/240 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase 2 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285, luego diríjase 2 millas al norte en la CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500/950 acres CAZA: caza mayor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en arroyos de aguas frías RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Lamar, diríjase 9 millas al norte en la ctra. 196 hacia la CR TT, diríjase 1 milla al oeste hacia la CR 7 luego diríjase 0.25 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 127/400 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas, conejo PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, baño RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. c. Represas, ensenadas, desembocaduras abiertas solo para la pesca. d. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas bravas desde el 1 de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Toma la I-70 oeste hacia Grand Junction. Salida en la ctra. 6 hacia Palisade. Gire al sur en la calle 38, incorpórese a la calle F 1/4. SWA a lo largo del río al norte de las carreteras F 1/4 y 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/113 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido del 15 de marzo–15 de julio. b. Acceso solamente a pie. c. Se permite la caza con equipo de tiro con arco y escopetas con perdigones o únicamente con cetrería. d. Se permite la caza mayor y la caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva previa. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. e. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben usar los escondites de caza designados. f. Se permite disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUYE OTERO POND) — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 71 hacia la ctra. 10, luego diríjase 2 millas al este a través del puente Timpas Creek. Diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 21, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste en la CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135/141 acres CAZA: conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar del 15 de agosto–31 de mayo. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 5 millas al norte en la ctra. 9, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. Desde Fairplay, diríjase 10 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 9, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 50/1655 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, aves acuáticas, berrendo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: En Gunnison, diríjase al sur por la calle Teller hasta final de carretera. En el estacionamiento de los campos de softball, encuentre la señal de inicio del sendero oeste de Mountain. Tome el camino de tierra hasta el estacionamiento de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 67/465 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado el acceso al público, salvo la pesca, desde el final de la temporada de aves acuáticas hasta el 30 de junio. Abierto el acceso público para la pesca durante todo el año. b. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 3.5 millas al este en la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 29, luego diríjase 1 milla al norte. GMU/ACRES: 73/250 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Cerrado a lo largo de la costa norte del 1 de marzo al 31 de mayo. c. Se prohíbe los envases de vidrio. d. Se prohíbe la caza en la ensenada según lo señalizado. e. La botadura y el uso de embarcaciones puede estar permitido según lo señalizado. Comuníquese con la oficina de CPW de Durango para obtener información actualizada. Cuando esté permitido, operar una embarcación de una manera que cree una estela de aguas bravas no está permitido. f. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por parte del guía, excepto los animales de servicio o cuando estén cazando activamente, entrenándose para cazar o durante pruebas de campo con licencia. g. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Allenspark, diríjase 4 millas al norte en la ctra. 7 hacia la calle Meeker Park (USFS 119). Diríjase 2.5 millas al norte hacia USFS Rd. 325, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 20/640 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 9 millas con dirección noreste por la ctra. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 /96 acres PESCA: pesca de truchas en aguas frías de suelta y captura RECREACIÓN: pesca, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para el acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, con acceso solo desde la zona de estacionamiento designada. b. Está prohibido los contenedores de vidrio. c. Se prohíbe acampar y disparar armas de fuego o arcos. d. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano y los botes flotadores. ▶ DOS BUTTES RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE BACA Y PROWERSs. INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR B.5, luego continúe por 3 millas al este. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139/8533 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada, trucha de temporada, pez saugeye, pomoxis, pez brema, bagre de canal, lubina de boca grande, lubina de boca pequeña, lubina rayada híbrida RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, escalada de roca, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, agua potable, campo de tiro, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto embarcaciones de lanzamiento manual propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico en los estanques debajo de la presa. b. Se permite el uso de embarcaciones y las actividades de contacto acuático en el embalse. c. Se permite acampar en áreas designadas y establecidas para acampar. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención establecida en áreas designadas. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 36 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 17 hacia USFS Rd. 118, luego siga por 4 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/71 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte por la ctra. 287 hacia la CR HH, luego diríjase 14 millas al este hacia la CR 39. Continúe por 3.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 139/200 acres CAZA: paloma, faisán, aves acuáticas, conejo PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones excepto embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico cuando se utilicen para la pesca o la caza. b. Está prohibida toda actividad humana 0.25 millas de la línea de flotación alta alrededor de Turk’s Pond, incluyendo los edificios administrativos, desde el día de apertura de la temporada regular de patos hasta el último día de la temporada regular de ganso oscuro según lo publicado. Los cazadores solo pueden entrar en la veda para recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas, deben dejar todas las armas de fuego fuera de la veda. ▶ TWENTY MILE POND SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección en la ctra. 40 y la CR 27, diríjase al sur en la CR 27 por 5.6 millas hacia el establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 13/11 acres PESCA: Abierto solo para pesca. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ NUEVO HACIENDA SUPERIOR DEL ACANTILADO ROJO SWA — CUSTER CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, viaje hacia el O por la autopista 78 por 20 millas hasta Central Ave. dentro del Beulah Valley. Gire a la derecha en North Creek Rd. (CO Rd. 387) y recorra 6,7 millas hasta la entrada de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 84/480 acres CAZA: alce, ciervo, oso, león de montaña, pavo, urogallo azul PESCA: arroyos y estanques de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICTIONS: a. Acceso público prohibido del 1 de diciembre–30 de abril, excepto para cazadores con licencia y un acompañante que no sea de caza. Caza solo con reserva. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. b. Estacionamiento y acceso permitido solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Se permite descargar armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. d. Se permite acampar a los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor o guajolotes más 3 días antes y 3 días después de 28 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO cada temporada. Se prohíbe acampar a menos de 100 pies de cualquier arroyo. e. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento canino y las pruebas de campo. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Vail, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en el lado sur de la carretera frente a la I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45/107 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de junio al 31 de oct. b. Prohibida la caza. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (UNIDADES CABIN CREEK Y LOST CANYON) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE CABIN CREEK: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego diríjase 0.2 millas al norte por la calle BLM 3107. (200 acres.) UNIDAD DE LOST CANYON: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 1.2 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135, gire al este y diríjase por la CR 10 por 3 millas. Gire al este en la CR 743 y recorra unas 6 millas hasta SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55/510 acres totales CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ VERNER SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12, luego diríjase 5.1 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste hacia la carretera de acceso. GMU/ACRES: 16/2 millas de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, diríjase 1 milla al este en Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85/80 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las de botadura manual, que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico cuando se utilicen para la pesca. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. ▶ WALKER SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en las ctras. 6 y 50. Gire al sur en la calle River, recorra 0.5 millas y gire al sur en el camino de grava. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40/351 acres PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: rafting, canotaje, observación de vida silvestre, programa interpretativo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde media hora antes del amanecer hasta media hora después del atardecer, excepto en la parte pavimentada del sendero Riverfront y durante la pesca. b. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto los arcos permitidos solo para la pesca con arco. d. Prohibida la caza. e. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía y solo en el sendero pavimentado Riverfront. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 7 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 287 hacia la calle Rist Canyon (CR 52E), luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 19/44 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, sendero natural RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe el acceso a la estructura de paso de peces (en el lado NE de la propiedad). c. Cerrado en el lado NO según lo señalizado. d. Se prohíbe pescar desde las paredes de paso de peces o en el paso de peces. e. Se prohíbe el uso/posesión de piscardos vivos. f. Estacionamiento prohibido en la presa S. g. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, la caza, la pesca en hielo, el patinaje sobre hielo, el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos. h. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 887 hasta el siti de WWA. GMU: 551 RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre del 1 de abril al 15 de mayo para el urogallo de Gunnison RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público permitido del 1 al 30 de abril solamente, excepto durante la segunda semana completa (dom. a dom.) de abril cuando el acceso público está prohibido. El acceso público también está prohibido en todos los demás horarios. b. No se admite perros, la descarga de armas de fuego o arcos. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde LaSalle, diríjase 0.25 millas al norte por la ctra. 85 hacia la CR 394, luego continúe por 2.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 94/158 acres CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo, venado RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público el 1 de septiembre hasta el último día de la temporada primaveral de pavos, de 4 a. m a una hora después de la puesta del sol. b. Acceso público solo para cazadores con licencia o miembros del grupo de caza y solo los sábados, domingos, miércoles y feriados estatales y federales. c. Los cazadores solo pueden acceder a la propiedad por el estacionamiento en un lugar designado y numerado. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento a lo largo de la carretera de acceso o de la Weld CR 394. d. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. e. Se prohíbe cazar con rifles de percusión central y armas de avancarga. f. Prohibida la caza en canales de entrada o salida. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — CONDADOS DE LARIMER Y WELD INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE WELLINGTON: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 64, luego diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este. UNIDAD DE COBB LAKE: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 56, luego diríjase 1.4 millas con dirección este. UNIDAD DE SCHWARE: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 60, luego diríjase 1 milla con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 87/1793 acres PESCA: agua templada CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Las unidades de Wellington y Schware abren solo del 16 de julio al 14 de marzo. b. La unidad de Wellington está cerrada desde el primer día de la temporada habitual de aves acuáticas hasta el primer día de la temporada de faisanes, excepto los sábados, domingos, miércoles y feriados estatales y federales. c. Se prohíbe cazar con rifles de percusión central. d. Práctica de tiro prohibida excepto cuando esté autorizada por el gerente de Vida silvestre del área. e. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, excepto las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano utilizadas en el adiestramiento canino, las pruebas de campo o la caza de aves acuáticas. f. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en las unidades de Wellington y Schware desde febrero, 1 de marzo–14 de agosto. Las pruebas pueden autorizarse en la unidad del lago Cobb durante todo el año. g. Las aves de caza domésticas, salvajes o de propiedad privada pueden liberarse con un permiso para el entrenamiento de perros en la unidad lado Cobb. Todas las aves capturadas deberán ser retiradas y todas las aves de caza de propiedad privada deberán ser preparadas para el consumo humano. h. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos, excepto en la unidad del lago Cobb durante las pruebas de campo. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 1 milla con dirección este en Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191/38 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, pesca, campamento INSTALACIONES: campamento, baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. b. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Rifle, diríjase 4 millas con dirección norte por la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. 325, gire a la derecha y diríjase 4 millas hacia CR 252. Diríjase 1.5 millas al noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 33/941 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, conejo, paloma, lince RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento en CR 252, 4 millas noroeste de la ctra. 325; solo agua no potable; campos de tiro de rifles y pistolas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido en el campo de tiro designado entre el atardecer y el amanecer. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto durante la caza o en el campo de tiro designado. c. Solo los cazadores con licencia pueden acampar durante la temporada de caza mayor más 3 días antes y 3 días después de cada temporada. d. Se permite fogatas dentro de la estructura de contención durante el campamento. ▶ WHEELER SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Silt, tome la I-70 oeste por aproximadamente 1 milla. SWA está en el lado norte de la interestatal entre I-70 y las ctras. 6 y 24, adyacentes al río Colorado. SWA es legalmente accesible solo por el río. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42/48 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: trucha, pescado blanco RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Tome la I-76 este hacia Barr Lake. Salga por la Avenida 152, diríjase al este. Gire a la izquierda en la calle Picadilly, gire a la izquierda en la Avenida 128. SWA está en la esquina de la 128 y la calle Tower, y se extiende hacia el sureste. GMU/ACRES: 104/400 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para jóvenes/mentores que hayan recibido certificación para usar la propiedad como participantes en el programa de caza juvenil; acceso limitado a las fechas especificadas por el programa. b. Estacionamiento y acceso permitido solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Las reservas están disponibles para los participantes autorizados para la caza de aves acuáticas. Consulte la sección “Reservas: Caza” (página 1) para obtener más detalles. Los cazadores pueden cazar solo en el área reservada, excepto en áreas donde las reservas se encuentren habilitadas o desocupadas. Registro de entrada y salida obligatorio en la estación de control según lo señalizado y el titular de la reserva debe estar presente durante la caza. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia USFS Rd. 631, luego diríjase 30 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 77/508 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, observación de vida silvestre, campamento INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes, campamento RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de la embarcación si crea una estela de aguas bravas. b. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. c. Las motos de nieve se permite únicamente como ayuda en la pesca en hielo. d. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — CONDADO DE PITKIN INDICACIONES: Para la caza y el acceso de los pescadores, diríjase al estacionamiento de acceso para pescadores de Riverview en la entrada norte de Philips Riverview. Acceso en bote disponible. Acceso para pescadores a pie también disponible desde el sendero de Rio Grande. GMU/ACRES: 43/487 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA (FISHING & HUNTING LEASE) — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 unas 6 millas hacia CR 30. Gire al este en CR 30, continúe por 5 millas y gire al sur en CR NN. Diríjase 3.5 millas al sur al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la carretera. continúa en la página siguiente 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE GMU/ACRES: 102/920 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 a. m., del 1 de septiembre al 31 de mayo. b. No se admite el adiestramiento canino y el uso de caballos. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Granby, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. WWA está en la ctra. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18/12 acres INSTALACIONES: mesas de pícnic, baños, sendero interpretativo de 0.25 millas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, solo área de observación. b. Se prohíbe pescar, cazar, disparar armas de fuego o arcos. c. Los perros deben estar bajo control y atados por el guía en todo momento. d. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR SWA (ARRENDAMIENTO DE PESCA Y CAZA) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Granby, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 y gire al noreste en la ctra. 34 hacia Grand Lake. Al pasar el marcador de milla 5 en la ctra. 34, gire al noroeste en la CR 40 y continúe por 2.25 millas. SWA se encuentra en el lado sur de la CR 40. GMU/ACRES: 18/200 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso permitido únicamente para la pesca, la caza menor y la caza de aves acuáticas. b. Acceso permitido únicamente a través de los puntos de acceso designados según se publiquen. c. Prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. d. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. e. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Telluride, diríjase 13 millas al oeste en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 618 en Fall Creek, luego continúe 9 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 70/160 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: canotaje, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones excepto las que estén propulsadas a mano, a viento o por motor eléctrico. b. Los perros deben estar bajo control y con correa por el guía, excepto los animales de servicio o durante la caza activa, el adiestramiento para caza o las pruebas de campo con licencia. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Al sur de Lake City, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 149, gire a la derecha por la CR 30 (carretera a San Cristobal Lake) por 3.9 millas. Acceso a servidumbre de pesca desde el puente en el extremo de entrada del lago San Cristobal Lake. Puente ubicado en la intersección de la CR 30 y la CR 33. Se requiere que los pescadores se estacionen en esta intersección. GMU/ACRES: 66/4 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para pesca con mosca; acceso desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, solo a pie. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop, diríjase 5.7 millas al oeste en la CR 162 hacia la CR 291. Después diríjase 0.4 millas al oeste en la CR 291 hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481/84 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT b. Acceso público al área de servidumbre permitido desde un solo punto en el extremo S de la propiedad, N del puente en CR 33, cerca de la intersección de CR 33 y CR 30. Todos los demás accesos están prohibidos. c. No se admiten perros. d. La pesca está permitida solo en el lago Fork del río Gunnison, incluidos 20 pies a cada lado de la orilla del río. INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40. SWA está en el lado sur de la ctra. 40 poco después de pasar por el desvío de la CR 29. GMU/ACRES: 13/866 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el disparo de armas de fuego o arcos solo durante la caza. b. Se permite embarcaciones solo mientras se usan activamente para pescar, cazar u observar la vida silvestre. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Dr. Walden diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 11.5 millas; el estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU: 171/3719 PESCA: Illinois River RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la caza y la pesca. b. Se permite la caza de alces, alces y berrendos con un permiso de acceso público limitado únicamente. c. Se pueden obtener permisos de acceso limitado para caza mayor comunicándose con CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center al 970-8703333. Los permisos están disponibles solo para la caza de alces, berrendos y alces. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su permiso de acceso limitado. Para obtener un permiso de acceso limitado, los cazadores ya deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Permisos de acceso limitados válidos a partir del primer día de la temporada de la licencia. Los cazadores solo pueden acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su permiso y pueden tener hasta 2 compañeros que no sean cazadores. Se prohíbe el acceso a los cazadores con permiso de acceso limitado desde 2 horas antes del amanecer y 1 hora después del anochecer, salvo que, cuando se haya abatido un animal, se permita al cazador triunfante y a su(s) acompañante(s) no cazador(es) permanecer el tiempo necesario para retirarlo. d. Pesca prohibida durante las temporadas de caza mayor. e. Estacionamiento y acceso permitidos solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas; solo acceso sin cita previa o a caballo. f. Abierto solo para la caza o la pesca. g. El disparo de armas de fuego o arcos está permitido durante la caza, pero está prohibido en las zonas de seguridad designadas o según lo señalizado. h. Se prohíbe la construcción de escondites de caza. Vida al aire libre Colorado Outdoors es la revista oficial de los Parques de Vida Silvestre de Colorado. Desde hace más de 80 años, ha sido un recurso valorado para los cazadores y pescadores. La edición anual “Preference Point” es un gran recurso para planificar su caza, y las guías anuales de caza y pesca ofrecen una amplia variedad de consejos prácticos sobre cómo y dónde hacerlo. Para suscribirse llame al 1-800-417-8986 O visite cpwshop.com/subscription.page 30 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ¿QUÉ SON LAS TIERRAS FIDUCIARIAS? ¿QUÉ ES EL PROGRAMA DE ACCESO A LA CAZA Y LA PESCA EN TIERRAS FIDUCIARIAS DEL ESTADO? ▶ La Junta de Comisionados de Tierras del Estado de Colorado (la Junta Estatal de Tierras) es una agencia creada constitucionalmente que administra una dotación de activos de 4000 millones de dólares para el beneficio intergeneracional de los niños de las escuelas K-12 de Colorado y de las instituciones públicas. Son el segundo mayor terrateniente de Colorado y generan ingresos en nombre de los beneficiarios mediante el arrendamiento de casi tres millones de acres de superficie y cuatro millones de acres de subsuelo para la agricultura, el pastoreo, las actividades recreativas, los bienes inmuebles comerciales, los derechos de paso, las energías renovables, el petróleo, el gas y los minerales sólidos. La Junta Estatal de Tierras se auto financia por completo y no recibe dinero de los impuestos. ▶ El Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca en tierras del fideicomiso estatal (anteriormente llamado Programa de acceso público) incluye 971.335 acres de tierra que se arrienda a Parques y vida silvestre de Colorado para aumentar las oportunidades de caza y pesca públicas estacionales. Los carteles de cada propiedad le informarán de lo que está permitido en cada lugar. Solo las tierras en fideicomiso enumeradas en este folleto que forman parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL están abiertas al acceso público. ▶ Los arrendamientos en tierras en fideicomiso estatal generan más de 100 millones de dólares anuales para ayudar a mantener a ocho beneficiarios del fideicomiso, principalmente los niños de las escuelas K-12 de Colorado. Ayudan a financiar el programa Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST), que otorga becas competitivas a distritos escolares para la construcción de nuevas escuelas o la renovación de instalaciones existentes. Cerca de 225,000 estudiantes están matriculados en escuelas que recibieron una beca BEST. La mayoría de los beneficiarios de BEST se encuentran en zonas rurales del estado, y los proyectos de construcción han generado aproximadamente 37,000 empleos en esas comunidades. ▶ Conoce más sobre las tierras en fideicomiso estatal en: slb.colorado.gov Los terrenos en fideicomiso estatal, como el Weber Canyon STL mencionado anteriormente, están anunciados con el nombre de la propiedad, el mapa y las normas de uso. © Zach Spezze, CPW PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES SOBRE TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ▶ ¿QUÉ PUEDO HACER EN LOS TERRENOS DE ESTE PROGRAMA? ▶ ¿CUÁNDO ABREN? Las tierras inscritas en el Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca de STL están abiertas en temporada para la caza y la pesca SOLAMENTE . Las actividades recreativas generales, como el senderismo, la equitación y los paseos con perros, no están permitidas en el marco del programa. Consulte los listados en las siguientes páginas para conocer las reglas específicas del sitio y los plazos de uso. La mayoría de los terrenos no son accesibles en vehículo, vehículos todoterreno o motos de nieve, y puede haber restricciones adicionales para acampar, estacionar y conducir fuera de la carretera. El uso o la actividad no autorizada en estas tierras puede ser objeto de aplicación por parte de los funcionarios del CPW o de autoridades locales. La mayoría de las propiedades están abiertas para actividades recreativas relacionadas con la vida silvestre desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb., a menos que se indique lo contrario en este folleto. Las tierras inscritas están cerradas al acceso público el resto del año. El uso o ingreso no autorizado durante periodos cerrados se considera allanamiento y puede ser objeto de acciones judiciales. ▶ ¿DÓNDE ESTÁN? Las tierras que forman parte del Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca de tierras del fideicomiso del estado están ubicadas en todo Colorado. Consulte el índice, las descripciones y el mapa de parcelas incluidos en este folleto. Encuentre también mapas en línea: cpw.info/state-trust-lands NORMAS DEL PROGRAMA DE ACCESO A LAS TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL Toda persona de 16 años o más DEBE tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida para estar en CUALQUIER PARTE de una tierra en fideicomiso estatal (STL). Consulte las páginas 1 y 3 para conocer los requisitos para acceder a las áreas estatales de vida silvestre (SWA). Tenga en cuenta que las licencias de uno o cinco días solo son válidas para la(s) fecha(s) que figuran en la licencia. NORMAS PARA LAS E-BIKES EN LAS ZONAS DE SWA: Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Consulte la página 3, “Áreas estatales de vida silvestre”, para obtener descripciones de las 3 clases de e-bike. El acceso público a las Tierras en Fideicomiso del Estado está restringido únicamente a las actividades de caza y pesca. Las bicicletas eléctricas solo están permitidas para su uso en las carreteras designadas cuando se utilizan para estas actividades. RECREAR RESPONSABLEMENTE Solo las tierras en fideicomiso estatal que figuran en este folleto están abiertas al acceso público. Se recuerda a los cazadores y pescadores que respeten los derechos de otros visitantes y de los propietarios o los titulares de los permisos de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal. Acatar las reglas estatales para que las tierras puedan permanecer abiertas para futuras actividades de recreación de vida silvestre. (Se requiere permiso de la Junta de Tierras del Estado para acceder a las Tierras en Fideicomiso del Estado que no aparecen en este folleto). Las siguientes restricciones se aplican a todas las tierras del Programa de acceso a la caza y la pesca en tierras del fideicomiso estatal arrendadas por los Parques y vida silvestre de Colorado. En este folleto se enumeran otras restricciones específicas de la propiedad. Consulte la página 3 de la sección SWA para conocer las regulaciones para las Especies Invasivas Acuáticas. 1. LAS PROPIEDADES: ▶ Abiertas únicamente para la caza, la pesca y, cuando se autorice específicamente, para la observación de la fauna silvestre Se prohíben las prácticas de tiro, el tiro no cinegético, el equipamiento y el uso no relacionado con la vida silvestre. ▶ Está cerrado desde 1/2 hora después del atardecer hasta 1/2 hora antes del amanecer, a menos que se indique lo contrario. ▶ Está cerrado al público del 1 de marzo al 31 de agosto, a menos que se publique lo contrario. Todas las propiedades recién inscritas están cerradas al público hasta el 1 de sept. del año de inscripción, a menos que se publique lo contrario. 2. LOS VEHÍCULOS DE MOTOR solo están permitidos en las carreteras designadas. 3. ACCESO RESTRINGIDO solo a pie o a caballo, a menos que se indique lo contrario. 4. PROHIBIDO ARROJAR BASURA. Toda la basura debe ser recogida por los usuarios. 5. SE PROHÍBE ACAMPAR Y ENCENDER FOGATAS, a menos que se indique lo contrario. Donde se permite acampar según lo señalizado, es ilegal dejar un campamento, una tienda de campaña, un refugio, un vehículo motorizado o un tráiler desatendido por más de 48 horas, o acampar o estacionar tráileres de viaje o autocaravanas en una propiedad del Programa de acceso para la caza y la pesca en Tierras de fideicomiso estatal durante más de 14 días en un período de 45 días. 6. ARMAS DE FUEGO ILEGALES. Es ilegal poseer los siguientes tipos de munición o armas de fuego: cartuchos trazadores, cartuchos perforantes, cartuchos militares con sustancias explosivas o radiactivas, cartuchos BMG del calibre 0.50, armas de fuego totalmente automáticas. 7. LA CAZA DE JÓVENES/MENTORES se aplica a los jóvenes menores de 18 años. Los jóvenes cazadores menores de 16 años deben ir acompañados de un mentor cuando cazan en propiedades de jóvenes mentores. Los mentores deben tener 18 años o más, cumplir con los requisitos de educación para cazadores y acompañar a los jóvenes mientras cazan. 8. HENO CERTIFICADO, PAJA, MANTILLO SOLAMENTE. Es ilegal tener, almacenar o utilizar heno, paja o mantillo que no haya sido certificado como libre de malezas nocivas, de acuerdo con la Ley de Certificación de Cultivos Forrajeros Libres de Malezas, o cualquier estado o provincia que participe en el Programa Regional de Forraje Libre de Malezas Certificado. Los materiales certificados deben estar marcados claramente por el estado certificador. Están exentas las personas que transportan dichos materiales en carreteras federales, estatales o comarcales que cruzan tierras en fideicomiso estatal arrendadas por CPW, y el heno producido en la propiedad donde se utiliza. 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO TIERRAS DE FIDEICOMISO DEL ESTADO PROGRAMA DE ACCESO A LA CAZA Y LA PESCA PROPIEDADES Y REGULACIONES Toda persona de 16 años o más DEBE tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida para estar en CUALQUIER PARTE de una tierra en fideicomiso estatal. ▶Descargue los mapas individuales de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal en línea: cpw.info/state-trust-lands ▶ 63 RANCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 14.5 millas hacia 63 Ranch, estacionamiento al este de ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/1635 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas ▶ ADELAIDE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, tome la ctra. 50 hacia el este a la CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Diríjase al norte en la CR 67 por 15 millas. Acceso a STL a través de terrenos BLM, suroeste desde CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 1 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 1.75 millas al sur en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 53. Diríjase al sur por 15 millas al área de estacionamiento en el límite este, sur de la CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58/2893 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ AGUA RAMON — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase al este por la ctra. 160 por 7 millas. Después gire al norte en la CR 18 y continúe por 1.4 millas hacia la CR 15. Gire al este y continúe por 0.3 millas, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Avance por 1.3 millas y gire al oeste en USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESO N.º 1: Desde CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, gire al oeste en USFS Rd. 630.2H y siga hasta la esquina noreste de la propiedad. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde la CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), gire hacia el oeste por USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continúe hasta el 630.2C y siga hasta la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 79/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alce, venado mula, berrendo y caza menor ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Aguilar, tome la salida 30 de la I-25 hacia la CR 63.1. Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 85/500 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso restringido en el lado este según lo publicado. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: RUTA N.º 1: Desde el STL Los Mogotes Peak (ver direcciones en este folleto), diríjase al oeste por dos pistas durante 7.5 millas hasta el límite oeste. RUTA N.º 2: Desde La Jara STL (consulte las indicaciones en este folleto), diríjase al sur desde La Jara Res. por la carretera para vehículos 4x4 hasta Fox 32 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO Creek. Desde Fox Creek, solo a pie o a caballo, diríjase 1.5 millas al sur hasta el límite sur de las tierras del USFS. Diríjase 3 millas al este en las tierras del USFS y cruce Fox Creek y el sendero Fox Creek. Continúe 1 milla hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Diríjase 12 millas al sur de Monte Vista en la ctra. 15, luego diríjase 11 millas al oeste por USFS Rd. 250 hacia Terrace Res. (Cañón de Alamosa). Después continúe a pie o a caballo por BLM y bosque nacional. GMU/ACRES: 81/240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ ALKALI ARROYO — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 109 por 8 millas hacia USFS Rd. 2195. Diríjase al este por USFS Rd. 2195 por 3 millas para llegar a la esquina suroeste. En la siguiente milla, al este de la USFS 2195 está el límite sur. El límite se detiene en la intersección de la carretera 2195 del USFS 2195.G, que se dirige al sur. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ALTA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 285 por 3.1 millas hacia BLM Rd. 5031A (Alta Lake Rd.). Diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la carretera. La propiedad está ubicada a 250 yardas al sur. Acceso a pie a través de terrenos BLM. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ AMERICAN GULCH — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, tome la carretera Lariat Rd. Oeste durante 5 millas hasta BLM Rd. (Lower Nicomodes Rd. 272). Diríjase al noroeste por 3 millas hasta la calle BLM 5120Ua (Fata Morgana Rd.). Continúe al sur por 5 millas hasta la calle Rim Rock Rd. Gire al oeste en la calle BLM Rd. 5120Tb. Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la carretera. El establecimiento se encuentra 0.5 millas al sur. Acceso sin cita a través de terrenos del Servicio Forestal. GMU/ACRES: 80/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por 14 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), luego diríjase 6 millas al este hacia East Carter Mountain gate. El acceso se realiza a través de una puerta con señales. GMU/ACRES: 181/1240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el acceso de vehículos todoterreno y motos de nieve en la ruta designada en la puerta de East Carter Creek solo durante la temporada de caza. ▶ ANTELOPE FLATS — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la I-76 y la ctra. 52 en Wiggins, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 52 por 12 millas a CR F. Diríjase al este en la CR F por 4 millas hacia la CR 10. Conduzca en dirección sur por la CR 10 durante 2 millas hasta el primer estacionamiento en la intersección de la CR 10 y la CR C. El acceso al segundo estacionamiento está a 1 milla al este de la CR C desde el primer estacionamiento, luego a 1 milla al sur por la CR 11. GMU/ACRES: 99/5000 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ ANTELOPE TANK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Diríjase al este desde Kim. Acceso por USFS Rd. 2389, al norte de la ctra. 160. GMU/ACRES: 136/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ ANTERO — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 16.5 millas. Desde el norte del cruce de Antero en la ctra. 24, diríjase 9 millas hacia Antero Res. Rd., luego diríjase al oeste 1.75 millas hasta la esquina noroeste de STL. O bien, diríjase 4.5 millas al norte de Antero Jct. en la ctra. 285, luego diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 433 sin marcar 0.5 millas hasta el límite norte. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58/11,060 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca de arroyo en aguas frías. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la I-25 hasta la ctra. 10, luego diríjase al este por 18.5 millas. Diríjase al sur en la CR 77 por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en la CR 90 por 11 millas hacia Apishapa SWA. Siga las señales a través del SWA hasta el lado noreste y el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 133/1880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, borrego cimarrón, conejo, paloma, codorniz escamada, lince, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Están prohibidos los vehículos motorizados más allá del estacionamiento. ▶ ARROWHEAD — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Rustic, diríjase 2.25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 14 en Poudre Canyon, luego diríjase 0.25 millas en la carretera frontal de la ctra. en el lado norte. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 8/200 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, conejo, urogallo oscuro, ardilla de pino ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase por la CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 millas al norte. Gire a la izquierda por CR 185 y continúe por 5 millas. El acceso está en la CR 185 en los extremos norte y sur de STL. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 57/542 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón ▶ ATWOOD — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63. Acceso cerca de la esquina sureste de STL junto a la CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96/120 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. ▶ AUBURY CREEK — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 287, gire al oeste en la CR C3/10, luego gire al norte en USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, faisán, codorniz, conejo ▶ BADGER BASIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 24. La propiedad está directamente al norte de Hartsel, y al norte y sur a lo largo de la ctra. 9. GMU/ACRES: 50/40 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero PESCA: Todo el año en Fourmile Creek. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UNIDADES ALTAS Y BAJAS) — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: UNIDAD BAJA: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 21 millas al norte por la CR 12, luego diríjase al oeste por 1 milla en la carretera BLM. UNIDAD ALTA: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 1.75 millas en la CR 53. Continúe en la CR 53 por 22 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58/3799 acres ABIERTO: UNIDAD BAJA: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto para todos los demás usos desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. UNIDAD ALTA: 1 de oct.hastafinales de feb. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría UNIDAD ALTA: Está prohibido pescar. ▶ BADGER FLATS — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde Lake George, tome la ctra. 24 con dirección oeste por 1.5 millas. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Lake George, tome la CR 90 oeste por 2.25 millas. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde Lake George, tome la ctra. 24 oeste aprox. 8 millas hasta USFS Rd. 891, luego diríjase al sur. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 norte de la ctra. 50, GMU 581 sur de ctra. 50)/3570 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ BADITO — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 69 por 15 millas con dirección noroeste. Diríjase al sur en la CR 520 por 2.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BAKERS PEAK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: En Craig en las ctras. 13 y 40, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 24 millas hacia la CR 101. Gire al este en la CR 101 y recorra 1.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4/12,393 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, venado, alce, urogallo, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras estatales o comarcales. b. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde Georgetown, tome la I-70 oeste por 5 millas. STL está 1.25 millas al este de la salida Bakerville. a mayor parte de la propiedad al norte de la I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: borrego cimarrón, venado, alce, león, oso, urogallo, perdiz, conejo, liebre de raqueta PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. b. Acceso solo desde el derecho de paso de la I-70. ▶ BAKING POWDER RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 por aprox. 29 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: TERRENO 1: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 15 millas hacia la CR 150. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 150 por 0.5 millas. TERRENO 2: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 10 millas hacia la CR 71. Diríjase la oeste en la CR 71 hacia la CR 71S. Diríjase al sur en la CR 71S por 2.5 millas. TERRENOS 3 Y 4: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 318 por 15 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21. El terreno 3 está a 9 millas con dirección norte de la ctra. 318 y al oeste de la CR 21. El terreno 4 está a 14 millas con dirección norte de la ctra. 318 y en ambos lados de la CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/6266 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 16 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo, caza menor NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL. ▶ BEAR CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, tome Moore St./ CR 358 hacia el este por 6.6 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ BEAR GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 10 millas al este en la ctra. 96 hacia la CR 271. Diríjase 1 milla a la esquina noroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, pavo ▶ BEAVER BROOK — CONDADO CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde la I-70, diríjase al sur por Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. durante 2.7 millas hasta la intersección con Pat Creek Rd. Punto de acceso en la puerta del USFS en Pat Creek Rd. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Evergreen, diríjase 3.5 millas al oeste por Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) hasta la intersección con Old Squaw Pass Rd. Punto de acceso al norte de Squaw Pass Rd. en la puerta de USFS. GMU/ACRES: 39/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce. Caza solo con armas primitivas. ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al norte por aprox. 8 millas en la ctra. 69. Estacionamiento fuera de la ctra. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691/500 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza con rifle se limita a la caza de jóvenes/ mentores. Los mentores no pueden usar fusiles. b. Toda la caza excepto la caza de jóvenes/mentores restringidos a arcos, cargadores de avancarga o escopetas. c. Estacionamiento prohibido en la ctra. 69. d. Se prohíbe disparar a menos de 500 pies de la ctra. 69 y estructuras hechas por el hombre. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ BEECHER ISLAND — CONDADO DE YUMA ▶ BLACK HAWK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 5 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 30 y conduzca 1.3 millas. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR JJ y continúe por 2.8 millas. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 27 y continúe por 0.7 millas. Gire levemente a la derecha hacia CR KK e ingrese 5.6 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17 hacia la CR 32. Diríjase 11 millas al oeste por la CR 55. Vaya 2.5 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BIG HOLE BUTTE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas al oeste en la CR 7 hacia la CR 92. Diríjase al norte por 2.4 millas en la CR 92. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 40 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Tome la CR 4 con dirección oeste por 15 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/3048 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para pescar en Little Snake River. CAZA: alce, venado mula, berrendo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Persianas portátiles de caza solamente. ▶ BIG SPRINGS — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Ellicott: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 1.9 millas. Gire hacia el norte hacia Baggett Rd. por 1.4 millas. El estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de Baggett Rd. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 1.9 millas. Gire al norte hacia Baggett Rd. por 3 millas. Gira al este hacia Big Springs Rd. por 3.5 millas. Área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de Big Springs Rd. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 7 millas. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Calhan por 1.6 millas. Área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la ctra. Calhan. GMU/ACRES: 110/8601 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. 34 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase al sur por la I-25 hasta la salida 42. Tome la CR 310 hacia Pryor, luego diríjase 2.5 millas al sur en la CR 312 al lado este de STL. O bien, tome la CR 310 oeste hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 85/1511 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, berrendo, alce, paloma, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras del condado. INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase 1 milla al oeste por la ctra. 69. Gire al norte en USFS Rd. 634 y diríjase 6 millas a USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas hasta los marcadores. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, paloma, coyote, pavo ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison en la ctra. 50 y USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), diríjase al norte por la ctra. 50 por 1 milla hacia USFS Rd. 888. Diríjase al norte por USFS Rd. 888 durante 5.5 millas hasta el límite sur. GMU/ACRES: 551/415 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, urogallo oscuro, conejo PESCA: en una pequeña sección de No Name Creek ▶ BLACK WOLF CREEK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 11 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste. GMU/ACRES: 102/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BLOOM HILLS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 5 millas a la ctra. 10. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas, luego continúe con dirección sur por 9 millas hasta la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 al oeste por aprox. 15 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2112. ACCESO DE LA PROPIEDAD NORTE: Tome USFS Rd. 2112 aproximadamente 2 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2112.D. Tome la ctra. 2112.D hasta que termina. STL está justo después de pasar la carretera. ACCESO DE LA PROPIEDAD SUR: Desde la ctra. 50, tome USFS Rd. 2112 por aproximadamente 2 millas al sur de la intersección USFS Rd. 2112.D hasta USFS Rd. 2112.F. Tome USFS Rd. 2112.F 0.5 millas al oeste. La propiedad está al norte a lo largo de 2112.F. GMU/ACRES: 135/676 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BLUE LAKE — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al norte en la ctra. 50. Cruce la ctra. 50 sobre el río Arkansas, luego tome la ctra. 194 en la salida. Continúe por 0.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 194, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 10.5. Diríjase al norte durante 0.5 millas, luego gire al oeste en la CR HH.5 y continúe 0.5 millas hacia el oeste. Gire al norte en la CR 10, luego diríjase al norte durante aproximadamente 6 millas hasta llegar al límite sur de STL. GMU/ACRES: 125/60,323 acres ABIERTO: Todo el año para la pesca; desde el 1 de sept. hastafinales de feb. para la caza. CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. Islas cerradas del 15 de mayo hasta el 31 de agosto en Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. c. La acampada está permitida según lo indicado. ▶ BLUE SPRING — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 69 por 1 milla hasta USFS Rd. 634. Gire al norte y continúe por 13 millas. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida en la zona de seguridad a lo largo del límite este, tal y como se indica. ▶ BONNY CREEK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385 aprox. por 17 millas hacia la CR 0. Diríjase al este en la CR 0 por 6 millas hacia la CR LL.5. Diríjase al norte en la CR LL.5 por 4 millas y gire al este en la CR 4. Diríjase al este en la CR 4 por 3 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 103/630 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, pavo, conejo, faisán, paloma ▶ BOSTON FLATS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al noroeste por 3.5 millas en la ctra. 318. El STL está al norte de la ctra. 318. Estacionamiento entre la ctra. y STL. No hay caminos; solo acceso sin entrada. GMU/ACRES: 3/104 acres ABIERTO: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BOX CREEK — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase 7 millas al sur en la ctra. 24, luego gire al oeste en la CR 10 durante 2.4 millas hacia STL y la intersección de la CR 10 y 24. Acceso a STL por la CR 10 o la CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48/629 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BOX ELDER — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por 11 millas hacia la CR 17. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 1.5 millas hacia la CR 51. Diríjase 1 milla hacia la CR 32, y continúe por 8.5 millas hasta el acceso BLM. GMU/ACRES: 211/628 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 32, luego continúe al oeste por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BRAMMER — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 71 desde Synder por aprox. 6 millas. Gire al este en la CR Ee por aprox. 5 millas. El estacionamiento estará en la intersección de la CR Ee y la CR 34. GMU/ACRES: 95/2918 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BRAVO — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, tome la ctra. 6 este por aprox. 2 millas hacia la CR 37. Diríjase al norte en la CR 37 por 5.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 91/107 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento de Bravo SWA. b. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde el Condado de Rush: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 8 millas hacia la CR 7. Diríjase al sur por la CR 7 durante 2 millas hasta la CR X. Diríjase al oeste por la CR X durante 0.4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR X. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Desde el área de estacionamiento 1. diríjase al este por la CR X durante 2.4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR X. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 2.9 millas hasta la CR J. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR J durante 1.6 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR j. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 4: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 2.8 millas hacia la CR 2. Diríjase al sur por la CR 2 durante 10 millas hasta la CR N. Diríjase al este por la CR N durante 1.9 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el lado norte/noreste de la CR N. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 5: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR11. Diríjase al sur por la CR11 durante 6.1 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado oeste de la CR11. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 6: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas, hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y llegue a la zona de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en la esquina sureste de la CR 11 y la CR M. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 7: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 2.9 millas hasta la CR J. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR J durante 4.5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado norte de la CR J. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 8: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 4.9 millas hasta la CR G. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR G durante 2 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado norte de la CR G. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 49,596 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. CAZA: caza mayor y menor, excepto el lince, el coyote, el perrito de las praderas de cola negra, la serpiente de cascabel, la tortuga mordedora, el tejón, el zorro veloz, la rata almizclera y el mapache RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. ▶ BRIGGSDALE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: SECCIONES 5 Y 8: Diríjase 3 millas al norte de Briggsdale en la CR 77 hasta USFS Trail 96. La propiedad está al oeste de la CR 77 y a ambos lados de USFS Trail 96 por 1 milla. SECCIÓN 16: Diríjase 6 millas al oeste de Briggsdale por la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 65, luego 1 milla al norte en la CR 65 hacia la CR 96. La propiedad está al noreste de la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 87/1855 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ BROWNS PARK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, conduzca en la ctra. 318 por 58 millas con dirección noroeste. Gire a la izquierda y tome la CR 83 por 2.9 millas, pasando por el Centro de Visitantes de USFWS y cruzando Green River. Gire a la izquierda en la carretera sin marcar y continúe por 2.8 millas hasta la primera parcela, o 7 millas hasta la segunda parcela. GMU/ACRES: 1/1.305 ABIERTO: Abierto todo el año CAZA: Durante todo el año para la caza mayor y menor, solo durante las temporadas abiertas. PESCA: Abierto todo el año para pescar en Green River. ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Penrose, diríjase 1.5 millas al norte hasta CR 123, luego diríjase al oeste por CR 123 durante 0.7 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento designada. Área de estacionamiento adicional ubicada sobre la CR 127, 1 milla al norte de la CR 123. GMU/ACRES: 59/1398 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo. Caza solo con armas primitivas. ▶ BUCKWATER DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe por aprox. 5.7 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, caza menor ▶ BUFFALO GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 2 millas. Gire hacia la CR 53 y diríjase al sur por 8.9 millas. Gire hacia Eufaula Trail y diríjase al este por 1.3 millas. Gire hacia Hutke Rd. y diríjase al norte por 0.8 millas. Gire hacia Keechi Rd. y diríjase al este por 1.5 millas. Keechi Rd. se convierte en Dog Chief Trail. Punto de acceso en la esquina de Dog Chief Trail y Cahokia Rd. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BULL CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Y continúe hacia la CR 161. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 161. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. STL está rodeado por el área de estudio de BLM Bull Canyon. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 287 hacia el norte por 22 millas hasta Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Diríjase 35 millas al oeste. La CR 80C pasa por la esquina sureste. La carretera de dos vías corre hacia la parte suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos de motor solo están permitidos en las carreteras del condado. ▶ BULL PASTURE — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 5 millas a la ctra. 10. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas, luego continúe con dirección sur por 9 millas hasta la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 oeste por aprox. 10.5 millas hacia la CR 13. Vaya por aprox. 0.75 millas al sur de la ctra. 350 en la CR 13. Propiedad al oeste de CR 13 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BURCHFIELD — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, diríjase al este por la CR DD durante 14 millas hasta la CR 54. STL está en la esquina noroeste del cruce de las CR DD y 54. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, alce, faisán, codorniz, zorro, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BURNS CANYON — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Del semáforo en Johnson Village, diríjase al este por 1 milla a la CR 301. Diríjase al sur en la CR 301 por aprox. 2.8 millas hasta la CR 300. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 300 y continúe 2.5 millas hasta Ruby Mountain Campground. Acceso a USFS Rd. 300 a 300A. Diríjase al oeste por la 300A hasta el sendero 1423 del USFS. NOTA: ¡Vehículo 4x4 muy recomendado! GMU/ACRES: 57/600 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, coyote, conejo, lince, zorro 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ BURRO SPRINGS — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde La Garita: 1. Diríjase al norte en la CR 42 por 2.3 millas. 2. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 41G por 4.5 millas. Desde Saguache: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 6 millas hacia la CR T. Diríjase al oeste en la CR T por 2 millas hacia la CR 44.8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 44.8 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 68/28,905 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de mayo hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, coyote, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. En mayo se permite la recogida de astas desprendidas, cuernos desprendidos o astas o cuernos adheridos de forma natural a las placas del cráneo. Del 1 al 31 de dic. solamente. b. Solo durante la temporada de caza mayor, se permite el acceso del público desde una hora y media antes del amanecer hasta una hora y media después de la puesta de sol. Acceso público permitido desde media hora antes del amanecer hasta media hora después del atardecer durante todos los demás horarios. c. Uso de vehículos motorizados restringido a las carreteras designadas. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos todoterreno (OHV) para recuperar la caza mayor. d. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ BUSTOS FLAT — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 por 7 millas al este. Diríjase al sur en la CR 210. Continúe recto por la CR 211. La propiedad está aprox. a 3 millas de la ctra. 10. GMU/ACRES: 133/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ CARRICA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, ingrese a la ctra. 109. Tome la ctra. 109 por 3 cuadras al sur hasta la calle 6 en La Junta, luego diríjase al este por la calle 6. La calle 6 se convierte en la CR AA. Tome la CR AA por 4 millas hasta la CR 35. Diríjase al sur por 7 millas en la CR 35. La CR 35 se convierte en la CR T por 1 milla al este. La CR T se convierte en CR 36 al sur. Diríjase por la CR 36 por 3 millas. STL está al este de la CR 36 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CARTER CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 14 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hasta la ctra. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), luego diríjase 3 millas al este hasta el área de estacionamiento y la señal. GMU/ACRES: 181/1301 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo para la caza, salvo que se indique lo contrario. b. Acceso a vehículos todo terreno y motos de nieve permitido en ruta designada en la Secc. 31 como se indica en la puerta de East Carter Creek solo durante la temporada de caza. 36 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ CARTER PLACE — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, tome la ctra. 141 este por 3.5 millas hacia las ctras. 141 y 145. Diríjase 3.6 millas al sur en la carretera. 141, luego gire al oeste en la CR HH31. Diríjase 3 millas por el camino de tierra y gire al sur por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 70/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a través de BLM. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por aprox. 14 millas hacia la CR 93. Diríjase al este por 0.5 millas. Las señales designan la zona de caza. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL. ▶ CEDARS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 38 millas hacia la CR 2. Diríjase al este en la CR 2 por 6.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 4/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 40. Gire al sur en la CR 23 y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Acceso vehicular sobre la CR 23 y BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos motorizados solo están permitidos en la CR 23 y en la BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHIQUITO PEAK — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 12 millas al sur en Colo. 15 hacia la CR FF. Diríjase al oeste por la CR FF/USFS Rd. 250 durante 7.7 millas hasta BLM Rd. 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. Diríjase al este por BLM 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. durante aproximadamente 2.5 millas hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 80/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CHUBB PARK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285 hacia las ctras. 285 y 24. Diríjase al suroeste durante 1 milla hasta la cima de Trout Creek Pass. Gire al oeste a la derecha en la CR 311, luego continúe por 1 milla. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57/3640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. b. Los vehículos motorizados están permitidos en las carreteras comarcales según lo indicado. ▶ CIMARRON RIVER — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, tome la CR 44 al sur por 18 millas. Diríjase al este en la CR K por aprox. 1 milla. Gire al sur en la CR 45 y diríjase 8 millas a la propiedad. Propiedad a lo largo de la frontera del estado de Oklahoma. Estacione en la CR 45 para acceder a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 145/519 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CITADEL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 71. Diríjase al norte hacia Indian Valley Truck Trail, luego continúe por 12 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 2.5 millas al norte en CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441/879 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco hasta finales de feb. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede cazar con arco, con armas de avancarga, con escopetas que disparen un solo proyectil y con rifles de percusión anular. b. Solo se permite la caza de jóvenes/mentores, solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y ser titular de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. ▶ COAL CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia BLM Rd. 1509. Gire al sur en la BLM Rd. 1509 y diríjase por aprox. 3.4 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire al oeste hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.4 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ COAL RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Rangely, diríjase al este por la ctra. 64. En la CR 73 gire al norte hacia la CR 78. En la CR 78 gire al norte y continúe por aprox. 1.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ CODY PARK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, en las ctras. 96 y 69, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 69 por 2.5 millas hacia la CR 215. Diríjase al norte por 6.25 millas hacia la esquina suroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 691/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, pavo, conejo, ardilla �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ COHAGEN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 6 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al sur por 1.8 millas hasta el punto de acceso n.º 1; o, desde la ctra. 14, diríjase al sur en la CR 21 por 4 millas hacia la CR 32, luego continúe por 1.2 millas al este hacia el punto de acceso n.º 2. GMU/ACRES: 171/2848 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al noroeste en la ctra. 318 por 41 millas hacia la CR 10N. Diríjase la norte en la CR 10N por 8 millas. STL está al oeste de la CR 10N en gran medida en la cima de la montaña y se mezcla con BLM y tierras privadas. 2495 acres al este de la CR 10N mezclados con tierras del BLM y privadas. Se aconseja el uso de vehículos 4x4 en la CR 167 y BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201/25,739 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta el 31 de diciembre CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo oscuro, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar durante las temporadas de caza mayor. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL. ▶ COPPER GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 14 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Copper Gulch Rd. y continúe por 13 millas, luego gire al oeste en Gulch Rd. El área de estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de la intersección de Burro Back Ct.. y Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 691/638 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, coyote, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga, escopetas y rifles de percusión anular únicamente. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 para acceder a través de Williams Peak, o diríjase al sur por la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 3, luego al norte en la CR 3 a Mule Creek. Acceso desde los terrenos del USFS en el sur. Todos los demás accesos desde terrenos privados. Permiso requerido. GMU/ACRES: 28/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al norte en la CR 80 por 1 milla hacia la CR 70. Diríjase al este por 2.8 millas hacia la CR 80, luego diríjase al norte por 10.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 441/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de tiro con arco en temporada de venados y alces hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada y de montaña RESTRICCIONES: a. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 12 millas hacia la ctra. 9. Gire al norte en la ctra. 9, luego continúe por 6 millas. Gire al oeste en la puerta y continúe por 0.8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo PESCA: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza del 1 de junio al 31 de agosto. ▶ CROOKED ARROYO — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10, luego tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas con dirección noreste hacia la CR 21. Tome la CR 21 por aprox. 4 millas al sur hacia la CR N. Tome CR N por aprox. 0.75 millas al este hacia la CR 21.75. Tome la CR 21.75 aprox. Por 2.25 millas hacia el sur de la propiedad (21.75 pasa a ser 21.9). La propiedad se extiende por 1 milla al sur hasta la intersección de la CR K. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CROOKED TOP — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Bailey, diríjase 2 millas al norte en la ctra. 285 hacia el semáforo. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 43 y diríjase 6.4 millas hacia Saddlestring Rd. Gire a la izquierda y diríjase 0.3 millas hacia USFS Rd. 101. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 4 millas. Camine al noreste por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 46/400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo, ardilla, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo disponible desde USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 40 por 16 millas hacia el marcador de milla 44, luego diríjase al norte en Deer Lodge Park Rd. Por aproximadamente 2.5 millas hacia la servidumbre BLM. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, venado, alce, caza menor ▶ CROW VALLEY — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: SECCIÓN 24 (8N 64W): Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57. Desde el área de estacionamiento de la USFS en la ctra. 14 y CR 57, camine 1 milla al este hasta la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (9N 62W): Diríjase 4 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hasta la CR 69, continúe entre 4 a 5 millas al norte en la CR 69. Camine 1 milla al este hasta el límite oeste de la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (9N 64W): Diríjase 8 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 61, luego diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 61 hacia la CR 96. Camine 1 milla al norte hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 87/1520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 24 aprox. por 3 millas hacia la carretera. 300. Diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la CR 11 y 11A hasta la bifurcación izquierda en el camino de tierra de dos vías. Tome la bifurcación de dos vías a la izquierda por 0.75 millas, siguiendo las señales de acceso con flechas. PARA ACCEDER A LA PARTE ESTE DE LA PROPIEDAD: Continúe hacia el sur hasta pasar la ctra. 300 hasta el marcador de la milla 182.4 y gire en el bucle de acceso a la pesca de Crystal Lake. Tome el camino de tierra de dos vías hacia el sur y el oeste hasta la valla y la zona de estacionamiento en la señal de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 (GMU 48 está al oeste del río; GMU 49 está al este del río)/467 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ DALEY GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE Y GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Sargents en USFS Rd. 819 y la ctra. 50, diríjase al norte por 0.75 millas y gire a la izquierda en las STL. Entrar en la gravera oeste de la ctra. 50 frente a la ctra. del granero. GMU/ACRES: 551/644 acres ABIERTO: Todo el año CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, urogallo oscuro, conejo PESCA: Arroyos Agate Creek, Brush Creek y Tomichi Creek RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ DAVID CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome la USFS Rd. 2200 aprox. 4 millas con dirección oeste hasta la USFS Rd. 2200.I. Tome USFS Rd. 2200.I aprox. 0.5 millas hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ DEAD HORSE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la CR 28T, luego hacia la ctra. BLM 1064 y luego hacia la ctra. BLM 3132. Después diríjase a la ctra. BLM 1001, o tome la ctra. San Miguel 28T hasta la ctra. BLM 1063. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ DEARFIELD — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Greeley, recorra aprox. 25 millas al este hacia la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento norte se encuentra 0.3 millas al sur de la ctra. 34 en la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento se encuentra aproximadamente a 1.2 millas al sur de la ctra. 34 en la CR 386, justo antes del guarda ganado. Desde Wiggins, avance aproximadamente 13.5 millas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 386. Desde Roggen, recorra aprox. 1.3 millas al este hacia la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento sur está aproximadamente a 8.5 millas al norte de la I-76 en la CR 386, justo después de pasar el guarda ganado. continúa en la página siguiente 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO Estacionamiento norte ubicado aproximadamente a 9.5 millas al norte de la I-76 en la CR 386. GMU/ACRES: 951/1480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ DEER HAVEN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Diríjase 9 millas al norte hacia la CR 11. Gire a la derecha y diríjase 5.2 millas por la CR 11 hasta Deer Haven Rd. Gire a la derecha en Deer Haven Rd. y continúe 0.8 millas hasta Thompson Mountain Rd. Gire a la derecha y continúe 0.7 millas hasta el final de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, pavo ▶ DELMONICA GULCH — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 91 por 8 millas. Utilice el área de estacionamiento al norte de la ctra. 91 en la calzada Chalk Creek. Acceso a través de BLM al oeste de la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 49/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, coyote, conejo ▶ DICK’S PEAK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, tome la ctra. 9 hacia el sur por 14 millas, luego diríjase 3.8 millas al suroeste hacia la ctra. Dick’s Peak (ctra. 261). Continúe por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 12. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, pavo, caza menor ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dove Creek, diríjase 2 millas al oeste hacia las ctras. 491 y 141. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 141 por 27 millas hacia Disappointment Valley. Diríjase al sur por la calle 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) durante 18 millas hasta la ctra. McKinney Draw en terrenos de BLM. Continúe 0.25 millas al sur hasta el extremo norte de STL. Entre en el extremo norte, 0.25 millas al sur de la CR 19Q. Acceso a través de una carretera de dos vías en terrenos de la BLM en Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT VALLEY — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la ctra. Disappointment Creek (CR 19Q). Continúe por la CR 19Q por 10.5 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 70, 711/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ DIXIE BLUFFS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur por 11 millas hacia la CR P al este y USFS Rd. 2175.A al oeste. Diríjase a la CR P al norte por aproximadamente 0.33 millas al este de USFS Rd. 38 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO 2175. A en el límite norte durante aproximadamente 0.75 millas al oeste de la ctra. 109 que va en una diagonal, yendo al SSE casi hasta el límite sur. Tome USFS Rd. 2175.A durante 1 milla al oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2175.B. Tome USFS Rd. 2175.B durante aproximadamente 1 milla al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2175. Tome USFS Rd. 2175 por aprox. 0.66 millas hacia el este hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 130, 135/630 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ DOBBINS SPRING — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Elk Springs, diríjase al oeste por la CR 14 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1514. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1514 y continúe por 0.10 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318. Gire al sur en la CR 21S. Diríjase 4.7 millas en la CR 21S hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 10 por 1.9 millas hasta el borde de la propiedad. La CR 10 atraviesa la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ DRY CREEK — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: SECC. 16: Desde Monte Vista, tome la ctra. 15 sur por 2 millas hasta N.º 2 South Rd. Continúe 3 millas con dirección oeste. SECC. 36: Desde Monte Vista, tome la ctra. 15 sur por 2 millas hasta N.º 2 South Rd. Continúe 9.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 80/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona de seguridad a lo largo del lado este de la Secc. 16 según lo publicado. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: En la ctra. 145 entre Naturita y Redvale, gire al sur en la ctra. 141 y diríjase 15 millas hacia Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase al oeste por la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) desde la ctra. 287 aprox. por 50 millas hacia la CR 103, luego diríjase al norte por la carretera de acceso Bull Mountain. Diríjase 5 millas al noreste hacia las STL, noreste de Shell Creek. No hay vías establecidas de acceso a las STL, algunos caminos para vehículos todoterreno proporcionan acceso. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león ▶ DUCK CREEK — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Crook. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 55 hacia la CR 64. Diríjase al este por la CR 64 por aprox. 1 milla a al noroeste esquina de las STL. Se debe tener extrema precaución al momento de cazar cuando el ganado esté presente. GMU/ACRES: 90/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento de Duck Creek SWA. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, tome la ctra. 34 oeste hasta Big Thompson School, luego diríjase al norte 4 millas por Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) hasta Masonville. Diríjase hacia el noroeste por Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 millas hasta Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Diríjase 2.5 millas al oeste por Bar D Ranch Rd. hasta la señal de acceso a los terrenos del USFS. Continúe a pie o a caballo 1.5 millas a través del bosque hasta el límite sur. GMU/ACRES: 20/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. El camino de acceso a la propiedad está cerrado cuando el USFS cierra el 7 de dic. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ EAST ALAMOSA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase al este por la ctra. 160 por 2.4 millas hasta El Rancho Ln. Diríjase al sur por El Rancho Ln. por 0.7 millas hacia la CR 8S. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 sur por 3.1 millas hasta S116 Rd. Continúe al sur por la ctra. S116 Rd. por 1.9 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 83/1480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ EAST BEND — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Sanford, diríjase al este por la CR V durante 3.6 millas hasta el terreno de la BLM. Acceda a la propiedad a través de terrenos BLM contiguos a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 81/720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ EAST BOONE DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 22.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la propiedad BLM adyacente. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ EAST CARRIZO CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, diríjase al oeste a lo largo de la ctra. 160. Diríjase al sur en la CR 220, luego gire al este en la CR 30. Estacione en el estacionamiento de Sikes. GMU/ACRES: 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 14 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Después diríjase 6 millas al este hasta la señal y la puerta. GMU/ACRES: 181/1794 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público únicamente para la caza, excepto cuando lo que se permita esté en el presente reglamento b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a Chimney Rock Rd. a menos que se indique lo contrario. c. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. d. Vehículos todo terreno, motos de nieve permitidas en ruta designada según se publiquen en la puerta de la Secc. 24 durante la temporada de caza únicamente. e. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona de seguridad señalada a lo largo de la línea de la valla este. f. Se permite acampar y hacer fogatas solo a 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12. Después diríjase 5.3 millas al oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5. Diríjase 1 milla al norte hacia Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL está al este del lago. GMU/ACRES: 16/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza menor PESCA: lago de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ EASTMAN BASIN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57, luego diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la CR 57 hacia la CR 108. Entonces: SECCIONES 30 Y 32 (10N 63W), SECCIÓN 36 (10N 64W): Diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 108 hacia la CR 59, luego diríjase 2 millas al norte en la CR 59. Camine 1.5 millas al este/noreste hasta la propiedad de la Sección 30. Camine 2.2 millas al este hasta la propiedad de la Sección 32. La propiedad de la sección 36 se encuentra en el lado este de la CR 59. SECCIÓN 10 (10N 64W): Diríjase 1 milla este en la CR 108 hacia la CR 59, luego continúe 6 millas al norte en la CR 59 hacia la CR 120. Diríjase por 1−2 millas al oeste de la 120; la propiedad está en el lado sur de la CR 120. SECCIÓN 16 (10N 64W): Diríjase 2 millas al oeste por la CR 108 hasta la CR 53, luego diríjase 3 millas al norte por la CR 53 hasta el sendero 53 del USFS. Diríjase 1 milla más al norte por USFS Trail 53 hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (10N 65W): Diríjase 4 millas al oeste por la CR 108 hasta la CR 49, luego continúe entre 1−2 millas al norte en la CR 49. La propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 49. GMU/ACRES: 87/2681 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ EAST TIMPAS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 por aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hacia CR N. Continúe por la CR N por aprox. 1 milla hacia el este. La propiedad está en el lado norte de la CR N por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ECKLUND — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 4.8 millas. Gire al este en la CR 30 y continúe por 6 millas antes de girar al sur en CR PP. Continúe 1.8 millas y gire al este en la CR 28. Siga la curva sur hacia la CR RR y continúe 6.7 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo ▶ EDLER — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Diríjase al sur de Springfield por la ctra. 287. Gire al oeste en la CR M, luego al norte en la CR 20. Estacione en el camino del USFS y camine hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ ELEVEN MILE — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO 1: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 12 millas. STL cruza la CR en el norte y el sur. ACCESO 2: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 13.5 millas. Continúe recto hacia la CR 92 por 2.5 millas. STL cruza la CR en el norte y el sur. ACCESO 3: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 17 millas. STL cruza CR en el este y el oeste. GMU/ACRES: 58, 581/2887 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al este en la calle 5, que se convierte en CR 12E. Siga la CR 12E aproximadamente 16.5 millas sobre la montaña Elk hasta el final de la carretera y la zona de estacionamiento. Acceso solo desde el Parque Estatal State Forest y áreas de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 6/2839 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: Se permite acampar al final de la CR 12E, solo en áreas designadas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso desde el estacionamiento solamente. ▶ ELK SPRINGS N.º 1 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 42 y gire al sur en BLM Rd. 1509. Continúe al sur por 9 millas a través de Secc. 36 y gire hacia el noroeste. Ingrese por el extremo sur a través de Secc. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, león, caza menor ▶ ELK SPRINGS N.º 3 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Elk Springs, diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste en ctra. 40. La carretera BLM atraviesa el centro de STL, al sur de la ctra. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10/1810 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ FLAGLER — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Seibert, vaya hacia el oeste por la CR V durante 2 millas hasta llegar a la carretera. Continúe al oeste en la CR V por 1 milla. Diríjase al norte en la CR 12 por 1 milla hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 107/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte durante 1.5 millas por la CR 12 hasta la BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Gire al este en BLM Sand Gulch Rd. y diríjase 3 millas a la esquina noroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, cimarrón, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en la carretera BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLORENCE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Florence, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Vaya hacia el oeste por la CR 15 durante 5.6 millas, luego gire a la izquierda en el camino de tierra (junto al anfiteatro y las señales de límite de velocidad). Siga el camino de tierra hasta la bifurcación, luego diríjase a la derecha en la bifurcación hasta la señal de STL y el área de estacionar. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, pavo, urogallo oscuro RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie, solo a través de terrenos forestales nacionales. ▶ FLY GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 129 hacia la CR 44. Luego diríjase al oeste hasta la CR 44A, luego vaya al norte por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 214/460 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza de jóvenes/mentores. ▶ FLYING A — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 hasta el carril 62. Tome el carril 62 hasta Garnett Rd. Tome Garnett Rd. este hasta la intersección de Flying A Rd. Tome Flying A Rd. con dirección sur durante aprox. 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. GMU/ACRES: 128/29,057 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ FORD BRIDGE — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, diríjase 7.5 millas al noreste en la ctra. 138 hacia la CR 40, luego continúe hacia el este por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 91/280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas continúa en la página siguiente 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ FORTIFICATION — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 9.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 301/866 acres ABIERTO: La caza de alces desde el día siguiente a la cuarta temporada de caza con rifles hasta el último día de la temporada tardía de alces en dic. CAZA: alce, vaca solamente RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso y caza permitido solo a través de Frosty Acres Ranch. Comuníquese con el rancho para reservas, 970-824-8935 o 970-824-9568. b. Acceso solo a pie y desde el área de estacionamiento fuera de la ctra. 13. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL. ▶ FOSTER GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, gire al sur en la ctra. 69 y recorra aprox. 14 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 84, 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ FOURMILE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, conduzca hacia a ctra. 13 por 37 millas hacia Baggs, WY. Gire a la derecha en la CR 2 y continúe por 1.4 millas hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 4/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero solo para caza mayor y caza menor. RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibidos los vehículos motorizados fuera de la CR. b. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 10 millas al sur en la ctra. 69. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 106 por 1 milla hacia la esquina sureste de STL. Estacionamiento en las CR 106 y 111. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GALLEGOS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Romeo, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por aprox. 2 millas hacia la CR L. Diríjase al oeste por 2 millas hacia la CR 12. La propiedad se encuentra en esquina noroeste de CR L y 12. GMU/ACRES: 81/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ GEARY CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 12 millas al norte en CR 77 de Briggsdale hacia la CR 114, luego diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la CR 114 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase por 1 a 2 millas al norte en la CR 69. El límite este de la propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 69. GMU/ACRES: 87/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma 40 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ GERRARD — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Dos millas al este de South Fork o 13 millas al oeste de Del Norte en la ctra. 160, diríjase 0.25 millas al sur de la ctra. 160 en USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80/799 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor ▶ GODIVA RIM — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, tome la ctra. 318 noroeste hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 aprox. Por 4 millas hasta BLM Godiva Rim carretera de acceso 2124. Diríjase al este en la ctra. 2124 a unas 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos de motor restringidos a la carretera BLM 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City en la ctra. 50 y la calle First St., diríjase al sur en la calle First St por 1 milla hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 3 por 5.2 millas hasta Temple Canyon City Park. Diríjase al sur por 0.5 millas a través del parque, esquina noreste de STL. Continúe por STL a lo largo de Grape Creek y 1.7 millas por Grape Creek a través de BLM hasta Pine Gulch. Camine hacia el oeste hasta Pine Gulch por 1.2 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca según lo publicado en Grape Creek. CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, león, oso, conejo, pavo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ GRASSY CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40 por 6 millas hacia la CR 27, luego diríjase al sur por 6 millas. Estacionamiento fuera de la CR 27 en la carretera de acceso Old Rockcastle Mine. GMU/ACRES: 13/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada ▶ GREASEWOOD — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: SEIS PARCELAS: 1. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21. Luego diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 1.5 millas y al este en la carretera de dos vías hacia Red Wash Butte. 2. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 21 hacia la CR 50. Diríjase al este en la CR 50 por 5 millas. 3. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase la norte en la CR 21 hacia la CR 42. Luego diríjase al este en la CR 42 por 8.5 millas. 4. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 hacia la CR 6. Diríjase al noreste en la CR 6-CR 44 por 4.5 millas. 5. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 hacia la CR 8N, luego diríjase al norte por 1.25 millas. 6. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8, luego diríjase al este a la CR 8N. STL está al noreste de la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 3/3518 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 18 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Diríjase al norte y al este por la ctra. 87 (que se convierte en la CR 89) por 14 millas hacia la CR 68. En la intersección, diríjase 1 milla al este al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, conejo, coyote, paloma, pato RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al noroeste en la CR 7 hacia la CR 5. Diríjase al este en la CR 5 hacia la CR 118, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 118 por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a las carreteras de los condados. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 15 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 69 hacia Badito Junction. Desde Badito Junction, tome la CR 520 al sur por 6 millas hasta la entrada de Major Ranch. Luego diríjase al oeste 1.25 millas en Bighorn Dr. (antes CR 520.1); ingrese a STL en la esquina sureste, luego atraviese STL por 3 millas hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 85/2118 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, conejo, paloma, coyote ▶ HAIGHT — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hasta la CR N. Tome la CR N aprox. 5 millas al oeste hasta la CR 12, luego tome la CR 12 aprox. 3 millas al sur hasta la CR K. Tome la CR K 1.5 millas al oeste hasta USFS Rd 2107 y luego tome USFS Rd. 2107 aproximadamente 0.5 millas al oeste hasta la intersección de las calles USFS Rd. 2107 y USFS Rd. 2104.A. Tome USFS Rd. 2107 y diríjase 1 milla a lo largo del límite sur de la propiedad. Tome USFS Rd. 2104.A y diríjase al norte por 1 milla a lo largo del límite este de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HAMILTON MESA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de Colo. 145 y 141, continúe al sur por la ctra. 141 por 13 millas hacia la CR U29 este. Diríjase al este en la CR U29 por 2.1 millas hacia la CR 31U. Diríjase al sur/sureste en la CR 31U por 2 millas hasta la CR S31. Diríjase al este en la CR S31/BLM de dos vías por 0.5 millas. El acceso a STL es a pie o a caballo al sur a través de los terrenos BLM adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ HARTSEL — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: TERRENO A: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por aprox. 0.5 millas. La propiedad está en el lado oeste de la ctra. TERRENO B: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 1.5 millas, luego a la izquierda en Cold Row Rd. por 0.5 millas hacia el terreno de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 58/380 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HARTSEL SOUTH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 5.5 millas. STL está al oeste de la ctra. 9. GMU/ACRES: 58/1788 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HAY GULCH OVERLOOK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 36. Diríjase al norte en la CR AA por 3.2 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ HIAWATHA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 31.5 millas al oeste en la CR 4 hacia la propiedad. La CR 4 cruza la propiedad. NOTA: CR 4 entra y sale de Wyoming. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 13 millas al sur por la ctra. 109. El STL está al norte de la ctra. 109 entre la señal de Comanche National Grassland y la CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ HIGH CREEK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 7 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285. Tome la carretera al este de la ctra. 285 durante 0.5 millas al este hasta la carretera que va al sur. Continúe por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 50/1121 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: berrendo, aves acuáticas ▶ HIGHTOWER — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 85. Gire al norte hacia la CR 85 y siga por aprox. 3.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HOMESTEAD — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 318 por 10 millas hacia la CR 10. Diríjase a suroeste en la CR 10 por 6 millas hasta BLM Rd. 1686. Diríjase al sur en la calle BLM Rd. 1686 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, caza menor ▶ HORSE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17. Diríjase 6.3 millas en la CR 17 hacia la calle BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 301/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HOWARD CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE AULT: Diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ HUNGERFORD — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 hasta el carril 62. Tome el carril 62 hasta Garnett Rd. Tome Garnett Rd. este hasta la intersección de Flying A Rd. Tome Flying A Rd. con dirección sur durante aprox. 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. GMU/ACRES: 128/7039 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ ILES GROVE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: HACIA LA PARCELA OESTE: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por 5.5 millas al sur de Hamilton hacia la CR 49. Después diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 49 al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la CR 49. HACIA LA PARCELA ESTE: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 4 millas sur de Hamilton. Zona para estacionar en el lado norte de la ctra. 13 en el puesto de la milla 71.5. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211/2079 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor NOTA: No hay oportunidades de caza de alces juveniles en dic. en la GMU 12. Dic. Se permite la caza de alces en GMU 211 con la licencia correspondiente. ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12. Diríjase al oeste por 8 millas hacia la CR 7. Diríjase al norte por 6 millas hacia la propiedad. Desde Cowdrey, diríjase al oeste por 6 millas en la CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161/11,239 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el uso de vehículos todoterreno para la recuperación de la caza de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. en las carreteras designadas. De lo contrario, cerrado al tráfico motorizado. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza con rifles de fuego central en el sector noreste de la sección 16. b. Acceso desde el estacionamiento de la CR 21 solamente. ▶ IRON SPRINGS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aprox. 0.5 millas al oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 durante 9 millas al suroeste hasta la CR 9, luego tome la CR 9 aproximadamente 0.5 millas al sur. La CR 9 es el límite oeste de STL durante 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ JACK CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO IMPORTANTE: Esta propiedad puede tener municiones militares presentes, ya que una vez fue utilizada para el entrenamiento/prueba de fuego vivo militar. Por favor, siga las tres R de seguridad de los explosivos mientras esté en la propiedad: Reconocer que las municiones son peligrosas; Retirada: No se acerque, toque o mueva, y abandone la zona con cuidado; Reporte: Notifique a las fuerzas del orden locales para informar de lo que vio y dónde lo vio. Para mayor información visite denix.osd.mil/uxo/home INDICACIONES: ENTRADA NORTE: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 2200 aprox. 4 millas con dirección oeste hasta la USFS Rd. 2200.J. Tome USFS Rd. 2200.J sur por 0.25 millas hasta el límite norte. USFS Rd. 2200.J proporciona acceso a 1.25 millas de límite. ENTRADA SUR: Tome la ctra. 109 sur de la ctra. 50 por aprox. 18.5 millas hacia la CR 804. Tome la CR 804 oeste aproximadamente 4 millas hasta la carretera del rancho que va al oeste (la CR 804 gira al sur). Tome el camino del rancho aproximadamente 0.25 millas al oeste hasta la puerta y el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 135/7564 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ JACK SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 104. Gire al noreste en la CR 104, luego vaya hasta la CR 95. Gire al norte en la CR 95 y vaya aproximadamente 7.75 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ JACKS CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 114 por 10.7 millas hacia la CR EE 38. Diríjase 4.3 millas al noroeste en la CR EE 38. GMU/ACRES: 681/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ INDIAN CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 por 3.6 millas hacia la CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 14 millas al sur en la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. 317. Diríjase al este en la ctra. 317 por 7.5 millas hacia la CR 33. A continuación, vaya 1.25 millas al norte hasta el portón de los establos en la esquina sureste de STL. Acceso público solo a través del portón de los establos. No hay acceso por ninguna otra vía. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ JIMMY CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 50 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14. Gire al norte en la calle Laramie River Rd. 103 y diríjase 23 millas hasta la calle Bull Mountain Rd. Luego diríjase al este por 1.25 millas hasta el límite de BLM y STL. Limita al este, al norte y al oeste con terrenos de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al norte en Walnut St. hacia la CR 80. Siga la CR 80 norte/noroeste durante aproximadamente 6.5 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441/5253 acres ABIERTO: último sáb. de ago. hasta finales de feb. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada de los vecinos. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Hunting and Fishing Access Program de STL. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, tome la ctra. 14 sureste por 12.5 millas hacia la CR 30. Diríjase 1 milla al área de estacionamiento. Desde Walden, tome la calle 5 al este hasta que se convierta en la CR 12, luego diríjase 6.7 millas al este hasta la CR 23A. Diríjase 4.2 millas al sur, luego al este. O diríjase por la calle 5 este hasta que se convierta en la CR 12. Diríjase la este por 10 millas hacia la CR 29. Continúe 0.9 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. Estacionamiento al oeste de la represa. Estacionamiento 0.25 millas al norte de la represa. GMU/ACRES: 6/7671 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero. Porción sur abierta todo el año para la pesca según lo publicado. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: Río Michigan y a lo largo de la represa del embalse Meadow Creek ▶ JOHNSON GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde el lado este de Silvercliffe, gire al norte en la CR 255 desde la ctra. 96. Diríjase hacia el norte aprox. 4 millas en la CR 255, gire hacia el este en la CR 254 y recorra aproximadamente 1 milla hasta el área de estacionamiento de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, oso, león, caza menor, pavo ▶ JUBB CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT 42 INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17 hacia la CR 32 y diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 211/638 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ JUMPING COW — CONDADO DE ELBERT INDICACIONES: Desde Kiowa, tome la ctra. 86 este hacia la CR 125, gire al norte y recorra 5 millas. Las STL está rodeada y gestionada como parte de la SWA de Jumping Cow, y el requisito de permiso de acceso se aplica a ambas tierras. GMU/ACRES: 105/2086 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: únicamente con permiso especial de tiro. La caza está restringida a venados de cola blanca y venados mulos, a berrendos, a palomas, a conejos y a aves acuáticas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de caza únicamente mediante permiso. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia adecuada y válida para su actividad antes de solicitar el permiso. Los permisos deben llevarse en todo momento mientras se encuentra en la propiedad. Los permisos pueden designar zonas específicas de caza; de ser así, están restringidos a la zona catalogada y no son válidos en toda la propiedad. Los permisos son gratuitos, disponibles por proceso de asignación. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de área de CPW en Denver, 303-2917227. Las solicitudes deben presentarse el tercer lun. de ago. para la paloma, el berrendo macho, el venado de cola blanca macho y el venado bura macho. b. Una persona que no esté cazando podrá acompañar al titular del permiso a la propiedad y deberá permanecer con el titular del permiso en todo momento. c. Los cazadores permitidos (que no sean los que cazan paloma) no podrán ingresar a la propiedad antes del primer lunes después del día de apertura de su temporada individual. d. El uso de vehículos motorizados solo está permitido en carreteras señalizadas existentes que conducen a áreas de estacionamiento señalizadas . Todos los demás accesos únicamente a pie y a caballo. e. Todas las puertas de la propiedad se dejarán en condiciones en las que se encuentren después de pasar por la puerta de entrada. f. Abierto para el acceso de los cazadores autorizados desde 2 horas antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Si se captura un animal, el cazador puede permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar y retirar el animal de la propiedad. g. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ JUNIPER HOT SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 20.8 millas al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia Moffat, CR 53. Gire al sur en la CR 53 y continúe por 3.9 millas hacia la CR 74. Gire al oeste en la CR 74 y continúe 0.8 millas al estacionamiento en Yampa River State Park. GMU/ACRES: 3/493 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Acceso al río Yampa ▶ KARNEY RANCH — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 18. Gire a la izquierda en Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Acceso a través de Karney Ranch SWA zona de estacionamiento y la propiedad solamente. GMU/ACRES: 126/1000 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de diciembre para la caza de venados y berrendo. Abierto todo el año para la caza menor, el pavo y los animales de peletería durante la temporada de cada especie. CAZA: ciervos, berrendos, caza menor, pavos, animales de pelaje RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. Todos los vehículos restringidos a carreteras y estacionamientos. b. Abierto 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. La caza nocturna con luz artificial puede estar permitida según la normativa. c. Cerrado en la zona de seguridad del edificio como se ha anunciado. d. Se prohíbe acampar, las fogatas, recoger leña y el uso de vehículos todo terreno. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Prohibida la recogida y/o liberación de tortugas de caja ornamentadas. ▶ KARVAL — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 94 y ctra. 109, diríjase aproximadamente 12 millas al sur. El estacionamiento está aproximadamente 2 millas al sur de la entrada de Karval SWA. GMU/ACRES: 120/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ KELLER — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Diríjase 3 millas al sur de Las Animas en la ctra. 101 hacia la CR DD. Diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la CR 13 por 1.5 millas, luego diríjase al este en la CR FF por 0.5 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 13.5 por 0.5 millas, luego al este en la CR FF.5 por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 146/2160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, codorniz ▶ KEMP DRAW — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 6 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase 1.3 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 171/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a vías designadas y la CR 21. ▶ KEOTA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 13 millas al este de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 103, luego continúe por 1−2 millas con dirección norte en la CR 103. La propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 103. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ KERBER CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 285 por 0.25 millas hacia la CR LL56. Diríjase al oeste por 1.3 millas en la CR LL56. GMU/ACRES: 681/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ KINNEY LAKE — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde Hugo, diríjase alrededor de 11.7 millas al sur de la ciudad en la CR 109 (también llamada CR 32) hacia la CR 2J. Luego diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 2J hacia la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 113/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro veloz, conejo, palomas, aves acuáticas ▶ KIRKWELL — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 287, luego continúe hacia el oeste por la CR M. Gire hacia el norte por la CR 8 hasta la propiedad de la CR P. Estacione en la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ KLONDIKE BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la CR 23R. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 14 durante 50 millas al oeste. Tome Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) al norte durante 28 millas hasta Hohnholz Lakes. Diríjase al oeste durante 15 millas por USFS Rd. 200; luego diríjase al sur por la ctra. 143 y al este por la 207. GMU/ACRES: 7/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, oso PESCA: Arroyo LaGarde ▶ LA JARA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 15 por 10.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 240, luego diríjase 23 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 81/42,881 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, borrego cimarrón, oso, león, caza menor PESCA: lago, tres arroyos de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. b. Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza mayor con arco hasta el último día de la temporada regular de rifle, cerrado a los vehículos de motor en la parte delimitada al norte por una valla señalizada en un punto a lo largo de La Jara Creek en el cuarto suroeste de la Sección 32, T35N, R6E, que se extiende al este a lo largo de la valla cerca de 2.2 millas a la señal de poste de la esquina en la Sección 34, T35N, R6E; en el este por la valla señalizada desde la esquina anterior a 4.75 millas al sur de La Jara Creek; en el sur y el oeste por La Jara Creek. Ver mapa en: cpw.info/state-trust-lands ▶ LA JUNTA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 194, gire al oeste en la CR HH. La propiedad se encuentra en el lado sur de la CR HH. Los vehículos pueden estacionarse a lo largo de la CR HH para acceder a la propiedad; no bloquee la CR HH. GMU/ACRES: 125/6715 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — CONDADOS DE YUMA, KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 385. Después diríjase 0.5 millas al este en Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 /332 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ LAS MESITAS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 8.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 17 al punto de acceso en el lado sur de la ctra. 17. O desde Antonito, diríjase 6.6 millas al oeste en la ctra. 17 a la carretera de acceso Quinlan (4x4) en el lado norte de la ctra. 17 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd 5045. Diríjase al noroeste por aprox. 2.5 millas en la ctra. BLM 5045. Acceso a pie o a caballo aprox. 0.8 millas al sur a través de los terrenos BLM adyacentes al límite norte de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, leones, coyotes, linces, conejos ▶ LAUGHLIN GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste en la CR Z por 4.8 millas hacia la CR CC36. Diríjase 1.4 millas al oeste en la CR CC36. GMU/ACRES: 68/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ LAZY D — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: LADO NORTE: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Hereford en la CR 136 hasta la CR 111, luego diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 111 hasta la CR 134. Diríjase 2.5 millas al este en CR 134 a la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. LADO SUR: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Hereford en la CR 136 hasta la CR 111, luego continúe 4 millas con dirección sur en la CR 111 hasta la CR 128. Diríjase 2 millas al este en la CR 128 al lado centro-sur de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 88/2721 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, tome la ctra. 50 al oeste por 2.5 millas hacia la CR 210, luego diríjase al sur por 4.5 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 561/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde La Garita, diríjase al oeste por Carnero Creek Rd. durante 1 milla, luego vaya al sur en la bifurcación de La Garita Rd. durante 3 millas. Diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) durante 5 millas. Tome USFS Rd. 670 hasta la esquina sureste, o desde el oeste por USFS Rd. 670 hasta la esquina suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 79/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, paloma, coyote, castor ▶ LITTLE MUDDY — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, diríjase al este por la I-70 por 33 millas hacia Byers. Salga a la US-36 este y gire a la izquierda en N Main St. Continúe hacia el noreste hasta que la calle norte Main desemboque en la ctra. 36. Continúe al este por 13 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Hank’s Crossing Rd. y continúe al norte por 9 millas. Gire a la derecha en la avenida 96 este y diríjase al este durante 4.4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 99/2289 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas NOTA: Acceso únicamente a pie. Estacionamiento vehicular solo en el área designada, con un máximo de 4 vehículos. PRECAUCIÓN: Uso agrícola continuo en la zona. La sección sur de la propiedad requiere cruzar cercas bajo su propio riesgo. ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase al suroeste por la CR 560 (Arco Rd.) por 7 millas. La CR 560 atraviesa STL desde la esquina noroeste hasta el lado sur. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, alce, conejo, paloma, paloma cola de banda, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras del condado. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 15 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por aproximadamente 3.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, alce, conejo ▶ LONE ROCK — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160; gire al norte en la CR 2 de Baca. Propiedad en el lado izquierdo de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 137/646 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ LONE TREE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 23. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 23, luego recorra aprox. 3.6 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/637 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ LOS CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison en la ctra. 50, diríjase la este por 8 millas hacia la ctra. 114. Diríjase al sureste en la ctra. 114 aprox. 25 millas hacia la CR 17GG (FR 804). Diríjase al sur en la CR 17GG por aprox. 6 millas hasta señal de alto. continúa en la página siguiente 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO Gire al este en la CR NN-14 y continúe aproximadamente 1.25 millas, luego vaya al sur en la CR 17FF (FR 787) durante 2.5 millas hasta la FR 787.2A. Siga por FR 787.2A este durante 2 millas hasta el acceso sur. GMU/ACRES: 67/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde el lado sur de Antonito en las ctras. 285 y 17, diríjase 7 millas al oeste en la ctra. 17 hasta el sendero de dos vías al norte de la ctra. 17 por el antiguo cementerio. Diríjase hacia el norte y el oeste por el lado norte del Pico de los Mogotes Pase el pico por 5 millas a través de BLM hacia el límite este. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote ▶ LOST CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Roggen (salida 48) y diríjase al sur por la CR 73 durante 3.5 millas hasta la CR 18. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 18 por 3 millas hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 1 milla hacia la intersección de las CR 67 y CR 20. El estacionamiento marcado está aproximadamente a 0.25 millas al norte de la intersección de la CR 20 y la CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 99/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga, escopetas y rifles de percusión anular únicamente. b. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona protegida señalizada. ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 18 millas hacia la CR 28. Diríjase 2.1 millas al oeste al estacionamiento o diríjase 0.3 millas al oeste a la carretera de dos vías. Para acceder a la parte oeste, tome la carretera de acceso durante 2.1 millas al norte. Diríjase a la izquierda en la intersección en forma de Y, y luego recorra 0.7 millas hasta la valla. Acceso al embalse también desde tierra BLM. GMU/ACRES: 17/2880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Para los cazadores de caza mayor, se permite el acceso motorizado en la ruta de dos vías al norte de Jackson CR 28, una milla hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. Acceso de caza mayor más allá del área de estacionamiento limitado solo a pie o a caballo. b. Para los cazadores de aves acuáticas y caza menor, se permite el acceso motorizado a MacFarlane Res. únicamente en rutas designadas de dos vías. c. Todas las demás carreteras de dos vías cerradas al desplazamiento motorizado. ▶ MAITLAND — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 2 millas al oeste por la carretera 69. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 525, continúe aproximadamente 0.5 millas hasta el establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo, paloma 44 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ MANHATTAN CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase 27 millas a Livermore por la ctra. 287, luego gire al oeste en la CR 74E y continúe por 26 millas hacia Red Feather Lakes. Gire al sur en CR 69 y diríjase 4.4 millas hasta USFS Rd. 509. Estacione cerca de la puerta cerrada del USFS al final del camino y camine hacia el este. GMU/ACRES: 8/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, caza menor ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: STL está a 3 millas suroeste de Redwing. Desde Redwing, diríjase al sur en la CR 570 hacia la CR 576. Tome la CR 576 oeste hacia la CR 575. Gire al sur en la CR 575, que va al sur y luego curva al oeste hacia los terrenos de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 861/1420 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a las carreteras de los condados. ▶ MAVERICK FLATS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 aprox. 26.6 millas a la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire al norte hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.1 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en Buena Vista, diríjase al oeste en CR 306, luego: ACCESO N.º 1: Diríjase al oeste en la CR 306 hacia la CR 339. Diríjase hacia el sur en la CR 339 aproximadamente 2.9 millas a la zona de estacionamiento en el lado este de CR 339. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 aprox. 1.75 millas hasta la CR 328. Área de estacionamiento en esquina suroeste de las CR 321 y 328 intersección. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 aprox. 4.75 millas hasta la CR 327. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 327 por 1 milla al área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la CR 327. ACCESO N.º 4: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 por aprox. 4.5 millas hasta la CR 324 y el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 321. ACCESO N.º 5: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur por la CR 321 aprox. por 5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 321, donde la CR 321 cruza el arroyo Dry Creek. ACCESO N.º 6: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur por la CR 321 aprox. 5.25 millas hasta la CR 323. Diríjase hacia el oeste por la CR 323 hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el extremo oeste de la STL, en el lado norte de la CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481/4901 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, paloma, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Máximo 4 vehículos en zona de estacionamiento; máximo 3 personas por vehículo. b. Acceso a través de áreas de estacionamiento únicamente. ▶ MAYBELL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 19. STL está al este y al oeste de la CR 19, norte del río Yampa. La CR 19 cruza STL de norte a sur, y proporciona acceso primario. Todo el acceso hacia la propiedad en el lado oeste de la CR 19 solo a pie y a caballo. Prohibido el uso de vehículos motorizados en la propiedad en el lado oeste de la CR 19. Acceso también desde la ctra. 40, 4.5 millas al este de Maybell y fuera de la ctra. 318, oeste de Maybell cerca del pueblo de Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11/9208 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. b. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo en la parte oeste de la CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. El STL está al norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441/724 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento de vehículos únicamente en áreas designadas. b. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada de los vecinos. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Bailey, diríjase al oeste en la CR 64 por 3.9 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 501/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta fin de la tercera temporada combinada de rifles para ciervos y alces, y para la temporada de pavos de primavera. CAZA: venado, alce, pavo solamente RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Prohibida la caza en zona de seguridad alrededor de caserío y dependencias según lo publicado. c. Sin acceso público del 1 de junio al 31 de agosto. ▶ McCOY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 4 millas al sur en CR 1-A a CR 37 a la tierra BLM. Diríjase al este, a través de BLM, hasta el límite oeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: pavo, oso, león, venado, alce ▶ McKENNA PEAK — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) desde Disappointment Creek Rd. hasta la BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 o desde Disappointment Creek Rd. cerca del cruce con Ryan Creek. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ MEADOW CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), luego continúe por 10 millas al oeste hacia Middle Cherokee Management Area. Propiedad dentro y adyacente a la unidad media. GMU/ACRES: 191/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza al sur de la CR 80C. Abierto todo el año para caza al norte de la CR 80C. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Al sur de la CR 80C, acceso solo a pie o a caballo. b. Solo se permite el acceso de vehículos al norte de la CR 80C cuando la zona de gestión de Middle Cherokee está abierta a los vehículos. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase al noreste por la ctra. 160 por 5 millas. Gire a la derecha en el camino de tierra en la cima de Mancos Hill. Diríjase 2.5 millas arriba por el camino de tierra hacia Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73/635 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, oso, caza menor, pavo ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SECTOR NOROESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 por 14 millas al oeste hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SECTOR SURESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 a oeste por 10 millas hacia la CR 26. Siga por la CR 26 al este/noreste por 5.5 millas. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) tiene acceso a la sección noroeste; CR 26 tiene acceso a la sección sureste. NUEVA PROPIEDAD: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 oeste durante 14 millas hasta Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Camine al sur para acceder a la propiedad nueva. GMU/ACRES: 181/5400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, alce, león, urogallo oscuro, urogallo, coyote, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo para la caza, excepto lo permitido en b. debajo. b. Se permite acampar y encender fogatas solo a 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). PRECAUCIÓN: Las carreteras son muy erosionables; se recomienda tener cuidado con el clima húmedo. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Diríjase al noroeste de Saguache en la ctra. 114. Diríjase la norte en la CR 38 EE por 2.5 millas, luego diríjase al norte por 2 millas en USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: ciervos, alces, berrendos, osos, leones, caza menor ▶ MIDDLE PARK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 con dirección oeste por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 4 millas hacia Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Diríjase al norte por 15 millas hasta Buffalo Park, luego tome USFS Rd. 131 por 1 milla al este hasta la señal y la puerta de ingreso. GMU/ACRES: 27/4144 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados y estacionamiento restringidos según lo publicado. ▶ MIDDLE WOLF CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506. Gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506 y continúe por aprox. 6.7 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo ▶ MILK CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: ACCESO SUROESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 con dirección oeste por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 4 millas hacia Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Diríjase al norte por 15 millas a Buffalo Park, luego diríjase al este por USFS Rd. 131 hasta la señal y la puerta de ingreso. ACCESO NORESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 por 20 millas al oeste hacia la CR 184. Diríjase 2 millas al oeste (solo en clima seco) a través de la verja blanca y a lo largo de la carretera para vehículos hasta la zona de estacionamiento justo antes de Muddy Creek. En clima húmedo, manténgase en la CR 184 hasta el marcador de milla 161 e ingrese a la propiedad desde la cresta o el final de la carretera. ACCESO TWO BAR: Tome la ctra. 40 al oeste de Kremmling por 18 millas al área de estacionamiento señalizada en el marcado de milla 163. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 27/10,955 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a CR 184 (ctra. 40, marcador de milla 163) y al área de estacionamiento (marcador de milla 165) a menos que se indique lo contrario. b. Acceso vehicular a través del portón en la Secc. 11 restringido al camino designado cuando la carretera está seca. c. Estacionamiento en la Secc. 14 restringido según lo indicado. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al sur por 4 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR GG, luego diríjase 0.8 millas al este hasta las CR GG y 58EE, estas cruzan las STL. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ MINER’S DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. Y continúe hacia la CR 16W. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 16W y continúe por aprox. 3.4 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MIRAGE — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte fuera de Moffat por la ctra. 17 por 7 millas. Gire al este hacia la CR AA. Continúe al este en la CR AA por 5 millas para llegar a la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ MISHAK LAKES — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Moffat, diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la ctra. 17, que cruza las STL y proporciona varios puntos de acceso oeste de la CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682/2567 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Después diríjase al sur en la CR 45 por 4 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 12/653 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a motor fuera de la carretera del condado. ▶ MOODY CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, tome la ctra. 40 por 2 millas con dirección sur de la ctra. 131. Tome la ctra. 131 al sur hacia el pueblo de Yampa. Siga la CR 7 suroeste hasta que se convierta en USFS Rd. 900. Continúe por 0.75 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 231/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza al norte del arrojo Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: La esquina noroeste de Moonhill SWA llega a la CR 129 en el lado este de la carretera, a unas 13.5 millas al norte de la ctra. 40 en Steamboat Springs. Estacionamiento al norte del acceso en el lado oeste de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Están prohibidos los vehículos motorizados, las motos de nieve y las bicicletas. c. Prohibido cortar leña. ▶ MOORE DRAW — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, tome la CR 44 al sur por 18 millas. Diríjase al este en la CR K por aprox. 1 milla. Gira al sur en la CR 45 y diríjase 2 millas hasta la propiedad. La propiedad está a 0.25 millas al norte de la CR G sobre la CR 45. Estacione en la CR 45. GMU/ACRES: 145/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en el punto de la milla 5, continúe hacia el norte por la ctra. Harper’s Corner Rd. Acceso en BLM terreno de la ctra. Harper’s Corner Rd. desde la milla 6 (sendero BLM 1520) hasta la milla 9.3. O acceda desde el terreno de BLM al sur de Moffat por la CR 16 en la milla 2.4 o 3.4. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero solo para la caza. CAZA: venado bura, alce, urogallo, urogallo oscuro ▶ NORTH CANYON — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Campo en la ctra. 287 y la CR J, vaya 10 millas al oeste por la CR J hasta la CR 18. Tome la CR 18 por 4 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 144/632 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, codorniz, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ NORTH DEVILS CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aprox. por 0.5 millas al oeste por la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 16 millas al suroeste hacia la CR 801, luego tome la CR 801 por aprox. 0.5 millas al norte hacia USFS Rd. 2111. Tome USFS Rd. 2111 por aprox. 3 millas con dirección oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2111.G. USFS Rd. 2111 cubre el límite sur de la propiedad por 1 milla. USFS Rd. 2111.G va aprox. 0.2 millas al norte de la frontera este. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase 2 millas al sur en la ctra. 13, luego diríjase al sur en la CR 41. Avance por 2 millas para acceder a los terrenos de BLM. El acceso es empinado y hasta 2 millas de la CR. La recuperación de la caza puede ser difícil. GMU/ACRES: 12/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se accede únicamente desde el estacionamiento en el terreno de BLM frente a la CR 41 en el lado sur de la propiedad. ▶ NORTH PAWNEE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD ▶ MORGAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 13 al sur de Craig hacia Axial Basin. Diríjase al oeste por la CR 51 hacia la CR 32. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 32 por 4 millas. La CR 32 atraviesa las STL. La CR 133 atraviesa la parte norte de las STL. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 35.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte en la entrada cerrada. DESDE STONEHAM: Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. DESDE FORT MORGAN: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ MORRISON CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Oak Creek, diríjase al sur por 1 milla en la ctra. 131 hacia la CR 14. Continúe al este por 4 millas hacia la entrada de Stagecoach Res., luego diríjase al sur en la CR 16 por 7 millas. Vía privada de acceso en STL. GMU/ACRES: 15/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a motor fuera de la carretera del condado. ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), luego diríjase 6 millas al oeste hacia Lower Cherokee Management Area. Siga la carretera de acceso suroeste por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 191/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de enero para caza mayor. Abierto todo el año para la pesca y caza menor. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto durante las temporadas de caza mayor cuando se permite el acceso de vehículos a Cherokee SWA. b. Prohibido el estacionamiento. c. Actividades no enumeradas aquí prohibidas del 1 de septiembre al 1 de mayo. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 4 millas hacia la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Diríjase al norte en la CR 15 por aprox. 5 millas hacia las STL. La CR 15 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 50/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: solamente caza mayor, caza menor ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Florence, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 15. Diríjase al oeste por 1 milla al noroeste hacia la esquina de STL. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA VENADO, CAZA MENOR, PAVO RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe la caza en la “zona colchón” al este, al norte y al sur marcada por el límite de la propiedad y que se extiende 0.25 millas al oeste a lo largo del límite de la propiedad del este. ▶ NORTH SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT 46 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase al oeste por 14.8 millas en la CR 4 hacia la CR 88. Gire al sur la CR 88 y recorra 1.3 millas. La CR 88 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ OIL WELL FLATS — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City en la ctra. 50, diríjase 6.5 al norte en Field Ave. hacia la CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) a BLM Rd. 5940. Permanezca en BLM Rd. 5940 por 1 milla hasta BLM Rd. 5490. Continúe por BLM Rd. 5490 por 1.5 Millas. STL está a una caminata de 500 yardas al este a través del terreno BLM hasta la esquina noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 581/600 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, lince, pavo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ OLD MAN’S GULCH — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Yeso, tome la ctra. 6 hasta Valley Rd. y continúe por la carretera por aprox. 2 millas. Tome Cottonwood Pass Rd. por aprox. 3 millas hasta BLM Rd. 8371, luego BLM Rd. 8371 hasta BLM Rd. 8370 (aprox. 3—4 millas). Tome BLM Rd. 8370 por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la antigua ruta de ganado. No se ha designado una cabecera de sendero. RUTA ALTERNATIVA: Desde Yeso, tome la ctra. 6 hasta Valley Rd. y continúe por la carretera por aprox. 2 millas. Tome Cottonwood Pass Rd. por aprox. 6.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 529. Tome USFS Rd. 529 hasta USFS Rd. 529.1 (aprox. 1.5 millas), luego tome USFS Rd. 529.1 hasta USFS Rd. 529.2a. Tome USFS Rd. 529.2a hasta BLM Rd. 8371, luego BLM Rd. 8371 hasta BLM Rd. 8370 (aprox. 3–4 millas). Tome BLM Rd. 8370 por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la antigua ruta de ganado. No se ha designado una cabecera de sendero. NOTA: ¡Vehículo 4x4 u OHV muy recomendado! GMU/ACRES: 44/692 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Del Norte, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 112 por 0.75 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 15. Diríjase la norte y al oeste alrededor de 4 millas. Gire a la derecha por USFS Rd. 660 y continúe por 6 millas. Gire a la izquierda en USFS Rd. 646 y continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 79/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ ORCHARD — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE KERSEY: Diríjase 18 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Diríjase al norte y al este por la ctra. 87 (que se convierte en la CR 89) por 6 millas hacia la CR 52. Diríjase al este desde la intersección por 3 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento norte. DESDE ORCHARD: Diríjase al norte por Washington Ave. a Morgan CR X. Diríjase al oeste en la CR X por 2 millas hacia la CR 0. Diríjase al norte en la CR 0 por 1 milla hacia la CR Y. Diríjase al oeste en la CR Y por 0.5 millas al sur hacia la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ ORITZ — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, en la ctra. 17 y la ctra. 285, diríjase 0.3 millas al sur en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR 12.5. Diríjase al suroeste por 1.2 millas hacia la CR E.5. Diríjase al oeste en la CR E.5 por 0.3 millas hacia la carretera de dos vías. Diríjase al suroeste por 5.3 millas hacia la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63 hacia la CR 16, luego diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento de Overland Trail SWA. Acceso a STL desde el área de estacionamiento de SWA y solo a través de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 96/40 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ OWL CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, tome la ctra. 14 este por 9 millas hacia la CR 25. Diríjase al sur por 4.5 millas hacia STL, luego diríjase 0.7 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 por 7.6 millas hasta USFS Rd. 792. Diríjase al este por 0.6 millas hasta BLM Rd. 2506. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ OXBOW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia el estacionamiento en el lado sur. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, aves acuáticas, paloma, conejo, perro de pradera PESCA: Solo zona Oxbow de Little Snake River. RESTRICCIONES: a. Del 1 de marzo al 15 de agosto, se permiten actividades de observación de la fauna silvestre solo por encima del acantilado natural a 75 yardas del agua en el borde norte de la propiedad. ▶ PACKERS GAP — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 2200 por aprox. 7 millas al oeste hacia la CR 25. Intersección de la CR 25 y USFS Rd. 2200 en la esquina noreste de la propiedad. La siguiente milla al sur en la CR 25 es el límite este de la propiedad. En la esquina sureste se encuentra la intersección de la CR 25 y la CR G. La milla 1 al oeste en la CR G es el límite sur de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PARKDALE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: 3 millas al oeste de Parkdale en la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, león, cimarrón, caza menor ▶ PASS CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 287, diríjase 40 millas al oeste en la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) hacia la CR 103. Después diríjase al oeste hacia la CR 190. Diríjase 5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 7/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. Acceso permitido desde el lado sur donde la propiedad se une a terrenos del USFS. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE WHITBY: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 por 24.7 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 8 por 5.5 millas hacia la CR G. Continúe al este por 0.8 millas hacia Comanche National Grassland. STL al norte de Comanche. TERRENO DE PAT CANYON: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 por 24.7 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 8 por 10 millas hacia Kirkwell. Diríjase al oeste en la CR M por 2 millas hacia la CR 5. Diríjase al sur en la CR 5 por 1.1 millas. GMU/ACRES: 144/1302 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza menor, venado, berrendo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. b. Vehículos de motor prohibidos. ▶ PECK MESA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, tome la ctra. 318 noroeste hacia la CR 10. Gire al sur en la CR 10 y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Propiedad al norte de la CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a CR 10 ctra. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR 80 C. Diríjase al oeste hacia la CR 103 (conocida como Four Corners). Diríjase al norte por 7 millas hacia las propiedades este. Hacia el oeste de STL, salga de USFS Rd. 200 y vaya hacia el oeste durante 5 millas. SECCIONES: 25 Y 36 están fuera de la CR 103, que pasa por la esquina suroeste de la Secc. 36. SECC. 34 está 5 millas al oeste de la CR 103 en USFS Rd. 200. Diríjase al norte por 1 milla en la carretera BLM de dos vías. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8/1920 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos de motor prohibidos. ▶ PINE ARROYO — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 10 hacia la CR 120. Tome la CR 120 por 10.5 millas al norte. Gire a la derecha (este) en la intersección T en la CR 122. Después de 3 millas, gire a la izquierda (norte) para continuar por la CR 122. Continúe por 1 milla para llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PAWNEE COAL CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — CONDADO DE LOGAN ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57, luego continúe por 1−2 millas con dirección norte en la CR 57. La propiedad está al este y adyacente a la CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 87/440 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, en la intersección de la ctra. 14 y la ctra. Ball Park Rd.: 1. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 17 millas hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al norte en la CR 17 por 2.8 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 17. 2. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 6 millas hacia la CR 25. Diríjase al norte en la CR 25 por 2 millas hacia la CR 32. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 32 por 1.5 millas hasta la CR 21.5. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21.5 por 0.75 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 21.5. 3. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 8 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 2 millas hacia la zona de estacionamiento donde la CR 21 no tiene salida. 4. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 8 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 1 milla hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 30 por 0.25 millas hacia el sector de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 89/2720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. INDICACIONES: Al este de Maybell, ir al sur de la ctra. 40 en la CR 57 por 12 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde el estacionamiento en la CR 57. INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 13 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 125 hacia la ctra. 127. Diríjase 9 millas al norte hacia la CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), luego diríjase la oeste por 1.5 millas hacia la CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), luego continúe al sur hasta el final de la carretera. NOTA: Carretera del USFS cerrada al tráfico motorizado en la entrada. Los usuarios deben continuar hacia el sur aproximadamente 1.25 millas por la carretera a pie o sin un vehículo motorizado hasta el límite de la STL. GMU/ACRES: 6/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 15 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50 al área de Salt Lick BLM. Luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur a través de BLM al noreste de la esquina de STL. Estacionamiento en el recinto recreativo de Five Points. GMU/ACRES: 691/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, oso, pavo 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ PINON HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase 3.6 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 142 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 5006, luego diríjase al sureste por 3 millas. STL está al sur de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ POUDRE RIVER — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 287 hacia Ted’s Place (Estación Conoco), luego o bien diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 14 por 1.7 millas hacia STL, o diríjase al norte en la ctra. 287 por 3 millas. Ctra. 14 acceso al norte y al este de la carretera o a través de Gateway Park cuando esté abierto. GMU/ACRES: 191/5760 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 15 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca según lo anunciado. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, animales de peletería PESCA: arrojo de agua fría (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre y Seaman Res.) RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido al este de la ctra. 287. b. Acceso desde la ctra. 14, de la zona de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la ctra. 287, y las tierras del USFS. ▶ PINON RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 77. Diríjase al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ POINT OF ROCKS — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de Barnesville de la CR 61 y la CR 68, diríjase 8−9 millas al este en la CR 68 hacia la propiedad, ubicada en el lado norte de la CR 68. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ POWDER WASH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 4.4 millas al este en la CR 4 al establecimiento. La CR 4 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ POISON SPYDER — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, tome la ctra. 141 por 15 millas al sur hacia la CR 29W. Tome la CR 29W, luego diríjase al oeste por 1.7 millas desde la ctra. 141 en BLM Rd. 4088. Diríjase 2 millas al noroeste, luego gire al sur y continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ PROSPECT — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Hudson, diríjase al este por la ctra. 52 aprox. 7 millas hacia la CR 59. Diríjase al sur en la CR 59 por aprox. 4 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 59, en la esquina noroeste de la Sección 36. GMU/ACRES: 99/140 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: aves acuáticas, conejo, paloma, faisán, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a través de estacionamiento designado únicamente. ▶ POITREY CANYON — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Diríjase la sur fuera de Kim en la ctra. 160. La carretera se curva al oeste. Continúe hacia el oeste por 6 millas hasta la CR 173 y gire al norte. Continúe al norte en la CR 173 por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 136/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PTARMIGAN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Fraser, tome la CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) oeste hacia USFS Rd. 882. Tome la ctra. 882 sur hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 28/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos a motor, excepto las motos de nieve, en caso de que haya 1 pie de nieve. ▶ POITREY CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160, luego gire al sur en la CR 179. La propiedad está al este. GMU/ACRES: 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ POLE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4, luego continúe al oeste por 1.75 millas. El terreno está al sur de la CR 4, y se extiende por 5 millas al oeste de la CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3/11,026 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ PUNCHE VALLEY — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 7.3 millas al este en la CR G hacia la CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Diríjase al sureste y luego al sur durante 7.8 millas en la CR F hasta la tierra BLM. Acceso a pie o a caballo 1 milla este a través de terrenos BLM contiguos a la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ PUNKIN CENTER — CONDADO DE LINCOLN ▶ PONCHA PASS — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, diríjase al sur 0.5 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la esquina noreste. GMU/ACRES: 561/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo 48 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES:444 Desde Punkin Center: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 7 millas hacia la CR T. Continúe al este en la CR T por 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento de la carretera en el lado norte de la CR T. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 7 millas hacia la CR T. Diríjase al este en la CR T por 3.1 millas al área de estacionamiento de la carretera en el lado norte de la CR T. GMU/ACRES: 114/5444 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en áreas designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ QUEENS — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: Desde Eads: ÁREAS DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1 Y 2: Tome la ctra. 287 sur por 10.5 millas. Área de estacionamiento 1 en el lado este de la ctra. 287. Área de estacionamiento 2 en el lado oeste de la ctra. 287. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Tome la ctra. 287 sur por 12 millas hacia la CR F. Diríjase al oeste en la CR F por 1 milla al área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127/38,352 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, paloma, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 135, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 aprox. 17 millas hasta la CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Diríjase al norte por 10 millas hasta la cima del Black Sage Pass. Diríjase al sur en USFS Rd. 887.48. Estacione en el punto de partida del sendero 537 y recorra 2.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 551/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ RABBIT EARS — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la milla 5.9, luego diríjase al norte por 0.6 millas al estacionamiento. O bien, continúe al oeste hasta la milla 4.4; lote en el lado norte. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 16/5229 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Tal y como se ha publicado, la zona de cierre en el lado oeste desde el 15 de ago. hasta el 1 de sept. ▶ RAILROAD GULCH — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el sendero Hecla Jct. en el río Arkansas, camine por el sendero Hecla Jct. hasta la terminal cerca de Seidel’s Suckhole Rapid. Cruce el río y siga por Railroad Gulch por 1.25 millas al este hacia el norte, final de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 57/369 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara, diríjase 14 millas al oeste en la CR 15. Gire a la izquierda en el camino de tierra en el Centro, luego diríjase 7 millas en La Jara Res. Rd. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 81/673 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de los senderos existentes. ▶ RATTLESNAKE — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 10 hacia la CR 120. Tome la CR 120 norte por 8.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 40 por 27 millas hacia la CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Diríjase 5 millas al sur/suroeste en la CR 57 hacia la CR 32, luego diríjase 4 millas al sur/sureste. Estacionamiento y puerta de acceso a pie en la esquina noreste. Segundo portón de paso en la cerca de deriva en el sector sureste. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibida la caza dentro de la zona de seguridad de 0.25 millas a lo largo del límite este. ▶ RED CANYON — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Después diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5 y continúe por ir 1 milla al norte hacia Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 20 por 4.5 millas hasta el área del pozo petrolero, luego tome la carretera de dos vías por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 16/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde el área de estacionamiento de las ctras. USFS, apto solo para vehículos 4x4. b. No hay acceso para remolques más allá de la zona de estacionamiento. ▶ RED LION RANCH — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Crook, diríjase al noreste por la ctra. 138 por 8.25 millas hacia la línea de condado SedgwickLogan. Gira al sur en la CR 97/1 y diríjase 1.25 millas al área de estacionamiento. Área de estacionamiento fuera de la CR 97/1, justo al norte del fondo del río. GMU/ACRES: 92/200 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: ACCESO OESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 este y gire al norte hacia la CR 22. Diríjase por aprox. 0.3 millas al norte. Área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la carretera. ACCESO ESTE: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la milla 187.5. Área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 181/623 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RED ROCK — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aproximadamente por 0.5 millas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350, luego tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 5 millas con dirección suroeste hacia la CR 13. Tome la CR 13 aproximadamente 6.5 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2114, luego tome USFS Rd. 2114 aprox. 0.25 millas al oeste (estará al norte de la esquina noreste puede recorrer otras 0.75 millas al oeste y se encontrará en terrenos del USFS, al norte de la propiedad). Propiedad aprox. 1 milla al sur. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RED WASH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y diríjase a la ctra. BLM Rd. 1620. Gire al este hacia BLM Rd. 1620 y diríjase al callejón sin salida de la carretera. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ RESERVOIR DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 8.5 millas al oeste en la CR 4 hacia la intersección de la CR 4 y la CR 66. Propiedad al norte de la CR 4. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ RIDGE ROAD — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase a 1.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5, luego diríjase al sur 1.7 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 16/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ ROBINSON CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 4 millas al norte en la ctra. 85 de Nunn hacia la CR 108, luego diríjase 6 millas al este en la CR 108. Camine 1 milla sur hacia la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ ROBINSON DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe por aprox. 17.2 millas hasta la carretera sin nombre BLM Gire a la derecha hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 160 yardas; tome el primer giro a la derecha. Se recomienda tener un vehículo todoterreno o un vehículo 4x4 capaz a partir de aquí Recorra aprox. 2.5 millas, gire al oeste y recorra aprox. 0.6 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ ROCK CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al norte por 0.75 millas, luego gire al este por la CR 57 y continúe por 1.25 millas. Gire al este en la ctra. BLM 5345 (Raspberry Gulch Rd.), después inmediatamente gire a norte en la ctra. BLM 5350 (North Rock Creek Rd.) y continúe por 1.75 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ROCK FALL — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta. tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 25 con dirección sur durante 6 millas hasta la CR B. Tome la CR B con dirección oeste durante 2 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2164 (la CR B se curva hacia el sur por la intersección). Tome USFS Rd. 2164 aprox. 2 millas al noroeste hasta la intersección con USFS Rd. 2164.F. Tome USFS. 2164.F aprox. 0.75 millas al norte. USFS. 2164.F pasa por la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ROMEO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Romeo: 1: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 285 por 0.5 millas hacia la CR P. Diríjase al oeste en la CR P por 2.9 millas, luego continúe al oeste en la CR P (BLM 5055: Cinder Pits) y acceda a la propiedad desde el sur, a través de tierras BLM contiguas. 2: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 285 por 2.1 millas a CR R. Diríjase al oeste en la CR R por 3.1 millas, luego continúe al oeste en BLM 5060: Capulin Peak y acceda a STL desde el norte a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ ROSENER — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Morgan, tome la ctra. Morgan CR 19 (Sherman St. en Fort Morgan) sur fuera de la ciudad por aprox. 11 millas. Gire al oeste en la CR F. Siga aproximadamente 5 millas hasta la CR 14 y gire al sur. Siga aproximadamente 1.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento situado en el lado este de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 99/634 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, paloma ▶ ROSITA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la ctra. 69, luego diríjase al este por 6 millas en la CR 328. Diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco al 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga y escopetas únicamente. 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ ROUND TOP — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hasta la CR N. Tome la CR N aprox. 0.5 millas al oeste hasta la CR 16.5. Tome la CR 16.5 norte hasta USFS Rd. 2124.B, luego tome USFS Rd. 2124.B aprox. 5 millas al oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2124. Tome USFS Rd. 2124 aprox. 1 milla al norte de la propiedad. USFS Rd. 2124 atraviesa la propiedad en dirección norte y se encuentra con USFS Rd. 2120 cerca del límite norte. Tome USFS Rd. 2120 sur a través de la propiedad, o bien hacia el norte y luego hacia el este hasta la CR 17. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RUSSELL CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: PARCELA 1: Desde Saguache, diríjase 8.5 millas al sur en la CR R, luego gire al este y continúe por 2.5 millas. PARCELA 2: Desde Saguache, diríjase 6.5 millas al sur hacia la CR T, luego gire al este y diríjase 6 millas a la CR 53. Gire al sur y recorra 4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 682/1920 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo CAZA: venado, berrendo, codorniz escamada, paloma huilota, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego a menos de 0.25 millas de distancia de los edificios. b. Acceso a través de áreas de estacionamiento únicamente. ▶ SAKARIASON — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, diríjase al oeste por 15.3 millas en la ctra. 12 hacia la CR 41.7. Diríjase 11.6 millas con dirección norte GMU/ACRES: 85/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso restringido según lo publicado en el lado oeste. ▶ SAN ANTONITO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 8.9 millas en la CR G hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al noroeste por 1.4 millas al establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: coyote, conejo ▶ SAND ARROYO — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Vilas, tome la CR 36 sur a CR X. Propiedad ubicada al noreste de la intersección. Estacione en la CR 36 o CR X para acceder a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RYE SLOUGH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 1.75 millas en la CR 53. Continúe en la CR 53 por 22 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/8973 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, alces, coyotes, conejos, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 2 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Badger Creek y Arkansas River, diríjase al norte aproximadamente 2.5 millas siguiendo la carretera BLM cerrada. Desde el cierre de carretera BLM, acceso solo a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 57/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 3 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte en la CR 12 aprox. por 4 millas hasta la CR 157A. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 157A aprox. 0.75 millas hasta BLM Falls Gulch/ Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Diríjase al sur, luego al oeste por BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. por aprox. 3 millas. STL está 1 milla al oeste a pie o a caballo desde el final de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Ir 0.25 millas al sur de las ctras. 291 y 285 o 6.5 millas al norte de Poncha Springs en la ctra. 285. STL está en el lado oeste de la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56/597 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SAND CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Siga las indicaciones a Elk Mountain STL o al Parque Estatal State Forest a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 6/3280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Moffat, diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la ctra. 17, que cruza las STL y proporciona varios puntos de acceso oeste de la CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682/2714 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SAINT CHARLES — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Howard, diríjase al norte en la CR 7 aprox. 0.25 millas. En las CR 7 y 45, diríjase al este en la CR 45 aprox. 0.5 millas hasta Sand Gulch. En Sand Gulch, diríjase al norte por aprox. 0.75 millas a STL. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de la carretera de acceso BLM. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160, luego continúe al sur en la CR 8. Gire en USFS Rd. 2360D y siga hasta el borde de la propiedad. Estacione en USFS Rd. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SAGE CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al sur en la CR 37 por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 1 — CONDADO DE FREMONT ▶ SAND CANYON — CONDADO DE BACA ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Guffey, diríjase 6 millas al norte en la CR 59 al límite de USFS. Diríjase 1.5 millas al este sobre la montaña a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso coyote, lince, pavo ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 al carril 27 hasta que se convierte en Doyle Rd. Desde el final del pavimento, diríjase 4 millas hasta la puerta de acceso. Siga las indicaciones hacia el estacionamiento. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 128/14,213 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero 50 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Campo, diríjase 15 millas al oeste en Rd. J, gire al sur en la ctra. Rd. 13 y continúe 5.5 millas hacia la pastura del servicio forestal, Puerta 2C. Diríjase al sur y al este por 1 milla, luego tome la bifurcación derecha al sur por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 144/319 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, león, paloma, codorniz escamada, conejo, INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte en la CR 12 unas 15 millas a Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Diríjase al oeste en Jack Hall/BLM Rd. al área de estacionamiento designada. STL está al sur y al oeste por aproximadamente 4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 8.5 millas con dirección norte en CR DD en Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102/3682 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido al este de la US 385. ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: En Antonito en la ctra. 285 y la calle 6 (CR G), diríjase 11.5 millas al este por la CR G. Gire al norte en la carretera de dos vías y siga por 1 milla. STL está 0.25 millas al este a través de BLM hasta el borde oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Mosca, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la ctra. 17 hacia el Carril 6 norte, luego 7.5 millas al este hacia San Luis Lakes SWA. Acceso a STL desde el estacionamiento SWA de San Luis Lakes solamente. Cruce a STL a través de puertas en el lado oeste de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82/1300 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de julio hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo desde San Luis Lakes SWA solamente. b. Bicicletas prohibidas. c. Carros de juego permitidos. ▶ SAVORY EAST — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, tome la ctra. 160, luego gire al norte en Baca CR 0 hacia el estacionamiento en asignación de servicio forestal. GMU/ACRES: 137/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase al oeste por 14.8 millas en la CR 4 hacia la CR 88. Gire al sur en la CR 88 y recorra 2.4 millas. La CR 88 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) sur por 11 millas. La CR 330 atraviesa el cuarto noreste de la Sec. 31 y la mitad sur de la Secc. 36. La CR 310 entra al cuarto noreste de la Sec. 31 en el lado este. GMU/ACRES: 85/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo, paloma, paloma cola de banda, pavo ▶ SETTLEMENT — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la ctra. 36 y Yuma CR M, diríjase al sur en la CR M por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en Kit Carson CR Nn por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento de South Fork Republican STL. Para acceder a la propiedad, diríjase al este desde allí por 0.5 millas. La carretera gira hacia el sur y luego vuelve al este, que se convierte en la milla 5/10. Diríjase a la intersección y gire al sur en la CR 40, luego continúe al sur por 0.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 109/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ SEVENMILE RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 6.3 millas. La propiedad está a 2 millas al oeste de la CR 67. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SHAW CREEK — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Diríjase 6 millas al este desde South Fork, o 9 millas al oeste desde Del Norte en la ctra. 160. Gire al sur en New Hope Community Church y tome la carretera de grava oeste de la iglesia hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 80/469 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sep. hasta finales de feb. Abierto hasta el 31 de marzo solo para la caza del león de montaña. CAZA: alce, venado mula, león, urogallo, conejo, coyote, lince RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. ▶ SHEEPHEAD BASIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 28.2 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 318. Gire al norte en la CR 46. Diríjase 1.1 millas hacia la CR 46. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶SHEEPHERDER SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 7.6 millas hacia la CR 126. Continúe al norte en la CR 126 por 1.9 millas. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SHELF ROAD — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Cripple Creek, tome la CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) por aprox. 8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 6 millas hasta la ctra. Kerr Gulch Rd., luego diríjase al suroeste por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SIKES RANCH — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Prichett, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al sur en la CR 3 por aprox. 8 millas. En el letrero “Sikes South Rock Quarry”, gire al oeste. Acceso a STL solo desde y a través de Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144/641 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, pavo caído, conejo, lince RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. También se permite la caza nocturna con permiso. b. La circulación motorizada está restringida a la ruta de acceso principal, CR O. c. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. d. Se prohíbe el acceso en la envolvente del edificio y en las zonas de seguridad designadas, según se indique. e. Se prohíbe la acampada, encender fogatas, el uso de vehículos todoterreno y la tala o recolección de madera. f. Se permite la captura con permiso. Los permisos deben estar en los tramperos en todo momento durante la captura. Permisos disponibles en el CPW ▶ SIMMONS — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur por 5 millas en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla en la carretera pavimentada, gire al sur siguiendo la carretera pavimentada, luego gire al este hacia la CR 22 y continúe 0.5 millas al este hasta el estacionamiento. Acceso a la propiedad desde el área de estacionamiento de Simmons SWA. GMU/ACRES: 102/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, pavo, paloma ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 318 oeste desde Maybell por 10 millas hasta la ctra. BLM Rd. 2122, luego diríjase 2.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SIXTEEN DITCH — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde las calles 6.º y Main St. en Walden, diríjase 0.6 millas al sur hacia la CR 12W. Diríjase 4.3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 12W hacia la CR 33. Tome la CR 33 norte por aprox. 2.3 millas; esquina sureste de STL aprox. 250 yardas al oeste de la CR 33 GMU/ACRES: 161/280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, urogallo, conejo ▶ SKULL CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 104. Gire al noreste en la CR 104, luego vaya hasta la CR 95. GMU/ACRES: 10/639 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 8 millas al oeste en la ctra. 40 y gire al norte en la CR 44. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 46 y continúe por 4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento señalizada. Puerta, estacionamiento en la esquina noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 214/400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Este de Kremmling, gire al norte en la ctra. 40 en la CR 2 y continúe por 4 millas hacia Black Mountain Rd. Continúe por 7.2 millas. Gire a la izquierda, continúe por 0.2 millas a la bifurcación y diríjase a la izquierda 0.3 millas para firmar. El acceso es empinado sin acceso a través de terrenos privados vecinos en el sur, oeste o norte. GMU/ACRES: 18/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo ▶ SNYDER PRAIRIE — CONDADO DE WASHINGTON INDICACIONES: Desde Otis, tome la ctra. 61 sur por aprox. 10 millas. Gire al este en la CR 30. Continúe por aprox. 2 millas; el área de estacionamiento está en el lado norte. Hay otra zona de estacionamiento más adelante en la CR 30, también del lado norte. GMU/ACRES: 101/11,842 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, paloma, aves acuáticas Oficina del Área de Lamar, 719-336-6600, o llamando al oficial local al 719-980-0025. 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ SOUTH 80 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Gire al oeste en la CR 4 y continúe por 4.4 millas hacia la CR 9. Después gire al sur en la CR 9 y continúe por 6.6 millas hacia la CR 118. Gire al este en la CR 118 y continúe por 1.7 millas. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/80 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Diríjase al sur de Craig por la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 51. Diríjase al oeste por 2 millas hacia la CR 17, luego continúe al norte por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN — CONDADOS DE KIT CARSON Y YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la ctra. 36 y Yuma CR M, diríjase al sur en la CR M por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en Kit Carson CR Nn por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento de South Fork Republican STL. GMU/ACRES: 109/2411 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SOUTH FORK SPRING CANYON — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 36. Continúe al oeste por la CR 9 por 2 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SOUTH GARDNER — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 69 noroeste hacia Gardner. Pase por Gardner, luego diríjase al oeste en la CR 550. Gire al sur inmediatamente en la CR 560. Continúe recto por la CR 540. La propiedad está aprox. a 2 millas de la CR 550. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, diríjase 0.5 millas al sur en la ctra. 12 hacia Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Diríjase al oeste por 11 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 85/585 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, urogallo oscuro NOTA: El acceso por la carretera está cerrado actualmente. Acceso a pie o en vehículos todo terreno únicamente a través de tierras del USFS al sur. ▶ SOUTH MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la ctra. Disappointment Creek (CR 19Q). Continúe por la CR 19Q hacia la CR 29 (USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd.). Diríjase al sur por la CR 29/USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd. por aprox. 3 millas. Estacione a lo largo de USFS Rd. 240 (Ryman Creek Rd.). Caminata o a caballo diríjase al este por aprox. 5.5 millas a través de USFS y tierras BLM a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 711/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, coyote, conejo 52 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 12 millas hacia la CR 21. Luego diríjase al norte por 11 millas hacia la CR 7 y diríjase al norte por 2 millas hacia la CR 4. Luego diríjase al oeste por 9 millas hacia la CR 66 y diríjase al sur. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/19,962 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego a menos de 100 pies de los edificios y corrales, según se indique. ▶ SOUTH PAWNEE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE NEW RAYMER: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 141 al límite sur del lado este de STL. DESDE STONEHAM: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 141 al límite sur del lado este de STL. DESDE FORT MORGAN: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas al norte en la CR 141 hacia el límite sur del lado este de STL. GMU/ACRES: 88/1720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ SOUTH PINON HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 7.3 millas al este en la CR G hacia la CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Diríjase al sureste por 3.5 millas en la CR F hacia STL, carretera de acceso en el lado sur de la CR F. El acceso a otras partes de la propiedad en las Secciones 35, 34, 33 y 32 oeste de la Sección 36 es a través de los terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/2240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ SOUTH ROGGEN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Roggen (salida 48) y diríjase al sur por la CR 73 por 3.5 millas hasta CR 18. Diríjase al este en la CR 18 por 2 millas hacia la CR 77. Desde la intersección de la CR 18 y la CR 77, diríjase al norte en la carretera de acceso por 1 milla hasta el estacionamiento marcado en el lado este de la carretera de acceso. GMU/ACRES: 99/1880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SPENCER DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe hacia SH 40A. Gire al este hacia SH 40A y siga por aprox. 1.8 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire a la derecha hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo a través de terrenos BLM adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SPINNEY — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 2.5 millas. STL está al sur de la ctra. 24. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 4.5 millas. Gire al norte en la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL está al oeste de la CR 15. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 5.5 millas. STL está al norte de la CR 59. ACCESO N.º 4: Desde Spinney Mountain State Park o Spinney Mountain SWA, camine hacia el oeste o el sur, respectivamente. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581/4674 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING CREEK BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) desde Disappointment Creek Rd. hasta BLM Rd. 4080 que va a STL GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 114 por 14.8 millas hacia la CR 41G. Diríjase al sur por 4.1 millas hasta USFS Rd. 708. Diríjase al noroeste por 1.6 millas por USFS Rd. 708. Estacione en la antigua carretera/sendero de USFS. Camine al norte por 0.6 millas en el viejo camino al límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 68/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING VALLEY — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385 por aprox. 14 millas hacia la CR Nn. Diríjase al oeste en la CR Nn hacia la CR 45, que gira al sur en la CR 45 por 1 milla al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 109/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo ▶ STATE LINE — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Campo, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en Rd. J, luego diríjase al sur en Rd. 24 por 5 millas. Gire al este por la verja 6M de USFS. Diríjase 1 milla hasta la puerta 6A. O bien, desde la puerta 6A, camine aprox. 2 millas al sureste hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/496 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, codorniz escamada, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ STEEL CANYON — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al este por la CR LL57 USFS Rd. 970 por 3.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, liebre de raqueta, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287 aprox. 16 millas hacia la CR 74E en The Forks. Diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la CR 74E, luego continúe al norte en la CR 37 por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 191/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Caza mayor solo con arco. b. Se prohíbe la caza menor, salvo con arco o con escopeta que no dispare un solo cartucho. ▶ STERLING PRAIRIE — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, tome la ctra. 6 este. Hay varias áreas de estacionamiento a lo largo de la ctra. 6, la primera está aprox. 6 millas al este de la interestatal, y la segunda aprox. 9 millas al este de la interestatal. ESTACIONAMIENTO LADO OESTE: Diríjase al sureste en la ctra. 61 aprox. 3.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. O tome la ctra. 61 sur hacia la ctra. Logan CR 24.8 y gire a la derecha. Gire a la izquierda en Logan CR 47. Diríjase por aprox. 3 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la carretera. ESTACIONAMIENTO LADO ESTE: Tome la ctra. 6 aprox. 12 millas al este de la interestatal. Gire al sur hacia la ctra. Logan CR 67 y recorra aproximadamente 2.5 millas. Gire al oeste hacia la ctra. Logan CR 30 y recorra aprox. 1 milla hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 93, 97, 98/44,733 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, paloma ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 287 norte hacia la CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Diríjase al oeste en la CR 74E hacia la carretera USFS cerca de la milla 11 en la 74E. Siga la ctra. USFS al sur hasta que entre en tierras del USFS. Acceso a pie o caballo a través de tierras del USFS. No hay acceso por vía pública directamente al límite de propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 191/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ STOKES GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al sur en la CR 37 hacia la CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13/1863 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco al 31 de mayo. CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas ▶ STONE CORRAL — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE AULT: Diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87/1041 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase 10 millas al norte en la ctra. 285 hacia la carretera BLM, luego diríjase al sur de Noland Gulch Loop Rd. a Stonehouse Gulch (cruzando la ctra. 285 de Aguas Termales Minerales). Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas, luego diríjase al sur por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 681/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, cimarrón, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la CR 12. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro, pavo ▶ SUGAR LOAF — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase al este en Colo. 142 por 10 millas hacia la CR V. Diríjase al norte en la CR V por 1.3 millas cerca de la esquina noreste de la propiedad. Acceso a la propiedad a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ SULTAN CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Silverton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 550 por 6 millas hasta USFS Rd. 584. Diríjase hacia el oeste por USFS 584 (Little Molas Lake Rd.) hasta la zona de estacionamiento del sendero USFS 555. GMU/ACRES: 74/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, coyote ▶ SUNNY MOON — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, gire al sur en la CR 17, luego cruzando las praderas de USFS hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SWEETWATER — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: Desde Wiley, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287 hacia la CR A. Diríjase al oeste en la CR A hacia la CR 40, luego continúe al norte por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 126/640 acres ABIERTO: Para la pesca, desde el último día de temporada de aves acuáticas (o según lo publicado) hasta el 31 de oct. Abierto para la caza del 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas (o según lo publicado) hasta el 30 de marzo. CAZA: aves acuáticas, caza menor, venado PESCA: agua templada ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 67. Después diríjase al norte por 3 millas y gire al este en la CR 123. Diríjase por 0.25 millas hacia la CR 132 y gire al norte. Continúe 9 millas a Beaver Creek SWA. Acceso vía área de estacionamiento superior de Beaver Creek SWA. NOTA: No hay acceso al público desde la ctra. 115. GMU/ACRES: 59/9427 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo, paloma, pavo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, excepto en la temporada de caza mayor, únicamente en las zonas designadas. b. Se prohíbe montar a caballo, excepto durante la temporada de caza mayor. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 12 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Diríjase al noroeste por 9 millas en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 2. Tome la CR 2 oeste por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, oso, urogallo ▶ TAOS VALLEY — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al este en la CR G por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 18. Diríjase hacia el sur por la CR 18 durante aproximadamente 3 millas hasta la carretera de dos pistas (4x4), luego continúe hacia el sur por la carretera de dos pistas durante aproximadamente 3.1 millas. Camine aprox. 0.1 millas noreste hacia la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote ▶ TARRYALL CREEK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Como, diríjase 0.4 millas al este en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Diríjase al sur en la CR 15 por 3.5 millas hasta la CR 32 (Albino Rd.). Diríjase al este en la CR 32 por 0.6 millas hacia los terrenos BLM. Acceso a la propiedad solo desde terrenos BLM contiguos cerca de la esquina sureste de la propiedad, solo a pie. Propiedad no accesible desde la CR 15. GMU/ACRES: 50/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo PESCA: Todo el año en Tarryall Creek en la esquina sureste. ▶ TAYLOR DRAW, — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 2.2 millas hacia la CR 21, que se convierte en USFS Rd. 740. Diríjase por 7.1 millas hacia Jack Creek. Tome las ctras. USFS 742 y 743 por 3.1 millas hasta la puerta. GMU/ACRES: 171/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ TECOLOTE CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, tome la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 36. Acceso a pie a través de la propiedad de USFS. GMU/ACRES: 143/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ TED’S CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: No hay acceso público de vehículos motorizados directamente a este STL. Solo accesible desde tierras BLM adyacentes. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo. continúa en la página siguiente 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA PROPIEDAD: Municipio 3N, Rango 97W, Sección 16. Ver mapa de propiedades en cpw.info/state-trust-lands. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor y caza menor ▶ THOMPSON DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318. Gire al sur en la CR 21S. Diríjase 4.7 millas en la CR 21S hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 10 durante 8.9 millas hasta la ctra. BLM Rd. 1610. Continúe por la ctra. BLM Rd. 1610 por 0.8 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. También puede acceder a STL a través de terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/642 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 40 por 27 millas hacia la CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Gire al sur en Rattlesnake Hill. Acceso vía Rattlesnake Hill y tierra BLM, a unas 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 211/637 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor, aves ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 40, luego gire al sur en la ctra. BLM Rd. 1558. Continúe por alrededor de 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, venado, alce, caza menor ▶ TEXAS CREEK N.º 1 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Texas Creek, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) aproximadamente 2.5 millas hasta la ctra. 217A Rd. Continúe hacia el norte/noroeste por 217A Rd. por 1 milla hacia la esquina noreste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/250 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, borrego cimarrón, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en la ctra. 217A Rd. ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: PARCELA 1: Diríjase al sur desde Hartsel 14 millas en la ctra. 9. Gire al este en la CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) y continúe por 2 millas. PARCELA 2: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 9 millas. Gire al este, diríjase 1.1 millas en camino de tierra sin marcar hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres en cada parcela, 1280 total ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, paloma, conejo ▶ TEXAS CREEK N.º 2 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Texas Creek N.º 1 STL, continúe al norte por la ctra. 217A Rd. por 5 millas. STL está 0.5 millas al oeste a través de los terrenos de BLM. No hay camino de acceso a STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, borrego cimarrón, caza menor ▶ THREE SISTERS — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Siga las indicaciones para Elk Mountain STL. Acceso desde Elk Mountain STL o State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6/1523 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. El único acceso es desde la zona de estacionamiento al final de la CR 12E. ▶ THE HOGBACK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 por 7.2 millas al este. Tome la CR 210 al sur por 2.1 millas. Continúe recto por la CR 211 por 5 millas. Gire a la izquierda (este) en la CR 213. Continúe 0.5 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 133/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ TIMBERLAKE — CONDADO DE KIOWA, BENT, OTERO Y CROWLEY INDICACIONES: Desde Sugar City, diríjase al este por 5.4 millas en la ctra. 96 hacia la ctra. Crowley CR 28. Diríjase al sur en la CR 28 para seguir por el límite oeste de la propiedad. Se permite estacionar a lo largo de la CR 28; sin embargo, no estacione bloqueando la CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 125/59,445 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ THE POSO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 17 por 5 millas hacia la CR 8.5. Diríjase al norte por 1 milla y gire al este hacia la CR G, luego diríjase al este en la CR G por 0.5 millas y gire al norte hacia la CR 9. Continúe por 1 milla al norte hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad en las ctras. CR 9 y CR H. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ TINAJA CANYON — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 este por 20 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 130 por 1 milla para llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, zorro veloz ▶ THE SLOUGHS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 16. Gire al norte hacia la CR 16 y continúe por aprox. 8.6 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Se recomienda usar un vehículo todo terreno a partir de este punto. Gire al sur hacia la carretera BLM, luego recorra aprox. 4.4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/650 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ TOBE CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS 54 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, tome la ctra. 160 oeste, el estacionamiento está al norte de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 136, 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ TOMICHI DOME — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, en las ctras. 50 y 135, diríjase 17 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Gire al norte en la ctra. BLM Rd. 3095 y continúe por 4 millas hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 551/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para acceso público. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, urogallo, conejo PESCA: Aguas Termales Res. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ TREASUREVAULT MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK Y LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 9 por 4 millas hasta la ctra. Park CR 12 (Mosquito Pass Rd.). Diríjase al oeste en la CR 12 por aprox. 7.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 452. Siga por USFS Rd. 452 hasta Cooney Lake. Acceso a la propiedad desde Cooney Lake solo a pie o a caballo, en terrenos alpinos empinados. GMU/ACRES: 49/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alces, venados PESCA: Durante todo el año en Mosquito Creek, Cooney Lake y lagos alpinos. ▶ TREETOP — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Acceso desde Karney Ranch SWA. O, desde Hasty, diríjase al norte en la CR 24 por 6.8 millas hasta la propiedad y acceda desde puntos de acceso marcados a lo largo de la CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 126/10,102 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ TRIANGLE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Inmediatamente al oeste de Maybell fuera de las ctras. 318 y 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11/1122 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 al este por 5 millas hacia la CR 2, luego continúe por unas 9 millas hacia la CR 24 y gire a la derecha. Acceso a través de BLM o fuera de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 18/876 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, coyote, urogallo ▶ TROWEL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Gire al oeste en la CR 4 y siga por 10.2 millas hacia la CR 146. Gire al sur en la CR 146 y continúe por 0.8 millas. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ TRUJILLO CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: 1. Desde La Jara, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. oeste por 8.2 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al suroeste por 3.7 millas en la CR 8 hacia el límite norte de la propiedad. 2. Acceda a la propiedad desde el sur, a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ TUNNEL DRIVE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, diríjase 1.25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 50 hacia Tunnel Drive, luego diríjase al oeste en Tunnel Drive por 0.6 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Tunnel Drive Trail. Desde el estacionamiento de Tunnel Drive, camine por el sendero 0.62 millas hasta STL. GMU/ACRES: 691/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, coyote, conejo PESCA: pesca durante todo el año en el río Arkansas ▶ TURKEY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Diríjase 5 millas al sur de Texas Creek en la ctra. 69, después continúe por 2 millas con dirección este por la CR 28. Continúe por 1 milla al sur a pie o a caballo por los terrenos de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 691/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor ▶ TURKEY RIDGE — CONDADO DE HUERFANO Y PUEBLOs. INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 al este por 16.5 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 123. Tome la CR 123 aprox. 9 millas hasta llegar a los callejones sin salida en terrenos de BLM. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, coyote, codorniz escamada ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Fountain, diríjase al este por 14 millas en Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. y Peyton ctra. frontera STL. GMU/ACRES: 118/7976 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente desde el área de estacionamiento designada. b. No se permite el acceso desde las carreteras comarcales. c. Acceso solamente a pie. d. Construcción de persianas permanentes prohibidas. ▶ TURNER’S CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe hacia la CR 16. Gire al este hacia la CR 16 y continúe hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1527. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1527 y continúe por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la carretera sin nombre BLM. Gire al oeste hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, caza menor ▶ TWO BUTTES — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, tome la ctra. 287 norte hacia la CR B.5. Tome la ctra. B.5 este hacia la CR 12. Diríjase al sur en la CR 12 hacia la propiedad. Estacione en la CR 12 o en Two Buttes SWA. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ TWOMILE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 35.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte en la entrada cerrada. DESDE STONEHAM: Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. Estacione fuera de la entrada cerrada. DESDE FORT MORGAN: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 desde la I-76. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. Estacione fuera de la entrada cerrada. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ UTLEYVILLE — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Prittchet, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 5. Acceso a través de tierras del USFS. GMU/ACRES: 137/657 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ VAUGHN DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y recorra 2 millas. Propiedad al oeste de la CR 67. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ VERMILLION CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 41.5 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 318 hasta la intersección de la ctra. 318 y la CR 10N. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ VILLA GROVE — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: PARCELA NORTE: Ubicado 8.5 millas al Norte de Villa Grove a lo largo de la ctra. 285. PARCELA SUR: Desde Villa Grove, viaje 3 millas por la ctra. Hayden Pass Rd. (CR LL57), luego gire al norte en la CR 60 MM y continúe por 0.3 millas. Gire al este en la ctra. BLM 5340 (Raspberry Creek Rd.) y continúe por 1.5 millas, luego gire al oeste en la ctra. BLM 52064 (Truck Rd.) y continúe por 0.5 millas hasta llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82, 681/1120 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, coyote, conejo ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 21 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 a Capulin. Diríjase 10 millas al suroeste en el camino del vertedero (CR 8) de Capulin al extremo norte. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, oso, borrego cimarrón, caza menor PESCA: Arroyo La Jara RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ WARMER GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Gire al norte y siga por 0.5 millas al norte de la línea del condado de Park-Fremont. Colinda con la Montaña Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo desde el área de estacionamiento designada; no se permiten los vehículos motorizados. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — CONDADOS DE FREMONT Y PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 12 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 9 y siga por 9 millas. Tome la CR 2 oeste por 15 millas. Acceso a pie a través de terrenos de la BLM al este y al sur. Utilice el estacionamiento de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 58/ 15,066 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de berrendos con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, coyote, urogallo ▶ WEBER CANYON — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 4.4 millas al sur en la CR 41 al área de estacionamiento designada en el lado este de la CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73/441 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sep.hasta el último día de la temporada primaveral de pavo. Todo el acceso público del 1 de marzohastael último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera es solo para la caza de leones y pavos. CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ WELDON VALLEY — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Weldona, diríjase al este por 0.33 millas en la CR Y, luego diríjase al norte por 2 millas en la CR 10. STL en ambos lados de la CR 10. Puerta en la esquina sureste de la Secc. 22 en la CR 10 y en esquina suroeste de la Secc. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95/6560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ WERNER ARROYO — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al sur por 7 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR T. Gire al este y avance por 6 millas hacia la CR 53. Después diríjase al sur por 2 millas hacia la CR R. Gire al oeste y continúe por 1 milla. Gire al norte y recorra 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 682/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, berrendos, aves acuáticas, conejo, coyote, peleteros 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: En Cañon City en la calle 4th y la ctra. 50, diríjase al sur/sureste en la calle 4th. hacia la CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Diríjase 11 millas al sur por la CR 143 hasta Yorkville y BLM Rd. 6227 (aprox. 2 millas después del campamento USFS Oak Creek). Diríjase 2 millas al oeste/noroeste en la ctra. Rd. 6227 hasta el límite este de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo ▶ WHITEROCK — CONDADOS DE OTERO Y PUEBLO IMPORTANTE: Esta propiedad puede tener municiones militares presentes, ya que una vez fue utilizada para el entrenamiento/prueba de fuego vivo militar. Por favor, siga las tres R de seguridad de los explosivos mientras esté en la propiedad: Reconocer que las municiones son peligrosas; Retirada: No se acerque, toque o mueva, y abandone la zona con cuidado; Reporte: Notifique a las fuerzas del orden locales para informar de lo que vio y dónde lo vio. Para mayor información visite denix.osd.mil/uxo/home INDICACIONES: ACCESO NORTE: Tome la CR 2 sur por 16.5 millas desde la ctra. 50 (CR 2 cruza la ctra. 50 1 milla al oeste de Fowler) a la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 3.4 millas al este hacia la CR 5. Tome la CR 5 por 1 milla al sur hasta el límite norte. La propiedad bordea la CR 5 sobre el oeste por 5 millas. ACCESO SUR: Tome la CR 2 sur por 16.5 millas desde la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por aprox. 7 millas al este por la CR 11. Tome la CR 11 aprox. por 7 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2101. Tome USFS Rd. 2101 aprox. por 6 millas al sur hacia el lado este de las secciones T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 2101.I hasta USFS Rd. 2101.P. Diríjase hacia el norte por la ctra. 2101.P hasta el lado oeste de la sección 14; termina en el extremo sur de T26S, R59W, S2. 2. Diríjase hacia el sur por USFS Rd. 2101.P durante aproximadamente 1 milla, luego camine 0.25 millas hacia el oeste hasta T26, R59W, S22. 3. Desde USFS Rd. 2101.I, continúe aproximadamente 0.75 millas al sur por la ctra. USFS Rd. 2101 hasta USFS Rd. 2101.M. Tome USFS Rd. 2101.M durante aproximadamente 2 millas al sureste para llegar a USFS Rd. 2101.NA. Tome la USFS Rd. 2101.NA hacia T26S, R59W, S36; termina en la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/19,907 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 oeste durante 14 millas hasta Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). El acceso a la esquina suroeste (Indian Pass) comienza en la puerta 1.5 millas al este de la ctra. 40. El acceso desde el este y noreste (Badger Creek) continúa hasta Chimney Rock Rd. por 5 millas hasta las entradas marcadas. GMU/ACRES: 181/2360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos de motor están restringidos a Chimney Rock Rd. a menos que se indique lo contrario. b. Se permite acampar y encender fogatas a menos de 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) según lo indicado. ▶ WEST LIME CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Silverton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 550 por 9.7 millas hacia West Lime Creek. Estacionamiento a lo largo de la ctra. 550 entre los marcadores de milla 60 y 61. GMU/ACRES: 74/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, coyote, liebre raquetas de nieve ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la CR 730 y la CR 737, conduzca 4.1 millas en la CR 737 hasta el límite del USFS. Gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. USFS Rd. 563. Propiedad accesible desde USFS Rd. 563.1A y la ctra. USFS Rd. 563.2A a través de los terrenos del USFS. No existe ningún sendero formal. GMUs/ACRES: 54/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado mula, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. ▶ WILD HORSE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 6.5 millas al norte de Keota en la CR 103 hacia la CR 112, luego diríjase 2.3 millas al este en la CR 112 al norte en la frontera de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ WILLOW CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por 29 millas en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 101. Diríjase 7 millas al noreste en la CR 101 hacia la CR 70. Diríjase 3 millas al este en la CR 70. STL está a 0.25 millas al noreste por BLM GMU/ACRES: 4/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, caza menor ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Vail, diríjase al oeste por la I-70 hasta la salida 171, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste de STL al sur de la I-70. Estacionamiento en la oficina del USFS en Meadow Mtn. (salida I-70 Salida 171, 0.25 millas al este). Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45/602 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro, conejo, coyote PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el equipamiento, y el acceso público no relacionado con la vida silvestre. ▶ WINDY RIDGE — CONDADO DE GRAND 56 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por 20 millas en la ctra. 40 (cruce Diamond Creek, marcador de milla 163), luego diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la CR 184. Puede haber actividad forestal. El acceso a la CR se extiende a través de la propiedad privada hasta el límite de STL. Se prohíbe conducir o estacionar vehículos fuera de la carretera del condado en prados privados de heno. GMU/ACRES: 27/808 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de vehículos motorizados solo en la CR 184. b. Acceso vehicular a través de portón en la Secc. 11 restringido al camino designado cuando la carretera está seca. c. Estacionamiento restringido en la Secc. 14 según lo publicado. ▶ WINTER VALLEY GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506. Gira al sur hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506 e continúe por BLM Rd. 1705. Gire al este hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1705 y continúe por aprox. 3 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ YAMPA RIVER — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. STL está al sur de la ctra. 40. Acceso desde el río Yampa SWA. Estacionamiento disponible. GMU/ACRES: 13/2006 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente desde el área de estacionamiento designada de SWA. ▶ YOUGHAL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 16. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 16 y luego diríjase a la CR 157. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR 157 y continúe por aprox. 1.4 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase 14.4 millas al este por la ctra. 160. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. 50 y continúe por 10.7 millas hasta la señal de Zapata Falls. Gire a la derecha y continúe por el camino de grava por 3.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento BLM. GMU/ACRES: 82/619 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept.hastafinales de feb. para caza mayor. CAZA: alce, venado mula, oso, león. RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido. b. Prohibida la caza dentro de las zonas de seguridad designadas adyacentes al sendero de cascada. �PARQUES ESTATALES PARQUES ESTATALES MÁS SOBRE LOS PARQUES ESTATALES Dondequiera que vaya en Colorado, hay un parque estatal esperando para darle la bienvenida. Montañas o praderas, ríos o bosques, en el campo o junto a la ciudad: Los parques estatales de Colorado son tan diversos como el propio estado, y ofrecen algo para todos. Disfrute más de 700 millas de senderos, deportes acuáticos, escalada en roca y más de 4000 campamentos y 70 cabañas y yurtas. Para obtener información sobre caza, pesca y otras oportunidades recreativas en los parques estatales, llame al 303-297-1192 o visite cualquier parque estatal u oficina de CPW. Para más información, diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us/park-map Parque estatal del lago Steamboat Una de las verdaderas joyas de Colorado, el Parque estatal del lago Steamboat, tiene algo especial para todos. Hahn's Peak enmarca el impresionante paisaje de este parque que ofrece oportunidades recreativas para pescar, acampar, hacer picnics, hacer senderismo y paseos en bote. El invierno cobra vida con las motos de nieve, la pesca en hielo y el esquí de fondo o con raquetas de nieve rodeado de montañas cubiertas de nieve. © CPW Photo by Wayne D. Lewis INFORMACIÓN GENERAL DEL PARQUE ESTATAL TARIFAS Y PASES DE PARQUES ESTATALES La siguiente información aplica a todos los parques estatales de Colorado. La información adicional específica de la propiedad se enumera en las páginas que siguen. TARIFAS DIARIAS Y PASES DE ENTRADA ▶ Se cobran entradas en todos los parques estatales. Estas ayudan a compensar los costos operativos. ▶ Los pases diarios son de $10 por vehículo, o $4 por un pase individual para caminar o andar en bicicleta, dependiendo del parque que visite. ▶ Los pases diarios están disponibles en el parque y son válidos hasta el mediodía del día siguiente a la compra. La tarifa por un pase diario cubre a todos los ocupantes de un vehículo. Algunos parques pueden cobrar una tarifa por persona para caminar o andar en bicicleta para las personas mayores de 16 años. NOTA: El Parque Estatal Cherry Creek está sujeto a una tarifa adicional para la Autoridad de Calidad del Agua de Cherry Creek Basin: $1/día o $3/anual ▶ Los pases anuales comprados en quioscos de autoservicio (o “guardabosques de hierro”) deben canjearse dentro de los 30 días. Tenga en cuenta que el recibo no es reemplazable. HORARIO DEL PARQUE ▶ La mayoría de los parques están abiertos todos los días del año, si el clima lo permite, pero consulte los listados de los parques para conocer las excepciones. El horario de oficina del parque y del centro de visitantes varía. ▶ Las áreas de uso diurno generalmente están abiertas de 5 a. m. a 10 p. m. Algunos parques de uso diurno cierran antes (atardecer o anochecer) y tienen puertas para evitar el acceso fuera del horario de atención; comuníquese con el parque para conocer las horas operativas. Consulte nuestro sitio web para conocer sobre los cierres estacionales o de mantenimiento: cpw.state.co.us NOTA: Los parques estatales de la zona de la cordillera suelen estar muy concurridos los fines de semana y los días festivos de mayo a sept., por lo que conviene visitarlos entre semana, o llegar a primera hora de la mañana o a última de la tarde para asegurarse de poder acceder a su parque favorito. CAMPAMENTO Y RESERVAS ▶ Todos los parques estatales ahora requieren reserva para los campamentos/cabañas/ yurtas. Los campistas pueden hacer reservas el día que planean llegar al parque o con hasta seis meses de anticipación, todos los días, las 24 horas en línea (ingrese a cpw.state.co.us y elija “Reservas de campamento” en “Cosas para hacer” para comenzar) o por teléfono (1800-244-5613). NUEVO Los impuestos de alojamiento se cobran en todas las reservas de cabañas, yurtas, conexiones completas y sitios eléctricos. ▶ Este sistema de reservas de campamento, pases de parque para vehículos y licencias en línea es una ventanilla única para todos los artículos que se pueden comprar en CPW. Si bien puede hacer reservas para los parques estatales de Colorado a través del sitio web de Reserve America, le recomendamos encarecidamente que utilice el sitio web de CPWshop para acceder a todos los productos de CPW y usar todas las funciones del sitio web. Todos los clientes que deseen comprar productos o hacer reservas en línea deberán buscar y actualizar su cuenta anterior o configurar una nueva cuenta en línea. Diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us y elija “Reservas para acampar” en “Cosas para hacer” para comenzar. ▶ Se aplican tarifas de entrada en todos los parques además de las tarifas de campamento. ▶ Los clientes pueden cancelar sus reservas de campamento antes del día de la llegada o de la comprobación de la reserva, lo que ocurra primero, en: cpw.state.co.us (elija “Reservas de campamento” en “Cosas para hacer”) o por teléfono al: al 1-800-244-5613. ▶ Los cargos por cambios en la reserva o por cancelación no son reembolsables. Es su responsabilidad conocer las políticas de registro, cancelación y cambios de CPW, ya que pueden cambiar de año a año. Diríjase a cpw.info/hunting-reservations y haga clic en “Cambios y cancelaciones de reservas” en la parte inferior izquierda de la página. ▶ No se ofrecen excepciones a la política de reembolso por niveles de agua, restricciones por incendios, errores o mal funcionamiento del equipo. PESCA EN LOS PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ Todos los parques estatales, excepto cuatro, ofrecen la posibilidad de pescar, y en todos se requieren licencia. Existen licencias diarias, de varios días, anuales o combinadas de caza menor y pesca: diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us y haga clic en “Comprar y solicitar”. CAZA EN PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ La caza solo está permitida en algunos parques estatales. Si está permitida, se listará bajo “Recreación” en la información de los parques que inicia en la página 59. ▶ Consulte “Reservas: Desde Caza” en la página 1 y diríjase a: cpw.info/hunting-reservations para más información. CUOTAS DE PASE ANUAL ▶ NUEVO $29 por un pase Keep Colorado Wild (solo para residentes de Colorado). El pase Keep Colorado Wild Pass se agrega al registro anual de vehículos a través de la División de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV). La tarifa del pase de $29 se incluye automáticamente, a menos que elija no participar. Este nuevo pase anual brinda a todos los habitantes de Colorado acceso a los parques estatales y el beneficio adicional de apoyar nuestras actividades al aire libre y la vida silvestre de una manera significativa. Para más información: Para obtener más información: cpw.info/keepcoloradowild ▶ Todos los pases anuales le permiten acceder a todos los parques estatales durante 12 meses a partir del mes de compra. Disponible en línea en: cpw.state.co.us, por teléfono al: 1-800-2445613, en cualquier local de CPW o a través de cualquier agente de ventas. ▶ Se utiliza un pase anual para el parque en lugar de un pase de entrada diario (consulte arriba). ▶ $80 por un pase anual fijo por vehículo. ▶ $120 por un pase anual familiar. Este pase es transferible y se emite a un particular, no a un vehículo. Cualquier persona que viva en la misma dirección que el titular del pase puede usar el pase en su vehículo, siempre que la misma dirección que figura en su identificación coincida con el titular del pase. ▶ $40 por un pase anual fijo por vehículo. Debe poseer un pase anual fijo o familiar válido para poder adquirir este pase. ▶ Los pases anuales con descuento están disponibles para los residentes de Colorado mayores de 64 años, discapacitados o elegibles por sus ingresos: cpw.info/accessibility PASES MILITARES ▶ Militares en servicio activo, veteranos y miembros de la Guardia Nacional son admitidos gratuitamente a los parques estatales durante el mes de agosto y durante el Día de los Veteranos. ▶ El miembro militar o veterano debe mostrar una prueba del servicio militar y obtener el pase gratuito de agosto en cualquier parque estatal de Colorado o en la oficina de CPW. El militar o veterano deberá estar en el vehículo utilizando el pase. Ingrese a: cpw.info/accessibility para obtener una lista de identificaciones militares aceptables. ▶ Las matrículas de residente veterano discapacitado y de “Purple Heart” también permiten la entrada gratuita al parque. (Disponible en la División de Vehículos de Motor) ¡RECOJA UN PASAPORTE GRATUITO DE PARQUES ESTATALES Y CRIADEROS MIENTRAS LO VISITA! ▶ Pase por uno de nuestros 42 parques estatales o 15 criaderos y recoja el pasaporte CPW. Desafíese a recoger TODOS los sellos mientras viaja por el estado y registre sus recuerdos en el Pasaporte. 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES REGLAS DE ACCESO AL PARQUE Se prohíben las siguientes ACTIVIDADES en tierras, aguas, superficies congeladas de aguas, servidumbres de paso, edificios o instalaciones en los parques de CPW y tierras de recreación al aire libre: ▶ Entrar, usar u ocupar parques y terrenos de recreación al aire libre cuando se publiquen como prohibidos. El acceso a las tierras y aguas recreativas del CPW generalmente se permite de 5 a. m. a 10 p. m. diariamente. El acceso restringido generalmente se permitirá durante otras horas para acampar y pescar. ▶ Retirar, destruir, mutilar, modificar o desfigurar cualquier estructura, dispositivo de control de agua, cartel, aviso, señal o marcador, árbol, arbusto u otra planta o vegetación; incluyendo madera muerta y hojarasca forestal, o cualquier objeto de valor o interés arqueológico, geológico, histórico, zoológico o de valor o interés natural/ ambiental. Esto no incluye la remoción de leña de las áreas designadas para leña, las malas hierbas nocivas o la extracción recreativa de oro dentro del Área Recreativa de Arkansas Headwaters (excepto donde esté prohibido como lo indiquen las señales publicadas). ▶ Remover, destruir o acosar a cualquier fauna silvestre o ganado. Se permite la caza en ciertas áreas designadas durante las temporadas de caza. CAMPAMENTO ▶ Cuando se permita acampar según lo publicado, es ilegal dejar un campamento, tienda de campaña, refugio, vehículo motorizado o remolque desatendido más de 24 horas, o acampar o estacionar remolques de viaje o campistas en un parque estatal o propiedad de terrenos recreativos al aire libre por más de 14 días en un periodo de 28 días. ▶ Si no se designa a un ocupante principal diferente, la persona que hace la reserva es financiera y legalmente responsable de cualquier acción de los ocupantes del sitio. DESECHOS ▶ Dejar peces, entrañas de peces o escombros en o sobre las aguas cubiertas de hielo o abiertas de lagos, embalses o arroyos. ▶ Dejar cualquier tipo de basura generada de forma residencial o comercial en cualquier lugar dentro de un parque o área recreativa. FOGATAS ▶ Encender u ocuparse de fogatas, excepto en vehículos totalmente cerrados o en sitios designados con parrillas o chimeneas; o en hibachis, parrillas de carbón, estufas y otros recipientes metálicos, a menos que este reglamento prohíba lo contrario. ▶ Permitir que una fogata arda de manera descuidada, dejar una fogata sin vigilancia o no extinguir completamente su fuego. ▶ Disparar o utilizar fuegos artificiales de cualquier tipo. MUELLES PARA EMBARCACIONES ▶ Pescar desde rampas o muelles para embarcaciones, o utilizar de otro modo las rampas o muelles de una manera no prevista para su uso. VIDRIO ▶ Portar o poseer cualquier tipo de vidrio en una zona pública de baño o de nado, o en una playa designada para el esquí acuático. ACTIVIDAD NOCTURNA ▶ Ocupar un lugar de estacionamiento con un vehículo motorizado de 10 p. m. a 5 a. m., a menos que todos los ocupantes que lleguen en el vehículo se dediquen activamente a la pesca o a la navegación PLAYAS PARA NADO ▶ Para cualquier persona: a. Encender u ocuparse de fogatas en cualquier playa para nado. b. Pescar desde cualquier playa para nado. c. Permitir que un niño menor de 13 años esté en una playa para nado, a menos que esté acompañado por un adulto. AERONAVES ▶ Aterrizar o despegar con cualquier tipo de aeronave. “Aeronave” es cualquier dispositivo/ equipo que se utilice o se pretenda utilizar para el vuelo tripulado (incluido el vuelo sin motor), incluidos: aviones, helicópteros, planeadores, globos aerostáticos, alas delta, paracaídas, parapentes, tablas de cometas, tubos de cometas, tirolesas, etc. ANIMALES/MASCOTAS ▶ Permitir que cualquier perro u otra mascota entre en la propiedad del parque estatal, a menos que esté bajo control y con una correa de no más de 6 pies. Este requisito para que los perros u otras mascotas estén con correa no aplica cuando el animal está en un vehículo o embarcación, o dentro de los límites del área designada para perros sin correa en los parques estatales de Chatfield o Cherry Creek. No se permiten perros u otras mascotas dentro de ninguna playa de natación o esquí acuático. Esto no aplica a los perros que se utilizan en caza, pruebas de campo o mientras son entrenados en terrenos abiertos a dicho uso. Cualquier persona que tenga un perro u otra mascota que genere una molestia o perturbación, o que no controle adecuadamente a un perro u otra mascota, puede ser desalojada del parque o área de recreación. ▶ Permitir la presencia de caballos, mulas, asnos o burros en la propiedad del parque estatal, excepto en las áreas o senderos designados para su uso. ▶ Dar vuelta al ganado o permitir el pastoreo sin permiso. ▶ Que el adiestrador de cualquier perro no recoja, retire y elimine adecuadamente todos los excrementos de o cerca de cualquier sitio desarrollado del parque, incluyendo los campamentos, el área de pícnic, las áreas de entrenamiento de perros y los senderos designados. ESTACIONES DE DESCARGA/OTROS SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS ▶ Vaciar los tanques de aguas residuales, llenar los tanques de agua o utilizar de cualquier otra manera cualquier estación de descarga o servicio del parque sin un pase válido para el parque y un permiso de campamento/reserva válida. OSOS ▶ Cuando sea necesario para prevenir o abordar interacciones oso/humano o problemas relacionados, el administrador del parque puede designar la totalidad o una parte de cualquier parque estatal donde los alimentos, la basura y el equipo utilizados para cocinar o almacenar víveres deberán mantenerse sellados en un vehículo rígido, en una unidad de campamento que esté construida con material sólido y no plegable o en una caja de almacenamiento de alimentos proporcionada por el parque para aquellas personas que ingresen al parque en un vehículo que no sea rígido o en una unidad de campamento adecuada. Esto no aplica a los alimentos que están siendo transportados, consumidos o preparados para su consumo. Un vehículo rígido no incluye ningún tipo de tienda de campaña, autocaravana emergente o camioneta con nailon, lona u otros materiales flexibles, portaequipajes de automóviles o carcasas de autocaravana en la parte trasera de las camionetas. 58 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO HORAS TRANQUILAS ▶ El horario de silencio se hará cumplir de 10 p.m.— 6 a.m., y durante estas horas se prohíben todos los generadores, radios fuertes u otros ruidos fuertes que puedan perturbar la paz. PROPIEDAD ABANDONADA ▶ Dejar cualquier propiedad personal desatendida en tierra o agua por más de 24 horas: a. Si la propiedad se deja por 24 horas, se considerará abandonada. b. La remoción y almacenamiento correrán a cargo del propietario. HERRAJES PARA ESCALADA ▶ Colocar herrajes fijos o permanentes de escalada en roca, a menos que el escalador obtenga primero un permiso de actividades especiales del administrador del parque. Se prohíbe la remoción de herrajes de escalada fijos o permanentes colocados previamente. ESTACIONAMIENTO ▶ Estacionar un vehículo motorizado, remolque o caravana en cualquier área que no sea un área de estacionamiento designada. ANDAR EN BICICLETA ▶ Andar en bicicleta en cualquier área que no sea en un área designada para bicicletas o en una carretera o sendero designado. ▶ Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Consulte la página 3, “Áreas estatales de vida silvestre”, para obtener descripciones de las 3 clases de e-bike. En los parques estatales, las bicicletas eléctricas de clase 1 y 2 están permitidas en las carreteras y carriles para bicicletas designados, y en senderos multiusos y otras áreas (por ejemplo, campamentos) que están abiertas al ciclismo no motorizado. Las bicicletas eléctricas de clase 3 solo están permitidas en las carreteras designadas y en los carriles para bicicletas designados. ALCOHOL ▶ Se permite el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas en tierras y aguas de CPW con las siguientes excepciones: a. Está prohibido consumir bebidas alcohólicas en cualquier campo de tiro con arco o arma de fuego. b. Queda prohibido vender y/o dispensar bebidas alcohólicas en tierras y aguas de CPW. c. Se prohíbe estar en tierras y aguas de los CPW cuando se encuentre bajo los efectos del alcohol o de cualquier sustancia controlada en la medida en que pueda ponerse en peligro a sí mismo o a otra persona, dañar bienes o recursos, o pueda causar una injerencia irrazonable en el disfrute de otra persona. NATACIÓN ▶ Nadar en propiedades administradas por el parque estatal: a. Del atardecer al amanecer. b. Dentro o a 150 pies de: cualquier rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, rompeolas, muelle, zona de peligro designada por una boya o valla de contención, cualquier estructura de entrada o salida de una represa, y donde esté prohibido según lo indicado. c. Para cualquier niño menor de 13 años, a menos que esté acompañado por un adulto. �PARQUES ESTATALES PROPIEDADES DE LOS PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ COMPLEJO DE TIRO Y EDUCACIÓN DE CAMEO — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 45, gire hacia el norte y siga las indicaciones hacia Cameo. GMU/ACRES: 31/1700 INSTALACIONES: rifle, pistola, escopeta, tiro con arco; caza, pesca, tiro y otros programas y clases de actividades al aire libre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 15 de abril al 14 de octubre de 7 a.m. a 7 p.m., y del 15 de octubre al 14 de abril de 8 a.m. a 4 p.m. b. Las fogatas pueden estar prohibidas. c. Se prohíbe los perros y la marihuana. d. El campamento es limitado; Solo campamento seco. e. La caza está permitida solo en la propiedad de Main Canyon y está prohibida dentro de las 100 yardas de la división Coal Canyon-Main Canyon. f. Todas las personas deben cumplir con las reglas de seguridad del campo de tiro, según lo señalizado. g. El ciclismo de montaña y el senderismo están prohibidos a menos que sean parte de un evento. NOTA: Si bien Cameo tiene las mismas reglas generales que los parques estatales (consulte la página 58 de este folleto y el Capítulo P-1 de nuestro reglamento en línea: cpw.info/regulations), LOS PASES DE PARQUE NO SON VÁLIDOS PARA INGRESAR AQUÍ. Debe adquirir pases de Cameo específicamente para usar en las zonas de tiro de Cameo. Consulte los tipos de pases y tarifas de Cameo en línea: cpw.info/cameo-shooting-complex Encuentre los mapas descargables y una lista completa de actividades disponibles en cada parque en el Buscador de Parques en línea: cpw.info/park-finder \ ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CONDADOS DE CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE Y PUEBLO INDICACIONES PARA LLEGAR AL CENTRO DE VISITANTES: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 50/291 en Salida, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 291 (1st St.). Continúe por 1 cuadra más allá del semáforo hacia la calle G St., gire a la derecha 1 cuadra hasta Sackett Ave., luego gire a la izquierda. El Centro de Visitantes está en esquina izquierda de las calles Sackett y G. Tenga en cuenta que el parque abarca 152 millas de Leadville a Pueblo, y los campamentos se encuentran a lo largo de este espacio. TELÉFONO: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5652 acres totales, 152 millas de río INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, incluyendo pícnic en grupo, campamentos, rampa para botes, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, canotaje de aguas bravas, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta de montaña, vehículo todoterreno, caza, cabalgata, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Salvo en los campamentos establecidos donde se provean servicios sanitarios, todos los campistas durante la noche deberán proporcionar y utilizar un dispositivo de retrete portátil capaz de transportar desechos humanos fuera del área de recreación. El contenido del inodoro portátil debe vaciarse de conformidad con la ley y no podrá depositarse dentro del área de recreación, a menos que se encuentre en una instalación específicamente designada por AHRA. b. Se permite encender u ocuparse de fogatas, pero los contenedores de fuego AHRA deben tener al menos un lado rígido de dos pulgadas. Los contenedores para el fuego deben estar elevados del suelo. LUGARES DE REFERENCIA “Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics” cuenta con 7 principios que proporcionan un marco fácilmente comprensible de prácticas de mínimo impacto para cualquier persona que visite la naturaleza. Los principios se han adaptado para que puedan aplicarse en cualquier lugar, desde áreas silvestres remotas, hasta parques locales e incluso en su propio patio trasero. ¡Consulte la contraportada de este folleto para conocerlos! Tres de nuestros parques estatales han recibido el más alto reconocimiento de la norma “Leave No Trace” como sitios “Gold Standard”: Barr Lake, Castlewood Canyon y Roxborough. Los sitios “Gold Standard” se convierten en modelos ejemplares que animan a otros terrenos públicos a garantizar que la educación de “Leave No Trace” forme parte de la experiencia de todo el mundo cuando pasa tiempo al aire libre. Obtenga más información en: lnt.org/ our-work/protecting-parks/goldstandard-sites c. Se permite nadar desde la confluencia de East Fork/ Lake Fork del río Arkansas. Todas las personas que naden dentro de parques de aguas bravas designados y todas las personas menores de 13 años que naden en cualquier lugar dentro del área de recreación deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos que se ajuste correctamente. d. Lanchas a motor prohibidas desde la confluencia de East Fork/Lake Fork del río Arkansas hasta el extremo oeste del embalse Pueblo. e. Se permite el uso de tubos interiores, colchones de aire y dispositivos similares a partir de la confluencia de East Fork/Lake Fork del río Arkansas. Todos los ocupantes deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos. f. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. g. Se permite la extracción de oro recreativa, salvo donde esté prohibida según lo publicado. ▶ BARR LAKE — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la I-76 este hasta la salida 22, Bromley Lane. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla hasta Picadilly Rd., luego diríjase al sur por aproximadamente 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque a la derecha. TELÉFONO: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1164 acres de tierra, 1726 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos, así como la pesca o la navegación en la zona del refugio de fauna silvestre. b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en senderos y pasarelas designadas en el área de refugio de vida silvestre. c. Se prohíbe la pesca y la navegación en la zona de refugio de vida silvestre. d. Los visitantes deben permanecer en senderos designados en la presa del lago Barr. e. Se prohíben los caballos en la presa del lago Barr. f. Únicamente se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán o motores de gasolina de 10 caballos de fuerza o menos. g. Solo se permiten las escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas y tórtolas, en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. h. Todos los cazadores deben registrarse y realizar el check out en el área de registro de cazadores. i. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. j. Está prohibido nadar. ▶ BOYD LAKE — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 salida 257 oeste (ctra. 34) 2.3 millas, diríjase a la derecha en Boise Ave durante 1.5 millas, luego gire a la derecha en la calle 37 (intersección T). Gire a la derecha y el parque estará allí (800 pies). TELÉFONO: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 acres de tierra, 1747 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones. en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. 59 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en Castle Rock, diríjase al este en Founders Parkway hasta la ctra. 86, luego diríjase al este por 4 millas a Franktown. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) por 5 millas a la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2628 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: senderismo, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos educativos, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben los perros u otros animales domésticos, los caballos, la escalada, la travesía o hacer rappel en las formaciones rocosas de la zona de East Canyon o desde ellas. b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en los senderos designados en la zona de East Canyon. ▶ CHATFIELD — CONDADOS DE JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS Y ARAPAHOE INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, diríjase al oeste por la C-470 a Wadsworth (ctra. 121) salida. Diríjase al sur en Wadsworth por 1 milla. La entrada a Deer Creek está al este de la carretera. O bien, de C-470 y Santa Fe Dr. (ctra. 85), diríjase al sur por la ctra. 85, diríjase al oeste por Titan Pkwy., luego gire a la derecha en Eagle River St. hasta la entrada de Plum Creek. TELÉFONO: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3895 acres de tierra, 1423 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, alquiler de caballos, conexiones eléctricas y de alcantarillado, estación de descarga, rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, playa para nado, campo de aeromodelismo RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, vuelo en globo aerostático, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La entrada y salida de las zonas para perros sin correa solo se permite en los puntos de acceso designados. b. Un adiestrador puede llevar un máximo de 3 perros a la vez en la zona sin correa. c. Los cuidadores deben tener una correa y al menos una bolsa de residuos para cada perro en la zona sin correa. d. Los entrenadores de perros deportivos deben obtener un permiso de uso especial para acceder y utilizar las zonas de entrenamiento de perros deportivos designadas en tierras altas y aguas planas. e. Los cuidadores que se encuentren en zonas de perros sin correa y de adiestramiento de perros deportivos deben tener un pase anual o diario visible y válido para perros sin correa. f. Se prohíbe la pesca en los estanques situados en la zona para perros. g. En la zona de adiestramiento de perros solo se permiten pistolas u otros mecanismos incapaces de descargar munición real. h. Se requiere un permiso válido para lanzar o aterrizar cualquier globo aerostático. i. Solo se permiten tubos de flotación o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano en los estanques del parque, excluyendo el embalse principal. 60 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ CHERRY CREEK — CONDADO DE ARAPAHOE INDICACIONES: Desde la I-225, diríjase 1 milla al sur en Parker Rd. hasta Lehigh Ave. y siga las indicaciones hacia la entrada este del parque. TELÉFONO: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3570 acres de tierra, 880 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, alquiler de caballos, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, campo de tiro RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. La entrada y salida de las zonas para perros sin correa solo se permite en los puntos de acceso designados. b. Un adiestrador puede llevar un máximo de 3 perros a la vez en la zona sin correa. c. Los cuidadores deben tener una correa y al menos una bolsa de residuos para cada perro en la zona sin correa. Park que sea válido. f. Se permite el acceso del público al campo de tiro con arco desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. g. Cualquier persona de 16 años o menos que entre en el campo de tiro con arco debe estar bajo la supervisión de un adulto en todo momento. h. Se prohíben en el campo de tiro con arco las puntas de lanza, las ballestas y las armas de fuego, incluidas, entre otras, las pistolas de balín, las pistolas de perdigones y las carabinas de aire comprimido. i. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos en el campo de tiro con arco. ▶ CRAWFORD — CONDADOS DE DELTA Y MONTROSE INDICACIONES: Desde Delta, tome la ctra. 92 al este hacia Hotchkiss. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 92. Siga por 10 millas hasta Crawford. El parque está 1 milla al sur en la ctra. 92. TELÉFONO: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 acres de tierra, 379 acres de agua d. Los entrenadores de perros deportivos deben obtener un permiso de uso especial para acceder y utilizar las zonas de entrenamiento de perros deportivos designadas en tierras altas y aguas planas. INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes e. Los cuidadores que se encuentren en zonas de perros sin correa y de adiestramiento de perros deportivos deben tener un pase anual o diario visible y válido para perros sin correa. RESTRICCIONES: f. Se prohíbe el uso de cartuchos de escopeta en el campo de tiro con un tamaño de disparo superior al 7. g. En la zona de adiestramiento de perros solo se permiten pistolas u otros mecanismos incapaces de descargar munición real. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, salga por South Academy (salida 135) y diríjase al oeste por Academy a la ctra. 115. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 115 al primer semáforo en la Puerta 1 de Fort Carson. Gire al oeste en la luz en la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2701 acres de tierra INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, campamento con 51 sitios completos de conexión y 10 sitios básicos, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, ciclismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben los perros y otros animales de compañía, excepto los que vayan con correa en las zonas urbanizadas del parque y solo en los siguientes senderos: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge y la porción de Soaring Kestral al oeste de la intersección más oriental con Bobcat Way. Todos los visitantes que tengan perros u otras mascotas en estos senderos deben tener al menos una bolsa de basura por animal. b. Fumar se limita a las zonas urbanizadas y se prohíbe en el interior de los terrenos, o en el campo de tiro con arco, el estacionamiento o el sistema de senderos. c. Prohibida la caza. d. Se prohíbe escalar, atravesar o hacer rapel sobre o desde formaciones rocosas. e. Toda persona de 17 años o más que dispare en la parte de campo/3D del campo de tiro con arco debe llevar consigo un permiso individual diario o anual del campo de tiro de Cheyenne Mountain RECREACIÓN: Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos en el campo de tiro con arco. a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — CONDADO DE BOULDER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 36, tomar la salida Superior/Louisville (McCaslin Blvd.), luego ir al sur hacia Colo. 170. Diríjase al oeste por aprox. 9 millas a través de Eldorado Springs. Entrada al parque en el lado oeste de Eldorado Springs. CENTRO DE VISITANTES: Diríjase 1 milla al oeste de la entrada al parque. TELÉFONO: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1441 acres de tierra, una milla de río INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: escalada en roca, senderismo, ciclismo, rutas a caballo, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, pesca, caza con armas primitivas solo en la propiedad Crescent Meadows RESTRICCIONES: a. Todas las parrillas y estufas portátiles (incluidas, entre otras, carbón, gas y madera) están prohibidas fuera de las almohadillas designadas de alto uso. b. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo y hasta el 31 de marzo, solo se permite la caza con arcos de mano y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en la parte occidental del parque (Crescent Meadows). c. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten las armas primitivas (arcos de mano y rifles de avancarga) para la caza mayor en la parte occidental del parque (Crescent Meadows). d. Sistema de entrada temporizada—Desde julio de 2023 hasta el 15 de septiembre de 2023 y desde el 15 de mayo de 2023 hasta el 15 de septiembre de 2023, todos los sábados, domingos y días festivos federales o estatales, ningún vehículo motorizado podrá entrar, estacionar o utilizar cualquier instalación desde las 5:30 a. m. hasta las 5:30 p. m. a menos que dicho uso esté autorizado por una reserva diurna válida emitida a través del sistema de reservas aprobado por Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado. �PARQUES ESTATALES 1. Las reservas de uso diurno pueden hacerse por teléfono (800-244-5613) o en línea en: cpwshop.com. 2. No se podrán hacer reservas con más de 1 mes de anticipación. 3. Los visitantes que deseen cancelar una reserva deben hacerlo con 24 horas de anticipación. 4. Las reservas de uso diurno están limitadas a una reserva por persona y día. Cada persona está limitada a un máximo de cuatro reservas mensuales. 5. El individuo nombrado en la reserva debe estar en el vehículo de motor. Las reservas son intransferibles y no pueden negociarse, venderse ni subastarse. 6. Además de una reserva válida de uso diurno, se requerirá un pase de vehículo válido para cada vehículo motorizado por cada día de entrada. ▶ ELEVEN MILE — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, tome la ctra. 24 oeste por 38 millas hasta 1 milla al oeste de la ciudad de Lake George. Después gire al sur en la CR 90 y continúe por 6 millas hacia la CR 92. Diríjase al sur en la CR 92 por 5 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4167 acres de tierra, 3405 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar o estacionar las motos de nieve en tierra o en la superficie congelada del embalse, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio, o a menos que se indique lo contrario en las entradas del parque. b. Se prohíbe operar u ocupar embarcaciones en la superficie del embalse desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol. c. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las islas del embalse. d. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las tierras o aguas de la zona recreativa estatal de Eleven Mile situadas al este de la línea de boyas restrictiva. e. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. f. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. g. Está prohibido nadar. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, siga la ctra. 40 al oeste por 10 millas hacia la CR 29. Gire a la derecha y siga por 4 millas hacia la CR 28. Gire a la derecha, el acceso al parque principal está a la izquierda. TELÉFONO: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1208 acres de tierra, 900 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve ▶ FISHERS PEAK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida 11 este hasta CR 69-3 (Sendero Santa Fe). Continúe al sur hasta que vea la puerta de entrada y la señal a la izquierda. TELÉFONO: 719-846-3463 ACRES: 19,200 (Solo 250 acres actualmente abiertos al público.) INSTALACIONES: área de pícnic con auto cine, estacionamiento, baños con inodoros de bóveda RECREACIÓN: senderismo, área de pícnic, caza Tenga en cuenta que no está permitido ir en bicicleta. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso del público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, excepto si se permite con un permiso de actividad especial (ver h.). b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en los senderos designados, excepto los permitidos con un permiso de actividad especial (ver h.). c. Uso del sendero solo para peatones. d. Se prohíben los animales domésticos fuera de la zona de estacionamiento designada, excepto si se permite con un permiso de actividad especial. (ver h.). e. Prohibidas las motos de nieve y los vehículos todoterreno. f. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. g. Topes para nidos de aves rapaces: 1. Del 15 de dic.al15 de julio, todos los visitantes deben permanecer fuera de la zona de amortiguación de media milla para los nidos de águila real, como se indica. 2. Del 15 de marzo al 31 de julio, todos los visitantes deben permanecer fuera de la zona de contención de media milla para los nidos de halcón peregrino, tal y como se indica. h. La caza está permitida de acuerdo con lo siguiente: 1. Se proporcionará un permiso de actividad especial que permita el acceso a través de un sorteo. El incumplimiento de las condiciones del permiso, los estatutos estatales y los reglamentos del CPW puede dar lugar a la revocación del permiso. 2. Solo se permite el acceso a la propiedad al titular del permiso y a un acompañante no cazador. 3. Los vehículos que participan en la caza en el parque están obligados a tener un pase válido de los parques del Estado de Colorado, a menos que el vehículo muestre una placa de veterano discapacitado o una placa de “Purple Heart.” ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — CONDADOS DE GILPIN Y JEFFERSON INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 oeste, salida ctra. 58 y diríjase 5 millas a la ctra. 93. Diríjase al norte por 1.5 millas hasta Golden Gate Canyon Rd., luego gire a la izquierda y diríjase 13 millas hasta el centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 acres de tierra, 8 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque, excepto como parte de una clase de piragüismo patrocinada por la CPW. b. En el condado de Jefferson, excluyendo la parcela de 160 acres conocida como Vigil Ranch y la franja de tierra publicada a lo largo de Gilpin CR 2: Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. Se requieren reservas para la caza. Para hacer una reserva, los cazadores ya deben poseer una licencia de caza mayor válida para el código de caza específico permitido en la propiedad o una licencia válida de caza menor. c. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces que comienzan el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en zonas que no estén señaladas como prohibidas en la parte del parque situada en el condado de Gilpin (Green Ranch). Solo los cazadores seleccionados a través de un sorteo especial antes del inicio de las temporadas de caza mayor tienen permitido cazar en este sector. d. Está prohibido nadar. ▶ HARVEY GAP — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Silt, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 6/24 a First St. Gire al norte en First St y siga por 1.2 millas hasta Silt Mesa Rd. diríjase al oeste por 0.7 millas hasta Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Diríjase al norte y continúe por la ctra. Harvey Gap Rd. por 3.4 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 acres de tierra, 198 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes 4. Se prohíbe la contratación de guías o de servicios de transporte. RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo 5. El acceso a la propiedad está prohibido excepto durante las fechas de temporada especificadas en el permiso. RESTRICCIONES: 6. Consulte en línea las fechas de la temporada actual y las normas de caza en el Parque Estatal de Fishers Peak: cpw.info/fishers-peak a. Únicamente se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán o motores de gasolina de 20 caballos de fuerza o menos. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. c. Desde el martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. 61 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Loma salga por la I-70 (ctra. 139), diríjase al norte por 5 millas a Q Rd., luego diríjase al oeste por 1.2 millas a 11.8 Rd. Continúe al norte por 1 milla para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 acres de tierra, 173 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: centro de visitantes, campamento, sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos en el embalse de Mack Mesa. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el lago desde el primer día de oct. hasta el último día de feb., excepto las embarcaciones de propulsión manual utilizadas para colocar y recoger los señuelos, y para recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas en la zona abierta a la caza. c. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. d. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. e. Se permite la caza menor en el parque, utilizando únicamente escopetas, en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. f. Se prohíbe la caza mayor. g. Todos los cazadores deben registrarse y realizar el check out en el área de registro de cazadores. h. Las embarcaciones botadas los miér. tienen prohibido circular a velocidades superiores a la de los “sin vela”. Si el 4 de julio cae un miérc., este día está exento de la restricción sin vigilia. ▶ JACKSON LAKE — CONDADOS DE MORGAN Y WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 34 y la I-76 de intercambio, diríjase al norte por 7.25 millas en la ctra. 39, a través de Goodrich. Después diríjase al oeste por Y5 (siga la carretera pavimentada) por 2.5 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 acres de tierra, 2511 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — CONDADO DE MESA TELÉFONO: 970-434-3388 o 970-858-9188 (Sección Fruita) CONNECTED LAKES: INDICACIONES: Desde la porción suroeste de Grand Junction en la ctra. 340, diríjase al noroeste en la ctra. Dike Rd. por 1.5 millas. ACRES: 20 acres de tierra, 30 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, ciclismo, navegación. Prohibida la caza. 62 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CORN LAKE: INDICACIONES: Tome la salida 37 de la I-70, diríjase a la I-70 B, gire al sur por la ctra. 32 Rd. (ctra. 141) y continúe por 2 millas. ACRES: 100 acres de tierra, 22 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, rutas a caballo, caza de aves acuáticas FRUITA: INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 19 en Fruita. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 340 por 0.5 millas hasta la entrada oeste. ACRES: 20 acres de tierra, 15 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexión eléctrica, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote. Prohibida la caza. NOTA: Playa para nado cerrada indefinidamente. ISLAND ACRES: INDICACIONES: Tome la salida 47 de la I-70; sigue las señales. ACRES: 627 acres de tierra, 251 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, natación, caza de aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Perros u otras mascotas prohibidas, excepto en senderos designados. 2. Se prohíbe encender fogatas, y nadar dentro de los lagos del este y oeste. 3. Acceso público solo a través de senderos designados. 4. Están prohibidas las embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos. b. Secciones de Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake e Island Acres: 1. A excepción del área para nado en Island Acres, solo se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos. 2. Caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. 3. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Todos los cazadores deben cazar desde las persianas designadas. 4. Prohibida la caza en tramos Fruita y Connected Lakes. c. Parcela de la carretera 34: 1. No hay acceso público excepto la caza de aves acuáticas los fines de semana durante las temporadas designadas de caza de aves acuáticas. 2. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben tener una reserva válida para cazar en el puesto de observación de 34 Road. 3. Los cazadores deben cazar solo desde las persianas designadas. 4. Todo otro uso de la propiedad prohibido. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo prohibidos en los lagos entre las ctras. 30 Rd. y 29 Rd. 2. Caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. 3. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Todos los cazadores deben cazar desde las persianas designadas. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: DESDE LAS ANIMAS: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Las Animas en la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 24 en Hasty. Diríjase al sur en la CR 24 aprox. 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque. DESDE LAMAR: Tome la ctra. 50 al oeste desde Lamar aprox. 20 millas hasta Hasty. Diríjase al sur en School Street (CR 24), luego siga por 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1642 acres de tierra, 11,749 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso del público a la zona de la orilla norte del parque desde el primer día de nov.hastael 15 de marzo de cada año, o según se anuncie (excepto para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas). b. En el lago Hasty solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones no autorizadas, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en las aguas por debajo de la presa John Martin hasta el puente del río Arkansas. d. Se prohíbe el acceso del público al este de la línea de veda de las aves acuáticas hasta la presa desde el primer día de nov.al15 de marzo de cada año, o según se anuncie (excepto para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas). ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en Pueblo, tome la salida 101 y diríjase 2.5 millas al oeste por la ctra. 50. Gire al sur en Pueblo Blvd. y diríjase 4 millas hasta la Av.Thatcher Gire al oeste luego diríjase 4 millas a la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 acres de tierra, 4611 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe saltar, zambullirse o columpiarse desde acantilados, cornisas o estructuras hechas por el hombre, incluidos, entre otros, los muelles para embarcaciones, la infraestructura del puerto deportivo y el caballete del ferrocarril en Turkey Creek. b. Se permite el uso de tubos interiores, colchones de aire y dispositivos similares por debajo de la presa en la parte del río Arkansas dentro de los límites del parque. Todos los ocupantes deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos. c. Desde el martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ LATHROP — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 160. TELÉFONO: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1780 acres de tierra, 412 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, golf RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el embalse de Horseshoe desde el primer lun. de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias, salvo que se indique lo contrario. Se permite el uso de embarcaciones de propulsión manual para colocar y recoger los señuelos y recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas en la zona abierta a la caza. b. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el Horseshoe Reservoir. c. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja de otro modo) y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones al oeste de una línea norte-sur que se corresponde con una valla de alambre de espino entre Horseshoe Lake y Martin Lake. d. Está prohibido nadar, excepto en la playa designada para ello en el lago Martin. ▶ LONE MESA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, tome USFS Rds. 526 y 514 norte y este hacia el parque. TELÉFONO: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 acres de terreno NOTA: El parque se encuentra actualmente cerrado al público. Está permitida la caza de caza mayor por un programa de permisos de uso especial durante las temporadas de caza mayor. Llame al 970-533-7065 para más información. ▶ LORY — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Ft. Collins, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287, continúe recto cuando la ctra. se bifurca al norte y continúe por la CR 54G hacia LaPorte. Continúa al oeste hacia Bellvue y gire a la izquierda por Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Siga por Rist Canyon Rd. por 1 milla hasta la CR 23N. Gire a la izquierda y siga por la CR 23N por 1.4 millas hasta Lodgepole (25G). Luego gira a la derecha y recorra 1.6 millas hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2591 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces, solo está permitida la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. Prohibida la caza los sáb. o dom. b. Durante la caza del pavo de primavera en el Parque Estatal de Lory, la caza de pavos solo está permitida los lun. y mar. Todos los demás días de la semana están cerrados a la caza del pavo de primavera. ▶ MANCOS — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, tome la ctra. 160 hacia el oeste por 27 millas hacia Mancos. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 184 aprox. por 0.25 millas, luego gire al este en la CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Continúe por 4 millas y tome la CR N hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 acres de tierra, 217 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente se permiten en el embalse las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros, las embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y las embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad constante. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. ▶ MUELLER — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, diríjase 25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 24 hacia Divide. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 3.5 millas hacia la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5109 acres de tierra, 5 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, regaderas, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/senderismo con raquetas de nieve, caza y pesca limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos fuera de la zona de las instalaciones desarrolladas. b. Se prohíbe la conducción de motos de nieve y vehículos todoterreno, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque. d. A partir del mar. siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en las zonas no prohibidas en el parque. Los cazadores pueden acceder al área de caza publicada solo desde el Sendero 5 en el centro de visitantes, el Sendero 11 en el estacionamiento Livery o el área de pícnic Lost Pond y el Sendero 13 en el campamento Todas las armas deben estar completamente descargadas cuando el cazador se encuentre fuera del límite del área de caza publicada. ▶ NAVAJO — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, tome la ctra. 160 al oeste por 17 millas. Diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 151 por 18 millas hacia Arboles. Continúe por 2 millas al sur en la CR 982. RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, navegación, natación y kiteboarding RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. b. Las tablas de kiteboarding deben contar con tres dispositivos de seguridad: una liberación de la barra de control, una liberación rápida y una liberación de seguridad. Los tres sistemas de seguridad deben estar en buenas condiciones de funcionamiento y cumplir con las especificaciones del fabricante para que cuando se activen la vela pierda potencia y caiga al agua. Los kiteboarders deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos cuando hacen kiteboarding. NOTA: Los navegantes pueden botar en cualquiera de los dos estados y utilizar todo el embalse. Se requieren licencias de pesca válidas de Nuevo México Y Colorado. ▶ NORTH STERLING — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida 125 (Sterling), gire al oeste en la ctra. 6 (tráfico oeste desde Denver, gire a la izquierda en la rampa de salida; tráfico este desde Julesburg/Nebraska, gire a la derecha en la rampa de salida). Siga la ctra. 6 al oeste por 2 millas sobre el puente. Gire a la derecha (norte) en la calle 3. Gire levemente a la izquierda hacia Sidney Ave., luego continúe al norte por 1.5 millas. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 34 y continúe al oeste por 1 milla. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR 39 y siga la carretera pavimentada norte durante 10 millas. NOTA: Si usa una unidad GPS para navegar, la carretera cambia de nombre varias veces. No gire en ninguna carretera sin pavimentar. Después de las curvas “S”, gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 46, continúe por 2 millas al oeste hacia la CR 33, y siga la carretera pavimentada norte por la CR-33. TELÉFONO: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2820 acres de tierra, 2895 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro con arco, sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el embalse desde el primer lun. de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias, excepto en los casos indicados y en las embarcaciones de propulsión manual que se utilicen para colocar y recoger señuelos, y para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas en las zonas de los lagos abiertas a la caza de aves acuáticas. b. A partir del mar. después del Día del Trabajo y hasta el vier. antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite cazar con arcos y flechas y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones en las zonas del parque en las que no esté prohibido su uso, excepto en los casos siguientes: 1. Prohibida la caza desde la represa. 2. Prohibida la caza desde la superficie congelada del lago. TELÉFONO: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2087 acres de tierra, 2895 acres de agua: el embalse son más de 15,000 acres de agua que se extienden por Colorado y Nuevo México. INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes 63 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ PAONIA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON Y PITKIN INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, tome la ctra. 82 al sur hacia Carbondale. En la ctra. 133, diríjase al sur por 46 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1250 acres de tierra, 334 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, paseos en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ PEARL LAKE — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 129. Gire al norte y diríjase 23 millas hasta Pearl Lake Rd. Continúe al este por 2 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 acres de tierra, 166 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente se permiten en el embalse las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros, las embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y las embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad sin escalas. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático. c. Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ RIDGWAY — CONDADO DE OURAY 64 INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550. TELÉFONO: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2100 acres de tierra, 1101 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, alquiler de boyas y resbalones, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, rutas de senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes en las aguas del área recreativa de Pa-Co-Chu-Puk, por debajo de la presa de Ridgway. b. En todas las zonas del parque al este de la ctra. 550: Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el vier. anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. c. Durante cualquier temporada de caza del 1 de oct. al 30 de abril de cada año, y cualquier temporada especial aprobada, se permite la caza en todas las tierras abiertas al acceso público al oeste del embalse. La zona delimitada por el arroyo Dallas en el sur y las señales de cierre del sitio en el norte está cerrada a toda la caza. d. Durante cualquier temporada de caza de aves acuáticas del 1 de oct. al 30 de abril anualmente, y cualquier temporada especial aprobada, se permite la caza de aves acuáticas dentro del parque Dallas Creek Recreation Site. Se prohíbe la caza entre la carretera del parque y la ctra. 550, y en otras zonas en las que se prohíbe su uso. 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO e. Durante las temporadas especiales, se permite la caza en las siguientes áreas (o zonas especiales de caza): ZONA 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, incluido el campamento cerrado de Elk Ridge. ZONA 2: Zona delimitada por 100 yardas al sur de la sede del parque en el norte; el embalse de Ridgway en el oeste y 0.24 millas de la ctra. 550 al sur; y 0.25 millas de la carretera principal del parque en el este. 3. Zona delimitada por la cala principal del embalse al norte; 0.25 millas de Elk Ridge Rd. al oeste; intersección de Elk Ridge y las carreteras principales del parque al sur; y 0.25 millas de la carretera principal del parque al este. 4. Sitio de recreación Pa-Co-Chu-Puk. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, salga en Rifle, tome la ctra. 13 al norte a través de Rifle por 3 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 325 y siga por 9.8 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe escalar, atravesar o hacer rappel sobre o desde formaciones rocosas. ▶ RIFLE GAP — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, salga en Rifle, tome la ctra. 13 al norte a través de Rifle por 3 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 325 y continúe por 6 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 acres de tierra, 360 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ ROXBOROUGH — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Tome la C-470 hasta la salida de Wadsworth. Diríjase 4.4 millas al sur hasta la ctra. Waterton Rd., luego gire a la izquierda y siga por 1.6 millas hasta North Rampart Range Rd. Gire a la derecha y recorra 2.3 millas hasta Roxborough Park Rd. y luego gire a la izquierda y recorra 1 cuadra hasta la carretera de acceso al parque. Conduzca 2.2 millas en la carretera de acceso para llegar al centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3328 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: senderismo, esquí de fondo con raquetas de nieve, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos educativos, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben las fogatas y los perros u otros animales de compañía. b. Se prohíbe escalar, recorrer o hacer rappel en las formaciones rocosas o desde ellas. NOTA: No se puede utilizar fuera de la pista. ▶ ST. VRAIN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 119 y gire al norte en la CR 7. El parque está a 7 millas este de Longmont. TELÉFONO: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 695 acres de tierra, 160 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo o raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico, excepto en el embalse de Blue Heron Reservoir. b. En el embalse de Blue Heron Reservoir únicamente se permiten embarcaciones operadas a mano o con remolque con motores eléctricos o de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad constante. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, tome la ctra. 24 oeste por 55 millas. Gire a la izquierda y continúe por 2.8 millas por la ctra. CR 23. Después gire a la derecha por la CR 59 y continúe por 1.1 millas hasta la entrada. TELÉFONO: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3990 acres de tierra, 2444 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, navegación CIERRE ESTACIONAL: desde que el embalse se hiela en otoño hasta que se deshiela en primavera RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar o estacionar las motos de nieve en tierra o en la superficie congelada del embalse, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio, o a menos que se indique lo contrario en las entradas del parque. b. Se prohíbe operar u ocupar embarcaciones en la superficie del embalse desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol. c. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las islas del embalse. d. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las tierras o aguas del parque del 16 de nov. al 30 de abril, a menos que el embalse esté libre de hielo y la zona esté anunciada como abierta al uso público. e. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar los terrenos o las aguas del parque desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol, o cuando se indique lo contrario. f. Prohibido practicar esquí acuático en el embalse. g. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. h. Está prohibido nadar. ▶ STAGECOACH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70 en Silverthorne, tome la ctra. 9 norte por 38 millas. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 134 por 27 millas a ctra. 131. Diríjase al norte por 17 millas hacia la CR 14 y siga las indicaciones. TELÉFONO: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 acres de tierra, 819 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga �PARQUES ESTATALES RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el vier. antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja), y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones para cazar en la mitad occidental del embalse. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte “Reservas: Caza”, página 1, para más detalles. ▶ STATE FOREST — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 75 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 14, sobre Cameron Pass. TELÉFONO: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 acres de tierra, 170 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, establos para caballos/renta, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve, alpinismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque, excepto la navegación sin motor permitida en el embalse de North Michigan. b. Solo se permiten embarcaciones de propulsión manual, veleros, embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad sin escalas en el embalse de North Michigan. c. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el embalse del norte de Michigan. d. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíben dicho uso. ▶ STAUNTON — CONDADOS DE JEFFERSON Y PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la ctra. 285 con dirección sur por 19.2 millas. Tome la salida hacia la ctra. Elk Creek Rd. y diríjase al norte por la ctra. Elk Creek Rd. por 1.7 millas hasta la entrada. TELÉFONO: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3829 acres de tierra, 5 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 129. Gire al norte, diríjase por 25 millas al centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1809 acres de tierra, 1011 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces, solo está permitida la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida 13B hacia Main St. en Trinidad. Gire a la izquierda en la parada de cuatro vías hacia Nevada. En la siguiente intersección, diríjase a la ctra. 12/Carretera de Leyendas. Continúe 3 millas al oeste hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-846-6951 ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde Delta, diríjase 1 milla al sur en la ctra. 50. O diríjase 20 millas al norte de Montrose en la ctra. 50. TELÉFONO: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 acres de tierra, 137 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, rutas a caballo, paseos en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del mar. siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el vier. anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. b. La caza de aves acuáticas solo se permite en las 6 zonas de caza designadas. c. Reservas desde las 5 a. m. hasta las 12 p. m. Las zonas reservadas que no estén ocupadas a las 7 de la mañana estarán disponibles por orden de llegada. Cualquier zona de caza debe ser cedida en cualquier momento a petición de un cazador que tenga una reserva válida y activa para esa zona. d. No se requieren reservas desde la 1 p. m. hasta el atardecer. La caza es por orden de llegada en este momento. e. Se prohíbe dejar los señuelos durante la noche. ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: CABAÑAS Y CAMPAMENTO DE SYLVAN LAKE Tome la I-70 hasta Eagle/salida 147. Gire al sur por la rotonda, cruce el río. Use la primera salida en la ctra. 6/Gran Ave. Utilice la rotonda para recorrer 0.9 millas hacia el oeste. En la siguiente rotonda, tome la tercera salida en dirección Sylvan Lake Rd. En 1.7 millas, gire al sur en Brush Creek Rd. por 8.5 millas hasta el centro de visitantes. Continuar hasta que la carretera se bifurque. Tome la bifurcación derecha por 5 millas hasta el lago. YURTAS DE BRUSH CREEK: Siga las indicaciones anteriores, pero gire a la izquierda en la bifurcación. Después de 4.5 millas, encontrará las yurtas a la izquierda en la parte superior de las curvas. TELÉFONO: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1532 acres de tierra, 42 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico. b. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el lago. c. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ACRES: 2512 acres de tierra, 800 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, sitios con conexión eléctrica, sitios con conexión completa, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes, edificio de servicios para campistas RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, campo de tiro con arco RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del martes siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. b. Se prohíbe fumar en el campo de tiro con arco con perros u otros animales domésticos. c. Se prohíben en el campo de tiro con arco las puntas de lanza, las ballestas y las armas de fuego (incluidas, entre otras, las pistolas de balín, las de perdigones y las de aire comprimido). d. Cualquier persona de 16 años o menos que entre en el campo de tiro con arco debe estar bajo la supervisión directa de un adulto en todo momento. e. Se prohíbe el acceso del público al campo de tiro con arco entre la puesta y la salida del sol. ▶ VEGA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 65, luego diríjase al este en la ctra. 330 a través de Collbran aprox. por 16 millas. Gire al sur en la ctra. 64.6 Rd. y recorra unas 4 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 acres de tierra, 898 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del martes siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y MOFFATs. INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 104. Centro de visitantes y campamento en el lado sur de la carretera. Consulte el folleto del parque para saber cómo llegar al resto de accesos al río. TELÉFONO: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 acres de tierra, acceso a 134 millas de río INSTALACIONES: 9 sitios fluviales, sitios de pícnic, 8 rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, regaderas, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, rafting, campamento, canotaje, esquí de fondo. 65 CPW.STATE.CO.US �66 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO 6 5 GOG CC 3 ELD 6 Golden 93 Louisville BO 1 119 67 TELLER F 25 67 BAR 83 CAS WE 21 79 Keenesburg WE 14 WE 4 52 WE 24 76 24 Kiowa G EP 1 EP 2 86 Simla EB 2 WE 13 ve r AD 1 MG 2 EB 1 94 MG 10 COUNTY Wiggins Ri MG 11 MG 9 WE 23 WE 17 71 WE 26 H H Fort Morgan 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY S. Pla tte MG 8 WE 28 MG 1 ARAPAHOE Byers ELBERT COUNTY Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett EMPIRE RE S. WE 18 JAC RE S. WE 12 WE 10 JA CKSON 14 Grover RIVE RSIDE RES . 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LR 5 LR 7 LR 14 LR 11 VERCENTRAL EL MAPA CENTRAL SEE MAP FOR: PARA: LOS CONDADOS CHAFFEE, CUSTER, DE CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, FREMONT, PARK Y TELLERLAKE, COUNTIES 91 GR 21 14 GR 20 LR 22 COUNTY 125 STA JA 29 LR 13 E Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 6 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 17 GRAND JA 8 LR 15 LR 23 JA 18 JA 28 JA 17 JA 11 JA 25 JA 19 JA 10 JA 3 JA 16 Routt NF JA 14 JA 12 JA 1 GR GR 12 9 GR GR 2 JA 6 JA 20 Walden JA 4 JA 27 GR 4 JA 7 JA 23 Kremmling GR 19 JA 21 JA 24 JA 15 JA 5 JA 13 Mt. of the Holy Cross GR 22 RO 22 70 SYLVAN LAKE Aspen SYL EA 2 EA 3 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte Maroon Bells PITKIN COUNTY EA 1 131 RO 20 RO 24 40 RO 21 EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum EA 6 STG JA 22 JA 9 JACKSON COUNTY 125 D Steamboat Springs RO 4 RO 2 RO 7 RO 8 Yampa RO 18 27 Routt NF RO RO 3 10 RO RO 19 RO 1 RO 25 Oak Creek RO 26 ROUTT COUNTY RO 5 RO 6 PEA STEAMBOAT LAKE STE RO RO 13 YAM 28 RO RO 29 RO 23 11 RO 9 RO 16 RO 12 RO RO 17 RO 31 Hayden 14 ELH MF 30 MF 89 MF 17 MF 41 New Castle GF 4 DE 3 Silt HAR Paonia GF 12 GF 8 RIF MF 54 MF 15 Craig 13 MF 1 MF 31 HA RVE Y GAP RES. MF 52 MF 39 40 RB 6 RIG Grand Mesa NF Collbran GF 11 RB 5 RIFLE GAP RE S. RB 2 Meeker 13 70 Cedaredge 65 330 ME 11 GF 7 Rio Blanco MF 61 MF 75 MF 34 MF 56 MF 85 MF 69 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 33 MF 5 MF 6 MF 64 MF 45 Maybell MF 8 MF 32 MF 3 MF 77 B MF iv er MF MF MF 36 MF 38 MF 7 MF MF 83 23 4 91 MF MF 16 MF 24 76 MF MF MF MF 65 MF MF MF 48 10 MF 19 MF 22 59 40 29 MF MF 55 MF MF 2 MF MF 28 MF MF 80 MF MF 81 42 27 47 9 90 74 MF 18 MF MF MF 79 20 13 60 RB e 50 Wh it 3 v RB 64 e r 4 RB Ya MF 71 MF MF 26 57 MF 82 MF 25 MF 37 R MF 70 MF MF 87 44 MF 72 CAM ME ME 1 ME ME 3 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME 139 Rangely ME 5 ME 7 HIG Dinosaur 318 DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT MF 88 MF 35 i 5 4 MF 21 R 3 er MF MF 86 MF 53 MF 51 MF 66 13 MF MF 78 14 MF 68 MF 62 MF 11 iv 2 1 MF 12 R al D iv ide o Gr een nt ad Con tine lo r 6 5 CC 4 3 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 30 LR 21 1 LR 8 NOROESTE Co A MAPAS Encuentre estas propiedades en el apartado “Punto del Mapa” en el Índice de Tierras, páginas 72 a 81, para conocer los nombres de las propiedades y sus descripciones. o . �r 491 A MZ 5 MZ 10 MZ 4 s DO 4 Do lo re MZ 2 MZ 7 MAN MZ 9 DO 5 DO 6 SM 2 Mancos MZ 1 DO 7 MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK MZ 6 Dolores Cortez MZ 8 MCPHEE RES . MZ 3 LON SM 9 SM 7 Riv 140 B Rico San Juan NF Mt. Wilson LP 1 LP 5 550 LP 4 Durango Silverton Ignacio 172 Bayfield 133 50 HI 7 AR 1 C NAV NAVA JO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 HI 4 on GU 14 135 San Luis Peak GU 1 GU 10 AR 2 149 MI 1 MI 2 160 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY Di MINERAL COUNTY D RG 3 SA 3 GU 3 RG 1 D CN 27 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 9 CN 8 CN 2 RG 4 17 CN 3 Antonito CN 13 285 E nd e CN 21 CN 15 CN 19 CN 22 AL 1 CO 2 COUNTY ALAMOSA CN 5 CN 14 CN 20 CN 23 CN 18 AL 5 Blanca CO 4 AL 7 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY 150 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK Crestone Peak SAN LUIS LAKE AL 6 SA 12 SA 15 AL 3 G r aAlamosa La Jara AL 4 AL 2 Hooper SA 19 SA 13 17 SA 11 SA 23 Moffat SA 21 Manassa CN 6 RG 8 CN 17 CN 25 CN 11 CN 28 CN 26 370 RG 10 RG 6 CN 4 CN 10 CN 12 CN 16 CN 1 o SA 17 SA 22 Center SA 18 SA 24 SA 16 SA 6 285 TELLER E Fairplay VERCENTRAL EL MAPA CENTRAL SEE MAP FOR: PARA: LOS CONDADOS CHAFFEE, CUSTER, DE CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, FREMONT, PARK Y TELLERLAKE, COUNTIES Saguache 285 Monte Vista CN 24 CN 7 112 Ri SA 7 SA 1 SA 10 RG 2 Del Norte RG 9 RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 7 SA 14 SA 8 COUNTY SA 20 SA 5 Rio Grande NF GU 13 SAGUACHE RG 5 South Fork SA 9 GU 20 GU 12 GU 18 Pitkin Gunnison NF GU 16 TAYLOR PARK RE SERVOIR 114 MI 3 SA 4 SA 2 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede t i n e nt a l HI 3 Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 Lake City HI 2 149 BLUE MESA RE S. GU 15 GU 11 GU 21 Crested Butte GU 4 Gunnison GU GU 17 GU 19 8 GU GU 6 GU 5 7 GU 9 COUNTY GUNNISON HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak Uncompahgre NF MT 2 151 VALLE CITO RE SERVOIR Mt. Eolus SJ 1 SJ 2 Ouray COUNTY LP 3 550 SJ 3 Telluride Mt. Sneffels MT 1 92 CRA SAN JUAN COUNTY Ridgway RID OU 1 COUNTY LP 2 LA PLATA SM 11 SM 13 e r 145 145 OURAY 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 CRAWFORD RES . BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen Conundrum Peak Maroon Bells vi d e 160 491 DO 3 SM 12 SM 3 Norwood COUNTY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAONIA RE S. Marble C COUNTY MONTEZUMA DO 2 SM 4 SM 8 DOLORES COUNTY 141 SM 6 MONTROSE 348 SWE Cedaredge PAO GU 2 Capitol Peak 10 9 8 Westcliffe 7 6 5 PARQUES ESTATALES 10 Ri Dove Creek es lor SM 1 DE 1 Delta 65 Grand Mesa NF C TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL 9 DO 1 Do Uncompahgre NF er SM 5 SM 10 Nucla n 50 r B e ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE 8 4 iv SAN MIGUEL COUNTY 141 un o is 90 ve n ME 10 G 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT iv UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES 7 Gateway Fruita do l o ra Co ME CAM ME ME 9 ME 1 ME 3 ME 7 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME ME 5 R 6 5 A R MAPAS SUROESTE 69 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPAS CENTRAL TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES PARQUES ESTATALES CLEAR CREEK E SUMMIT COUNTY Red Cliff Mt. of the Holy Cross PA 12 Breckenridge 91 White River NF LK 3 LK 5 TURQUOISE LAKE LK 2 5 Mt. Massive LK 7 La Plata Peak Pike NF PA 28 PA PA 26 11 PA 4 Alma LK 6 LK 4 PA 19 CH 18 CH 11 CH 4 PA 18 PA 2 CH 10 PA 30 PA 29 PA 5 PA 6 PA 7 PA 20 JEFFERSON COUNTY Deckers D al nt ine PA 16 PA 24 PA 25 SPI PA 15 TELLER COUNTY PA 8 SPINNEY MTN. RES. Woodland Park PA 14 PA 10 24 ELEVEN MILE RES. ivid e Rio Grande NF FR 21 285 A rk as ans Ri v 69 FR 27 FR 14 CU 2 Encuentre estas propiedades en el apartado “Punto del Mapa” en el Índice de Tierras, páginas 72 a 81, para conocer los nombres de las propiedades y sus descripciones. PA 1 CU 7 FR 8 SAGUACHE COUNTY D 70 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO Crestone Peak E 50 FR 18 FR 26 FR 13 TE 2 FR 15 CU 1 CUSTER COUNTY CU 5 FR FR 1 3 FR 17 Cañon City FR 5 FR 29 Rockvale 67 TE 3 FR 23 FR 4 7 Florence FR 12 96 PUEBLO RESERVOIR CU 9 CU 8 CU 4 6 TE 5 Williamsburg CU 6 8 Moffat Pikes Peak TE 4 FR 9 FR 6 CU 3 MUE TE 1 Cripple Creek FR 7 Westcliffe Saguache 5 PA 23 CHAFFEE CO. nt Co 7 DOUGLAS COUNTY 67 CH CH ELE PARK 17 PA 19 CH COUNTY 9 Buena 13 Mt. Vista Yale PA 9 CH CH 3 CH 5 9 PA PA PA 21 CH CH 13 22 32 CH 7 3 CH CH 8 2 31 CH FR FR CH 6 CH 28 2 FR 22 28 CH Mt. 24 CH FR CH Shavano 24 14 CH 22 1 Salida FREMONT CH 27 CH COUNTY Poncha 23 AHR 30 Springs CH FR FR FR 25 CH CH 10 20 25 CH 29 50 26 FR CH 15 FR 19 FR 20 11 16 er Mt. Columbia 4 STN PA 27 PA 21 PA 17 CH 16 CH 12 Huron Peak Gunnison NF Blue River Fairplay 1 6 PA 31 285 Leadville LAKE Mt. CO. Elbert LK Pitkin CHATFIELD RES. l a t te 4 85 Mt. Evans DILLON RES. River Minturn F COUNTY So uth P D 8 San Isabel NF F �MAPAS UNIDADES DE GESTIÓN DE CAZA 71 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE ÍNDICE DE TIERRAS ▶ (F. E.) o (F. L.) junto al nombre de la propiedad = la propiedad es una zona de pesca o bien un alquiler de pesca CONDADOS PARQUES ESTATALES UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES, ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE, TIERRAS Y PARQUES MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE ADAMS (AD): ver mapa del noreste Barr Lake State Park 104 2,890 BAR G-3 Little Muddy STL 99 2,289 AD-1 H-4 66 Whitehorse SWA 104 400 AD-2 G-3 CONDADO DE ALAMOSA (AL): ver mapas del sureste, suroeste East Alamosa STL 83 1,480 AL-1 E-9 Higel SWA 791 1,465 AL-2 E-9 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic 80 AL-3 E-9 Species SFU 67, 69 Playa Blanca SWA 80 714 AL-4 E-9 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-5 E-9 San Luis Lakes SWA 82 3,317 AL-6 E-9 Zapata Falls STL 82 619 AL-7 E-9 CONDADO DE ARAPAHOE: ver mapa del noreste Cherry Creek State Park 104 4,450 CHE G-4 66 CONDADO DE ARCHULETA (AR): ver mapa del suroeste Devil Creek SWA 77 561 AR-1 C-10 Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA 78 211 AR-2 C-10 69 Navajo State Park 771 4,982 NAV C-10 CONDADO DE BACA (BA): ver mapa del sureste Aubury Creek STL 144 640 BA-1 J-10 Burchfield STL 139 640 BA-2 J-9 Burchfield SWA 139 178 BA-3 J-9 Cimarron River STL 145 519 BA-4 J-10 Edler STL 144 640 BA-5 J-10 Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 I-10 Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 I-10 Moore Draw STL 145 640 BA-8 J-10 North Canyon STL 144 632 BA-9 I-10 Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 144 1,302 BA-10 I-10 Sand Arroyo STL 139 640 BA-11 J-10 67 Sand Canyon STL 144 640 BA-12 I-10 Sand Creek South STL 144 319 BA-13 I-10 Sikes Ranch STL 144 641 BA-14 I-10 143, 7,139 BA-15 I-10 Sikes Ranch SWA 144 State Line STL 144 496 BA-16 J-10 Sunny Moon STL 144 640 BA-17 I-10 Turk’s Pond SWA 139 200 BA-18 J-9 138, 8,533 BA-19 J-9 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 139 Utleyville STL 137 657 BA-20 I-10 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 72 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE BENT (BE): ver mapa del sureste Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 125 5,147 BE-1 I-7 Blue Lake STL 125 60,323 BE-2 I-7 Dawn Pond SWA 125 30 BE-3 I-8 Fort Lyon SWA 125 523 BE-4 I-8 John Martin Reservoir State 126 13,391 JMR I-8 Park 125, John Martin Reservoir SWA 126, 19,471 BE-5 I-8 146 67 Karney Ranch STL 126 1,000 BE-6 I-8 Karney Ranch SWA 126 13,580 BE-7 I-8 Keller STL 146 2,160 BE-8 I-8 Las Animas SFU 125 69 BE-9 I-8 Purgatoire River SWA 130 960 BE-10 I-8 Setchfield SWA 130 2,438 BE-11 I-9 Treetop STL 126 10,102 BE-12 I-7 CONDADO DE BOULDER (BO): ver mapa del noreste Eldorado Canyon State Park 29 1,441 ELD F-3 66 Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 208 BO-1 F-3 CONDADO DE CHAFFEE (CH): ver mapa central Arkansas Headwaters State múltiple 5,804 AHR E-7 Park Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA 56 11 CH-1 E-6 (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 542 CH-2 E-6 Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 8 CH-3 E-6 Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) 49, 481 41 CH-4 E-6 Burns Canyon STL 57 600 CH-5 E-6 NUEVO Campo De Tiro Del 56 10 CH-6 E-7 Condado De Chaffee Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 61 CH-7 E-6 Champion SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 60 CH-8 E-6 Chesmore SWA (F.E.) 49 5 CH-9 E-6 70 Chubb Park SWA 49 525 CH-10 E-6 Chubb Park STL 49, 57 3,640 CH-11 E-6 Clear Creek Reservoir SWA 48, 481 500 CH-12 D-6 NUEVO Cottonwood Creek SWA 481 6 CH-13 E-6 Droney Gulch SWA 56 2,949 CH-14 E-7 Frantz Lake SWA 56 69 CH-15 E-7 Granite SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 131 CH-16 E-5 Harmon SWA (F.E.) 481 10 CH-17 E-6 Heckendorf SWA 481 720 CH-18 E-6 Johnson Village SWA 481 9 CH-19 E-6 Little Cochetopa Creek STL 561 320 CH-20 E-7 Love Meadow WWA 481 11 CH-21 E-6 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Maxwell Park STL 481 4,901 CH-22 E-6 Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-23 E-7 Mount Shavano SFU 56 45 CH-24 E-7 Mount Shavano SWA 56, 57 84 CH-25 E-7 Poncha Pass STL 561 360 CH-26 E-7 70 Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 10 CH-27 E-6 Railroad Gulch STL 57 369 CH-28 E-6 Sand Creek Central STL 56 597 CH-29 E-6 Sands Lake SWA 57 14 CH-30 E-7 Wright’s Lake SWA (F.E.) 56,481 84 CH-31 E-6 CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK (CC): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Bakerville STL 39 320 CC-1 E-4 Beaver Brook STL 39 480 CC-2 F-4 Bergen Peak SWA 39 1,093 CC-3 F-4 66, 68 Georgetown SWA 39 670 CC-4 E-4 Mount Evans SWA 39 3,438 CC-5 F-4 CONDADO DE CONEJOS (CN): ver mapa del suroeste Alamaditas Mesa STL 81 640 CN-1 D-10 Alamosa Canyon STL 81 240 CN-2 D-9 Alta STL 81 640 CN-3 E-10 Chiquito Peak STL 80 640 CN-4 E-9 East Bend STL 81 720 CN-5 E-10 Gallegos STL 81 480 CN-6 E-10 Hot Creek SWA 81 9,485 CN-7 E-10 La Jara Reservoir SWA 81 635 CN-8 D-10 La Jara STL 81 42,881 CN-9 D-10 La Jara SWA 81 2,808 CN-10 E-10 Las Mesitas STL 81 640 CN-11 E-10 Los Mogotes Peak STL 81 640 CN-12 E-10 Oritz STL 81 640 CN-13 E-10 Pinon Hills STL 81 640 CN-14 E-10 69 Punche Valley STL 81 640 CN-15 E-10 Rajadero Canyon STL 81 673 CN-16 D-10 Romeo STL 81 640 CN-17 E-10 San Antonito STL 81 640 CN-18 E-10 San Luis Hills STL 81 640 CN-19 E-10 Sego Springs SWA 81 640 CN-20 E-10 South Pinon Hills STL 81 2,240 CN-21 E-10 Sugar Loaf STL 81 640 CN-22 E-10 Taos Valley STL 81 640 CN-23 E-10 Terrace Reservoir SWA 80, 81 240 CN-24 D-9 The Poso STL 81 640 CN-25 E-10 Trujillo Canyon STL 81 640 CN-26 E-10 Trujillo Meadows SWA 81 71 CN-27 D-10 Vincente Canyon STL 81 640 CN-28 E-10 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE COSTILLA (CO): ver mapas del sureste, suroeste Mountain Home Reservoir SWA 83 1,061 CO-1 F-9 NUEVO Colinas De San Luis 83 17,000 CO-2 F-9 Swa 67, 69 Sanchez Reservoir SWA 83 1,462 CO-3 F-10 Smith Reservoir SWA 83 278 CO-4 F-9 CONDADO DE CUSTER (CU): ver mapa central Bear Gulch STL 69 640 CU-1 F-8 Beddows Mountain STL 86, 691 500 CU-2 E-7 DeWeese Reservoir SWA 69, 691 780 CU-3 F-8 Foster Gulch STL 84, 86 640 CU-4 F-8 Froze Creek STL 86 640 CU-5 F-8 70 Johnson Gulch STL 69 640 CU-6 F-8 Middle Taylor Creek SWA 86 486 CU-7 E-8 Rosita STL 84 640 CU-8 F-8 NUEVO Hacienda Superior 84 480 CU-9 F-8 Del Acantilado Rojo SWA CONDADO DE DELTA (DE): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Crawford State Park 53 760 CRA C-6 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 DE-1 B-6 McCluskey SWA 53 1,600 DE-2 C-6 68, 69 Roeber SWA 53 1,030 DE-3 C-6 Sweitzer Lake State Park 64 211 SWE B-6 CONDADO DE DOLORES (DO): ver mapa del suroeste Coalbed Canyon SWA 72, 711 2,359 DO-1 A-8 Cross Canyon SWA 72 119 DO-2 A-9 Disappointment Creek STL 711 640 DO-3 A-8 69 Fish Creek SWA 71 314 DO-4 B-8 Groundhog Reservoir SWA 71 606 DO-5 B-8 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA 70, 71 5,030 DO-6 B-8 Lone Mesa State Park 711 11,780 LON A-9 South Mountain STL 711 640 DO-7 A-8 CONDADO DE DOUGLAS (DG): ver mapa noreste Castlewood Canyon State Park 104 2,628 CAS G-5 Four Mile SWA 51 362 DG-1 F-5 66 Roxborough State Park 51 3,328 ROX F-5 Sharptail Ridge SWA 51 699 DG-2 F-4 CONDADO DE EAGLE (EA): ver mapa noroeste Basalt SWA 47, 444 2,230 EA-1 C-5 Brush Creek SWA 44 382 EA-2 D-4 Eagle River SWA (F.L.) 35 25 EA-3 D-4 NUEVO SWA Del Río Frying 47, 6.5 EA-4 C-5 444 Pan (F.L.) 68 Gypsum Ponds SWA 35 90 EA-5 D-4 Old Man’s Gulch STL 44 692 EA-6 D-4 Sylvan Lake State Park 44 1,574 SYL D-4 Vail Deer Underpass SWA 36, 45 107 EA-7 D-4 Whiskey Creek STL 36, 45 602 EA-8 D-4 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 73 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE ELBERT (EB): ver mapa noreste Jumping Cow STL 105 2,086 EB-1 H-5 66 Jumping Cow SWA 105 14,733 EB-2 G-5 CONDADO DE EL PASO (EP): ver mapas noreste, sureste Big Springs STL 110 8,601 EP-1 G-6 Cheyenne Mountain State Park 59 2,701 CHM G-6 66, 67 Ramah SWA 110 400 EP-2 G-5 Turkey Track Ranch STL 118 7,976 EP-3 G-6 CONDADO DE FREMONT (FR): ver mapa central Adelaide STL 581 640 FR-1 F-7 Badger Creek STL 57, 58 3,799 FR-2 E-6 Beaver Creek SWA 59 2,227 FR-3 F-7 Brush Hollow STL 59 1,398 FR-4 F-7 Brush Hollow SWA 59 461 FR-5 F-7 Cody Park STL 691 640 FR-6 F-7 Copper Gulch STL 691 638 FR-7 F-7 Cottonwood Ridge STL 58 640 FR-8 F-7 Deer Haven STL 581 640 FR-9 F-6 Dirty Gulch STL 58 640 FR-10 E-7 Fernleaf Gulch STL 58 520 FR-11 E-7 Florence STL 69 640 FR-12 F-7 Grape Creek STL 69, 691 1,280 FR-13 F-7 McCoy Gulch STL 86 640 FR-14 E-7 Newlin Creek STL 69 640 FR-15 F-7 70 Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) 58, 86 28 FR-16 E-7 Oil Well Flats STL 581 600 FR-17 F-7 Parkdale STL 58 640 FR-18 F-7 Pinnacle Rock STL 691 520 FR-19 F-7 Sand Gulch STL 57, 58 2,480 FR-20 E-7 Short Creek Baldy STL 86 640 FR-21 E-7 Stoney Face Mountain STL 58 640 FR-22 E-7 Table Mountain STL 59 9,427 FR-23 F-7 Tallahassee Road STL 58 640 FR-24 F-6 Texas Creek #1 & 2 STL 58 410 FR-25 E-7 Tunnel Drive STL 691 360 FR-26 F-7 Turkey Gulch STL 691 640 FR-27 F-7 Waugh Mountain STL 58 15,066 FR-28 E-6 West Bear Gulch STL 69 640 FR-29 F-7 CONDADO DE GARFIELD (GF): ver mapa noroeste Bill Patterson SWA 31 4 GF-1 B-5 Bob Terrell SWA 43 7 GF-2 C-4 Crystal River SFU 43 19 GF-3 C-4 68 Garfield Creek SWA 42 13,179 GF-4 C-5 Glenwood Springs SFU 34 2 GF-5 C-4 Harvey Gap State Park 33 304 HAR C-4 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 74 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA NUEVO Jackson SWA (F.L.) 43 3.4 GF-6 C-4 Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 GF-7 C-4 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 GF-8 B-4 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 RIF C-4 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 RIG C-4 Roaring Fork SWA 43, 444 43 GF-9 C-4 Sam Caudill SWA 444 GF-10 C-4 West Rifle Creek SWA 33 941 GF-11 C-4 Wheeler SWA 33, 42 48 GF-12 B-4 CONDADO DE GILPIN: ver mapa noreste Golden Gate Canyon State Park 38 11,903 GOG F-4 66 CONDADO DE GRAND (GR): ver mapa noroeste Antelope Creek STL 181 1,240 GR-1 E-2 Carter Creek STL 181 1,301 GR-2 D-3 Copper Mountain STL 28 640 GR-3 E-3 East Carter Mountain STL 181 1,794 GR-4 D-2 Granby Ranch SWA 28 451 GR-5 E-3 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 2,160 GR-6 E-3 Junction Butte SWA 37 1,304 GR-7 D-3 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 1,714 GR-8 E-3 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 5,400 GR-9 D-3 Middle Park STL 27 4,144 GR-10 D-3 Milk Creek STL 27 10,955 GR-11 D-2 68 Perkins SWA 181 83 GR-12 D-3 Ptarmigan STL 28 640 GR-13 E-3 15, 27, 10,996 GR-14 D-3 Radium SWA 361 Red Mountain STL 181 623 GR-15 D-3 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-16 E-3 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-17 E-3 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-18 E-3 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-19 D-2 Willow Creek Res. SWA 18 200 GR-20 E-3 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-21 E-3 Windy Ridge STL 27 808 GR-22 D-2 CONDADO DE GUNNISON (GU): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Almont Triangle SWA 55 643 GU-1 D-6 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 C-5 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 D-7 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 D-7 68, 69 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 C-7 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 D-7 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 D-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 D-7 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 C-7 Leaps Gulch SWA 55 560 GU-10 D-6 Miller Ranch SWA 54 1,604 GU-11 C-6 Paonia State Park 53, 521 1,584 PAO C-6 Pitkin SFU 55, 551 48 GU-12 D-7 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 D-7 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 D-6 68, 69 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 C-7 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 D-6 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 D-7 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 D-7 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-7 Waunita WWA 551 GU-20 D-7 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 GU-21 D-6 CONDADO DE HINSDALE (HI): ver mapa del suroeste Brown Lakes SWA 76 520 HI-1 C-8 Lake Fork of the Gunnison 66 42 HI-2 C-8 River SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 HI-3 C-8 69 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 HI-4 C-8 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 HI-5 C-9 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 HI-6 C-9 Wind in the Willows SWA 66 4 HI-7 C-8 CONDADO DE HUERFANO (HU): ver mapa sureste Badito STL 85 640 HU-1 F-9 Bear Creek STL 85 640 HU-2 F-9 Black Hawk STL 85 1,511 HU-3 G-9 Black Mountain STL 84 640 HU-4 F-8 Blue Spring STL 84 640 HU-5 F-8 Bustos Flat STL 133 640 HU-6 G-9 Guillermo Ranch STL 85 2,118 HU-7 F-9 Huerfano SWA 861 544 HU-8 F-9 Lathrop State Park 85 2,192 LAT G-9 Little Sheep Mountain STL 85 640 HU-9 F-9 Maitland STL 85 640 HU-10 F-9 67 Manzanares Creek STL 861 1,420 HU-11 F-9 Pine Arroyo STL 128 640 HU-12 G-8 Rattlesnake STL 128 640 HU-13 G-8 Schultz Canyon STL 85 960 HU-14 G-9 South Gardner STL 85 640 HU-15 F-9 South Middle Creek STL 85 585 HU-16 F-9 The Hogback STL 133 640 HU-17 G-9 Tinaja Canyon STL 128 640 HU-18 G-8 Turkey Ridge STL 128 640 HU-19 G-8 Wahatoya SWA 85 80 HU-20 F-9 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE JACKSON (JA): ver mapa noroeste Brownlee SWA (F.L) 6 2 mi. JA-1 D-2 Brownlee 2 SWA (F.L) 16 1.2 mi. JA-2 D-2 Cohagen STL 171 2,848 JA-3 E-2 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 JA-4 D-1 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 JA-5 D-1 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 JA-6 E-1 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 JA-7 D-1 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 JA-8 E-1 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 JA-9 D-1 Indian Creek STL 171 640 JA-10 E-2 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 JA-11 E-2 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 JA-12 E-2 Lake John SWA 161 847 JA-13 D-1 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 JA-14 E-2 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 4.4 mi. JA-15 D-2 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 6 mi. JA-16 E-1 68 Owl Creek STL 171 640 JA-17 E-2 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 JA-18 E-2 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 JA-19 E-2 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 JA-20 E-1 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,229 JA-21 D-2 Red Canyon STL 16 640 JA-22 D-1 Richard SWA (F.L.) 16, 161 2,323 JA-23 D-1 Ridge Road STL 16 320 JA-24 D-2 Sand Creek STL 6 3,280 JA-25 E-1 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 JA-26 D-2 Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 JA-27 D-1 6, 7, 19, 71,194 STA E-2 State Forest State Park 171 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 JA-28 E-2 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-29 E-2 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2 mi. JA-30 D-1 Yarmony Ranch SWA 17, 171 3,719 JA-31 E-2 CONDADO DE JEFFERSON (JF): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Chatfield State Park 51, 461 5,318 CHA F-4 Ralston Creek SWA 38 2,100 JF-1 F-4 66, 68 Staunton State Park 39, 46 3,834 STN F-4 CONDADO DE KIOWA (KI): ver mapa sureste 126, 38,352 KI-1 J-7 Queens STL 127 126, 13,866 KI-2 67 I-7 Queens SWA 127 Sweetwater STL 126 640 KI-3 I-7 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 75 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE KIT CARSON (KC): ver mapa noreste Flagler Reservoir SWA 107 400 KC-1 I-5 Flagler STL 107 640 KC-2 I-5 Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 66 South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 Spring Valley STL 109 960 KC-5 J-4 CONDADO DE LAKE (LK): ver mapa central Box Creek STL 48 629 LK-1 D-5 Crystal Lake STL 48, 49 467 LK-2 D-5 Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 LK-3 E-5 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 LK-4 E-5 70 NUEVO Headwaters Ranch 49 160 LK-5 E-5 SWA (F.E.) Paddock SWA 49 1,300 LK-6 E-5 Reddy SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 8 LK-7 D-5 CONDADO DE LA PLATA (LP): ver mapa del suroeste Bodo SWA 741 2,942 LP-1 B-10 Durango SFU 74, 75 14 LP-2 B-10 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 LP-3 B-9 69 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 LP-4 B-10 Perins Peak SWA 74 7,720 LP-5 B-9 CONDADO DE LARIMER (LR): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Arrowhead STL 8 200 LR-1 F-2 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 LR-2 E-1 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 LR-3 F-2 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 LR-4 F-2 Bliss SWA 8, 19 352 LR-5 E-1 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 308 LR-6 F-2 Boyd Lake State Park 20 2,004 BYD F-2 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 LR-7 E-1 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 25,497 LR-8 F-1 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 LR-9 F-1 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 LR-10 F-1 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 LR-11 E-1 66, 68 Eagle Canyon STL 20 640 LR-12 F-2 Hohnholz Lakes SWA 7 133 LR-13 E-1 Jimmy Creek STL 8 640 LR-14 E-1 LaGarde Creek STL 7 640 LR-15 E-1 Lon Hagler SWA 20 302 LR-16 F-2 Lory State Park 19 2,591 LOR F-2 Manhattan Creek STL 191 320 LR-17 E-1 Meadow Creek STL 191 640 LR-18 F-1 North Fork SWA 20 16 LR-19 F-2 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 LR-20 F-1 Parvin Lake SWA 191 242 LR-21 F-1 Pass Creek STL 7 640 LR-22 E-1 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 76 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 7, 8 1,920 LR-23 E-1 8, 19 460 LR-24 E-2 191 5,760 LR-25 F-1 19, 191 395 LR-26 F-1 20 44 LR-27 F-2 9 135 LR-28 F-1 191 480 LR-29 F-1 66, 68 191 480 LR-30 F-1 GMU Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven’s Gulch STL Stone Mountain Access Road 20 LR-31 SWA Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 LR-32 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 LR-33 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 LR-34 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 LR-35 West Lake SWA 191 38 LR-36 CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS (LA): ver mapa sureste Aguilar TV Hill STL 85 500 LA-1 Antelope Tank STL 136 640 LA-2 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 LA-3 133, 7,935 LA-4 Apishapa SWA 134 Bosque del Oso SWA 85, 851 30,000 LA-5 East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 LA-6 Fishers Peak State Park 140 19,200 FIS James M. John SWA 140 8,200 LA-7 Lake Dorothey SWA 140 4,500 LA-8 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 LA-9 Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 LA-10 Poitrey Creek STL 143 640 LA-11 Sakariason STL 85 560 LA-12 Savory East STL 137 640 LA-13 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 LA-14 Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 LA-15 136, 640 LA-16 Tobe Creek STL 143 Trinidad Lake State Park 85, 851 3,312 TRI CONDADO DE LINCOLN (LI): ver mapas noreste, sureste Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 49,596 LI-1 Hugo SWA 113 2,240 LI-2 Karval Reservoir SWA 120 235 LI-3 Karval STL 120 640 LI-4 Kinney Lake STL 113 320 LI-5 Kinney Lake SWA 113 320 LI-6 Punkin Center STL 119 5,444 LI-7 F-2 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 G-10 H-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 I-10 G-10 G-10 G-10 F-10 H-10 H-10 F-10 I-10 G-10 I-10 67 H-10 G-10 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 66, 67 �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE LOGAN (LO): ver mapa noreste Atwood STL 96 120 LO-1 I-2 Atwood SWA 96 180 LO-2 H-2 Bravo STL 91 107 LO-3 I-2 Bravo SWA 91 1,082 LO-4 I-1 Duck Creek STL 90 640 LO-5 I-1 Duck Creek SWA 90 1,121 LO-6 I-1 Dune Ridge SWA 96 400 LO-7 I-2 Ford Bridge STL 91 280 LO-8 I-1 Knudson SWA 96 581 LO-9 I-2 66 North Sterling State Park 89 5,715 NST I-1 Overland Trail STL 96 40 LO-10 I-2 Overland Trail SWA 96 192 LO-11 I-2 Pawnee Valley STL 89 2,720 LO-12 H-2 Red Lion Ranch STL 92 200 LO-13 I-1 Red Lion SWA 90, 92 1,297 LO-14 I-1 93, 97, 44,733 LO-15 I-2 Sterling Prairie STL 98 Tamarack Ranch SWA 91, 93 10,696 LO-16 I-1 CONDADO DE MESA (ME): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Cameo Shooting & Education 31 1,700 CAM B-5 Complex Colorado River Island SWA 30, 41 67 ME-1 B-5 Franklin Island SWA 30, 41 38 ME-2 A-5 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 ME-3 A-5 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 HIG A-5 Horsethief Canyon SWA 30, 40 1,439 ME-4 B-5 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30, 40 1,085 CRP B-5 State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 ME-5 A-5 68, 69 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 ME-6 B-5 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 ME-7 A-5 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 ME-8 A-5 Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 ME-9 B-5 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 ME-10 B-5 Tilman Bishop SWA 30, 41 113 ME-11 B-5 Vega State Park 421 1,842 VEG B-5 Walker SWA 30, 40 351 ME-12 B-5 CONDADO DE MINERAL (MI): ver mapa del suroeste Alberta Park Reservoir SWA 80 240 MI-1 D-9 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 MI-2 D-9 69 Coller SWA 76, 79 579 MI-3 D-9 Creede SWA 76 3 MI-4 D-8 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE MOFFAT (MF): ver mapa noroeste Bakers Peak STL 3, 4 12,393 MF-1 C-1 Baking Powder Ridge STL 10 640 MF-2 A-2 Bald Mountain STL 2, 3 6,266 MF-3 B-1 Ben Morgan Canyon STL 211 640 MF-4 B-2 Big Hole Butte STL 3 640 MF-5 B-1 Big Hole Gulch STL 2, 3 3,048 MF-6 B-1 Bitterbrush SWA 11 8,081 MF-7 B-2 Boston Flats STL 3 104 MF-8 B-2 Box Elder North STL 211 640 MF-9 B-2 Box Elder STL 211 628 MF-10 B-2 Browns Park STL 1 1,305 MF-11 A-1 Browns Park SWA 201 2,226 MF-12 A-1 Buckwater Draw STL 10 640 MF-13 A-2 Bull Canyon STL 10 640 MF-14 A-2 Castor Gulch STL 13 640 MF-15 C-2 Cedar Springs STL 11 640 MF-16 B-2 Cedars STL 4 640 MF-17 C-1 Citadel STL 11 640 MF-18 B-2 Coal Creek STL 11 640 MF-19 B-2 Coal Ridge STL 10 640 MF-20 A-2 Cold Springs Mountain STL 2, 201 25,739 MF-21 A-1 Crooked Wash Ranch SWA 11 9,796 MF-22 B-2 68 Cross Mountain STL 11 640 MF-23 B-2 Dobbins Spring STL 10 640 MF-24 A-2 Douglas Mountain STL 2, 11 640 MF-25 B-2 East Boone Draw STL 2 640 MF-26 B-2 Elkhead Reservoir State Park 4, 441 2,108 ELH C-2 Elk Springs #1 STL 11 640 MF-27 B-2 Elk Springs #3 STL 10 1,810 MF-28 B-2 Elk Springs Ranch SWA 10, 11 1,400 MF-29 B-2 Fortification STL 301 866 MF-30 C-2 Fourmile STL 4 640 MF-31 C-1 Godiva Rim STL 3 640 MF-32 B-2 Greasewood STL 3 3,518 MF-33 B-1 Great Divide STL 3 640 MF-34 C-1 Hiawatha STL 2 640 MF-35 A-1 Hightower STL 11 640 MF-36 B-2 Homestead STL 11 640 MF-37 B-2 Horse Gulch STL 301 640 MF-38 B-2 Iles Grove STL 12, 211 2,079 MF-39 C-2 Jack Springs STL 10 640 MF-40 A-2 Jeffway Gulch STL 13 640 MF-41 C-2 Jubb Creek STL 211 638 MF-42 B-2 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 77 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Vaughn Draw STL 2 640 MF-87 B-1 Vermillion Creek STL 2 640 MF-88 A-1 Willow Creek STL 4 640 MF-89 C-1 Winter Valley Gulch STL 10 640 MF-90 B-2 68 3, 11, 110/ 13, 211, C-2 Yampa River State Park 301, 134 mi. YAM 441 Youghal STL 10 640 MF-91 A-2 CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA (MZ): ver mapa del suroeste Dolores River SWA 71, 73 57 MZ-1 A-9 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 MZ-2 B-9 Lone Dome SWA 711 1,724 MZ-3 A-9 Mancos State Park 73 571 MAN B-9 Menefee Peak STL 73 635 MZ-4 B-9 Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 764 MZ-5 A-9 69 Puett Reservoir SWA 73 177 MZ-6 A-9 Summit Reservoir SWA 73 526 MZ-7 B-9 Totten Reservoir SWA 73 250 MZ-8 A-9 Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 71, 73 96 MZ-9 B-9 Weber Canyon STL 73 441 MZ-10 B-10 CONDADO DE MONTROSE (MT): ver mapa del suroeste Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 MT-1 C-7 69 Cimarron SWA 65 6,161 MT-2 C-7 CONDADO DE MORGAN (MG): ver mapa noreste Andrick Ponds SWA 95 711 MG-1 H-2 Antelope Flats STL 99 5,000 MG-2 H-3 Brammer STL 95 2,918 MG-3 H-2 Brush Prairie Ponds SWA 99 1,600 MG-4 H-3 Brush SWA 96 588 MG-5 H-2 Cottonwood SWA 96 884 MG-6 H-2 66 Elliott SWA 95, 96 2,576 MG-7 H-2 Jackson Lake State Park 95 3,091 JAC G-2 Jackson Lake SWA 95 394 MG-8 H-2 Jean K. Tool SWA 96 903 MG-9 H-2 Rosener STL 99 634 MG-10 H-3 Weldon Valley STL 95 6,560 MG-11 H-2 CONDADO DE OTERO (OT): ver mapa sureste Alkali Arroyo STL 130 640 OT-1 H-8 Bloom Hills STL 135 676 OT-2 H-9 Bull Pasture STL 135 640 OT-3 H-9 Carrica STL 130 640 OT-4 I-8 67 Crooked Arroyo STL 135 640 OT-5 H-8 David Canyon STL 135 640 OT-6 H-8 130, 630 OT-7 H-8 Dixie Bluffs STL 135 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 78 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA East Timpas STL 135 640 OT-8 H-8 Haight STL 135 640 OT-9 H-9 Higbee Canyon STL 130 640 OT-10 H-8 Holbrook Reservoir SWA 125 670 OT-11 H-8 Horse Creek Reservoir SWA 125 2,603 OT-12 I-8 Iron Springs STL 135 640 OT-13 H-9 Jack Canyon STL 135 7,564 OT-14 H-9 La Junta STL 125 6,715 OT-15 H-8 Melon Valley SWA 125 278 OT-16 H-8 North Devils Canyon STL 135 640 OT-17 H-9 67 Oxbow SWA 130 410 OT-18 H-8 Packers Gap STL 135 640 OT-19 H-9 Red Rock STL 135 640 OT-20 H-9 Rock Fall STL 135 640 OT-21 H-9 Rocky Ford SWA 125 1,142 OT-22 H-8 Round Top STL 135 640 OT-23 H-8 Timberlake STL 125 59,445 OT-24 H-8 Timpas Creek SWA 135 141 OT-25 H-8 Whiterock STL 135 19,907 OT-26 H-8 CONDADO DE OURAY (OU): ver mapa del suroeste Billy Creek SWA 62, 65 5,498 OU-1 B-7 69 Ridgway State Park 62, 65 3,201 RID B-7 CONDADO DE PARK (PA): ver mapa central 63 Ranch STL 50 1,635 PA-1 F-6 63 Ranch SWA 50 1,200 PA-2 E-6 Agate Mountain STL 58 2,893 PA-3 E-6 Alma SWA 49 277 PA-4 E-5 49, 50, 11,060 PA-5 E-6 Antero STL 58 Badger Basin STL 50 40 PA-6 E-5 50, 58, 752 PA-7 E-6 Badger Basin SWA 581 Badger Flats STL 50, 581 3,570 PA-8 F-5 70 Buffalo Gulch STL 58 640 PA-9 E-6 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick’s Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel South STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL 58 500 46 58 58, 581 58, 581 58 58 50 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 2,887 1,788 380 1,121 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 PA-13 ELE PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-6 E-5 E-5 �ÍNDICE CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA (F.E.) McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Rye Slough STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Spinney STL Tarryall Creek STL Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Treasurevault MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 50 17,429 PA-18 E-5 50 15 PA-19 E-5 501 480 PA-20 F-5 50 640 PA-21 E-5 58 8,973 PA-22 E-6 581 640 PA-23 E-5 58, 581 6,434 SPI E-6 58, 581 1,937 PA-24 E-5 50, 58, 4,674 PA-25 E-5,E-6 70 581 GMU 50 50, 501 500 58 50 640 886 950 1,280 1,655 PA-26 PA-27 PA-28 PA-29 PA-30 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 49 320 PA-31 Mountain STL Warmer Gulch STL 58 640 PA-32 CONDADO DE PHILLIPS (PH): ver mapa noreste Frenchman Creek SWA 98 68 PH-1 Holyoke SWA 98 80 PH-2 CONDADO DE PITKIN (PI): ver mapa noroeste Coke Oven SWA 444 330 PI-1 Williams Hill SWA 43 487 PI-2 CONDADO DE PROWERS (PR): ver mapa sureste Arkansas River SWA 127 98 PR-1 Deadman SWA 127 503 PR-2 127, 5630 PR-3 Granada SWA 132 127, 277 PR-4 Holly SWA 132 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 PR-5 Red Dog SWA 127 570 PR-6 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 PR-7 Two Buttes STL 139 640 PR-8 CONDADO DE PUEBLO (PU): ver mapa sureste Flying A STL 128 29,057 PU-1 Hungerford STL 128 7,039 PU-2 Lake Beckwith SWA 84 66 PU-3 Lake Pueblo State Park 84 17,496 PUE Pueblo Reservoir SWA 84 11,864 PU-4 Pueblo SFU 84 105 PU-5 Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 129 88 PU-6 Saint Charles STL 128 14,213 PU-7 CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO (RB): ver mapa noroeste E-5 F-6 J-2 J-2 66 D-5 D-5 68 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 67 J-8 J-8 J-7 J-9 G-8 G-8 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 67 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 493 MF-43 B-2 640 MF-44 B-1 4,860 MF-45 B-1 637 MF-46 B-2 Juniper Hot Springs STL 3 Little Snake STL 2, 3 Little Snake SWA 2, 3 Lone Tree Gulch STL 11 Louisiana Purchase Ranch 211 SWA Maverick Flats STL 10 640 Maybell STL 3, 11 9,208 Middle Wolf Creek STL 10 640 Miner’s Draw STL 10 640 Monument Butte STL 12 653 Moosehead Mountain STL 10 640 Morapos Creek STL 12 640 Morgan Gulch STL 211 640 North Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 280 Oxbow STL 2 640 Peck Mesa STL 11 640 Pine Tree Gulch STL 11, 211 640 Pinon Ridge STL 11 640 Pole Gulch STL 3 11,026 Pot Creek SWA 1 1,747 Pothook Ranch SWA 4 2,355 Powder Wash STL 3 640 Rattlesnake Hill STL 211 640 Red Wash STL 10 640 Reservoir Draw STL 2 640 Robinson Draw STL 10 640 Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 640 Sevenmile Ridge STL 2 640 Sheephead Basin STL 2 640 Sheepherder Springs STL 2 640 Simsberry Draw STL 3 640 Skull Creek STL 10 639 South 80 STL 3 80 South Duffy Mountain STL 211 640 South Nipple Rim STL 2, 3 19,962 Spencer Draw STL 10 640 Ted’s Canyon STL 11 640 Temple Canyon STL 211 637 The Sloughs STL 10 650 Thompson Draw STL 2 642 Thornburg Draw STL 11 640 Triangle STL 3, 11 1,122 Trowel STL 3 640 Turner’s Creek STL 10 640 MF-47 B-2 MF-48 MF-49 MF-50 MF-51 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 MF-55 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 MF-62 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 MF-66 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 MF-70 MF-71 MF-72 MF-73 MF-74 MF-75 MF-76 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 MF-80 MF-81 MF-82 MF-83 MF-84 MF-85 MF-86 A-2 B-2 B-3 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 A-1 C-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 B-1 A-2 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 A-2 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 A-2 68 79 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA NUEVO Coal Creek 23 1,122 RB-1 Ranch SWA (A.E.) Collins Mountain Ranch SWA 23 2,421 RB-2 Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 RB-3 Jensen SWA 12, 23, 211 5,955 RB-4 Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 RB-5 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 RB-6 11, 21, Piceance SWA 22, 31 25,193 RB-7 Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 22 383 RB-8 CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE (RG): ver mapa del suroeste Agua Ramon STL 79 640 RG-1 American Gulch STL 80 640 RG-2 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 RG-3 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 RG-4 Gerrard STL 80 799 RG-5 Home Lake SWA 791 64 RG-6 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 RG-7 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 RG-8 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 RG-9 Shriver-Wright SWA 791 120 RG-10 CONDADO DE ROUTT (RO): ver mapa noroeste Adams SWA 15 650 RO-1 Blacktail (Conservation Easement) 15 610 RO-2 Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 RO-3 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 RO-4 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 RO-5 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 RO-6 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 RO-7 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 RO-8 Flanders Ranch SWA 441 1,659 RO-9 Fly Gulch STL 214 457 RO-10 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 RO-11 Grieve Ranch SWA 5 2,511 RO-12 (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 RO-13 Hereford Haven SWA 441 190 RO-14 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 RO-15 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 RO-16 Maynard Gulch STL 13, 441 724 RO-17 Moody Creek STL 231 640 RO-18 Moonhill STL 14, 214 640 RO-19 Morrison Creek STL 15 640 RO-20 NUEVO MountWerner SWA (F.L.) 131 55 RO-21 Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 PEA Rock Creek SWA 15 205 RO-22 Sage Creek STL 13 640 RO-23 80 2023 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO B-3 B-3 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 68 B-3 B-3 D-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 69 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 C-2 D-2 C-2 C-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-2 D-1 D-3 C-2 68 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 15 309 RO-24 D-2 15 519 RO-25 D-2 214 400 RO-26 D-2 15 1,629 STG D-3 14, 214 2,820 STE D-1 68 131 51 RO-27 D-2 GMU Sarvis Creek SWA NUEVO SKCK SWA (F.E.) Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park NUEVO Steamboat Springs SWA (F.E.) Stokes Gulch STL 13 1,863 RO-28 Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 11 RO-29 Yampa River STL 13 2,006 RO-30 Yampa River SWA 13 866 RO-31 CONDADO DE SAGUACHE (SA): ver mapa del suroeste Burro Springs STL 68 28,905 SA-1 Cochetopa SWA 67 6,712 SA-2 Daley Gulch STL 551 644 SA-3 Dome Lakes SWA 67 420 SA-4 Jacks Creek STL 681 640 SA-5 Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-6 Laughlin Gulch STL 68 640 SA-7 Little La Garita Creek STL 79 640 SA-8 Los Creek STL 67 320 SA-9 Middle Creek STL 681 640 SA-10 Mineral Hot Springs STL 82 640 SA-11 Mirage STL 82 640 SA-12 Mishak Lakes STL 82, 682 2,567 SA-13 Old Woman Creek STL 79 640 SA-14 Orient Mine SWA 82 368 SA-15 Rock Creek STL 82 640 SA-16 Russell Creek STL 682 1,920 SA-17 Russell Lakes SWA 682 4,579 SA-18 Saguache Creek STL 682 2,714 SA-19 Spring Gulch STL 68 640 SA-20 Steel Canyon STL 82 640 SA-21 Stonehouse Gulch STL 681 560 SA-22 Villa Grove STL 82, 681 1,120 SA-23 Werner Arroyo STL 682 640 SA-24 CONDADO DE SAN JUAN (SJ): ver mapa del suroeste Andrews Lake SWA 74 13 SJ-1 Sultan Creek STL 74 640 SJ-2 West Lime Creek STL 74 640 SJ-3 CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL (SM): ver mapa del suroeste Carter Place STL 70 320 SM-1 Dan Noble SWA 70 2,223 SM-2 Dead Horse Creek STL 70 640 SM-3 Disappointment 70, 711 320 SM-4 Valley STL Dry Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-5 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-7 E-7 E-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-8 E-8 E-7 E-7 E-8 69 B-9 B-8 B-9 69 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 69 �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Dry Creek Basin SWA 70 12,775 SM-6 A-8 Hamilton Mesa STL 70 640 SM-7 A-8 Klondike Basin STL 70 640 SM-8 A-8 McKenna Peak STL 70 640 SM-9 A-8 69 Poison Spyder STL 70 640 SM-10 A-8 San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70 13 SM-11 B-8 Spring Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-12 A-8 Woods Lake SWA 70 160 SM-13 B-8 CONDADO DE SEDGWICK (SE): ver mapa noreste Jumbo (Julesburg) Reservoir 90 1,703 SE-1 I-1 SWA Pony Express SWA 92 1,854 SE-2 J-1 66 Sand Draw SWA 93 209 SE-3 J-1 Sedgwick Bar SWA 92 885 SE-4 J-1 CONDADO DE SUMMIT (SU): ver mapa noroeste Blue River SWA 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 68 CONDADO DE TELLER (TE): ver mapa central Dome Rock SWA 581 6,980 TE-1 F-6 Mueller State Park 581 5,114 MUE F-6 Pikes Peak SWA 59 635 TE-2 F-6 70 Rosemont Reservoir SWA 59 357 TE-3 F-6 Shelf Road STL 581 640 TE-4 F-6 Skaguay Reservoir SWA 59 715 TE-5 F-6 CONDADO DE WASHINGTON (WA): ver mapa noreste Messex SWA 96 680 WA-1 H-2 Prewitt Reservoir SWA 96 2,924 WA-2 H-2 66 Snyder Prairie STL 101 11,842 WA-3 I-3 CONDADO DE WELD (WE): ver mapa noreste Banner Lakes SWA 99 934 WE-1 G-3 Briggsdale STL 87 1,855 WE-2 G-2 Brower SWA 94 65 WE-3 G-2 Centennial Valley SWA 951 1,195 WE-4 G-2 Crow Valley STL 87 1,520 WE-5 G-1 Dearfield STL 951 1,480 WE-6 G-2 Eastman Basin STL 87 2,681 WE-7 G-1 66 Frank SWA 94 324 WE-8 F-2 Geary Creek STL 87 160 WE-9 G-1 Greasewood Lake STL 951 640 WE-10 G-2 Howard Creek STL 87 640 WE-11 G-1 Keota STL 87 640 WE-12 G-2 Lazy D STL 88 2,721 WE-13 H-1 Lost Creek STL 99 640 WE-14 G-3 Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA 951 68 WE-15 G-2 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Nakagawa SWA 951 159 WE-16 G-2 North Pawnee Creek STL 88 640 WE-17 H-1 Orchard STL 951 640 WE-18 G-2 Pawnee Coal Creek STL 87 440 WE-19 G-2 Point of Rocks STL 951 640 WE-20 G-2 Prospect STL 99 140 WE-21 G-3 Robinson Creek STL 87 640 WE-22 G-1 66 St. Vrain State Park 20 855 STV F-3 South Pawnee Creek STL 88 1,720 WE-23 H-2 South Roggen STL 99 1,880 WE-24 G-3 Stone Corral STL 87 1,041 WE-25 G-1 Twomile Creek STL 88 640 WE-26 H-1 Webster SWA 94 158 WE-27 G-2 Wild Horse STL 88 640 WE-28 H-1 CONDADO DE YUMA (YU): ver mapa noreste Arikaree SWA 102 2,320 YU-1 J-3 Beecher Island STL 102 320 YU-2 J-3 Black Wolf Creek STL 102 320 YU-3 J-3 Bonny Creek STL 103 630 YU-4 J-4 Eagle Rock SWA 102 1718 YU-5 J-3 Ecklund STL 102 640 YU-6 J-3 Hay Gulch Overlook STL 102 640 YU-7 J-4 103, 332 YU-8 J-4 Landsman Creek STL 109 Sandsage SWA 101 287 YU-9 J-3 66 Sandy Bluffs STL 102 3,682 YU-10 J-4 Sandy Bluffs SWA 102 3,202 YU-11 J-4 Simmons STL 102 160 YU-12 J-3 Simmons SWA 102 2,157 YU-13 J-3 South Fork Spring Canyon STL 102 640 YU-14 J-4 103, 18,365 YU-15 J-4 South Republican SWA 109 Stalker Lake SWA 98 75 YU-16 J-3 Willow Creek SWA 102 920 YU-17 J-3 Wray SFU 98 355 YU-18 J-3 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 81 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Impreso para su distribución gratuita por: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us ESTE FOLLETO contiene información sobre las propiedades del estado. No es un aviso legal ni una recopilación completa de los reglamentos y leyes de caza y pesca.Es una guía resumida publicada para la comodidad de los clientes. Los reglamentos pueden obtenerse en el Departamento de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado o en cpw.info/regulations. ATENCIÓN PESCADORES: Las normas de pesca completas se encuentran en el folleto actual de la Dirección de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado, disponible en versión impresa y en línea en cpw.state.co.us. Algunas áreas de vida silvestre y parques estatales tienen restricciones específicas de pesca: Los pescadores deben consultar el folleto de pesca para asegurarse de que cumplen con todas las normas de pesca del estado. Trail App-roved Trails.Colorado.gov GAME THIEF: 1-877-265-6648 DENUNCIE A OPERATION EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US LOS CAZADORES FURTIVOS PARA DONAR: Gane una recompensa por denunciar infracciones contra la fauna silvestre llamando a la organización “Operation Game Thief”. Las personas que llaman pueden permanecer en el anonimato. (Este número no es para solicitudes de información ni para emergencias). co.accessgov.com/ogt/Forms/Page/ogt/payments/ FOLLETO EN LÍNEA � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6b07da30dbd9f5374b0c0080aaf982b9.pdf 9c59f152ad69d646f397a555aad5e3aa PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2022 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE FISH UNITS, STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS cpw.state.co.us �ONLINE FEATURES Check out more Colorado Parks & Wildlife on our VIMEO & YOUTUBE CHANNELS LINKS TO MAPS MAKE CAMPING & HUNTING RESERVATIONS ONLINE! STATE FISHING UNITS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE TRUST LANDS STATE PARKS Sweitzer Lake State Park © Dustin Doskocil for CPW VIDEOS CHECK OUT THE 360 VIDEOS OF COLORADO’S STATE PARKS! COLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE SUMMER FISHING TIPS SPANISH PEAKS HABITAT AND FOREST-RESTORATION PROJECT �CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) WHAT’S NEW: 2022................................................1 RESERVATIONS......................................................1 ■ Abbreviation key................................................................................1 STATE FISH UNITS (SFUs)........................................2 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR ■ What is an SFU?..................................................................................2 ■ SFU properties & regulations..............................................................2 Heather Dugan, Acting Director Dan Prenzlow STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 3–30 Carrie Besnette Hauser, Chair Dallas May, Vice-Chair Marie Haskett, Secretary Taishya Adams Karen Michelle Bailey Betsy Blecha Gabriel Otero Duke Phillips, IV ■ What is an SWA?.................................................................................3 ■ SWA access rules................................................................................3 ■ SWA properties & regulations..................................................... 4–30 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 31–56 ■ What are trust lands? What is the STL public access program?.............31 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules...................................................31 ■ State trust lands public access properties & regulations............ 32–56 STATE PARKS................................................. 57–65 ■ State park fees & passes...................................................................57 ■ State park access rules......................................................................58 ■ State park properties & regulations .......................................... 59–65 MAPS............................................................ 66–71 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northeast ..........66 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southeast ..........67 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northwest .........68 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southwest ........69 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Central................70 ■ Game management units (GMUs)....................................................71 LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY............................... 72–81 ■ State fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state parks GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands 125TH ANNIVERSARY COVER: Vintage painting of snowshoeing in the Colorado wilderness for the Jan./Feb. 1972 issue of Colorado Outdoors magazine. © Gene Ellis for CPW Follow us on social media to see how we're celebrating CPW's 125th Anniversary! COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of July 2022 REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR Mark Koenig COVER PHOTO © Gene Ellis for CPW, 1972 PRINTED July 2022 by Publication Printers, Denver: 120,000 copies The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife (CPW) receives federal financial assistance from multiple bureaus within the U.S. Department of the Interior. Under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (as amended), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability or age. In addition, CPW adheres to all antidiscrimination laws of the state of Colorado. For more information on how to request an accommodation or to file a grievance, please visit cpw.state.co.us/accessibility. NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations CPW ADMINISTRATIVE, REGIONAL & AREA OFFICE LOCATIONS ADMINISTRATION 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-297-1192 (M–F, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. MT) REGISTRATION OFFICE Boat, Snowmobile, Off-Highway Vehicle 13787 US Hwy 85 N Littleton, 80125 ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our state parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept some licenses for refunds. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Pueblo Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Richard Reading Eden Vardy James Jay Tutchton Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Heather Dugan, Acting Director Dan Prenzlow, CPW Director �WHAT’S NEW: 2022 REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION ▶ COLORADO STATE WILDLIFE AREA (SWA) PASS NOW AN OPTION FOR ACCESSING SWAs: Customers age 16 or older will need to have a valid hunting or fishing license or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access state wildlife areas (SWAs), unless specifically noted. See page 3. NEW Multiple SWAs are exempt from the public access requirements stated above, please refer to the property listings for these exemptions. Licenses are still required to participate in hunting and fishing activities. The annual SWA pass is $47.30, including the Habitat Stamp, and valid from March 1−March 31(13 months). A one-day pass is also available. Visit our website to learn more: cpw.state.co.us To access state trust lands (STLs), customers age 16 or older will need to have a valid hunting or fishing license. The Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass does not apply to state parks or state trust land properties, only to state wildlife area properties. Exceptions apply. See page 31. ▶ REGULATION UPDATES TO MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. LOOK FOR THE NEW TAG: Creede SWA, Dowdy Lake SWA, Fish Creek SWA, Granby Ranch, Higel SWA, John Martin Reservoir SWA, Perins Peak SWA, Queens SWA, San Luis Lakes SWA, Big Springs STL, Karval STL, Punkin Center STL, Barr Lake State Park, Eldorado Canyon State Park, Eleven Mile State Park, Golden Gate Canyon State Park, Navajo State Park and others have new regulations. See pages 4–65. ▶ STATE WILDLIFE AREAS ADDED: Bill Patterson SWA, Cross Canyon SWA, Eagle Rock SWA, Hereford Haven SWA, Orient Mine SWA and Willow Creek Reservoir SWA; look for the NEW tag. RESERVATIONS HUNTING SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. All hunting reservations may be made by phone at 1-800-2445613 or online: cpw.state.co.us/hunting reservations. You can make reservations starting at 9 a.m. MT. 14 days before the hunt date for small game and waterfowl or 45 days before the hunt date for big game. THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date. ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted before making the reservation and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ▶ Small-game and waterfowl hunting reservations are not accepted more than 14 days before the hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, unless otherwise specified. ▶ Big-game hunting reservations are not accepted more than 45 days before the start of the season the reservation is being made for. Big-game hunting reservations are valid throughout the season designated by the license, unless otherwise specified. ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date, except for Boyd Lake State Park: Hunting reservations can be canceled up to the starting time of the reserved time slot. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation privileges for the rest of the hunting season, unless otherwise specified. WHAT'S NEW RESERVATIONS ▶ STL OPENING DATES IN MOFFAT COUNTY UPDATED: The opening dates of several STL properties in Moffat County have changed to accommodate the opening of the archery pronghorn hunting season, which begins Aug. 15. See pages 32–56. ▶ STATE PARK SWIMMING REGULATION UPDATES: Swimming is prohibited in state park-managed properties from sunset to sunrise, for any child under the age of 13, unless accompanied by an adult, and within or 150 feet from: any boat ramp, marina, breakwater, dock, buoy-designated hazard or keepout, any dam inlet or outlet structure, and where prohibited as posted. See pages 59-65 for details. ▶ STAY UPDATED ON DROUGHT & FIRE CONDITIONS IN THE STATE: It’s important to be conscientious around your home and when recreating during drought conditions in Colorado. The Colorado Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management has a list of current fire bans and danger levels for the state that is an excellent resource for staying aware of fire conditions when traveling in Colorado this summer: coemergency.com/p/fire-bansdanger.html ▶ CHECK OUR OTHER REGULATION BROCHURES FOR MORE INFORMATION: Depending on the activity you'd like to do on our state's public lands, our other brochures such as Fishing and Small Game & Waterfowl contain useful additional information to help you recreate responsibly. Be sure to take a look! CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 70 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado! Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 57–65.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. If a campsite has an "HD" (handicap designated) after the site number, it is reserved for individuals with handicap placards/plates ONLY. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. FOR CAMPSITES, YURTS AND CABINS: ▶ All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt reservations. ▶ Campers can make reservations, 24/7 by phone (1-800-244-5613) or online, from six months in advance through when they arrive at the park. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to the day of arrival, online at cpw. state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply" to reach your CPW account) or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. On the day of arrival or after, customers must contact the park directly about canceling. It is your responsibility to know the cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year-to-year. ▶ See page 57 for more details on camping at one of Colorado's state parks. FIND MAPS ONLINE State wildlife area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps State trust lands maps: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands State parks map finder: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD 4-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle ATV Bureau of Land Management BLM CO./COs. county/counties Colorado Parks and Wildlife CPW county road CR game management unit GMU HA handicap accessible HD handicap designated highway HWY. junction JCT. off-highway vehicle OHV road RD. reservoir RES. state fishing unit SFU state trust land STL state wildlife area SWA USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast east/west E/W HABITAT STAMPS ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10.59, and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid March 1–March 31 of the following year (13 months). ■ You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license. ■ Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. ■ Anyone who is approved in the Columbine, Blue Spruce, Independence and/or Big Game Mobility programs is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. ▶ cpw.state.co.us/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �FISH UNITS STATE FISH UNITS NOTE: SWA ACCESS RULES #1–30 (NEXT PAGE) APPLY TO SFUs. STATE FISH UNIT PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for state fish unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. ▶ PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ON ALL SFUs: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting, target practice prohibited. e. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. f. Rock climbing prohibited. g. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. h. Water contact prohibited. i. Feeding fish prohibited, except with fish food provided by SFU. j. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. k. Overnight parking prohibited. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte, go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CHALK CLIFFS SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W for 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N for 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CRYSTAL RIVER SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ DURANGO SFU — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: Wildlife Museum open May 15– Sept. 15; self-guided tours FACILITIES: Restrooms available when Wildlife Museum is open. ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. 2 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ J.W. MUMMA NATIVE AQUATIC SPECIES SFU — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PITKIN SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ PUEBLO SFU — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ ROARING JUDY SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 16–Nov. 30. c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns for waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom ▶ WRAY SFU — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours Are you catching our emails? If not, you're missing out on fishing conditions, tips, news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. 4 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Go to cpw.state.co.us 2. Click "Things To Do" 3. Click "Fishing Report" 4. Click "Sign Up" © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS DON'T LITTER! PACK YOUR TRASH OUT. WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privatelyowned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportspersons, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4−30, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/ wildlifeareamaps A young hunter at Ramah SWA © CPW photo by Wayne Lewis STATE WILDLIFE AREA ACCESS RULES Everyone age 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on ANY PART of a state wildlife area (SWA), unless specifically noted. See page 31 for the requirements to access state trust lands (STLs). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON SWAs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. There are 3 classes: ▶ Class 1 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 2 e-bike: Has a motor that assists if the rider is pedaling or not, but stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 3 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28 mph. In state wildlife areas, e-bikes are allowed on designated roads and within designated camping or parking areas where motorized vehicles are allowed. They are prohibited in all other areas. AQUATIC NUISANCE SPECIES All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over 14 days in a 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs, and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand used for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification number (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use; they may be used by the public on a first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation, or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. 15. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 16. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 17. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 18. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 19. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when a location is identified by a “divers down flag,” and when a scuba diver has a valid scuba certificate from a recognized scuba training organization. 20. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to posted swimming areas. 21. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife-oriented activities. 22. To launch or land aircraft, including drones. 23. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 24. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 25. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 26. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 27. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 28. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed-free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on state trust lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 29. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 30. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS Everyone age 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license, or a Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on ANY PART of a SWA, for ANY reason, unless specifically noted NOTE: The HUNTING section for each property denotes the species that are commonly found in and around the area. Species listed can be hunted if property regulations allow (during designated seasons) ▶Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ ADAMS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ▶ ALMA SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites 4 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 for 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. b. Camping, fires, fishing, dog training, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles, hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. c. From Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. e. From end of dark goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may hunt entire property. f. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check stations. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 385 and turn E on CR 30. Go 6 miles E and turn S on CR PP and continue S for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile E and 0.5 miles N. At cattle guard, continue 0.3 miles to second cattle guard and entrance sign. Property between cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, no access to property. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,320 acres HUNTING: Deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ▶ ATWOOD SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E and W on Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1–July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for handpropelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from Oct. 1–end of Feb. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and state and federal holidays. During this period, waterfowl reservations available but not required. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From Thurs. before Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation confirmation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ▶ BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) — EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 miles W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Dr.; then go N to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully-automatic firearms prohibited. From March 15–Oct. 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. From Oct. 15–March 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat and Sun. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited on Christine Lake. c. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. d. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. e. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. f. Dogs prohibited, except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. only. ▶ BAYFIELD LIONS CLUB SHOOTING RANGE — LA PLATA CO. a. Public access allowed April 1–Nov. 30. b. Public access allowed 9 am–8 pm, April 1– Oct. 31. c. Public access allowed 10 am–5 pm, Nov. 1–30. d. Pistol or rifle shooting prohibited on shotgun trap range. e. Shotguns, shooting slugs only, allowed on pistol-rifle range. f. Except for muzzleloaders, rifles restricted to smaller than .50 caliber. g. Except for clay targets, glass or other breakable targets prohibited. h. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 miles E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No vehicles on dam. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N for 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres continued on next page 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only, and only within high waterline. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ NEW BILL PATTERSON SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 take the W Parachute Exit onto Old Hwy. 6. Travel W on Old Hwy. 6 for 2.6 miles, turn S onto Stone Quarry Rd. Travel 3/4 mile on Stone Quarry Rd., Bill Patterson SWA is on the right hand side of the road. GMUs/ACRES: 31 / 4 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: access to the Colorado River for fishing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and fires are prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds only. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns only. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — OURAY, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left 6 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Dec. 31. Open year-round for hunting, fishing and trapping along Uncompahgre River corridor, from Hwy. 550 to 100 feet on E bank of river, as posted. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. ▶ BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. ▶ BLISS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON UNITS) — SUMMIT CO. DIRECTIONS: BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go approx. 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out ▶ BODO SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. Access by foot only. Dogs prohibited. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. f. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain Trail, subject to Dec. 1–April 15 restriction listed in c., above. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1– end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30; open Dec. 1–April 30 only to licensed big-game and spring turkey hunters, and one non-hunting companion. b. Fires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited �WILDLIFE AREAS except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in a bear-resistant manner or container. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ BRAVO SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BROWER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, except from day after close of regular goose season through day before opening of spring turkey season. b. Open for public access 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. c. Public access permitted only to hunters with a valid hunting license. d. Fishing, fires, target practice, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders, camping, horses prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. f. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. g. Parking allowed only in designated parking area. h. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St. for 1.5 miles to signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS UNITS) — MOFFAT CO. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork for 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. b. Camping prohibited in posted areas in Cold Springs Mountain Unit. c. Camping allowed W only of Beaver Creek in Beaver Creek Unit. ▶ BRUSH SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go approx. 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15–18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton St. to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. c. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. e. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. f. From Sept. 1−Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. continued on next page 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark goose season, hunters can check in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. 5 hunting areas available for check-in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for one hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on one application. All relevant hunting regulations apply. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E for 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn on BLM 3107, then go approx. 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. During spring turkey season, public access allowed only for licensed turkey hunters with a turkey hunting 8 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS reservation. 10 reservation slots available per day during spring turkey season. No annual limit on amount of turkey reservations. Turkey hunters with a reservation may hunt entire property. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting reservation. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting), fires, target practice, horses, hunting with centerfire rifles, launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. e. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Waterfowl and small game hunters can hunt only the area reserved. All reservation hunters must check out at one of the check stations located in each parking lot of the property. f. Small-game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day of first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E; property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big-game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing and hunting only. b. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. c. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. d. Access to property through designated parking area only; public access by foot only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Water contact prohibited, except by float tubes with waders only. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only b. All public access from designated parking areas only. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 42, then drive S for 1.6 miles to CR 42a, then drive SW for 1.2 miles to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 645 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42a and established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN UNITS) — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. b. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used as an aid to hunting big game. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: ELK RIVER) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off CR. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting waterfowl. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or takeout of all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Dec. 31. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 miles of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required, call Park Co.: 719836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only occupants from a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491 farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, then turn right on Hwy. 114. Go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W centerline of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ COLLER SWA — MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. ▶ COLLINS MOUNTAIN RANCH SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMUs/ACRES: 23 / 2,421 acres HUNTING: elk and deer only in restricted seasons, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Elk and deer hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Reservations for antlered elk and deer hunts valid throughout season designated by the deer or elk license. e. Reservations for antlerless elk hunts restricted to certain portions of late rifle private-land-only season. f. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Property is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as an aid to hunting) prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approx. 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of E entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,982 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Jan. 31. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only, as posted. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery continued on next page 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS Gulch Unit and N of designated camping area in Tschuddi Unit. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ CREEDE SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Public access is prohibited unless fishing. ▶ CROOKED WASH RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 11 / 9,796 acres HUNTING: Antlerless elk only, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. 10 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ NEW CROSS CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek go 6.1 miles SE on Hwy. 491, turn W on CR N for 1.3 miles. SWA parking is on the right. GMUs/ACRES: 72 / 119 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, coyote, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and fires are prohibited. b. Parking is prohibited, except in designated area. c. Snowmobile use is prohibited. d. Access during the first two days of the rifle deer and elk seasons is restricted to youth and a non-hunting mentor. e. Discharge of firearms and bows is prohibited, except while hunting. ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.), then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: a. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. c. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. GREAGER TRACT: a. Open for public access March 1–May 15 only with permit from Area or District Wildlife Manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. JOHN KANE TRACT: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Open for public access May 16–end of Feb. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27 and go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DEWEESE RESERVOIR SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. OHVs prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN RIVERS) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. ▶ DOLORES RIVER SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big-game. d. Public access closed Dec. 1–July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W of Jack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1–July 15. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. Go N on LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. From 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, only fishing permitted. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Any vessel or single-compartment air- or gas-filled flotation device and all water contact prohibited, unless actively fishing. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS access road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 291), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bobcat, coyote, rabbit, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42 and on established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2–3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E approx. 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ NEW EAGLE ROCK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go to CR 25.5, parking area is on the NE corner of CR NN and CR 25.5. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 1718 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing continued on next page 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Access prohibited from 9 pm to 4 am. b. Access is restricted to foot traffic only. c. Camping, fires and dog training are prohibited. d. Target practice is prohibited, except when authorized by the Area Wildlife Manager. e. Horse use is prohibited, except when used in hunting. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ELK SPRINGS RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 10, 11 / 1,400 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Aug. 15–end of Feb. NOTE: No camping or fires; vehicles allowed only on existing roadways. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. LONETREE TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check station, after 4 a.m. HAMLIN TRACT: 12 a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunt- 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ing area. Hunters must comply with youth-mentor-only area restrictions as posted. UNION TRACT: a. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. b. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. c. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., then turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from 4 a.m.–10 p.m., July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. WHITEHAWK TRACT: From Delta, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 348, continue straight 27 miles W onto 25 Mesa Rd., turn right onto Divide Rd. and go 19 miles N; turn right onto USFS Rd. 421 and go .5 miles E. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge roads, then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau Tract hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during deer and elk seasons. b. NEW Access is prohibited from Dec. 1 — June 30. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. NOTE: As of Aug. 2018, the lake is currently dry. Contact CPW for condition updates. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 in Hayden, travel 1.9 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to W parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 1,659 acres HUNTING: big game and waterfowl FISHING: Open year-round, except for biggame hunting seasons RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Parking prohibited, except in designated areas. b. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. c. Waterfowl hunting allowed on property for 1 group of up to 4 hunters per day during waterfowl seasons. d. Big-game hunting on property divided across 8 time periods, with up to 8 reservations available per time period: 1. Three archery seasons for deer, elk (no overlap with muzzleloader season); 2. Muzzleloader deer, elk season; 3. First regular rifle elk season; 4. Second regular rifle deer, elk season; 5. Third regular rifle deer, elk season; 6. Fourth regular rifle deer, elk season. e. Waterfowl and big-game hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Dogs must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet, except when used as an aid in waterfowl hunting. g. Public boating, launching or recovery of boats from Yampa River prohibited. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ FRANK SWA — WELD, LARIMER COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70, then turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting) prohibited. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 69 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 68 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below, and small-game hunting above, junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse prohibited on Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Bicycles only on CRs 312 and 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking NOTE: Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of I-70 throughout SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas only. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: a. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. b. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. d. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ GRAND JUNCTION: WEST LAKE SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. c. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) —ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. All motorized or trailered boats must launch at CPW boat ramp. c. Camping prohibited. d. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: VAN TUYL PARCEL: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side of park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. REDDEN EASEMENT: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 approx. 2.5 miles to Gunnison River. Parking on W side of Hwy. 135 on N side of Gunnison River. From parking area, walk across pedestrian bridge to S side of river. Walk/wade fishing on S side of river only for approx. .3 miles downstream from Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Access to Gunnison River by foot only from Van Tuyl trail intersection at Ygate, as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl Tract only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse 14 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30. b. Blinberry Gulch parcel open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. c. Open for public access May 1–Aug. 15, from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only. d. Camping only in designated areas and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. e. Access by foot or horseback only on Beaver Creek Trail. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds, except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. ▶ HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only. b. Fires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. ▶ HAYDEN SHOOTING RANGE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, travel E on Hwy. 40 to Hawthorne St./CR 37. Continue S approx. 3 miles through Y intersection; range on your left. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 40 acres FACILITIES: Shooting range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. Exploding and any targets other than paper and cardboard prohibited. c. All round must impact designated berms, except for shotguns using birdshot. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ NEW HEREFORD HAVEN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy 40 in Hayden, travel 3.1 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to parking lot access. Access is by foot through the Flanders Ranch SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 441 / 190 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is by foot only. b. Fishing is prohibited during established big game seasons. c. Waterfowl hunting on the property is limited to one group (up to four hunters) per day during established waterfowl seasons. d. Big game and small game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting is by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on the property. Reservations may be obtained through the Hunter Reservation System under the Flanders Ranch SWA. f. Dogs are prohibited, except as an aid in hunting waterfowl. g. Launching or the recovery of vessels from the Yampa River prohibited. ▶ HIGEL SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 14, Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. NEW Permits may be obtained by emailing montevista.wildlife@state.co.us or by calling 719-587-6900. �WILDLIFE AREAS NEW Reservations may be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before the date requested. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through last day of 4th rifle season. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. ▶ HOLLY SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting prohibited. c. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. d. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — OTERO, BENT COs. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S for 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, dove, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for fishing; NEW seasonal closure on western third of the property from March 15–July 15 marked with signage. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt on Skipper’s Island only. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders and by falconry. e. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only, and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to W SWA boundary. f. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. h. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to E SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. i. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days. j. Waterfowl hunting on North Skipper's Island prohibited except for existing waterfowl blinds only. k. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of Hwy.). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck Unit campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck Unit campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ HUERFANO SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, take CR 550/580 for 13 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables ▶ HUGO SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5; 3.8 miles N to CR CC; 1 mile W to CR 4; then 0.25 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. d. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through dark goose season. e. During teal season and fist split of regular duck season, reservations required on Sat., Sun. and state and federal holidays to hunt waterfowl. Reservations valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations not required Mon.–Fri., except state and federal holidays, and hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis. f. Waterfowl hunters must check in and out at check station. Hunters may not check in until 4 a.m. and can only hunt area 16 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS reserved. Hunters may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting area. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 and 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only, and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N for 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go for W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ JENSEN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 & 2) — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. Access by foot or horseback only. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. NEW From November 1 through the last day of the migratory waterfowl season, vessel use is allowed on Army Corps of Engineer lands leased to CPW, as posted, to retrieve downed waterfowl to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — SEDGWICK, LOGAN COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.– 6 a.m. c. Target practice, hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. d. Vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. e. Launching of motorized vessels or sailboats prohibited if ANS inspection station closed. f. Hand-launched and hand-powered vessels allowed only for fishing, to set or pick up decoys, or to retrieve downed waterfowl after ANS inspection station closes for the year, or until reservoir frozen. g. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.–10 a.m., Fri–Mon of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, then turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by special drawing permit only. Hunting is restricted to doe white-tailed and doe mule deer, doe prong- horn, dove, rabbit, and waterfowl only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license prior to applying for permit. Permits on Woodard Unit issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid propertywide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe white-tailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe whitetailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional nonhunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on Woodard Unit. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road), then 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Access by foot only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Building safety zone and other safety zones closed as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BREEZE UNIT: Approx. 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking, or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on CR 3 and cross Colorado River bridge. Continue S to top of hill. Parking lot on the right, adjacent to CR 36. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing continued on next page 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice, horses prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W for 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–Thurs. before Memorial Day. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255. Go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 and 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams, except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. 18 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground with electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E on USFS 743 for 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go N on 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd.; turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and E on Baseline Dr. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn season. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD; 1 mile E to CR 16; 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOUISIANA PURCHASE RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU: 211 �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Deer and elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid starting sixth day of season designated by the license through the end of the season. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 approx. 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for wildlife viewing only. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE: ROARING FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1 through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting restricted to archery equipment only. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ▶ MESSEX SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6; 1.75 miles NE to CR R; 1.5 miles N; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1–end of Feb. b. N of CR 7: Hunting prohibited except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. Mentor not allowed to hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 68 acres HUNTING: dove, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access from Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. Camping, fires, horses, target practice prohibited. d. Hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in 1 of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.–noon. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, firstserved basis. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing continued on next page 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd. Then go 1 mile W to N entrance, or continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterskiing prohibited. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day– June 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291; then go 0.75 miles W on CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river 20 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154 and W of Hwy. 291. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, upstream to marked property boundary. Hunting permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry. d. Discharging firearms prohibited from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, downstream to Hwy. 291 bridge. Hunting permitted only with hand-held bows or by falconry. e. Hunting prohibited between Hwy. 291 and the Arkansas River, from the Hwy. 291 bridge downstream to CR 175. ▶ MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. c. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 miles W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNITS, SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW signs on left. For Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited, except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jetskiing prohibited. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. d. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. e. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. g. No other small-game hunting allowed. h. Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. i. Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ NEW ORIENT MINE SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache head E on Hwy. 285 for 13.8 miles, turn right onto Hwy. 17 and immediately turn left onto CR GG, stay on GG for 7.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 82 / 368 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is prohibited 3 hours before sunrise and 3 hours after sunset, except when an animal has been harvested on adjacent public lands. b. Access to adjacent public lands through the property for hunting purposes is allowed Oct. 1 - May 31 annually. Hunters wishing to gain access across the property to adjacent federal lands must contact the Orient Land Trust and adhere to their check in/out procedures. c. Camping, fires and hunting are prohibited. d. Access to the property is by foot only from adjacent public lands. e. Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required access this property. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ OXBOW SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing NOTE: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2–5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have a proper and valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle; SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station, and must check in and check out at station when open. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302. Go 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), then turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Public access W of La Plata CR 208 prohibited Dec. 1-April 15, except hunters with an unfilled, valid spring turkey license. b. NEW Public access E of La Plata CR 208 prohibited Dec. 1-July 31. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ PERKINS SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approx. 1 mile to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ PICEANCE SWA — RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS: SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At intersection of USFS Rd. 376 and Bull Park, hike approx. 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–March 31. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330. Go approx. 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), then go 0.125 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106, and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open in designated areas July 16–Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. 22 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ POT CREEK SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,747 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ POTHOOK RANCH SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: SLATER CREEK) — MOFFAT CO. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 2,355 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited except for fishing, wildlife viewing or hunting with a limited Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) big-game license valid for the property. b. All fishing and wildlife-viewing access by foot only from designated parking areas/ access points only. c. Fishing access within 20 feet of high waterline of both banks of Slater Creek only. d. Hunting and hunting access only for those hunting with a limited RFW biggame license valid for the property. e. Hunting on adjacent public land via access through this property prohibited. f. Shooting, archery, target practice, camping, fires, woodcutting, gathering artifacts, pets/livestock, overnight parking, motorized or mechanized travel, launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.–6 a.m. c. From Oct. 1 through dark goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Target practice, glass beverage containers, waterskiing prohibited. Fires and camping prohibited as posted. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. f. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. g. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (FISHING LEASE)— CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. Parking area at SW corner of bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access road, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5. Go S for 1 mile to property at roads DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S for 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. NEW Closed as posted in Nee Noshe except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through the last day of waterfowl season as posted. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda, NEW Nee So Pah and Nee Noshe must check in and check out at check station when open. d. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ RADIUM SWA — GRAND, EAGLE, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go for W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3–4 miles E; SWA parking on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. ▶ RAMAH SWA — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, migratory waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. (NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates.) FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ RED DOG SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game ▶ RED LION SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138. Go 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. ▶ RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: NORTH FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big-game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only, and access to Roselund Unit is day use only. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: DEL NORTE) — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Four SWA parcels along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs: JACKSON PARCEL: Walk-in access along Prehm Road, 0.25 miles S of Glenwood's Airport Center Rd. For coldwater fishing access. WESTBANK PARCEL: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. BURRY PARCEL: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GIANINETTI PARCEL: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 43 acres RESTRICTIONS:harde a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206. Go 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ ROEBER SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 24 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May 1 through last day of annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then go 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs. Turn W on Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from established parking area. b. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. c. Dam, area near caretaker’s house and north side of reservoir closed as posted. d. Camping, dogs, fires, water contact activities, ice fishing, discharge of firearms prohibited. e. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 miles. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, and only from high waterline to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field. Go E on Runyon Field Rd. for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. f. NEW Hunting or fishing license or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required for parking and restroom. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 444 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from tail. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 miles W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres �WILDLIFE AREAS FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only with shotguns with birdshot or bows. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,202 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. Horses prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W for 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles, then go N for 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big-game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. b. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. c. NEW Access is by foot or horseback only. d. NEW Bicycles prohibited. e. NEW Game carts allowed. f. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. g. NEW Dogs must be on leash and controlled by handler. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: APPLEBAUGH) — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SAPINERO SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of 75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, nonmotor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, float tubes prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. g. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S for 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 1 mile to CR 11, then go S for 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11. Go 3 miles S to CR 11A, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Access by foot only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk, and only with hunting permit obtained by separate draw for Sharptail Ridge SWA. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. d. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. e. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, target practice prohibited. b. Hunting allowed with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post areaspecific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. e. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — BACA, LAS ANIMAS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,139 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas (only 5 parking areas). d. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar, 719-3366600, or by calling local officer at 719980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, then continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time 26 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 miles E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. NOTE: Camping not allowed. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, 1.4 miles N to CR 66 then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 135 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open for public access July 16–Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.– Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted to provide resting areas for wintering waterfowl. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF. Go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with bows or shotguns with birdshot. d. Target practice prohibited, except with bows on designated archery range. e. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. f. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N for 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Road). GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. �WILDLIFE AREAS NOTE: Road closed when USFS closes the gate (Dec. 1). Road open only during all big-game seasons until this date. NOTE: OHVs, dirt bikes must be trailered until on USFS land. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires only in designated areas. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. f. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and state and federal holidays. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. g. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. h. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs, Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. i. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. AUGMENTATION PONDS: a. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark goose season. b. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. c. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one submission. d. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunting regulations. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station during light goose conservation order season. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, go 1 mile W to CR 7 then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. Walk-in access only. c. Deer, waterfowl and small-game hunting only. d. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells or by falconry only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. h. Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, deer hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations may be made up to 45 days before the start of the season that the reservation is being made for. Deer hunters may only access the property during the dates/hunt the area specified on their reservation. Deer hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. i. Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge. Go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed to all public access other than fishing from end of waterfowl season through June 30. Open for public fishing access year-round. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. f. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake 28 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular dark goose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. ▶ TWENTY MILE POND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection on Hwy. 40 and CR 27, travel S on CR 27 for 5.6 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 11 acres FISHING: Open for fishing only. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119). Go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 / 96 acres FISHING: coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset, with access from designated parking area only. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Boating prohibited except float tubes or hand-propelled craft. ▶ TWO BUTTES RES. SWA — BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (CABIN CREEK & LOST CANYON UNITS) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18. Go 0.5 miles W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ WALKER SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50. Turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. f. Launching of any vessel or singlecompartment air- or gas-filled flotation device prohibited on stretch of the Cache La Poudre River that runs through the property. g. Access to fish passage structure (on NE side of the property) prohibited. h. Fishing from walls of fish passage or fishing in fish passage prohibited. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. c. Public access permitted April 1–30 only, except during second full week (Sun. through Sun.) of April when public access is prohibited. Public access also prohibited at all other times. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Public access only for licensed hunters or members of hunting party and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. c. Hunters may only access property by parking in designated, numbered parking spot inside parking lot. Parking along access road or Weld CR 394 prohibited. d. Camping, fires, target practice, horses, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. f. Hunting in inflow or outflow channels prohibited. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — LARIMER, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and state and federal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except hand-propelled craft to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privatelyowned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; nonpotable water only; rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day– Dec. 31 b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range open for public access from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. ▶ WHEELER SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd., and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: For upland hunting and angler access, go to Riverview angler access parking lot off N entrance to Philips Riverview. Carry-in boat access available. Walk-in angler access also available from Rio Grande trail. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 487 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. continued on next page 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 a.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ NEW WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 and turn NE on Hwy. 34 towards Grand Lake. Just past mile marker 5 on Hwy. 34, turn NW on CR 40 and continue for 2.25 miles. SWA is on the south side of CR 40. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 200 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access permitted for fishing, small game, and waterfowl hunting only. b. Access permitted only through designated access points as posted. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. d. Camping and fires prohibited. e. Parking only in designated areas. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: S of Lake City, travel S on Hwy. 149, turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area limited to one point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Camping, fires, dogs, pets prohibited. d. Fishing by artificial flies only, and allowed only on Lake Fork of Gunnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. d. NEW Valid hunting or fishing or Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass NOT required to ACCESS this property. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek, then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 / 3,719 FISHING: Illinois River RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only permitted from designated parking areas. Access by foot and horseback only. b. Fishing by artificial flies and lures only. Possession limit is 2 fish. c. Limited access permits for big-game hunting may be obtained by contacting CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center at 970870-2197. Permits are available for elk, pronghorn and moose hunting only. Hunters may only access property during the dates specified on their limited access permit. To obtain a limited access permit, hunters must already have a biggame license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on property. Limited access permits valid starting the first day of the season on the license. Hunters with limited access permit may have up to 2 non-hunting companions. Access by hunters with a limited access permit prohibited from 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset, except that when an animal has been harvested, the successful hunter and their nonhunting companion(s) are allowed to remain as long as necessary to remove it. The non-hunting companion(s) must have a valid hunting or fishing license, or a Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass, if age 16 or older. d. Hunting not allowed in safety zone. e. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, target shooting, building blinds prohibited. Get Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 80 years, it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt, and the annual hunting and fishing guides offer a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe, call 1-800-417-8986 Or visit cpwshop.com/subscription.page 30 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rightsof-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receives no tax dollars. ▶ The State Trust Lands Public Access Program includes 971,335 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildlife-related activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Public Access Program are open for public access. ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 225,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approx. 37,000 jobs in those communities. ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: slb.colorado.gov State trust lands, such as Troublesome Valley Ranch STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON LANDS IN THIS PROGRAM? Lands enrolled in the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are open to hunting and fishing only, and where specifically authorized, wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, OHVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildliferelated recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES Everyone age 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land (STL). See pages 1 and 3 for the requirements to access state wildlife areas (SWAs). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON STLs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. Public access on state trust lands is restricted to hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife activity. E-bikes are only allowed for use on designated roads when being used for these activities. RECREATE RESPONSIBLY Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Land Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. See page 3 of the SWA section for Aquatic Nuisance Species regulations. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: ▶ Open to hunting, fishing only and, where specifically authorized, wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and non-wildlife-related use prohibited. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING AND FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a State Trust Land Public Access Program property for more than 14 days in a 45-day period. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS Everyone age 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land. NOTE: The HUNTING section for each property denotes the species that are commonly found in and around the area. Species listed can be hunted if property regulations allow (during designated seasons) ▶Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ 63 RANCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,635 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ ADELAIDE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, take Hwy. 50 E to CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Go N on CR 67 for 15 miles. Access to STL across BLM land, SW from CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 1 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S for 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 2,893 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ AGUA RAMON — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go 0.3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESS #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. ACCESS #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack for 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD 32 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ ALKALI ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go S on Hwy. 109 for 8 miles to USFS Rd. 2195. Go E on USFS Rd. 2195 for 3 miles to arrive at SW corner. For next mile to E of USFS Rd. 2195 is S boundary. Boundary stops at intersection of USFS Rd. 2195 and USFS Rd. 2195.G, which goes S. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ALTA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.1 miles to BLM Rd. 5031A (Alta Lake Rd.). Go E for 0.5 miles to end of road. Property located 250 yards S. Walk-in access across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ AMERICAN GULCH — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, take Lariat Rd. W for 5 miles to BLM Rd. (Lower Nicomodes Rd. 272). Go NW for 3 miles to BLM Rd. 5120Ua (Fata Morgana Rd.). Go S for 5 miles to Rim Rock Rd. Turn W on BLM Rd. 5120Tb. Go W for 0.5 miles to end of road. The property is located 0.5 miles S. Walk-in access through Forest Service land. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ ANTELOPE FLATS — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of I-76 and Hwy. 52 at Wiggins, go S on Hwy. 52 for 12 miles to CR F. Go E on CR F for 4 miles to CR 10. Drive S on CR 10 for 2 miles to first parking lot at intersection of CR 10 and CR C. Access to second parking lot is 1 mile E on CR C from first parking lot, then 1 mile S on CR 11. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 5,000 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ ANTELOPE TANK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Head E from Kim. Access through USFS Rd. 2389, N of Hwy. 160. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ANTERO — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 11,060 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, then go E for 18.5 miles. Go S on CR 77 for 7 miles, then go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ▶ ARROWHEAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep ▶ ATWOOD — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ AUBURY CREEK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, turn W on CR C3/10, then turn N on USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, pheasant, quail, rabbit ▶ BADGER BASIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go W on Hwy. 24. Property directly N of Hartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. FISHING: Year-round on Fourmile Creek. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W for 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / 3,799 acres OPEN: LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1–end of Feb. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited ▶ BADGER FLATS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. ACCESS #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. ACCESS #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ BADITO — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 15 miles NW. Go S on CR 520 for 2.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BAKERS PEAK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W for 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. ▶ BAKING POWDER RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 for approx. 29 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACTS 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ BEAR CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, take Moore St./CR 358 E for 6.6 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ BEAR GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey ▶ BEAVER BROOK — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From I-70, go S on Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. for 2.7 miles to intersection with Pat Creek Rd. Access point at USFS gate on Pat Creek Rd. ACCESS #2: From Evergreen, go 3.5 miles W on Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) to intersection with Old Squaw Pass Rd. Access point to N of Squaw Pass Rd. at USFS gate. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N approx. 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth/mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth/mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and manmade structures. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ BEECHER ISLAND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 5 miles, then turn left onto CR 30 and drive 1.3 miles. Turn right onto CR JJ and go 2.8 miles. Turn left onto CR 27 and go 0.7 miles. Take a slight right onto CR KK and go 5.6 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles W on CR 7 to CR 92. Go N for 2.4 miles on CR 92. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W for 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 3,048 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing on Little Snake River. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Portable hunting blinds only. ▶ BIG SPRINGS — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ellicott: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 1.4 miles. Parking lot on W side of Baggett Rd. PARKING AREA 2: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 3 miles. Turn E onto Big Springs Rd. for 3.5 miles. Parking area on S side of Big Springs Rd. PARKING AREA 3: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 7 miles. Turn N onto Calhan Hwy. for 1.6 miles. Parking area on E side of Calhan Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 8,601 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping is prohibited. d. Overnight parking is prohibited. ▶ BLACK HAWK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. 34 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Go W for 0.5 miles to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek ▶ BLACK WOLF CREEK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 11 miles to parking area on W side. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BLOOM HILLS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 15 miles to USFS Rd. 2112. NORTH PROPERTY ACCESS: Take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S to USFS Rd. 2112.D. Take 2112.D until it ends. STL just past road. SOUTH PROPERTY ACCESS: From Hyw. 50, take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S of USFS Rd. 2112.D intersection to USFS Rd. 2112.F. Take USFS Rd. 2112.F for 0.5 miles W. Property N along 2112.F. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 676 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BLUE LAKE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, head N on Hwy. 50. Cross Hwy. 50 bridge over Arkansas River, then take Hwy. 194 exit. Travel 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 194, then turn N onto CR 10.5. Travel N for 0.5 miles, then turn W onto CR HH.5 and travel 0.5 miles W. Turn N onto CR 10, then travel N for approx. 6 miles until you reach S border of STL. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 60,323 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing; Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31 on Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. c. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ BLUE SPRING — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ BONNY CREEK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 approx. 17 miles to CR 0. Go E on CR 0 for 6 miles to CR LL.5. Go N on CR LL.5 for 4 miles and turn E on CR 4. Go E on CR 4 for 3 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, turkey, rabbit, pheasant, dove ▶ BOSTON FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW for 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL is N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1– end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX CREEK — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, then turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX ELDER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, then go W for 7 �TRUST LANDS miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BRAMMER — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: Head N on Hwy. 71 from Synder for approx. 6 miles. Turn E on CR Ee for approx. 5 miles. Parking lot will be at intersection of CR Ee and CR 34. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 2,918 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BRAVO — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E for approx. 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 107 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rush, CO: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 8 miles to CR 7. Go S on CR 7 for 2 miles to CR X. Go W on CR X for 0.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 2: From Parking Area 1, go E on CR X for 2.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 3: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go E on CR J for 1.6 miles to parking area on S side of CR J. PARKING AREA 4: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 2.8 miles to CR 2. Go S on CR 2 for 10 miles to CR N. Go E on CR N for 1.9 miles to parking area on N/NE side of CR N. PARKING AREA 5: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR11. Go S on CR11 for 6.1 miles to roadside parking area on W side of CR11. PARKING AREA 6: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles, until CR 11 turns into CR M, to roadside parking area on SE corner of CR 11 and CR M. PARKING AREA 7: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go E on CR J for 4.5 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR J. PARKING AREA 8: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 4.9 miles to CR G. Go E on CR G for 2 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR G. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 49,596 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game, except for bobcat, coyote, black-tailed prairie dog, rattlesnake, snapping turtle, badger, swift fox, muskrat, raccoon RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. ▶ BRIGGSDALE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: SECTIONS 5 & 8: Go 3 miles N of Briggsdale on CR 77 to USFS Trail 96. Property is W of CR 77 and both sides of USFS Trail 96 for 1 mile. SECTION 16: Go 6 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 65, then 1 mile N on CR 65 to CR 96. Property is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,855 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ BROWNS PARK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take CR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on unmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, or 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,305 OPEN: Open year-round HUNTING: Year-round for big game and small game hunting, during open seasons only. FISHING: Open year-round for fishing on Green River. ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Penrose, go 1.5 miles N to CR 123, then go W on CR 123 for 0.7 miles to designated parking area. Additional parking area located on CR 127, 1 mile N of CR 123. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 1,398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ▶ BUCKWATER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 5.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, sage-grouse, small game ▶ BUFFALO GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 2 miles. Turn onto CR 53 and go S for 8.9 miles. Turn onto Eufaula Trail and go E for 1.3 miles. Turn onto Hutke Rd. and go N for 0.8 miles. Turn onto Keechi Rd. and go E for 1.5 miles. Keechi Rd. becomes Dog Chief Trail. Access point at corner of Dog Chief Trail and Cahokia Rd. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BULL CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 161. Turn W onto CR 161. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM land. STL surrounded by BLM Bull Canyon wilderness study area. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N for 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. ▶ BULL PASTURE — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 10.5 miles to CR 13. Go approx. 0.75 miles S of Hwy. 350 on CR 13. Property W of CR 13 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BURCHFIELD — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BURNS CANYON — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Johnson Village, go E for 1 mile to CR 301. Head S on CR 301 for approx. 2.8 miles to CR 300. Turn left onto CR 300 and continue for 2.5 miles to Ruby Mountain Campground. Access USFS Rd. 300 to 300A. Head W on 300A to USFS trail 1423. NOTE: 4WD vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 57 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, coyote, rabbit, bobcat, fox 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ BURRO SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita: 1. Go N on CR 42 for 2.3 miles. 2. Go W on CR 41G for 4.5 miles. From Saguache: Go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go W on CR T for 2 miles to CR 44.8. Go S on CR 44.8 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 28,905 acres OPEN: May 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Collection of shed antlers, shed horns, or antlers or horns naturally attached to skull plates allowed May. 1–Dec. 31 only. b. During big-game season only, public access allowed from one and a half hours before sunrise to one and a half hours after sunset. Public access allowed from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset during all other times. c. Motorized vehicle use restricted to designated roads. Use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) to retrieve big game prohibited. d. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BUSTOS FLAT — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7 miles E. Go S on CR 210. Continue straight on CR 211. Property approx. 3 miles from Hwy. 10. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ CARRICA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, get onto Hwy. 109. Take Hwy. 109 for 3 blocks S to 6th St. in La Junta, then go E on 6th St. 6th St. turns into CR AA. Take CR AA for 4 miles to CR 35. Go S for 7 miles on CR 35. CR 35 turns into CR T for 1 mile going E. CR T turns into CR 36 going S. Take CR 36 for 3 miles. STL is E of CR 36 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CARTER CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. 36 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ CARTER PLACE — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E for 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141, then turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road and turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 approx. 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ CEDARS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23 and go approx. 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHIQUITO PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Colo. 15 to CR FF. Go W on CR FF/USFS Rd. 250 for 7.7 miles to BLM Rd. 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. Go E on BLM 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. for approx. 2.5 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CHUBB PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW for 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. ▶ CIMARRON RIVER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 8 miles to property. Property along Oklahoma state line. Park on CR 45 to access property. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 519 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CITADEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth/mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ▶ COAL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1509. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509 and go approx. 3.4 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ COAL RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rangely, go E on Hwy. 64. At CR 73 turn N and go to CR 78. At CR 78 turn N and go approx. 1.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ CODY PARK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N for 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel �TRUST LANDS ▶ COHAGEN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S for 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or, from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ COPPER GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 14 miles. Turn left on Copper Gulch Rd. and go 13 miles, then turn W on Gulch Rd. Parking area on W side of intersection of Burro Back Ct. and Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak, or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, then N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E for 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N for 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ CROOKED ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10, then take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles NE to CR 21. Take CR 21 approx. 4 miles S to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.75 miles E to CR 21.75. Take CR 21.75 approx. 2.25 miles S to property (21.75 becomes 21.9). Property goes for 1 mile S to intersection of CR K. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CROOKED TOP — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43 and go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ CROW VALLEY — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: SECTION 24 (8N 64W): Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57. From USFS parking area at Hwy. 14 and CR 57, walk 1 mile E to property. SECTION 36 (9N 62W): Go 4 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 69, then go 4−5 miles N on CR 69. Walk 1 mile E to W border of property. SECTION 36 (9N 64W): Go 8 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 61, then go 3 miles N on CR 61 to CR 96. Walk 1 mile N to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 approx. 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S for 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until left fork onto twotrack dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles, following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DALEY GULCH — SAGUACHE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from Hwy. barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ DAVID CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.I. Take USFS Rd. 2200.I approx. 0.5 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ DEAD HORSE CREEK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 28T, then to BLM Rd. 1064, then to BLM Rd. 3132. Then go to BLM Rd. 1001, or take San Miguel CR 28T to BLM Rd. 1063. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ DEARFIELD — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, travel approx. 25 miles E to CR 386. N parking area located 0.3 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386. S parking area located approx. 1.2 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386, just before cattle guard. From Wiggins, travel approx. 13.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 386. From Roggen, travel approx. 1.3 miles E to CR 386. S parking area approx. 8.5 miles N of I-76 on CR 386, just past cattle guard. continued on next page 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS N parking lot located approx. 9.5 miles N of I-76 on CR 386. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ DEER HAVEN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey ▶ DELMONICA GULCH — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go N on Hwy. 91 for 8 miles. Use parking area on N of Hwy. 91 at Chalk Creek pulloff. Access through BLM W of parking area. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, coyote, rabbit ▶ DICK’S PEAK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 491 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT VALLEY — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q for 10.5 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 70, 711 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ DIXIE BLUFFS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 11 miles to CR P to E and USFS 38 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Rd. 2175.A to W. CR P on N boundary for approx. 0.33 miles to E. USFS Rd. 2175.A on N boundary for approx. 0.75 miles to W. Hwy. 109 goes through in a diagonal, going SSE almost to S border. Take USFS Rd. 2175.A for 1 mile W to USFS Rd. 2175.B. Take USFS Rd. 2175.B for approx. 1 mile S to USFS Rd. 2175. Take USFS Rd. 2175 for approx. 0.66 miles E to SW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 130, 135 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ DOBBINS SPRING — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go W on CR 14 to BLM Rd. 1514. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1514 and go 0.10 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 1.9 miles to edge of property. CR 10 bisects property. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 11 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ▶ DRY CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. must be taken while hunting when cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School, then go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ EAST ALAMOSA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go E on Hwy. 160 for 2.4 miles to El Rancho Ln. Go S on El Rancho Ln. for 0.7 miles to CR 8S. Go E on CR 8 S for 3.1 miles to S116 Rd. Go S on S116 Rd. for 1.9 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ EAST BEND — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sanford, go E on CR V for 3.6 miles to BLM land. Access property across adjoining BLM land by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. ▶ EAST BOONE DRAW — MOFFAT CO. ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — LARIMER CO. ▶ EAST CARRIZO CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ DUCK CREEK — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 approx. 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 22.2 miles W on Hwy. 318 to adjacent BLM property. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W along Hwy. 160. Go S on CR 220, then turn E on CR 30. Park at Sikes parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,794 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along E fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ EASTMAN BASIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57, then go 9 miles N on CR 57 to CR 108. Then: SECTIONS 30 & 32 (10N 63W), SECTION 36 (10N 64W): Go 1 mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 2 miles N on CR 59. Walk 1.5 miles E/NE to Section 30 property. Walk 2.2 miles E to Section 32 property. Section 36 property is on E side of CR 59. SECTION 10 (10N 64W): Go 1 mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 6 miles N on CR 59 to CR 120. Go 1−2 miles W on 120; property is on S side of CR 120. SECTION 16 (10N 64W): Go 2 miles W on CR 108 to CR 53, then go 3 miles N on CR 53 to USFS Trail 53. Go 1 mile farther N on USFS Trail 53 to SW corner of property. SECTION 36 (10N 65W): Go 4 miles W on CR 108 to CR 49, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 49. Property is W and adjacent to CR 49. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 2,681 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ EAST TIMPAS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 1 mile E. Property on N side of CR N for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ECKLUND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 4.8 miles. Turn E on CR 30 and continue 6 miles before turning S on CR PP. Continue 1.8 miles and turn E on CR 28. Follow curve S onto CR RR and continue 6.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ EDLER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: Head S from Springfield along Hwy. 287. Turn W on CR M, then N on CR 20. Park on USFS road and walk onto property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS 1: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 12 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 2: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 13.5 miles. Continue straight onto CR 92 for 2.5 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 17 miles. STL crosses CR on E and W. GMU/ACRES: 58, 581 / 2,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E approx. 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: Camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from parking lot only. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ FLAGLER — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Seibert, go W on CR V for 2 miles to jog in road. Continue W on CR V for 1 mile. Go N on CR 12 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N for 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLORENCE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, then go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. ▶ FLY GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 460 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. ▶ FLYING A — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, head E on Hwy. 50 until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 29,057 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ FORD BRIDGE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl continued on next page 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ FORTIFICATION — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: Day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FOSTER GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, turn S on Hwy. 69 and travel approx. 14 miles to property parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 84, 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FOURMILE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on CR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. for big game and small game hunting only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motorized vehicles off CR prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GALLEGOS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Romeo, go S on Hwy. 285 for appox. 2 miles to CR L. Go W for 2 miles to CR 12. Property is on NW corner of CR L and 12. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ GEARY CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles N on CR 77 from Briggsdale to CR 114, then go 4 miles W on CR 114 to CR 69. Go 1−2 miles N on CR 69. Property's E boundary is W of and adjacent to CR 69. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 160 acres 40 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ GERRARD — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ GODIVA RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 approx. 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S for 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch for 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ GRASSY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S for 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse ▶ GREASEWOOD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then N on CR 21 to CR 42. Then go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, then go N for 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118, then go N on CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on Bighorn Dr. (formerly CR 520.1); enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL for 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote ▶ HAIGHT — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 5 miles W to CR 12, then take CR 12 approx. 3 miles S to CR K. Take CR K 1.5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2107 and then take USFS Rd. 2107 approx. 0.5 miles W to intersection of USFS Rd. 2107 and USFS Rd. 2104.A. USFS Rd. 2107 goes 1 mile along S boundary of property. USFS Rd. 2104.A goes N for 1 mile along E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ HAMILTON MESA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Colo. 145 and 141, go S on Hwy. 141 for 13 miles to CR U29 E. Go E on CR U29 E for 2.1 miles to CR 31U. Go S/SE on CR 31U for 2 miles to CR S31. GO E on CR S31/BLM two-track for 0.5 miles. Access to STL is by foot or horseback S across adjoining BLM land. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ HARTSEL — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT A: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for approx. 0.5 miles. Property is on W side of Hwy. TRACT B: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 1.5 miles, then left on Cold Row Rd. for 0.5 miles to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 380 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ HARTSEL SOUTH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 5.5 miles. STL is W of Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,788 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ HAY GULCH OVERLOOK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 36. Go N on CR AA for 3.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ HIAWATHA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 31.5 miles W on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects the property. NOTE: CR 4 goes in and out of Wyoming. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL is N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ HIGH CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HIGHTOWER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to CR 85. Turn N onto CR 85 and go approx. 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HOMESTEAD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game ▶ HORSE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17. Go 6.3 miles on CR 17 to BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HOWARD CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ HUNGERFORD — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, head E on Hwy. 50 until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 7,039 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ ILES GROVE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO WEST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. TO EAST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off N side of Hwy. 13 at mile post 71.5. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NOTE: There are no Dec. youth elk-hunting opportunities in GMU 12. Dec. elk hunting permitted in GMU 211 with appropriate license. ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W for 8 miles to CR 7. Go N for 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W for 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. ▶ IRON SPRINGS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 for 9 miles SW to CR 9, then take CR 9 approx. 0.5 miles S. CR 9 is W boundary of STL for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ JACK CANYON — OTERO CO. IMPORTANT: This property may have military munitions present, as it was once used for military live-fire training/testing. Please follow the three Rs of explosives safety while on the property: Recognize that munitions are dangerous; Retreat: Do not approach, touch or disturb it, and carefully leave the area; Report: Notify local law enforcement to advise of what you saw and where you saw it. For more information go to www.denix.osd.mil/ uxo/home DIRECTIONS: NORTH ENTRANCE: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.J. Take USFS Rd. 2200.J S for 0.25 miles to N boundary. USFS Rd. 2200.J provides access to 1.25 miles of boundary. SOUTH ENTRANCE: Take Hwy. 109 S from Hwy. 50 for approx. 18.5 miles to CR 804. Take CR 804 W approx. 4 miles to ranch road going W (CR 804 turns S). Take ranch road approx. 0.25 miles W to gate and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 7,564 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ JACK SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. Turn N onto CR 95 and go approx. 7.75 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ JACKS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 10.7 miles to CR EE 38. Go 4.3 miles NW on CR EE 38. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33. Then go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ JIMMY CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E for 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approx. 6.5 miles to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE for 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E for 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted ▶ JOHNSON GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From E side of Silvercliffe, turn N on CR 255 from Hwy. 96. Travel N approx. 4 miles on CR 255, turn E on CR 254 and travel approx. 1 mile to property parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, small game, turkey ▶ JUBB CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 42 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ JUMPING COW — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA, and access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by special drawing permit only. Hunting is restricted to doe white-tailed and doe mule deer, doe prong- horn, dove, rabbit, and waterfowl only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a proper and valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. Applications due third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ JUNIPER HOT SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 20.8 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Moffat CR 53. Turn S on CR 53 and go 3.9 miles to CR 74. Turn W on CR 74 and go 0.8 miles to parking lot at Yampa River State Park. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 493 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: Yampa River access ▶ KARNEY RANCH — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted to roads and parking lots. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. ▶ KARVAL — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 94 and Hwy. 109, travel approx. 12 miles S. Parking lot is approx. 2 miles S of Karval SWA entrance. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. b. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. c. Camping is prohibited. d. Overnight parking is prohibited. ▶ KELLER — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 2,160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, quail ▶ KEMP DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21, then go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. ▶ KEOTA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 13 miles E of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 103, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 103. Property is W of and adjacent to CR 103. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ KERBER CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.25 miles to CR LL56. Go W for 1.3 miles on CR LL56. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit �TRUST LANDS ▶ KINNEY LAKE — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hugo, go approx. 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, swift fox, rabbit, doves, waterfowl ▶ KIRKWELL — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, then go W on CR M. Turn N on CR 8 to CR P property. Park at intersection. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ KLONDIKE BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 23R. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N for 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W for 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek ▶ LA JARA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ LA JUNTA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 194 , turn W on CR HH. Property is located on S side of CR HH. Vehicles may park along CR HH to access the property; do not block CR HH. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 6,715 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — YUMA, KIT CARSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385. Then go 0.5 miles E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ LAS MESITAS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 8.2 miles W on Hwy. 17 to access point on S side of Hwy. 17. Or from Antonito, go 6.6 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Quinlan access (4x4) road on N side of Hwy. 17​to BLM Rd 5045.​ G​o​NW​approx. 2.5 miles ​on ​BLM Road 5045. Access by foot or horseback ​approx. 0.8 miles S across​adjoining​BLM​land​to N ​ boundary​ of ​property​. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ LAUGHLIN GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on CR Z for 4.8 miles to CR CC36. Go 1.4 miles W on CR CC36. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ LAZY D — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: NORTH SIDE: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go 1 mile S on CR 111 to CR 134. Go 2.5 miles E on CR 134 to NW corner of property. SOUTH SIDE: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go 4 miles S on CR 111 to CR 128. Go 2 miles E on CR 128 to southcentral side of property. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 2,721 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver ▶ LITTLE MUDDY — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go E on I-70 for 33 miles toward Byers. Exit onto US-36 E and turn left on N Main St. Continue NE until N Main St. feeds into Hwy. 36. Continue E for 13 miles. Turn left on Hank’s Crossing Rd. and continue N for 9 miles. Turn right on E 96th Ave. and go E for 4.4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 2,289 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, upland game birds NOTE: Access by foot only. Vehicle parking only in designated area, with a max. of 4 vehicles. CAUTION: Ongoing agricultural use in the area. Southern section of property requires fence crossing at your own risk. ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit ▶ LONE ROCK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W on Hwy. 160; turn N on Baca CR 2. Property on left side of road. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 646 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CHAFFEE CO. ▶ LONE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. ▶ LOS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner, or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on Hwy. 318 to CR 23. Turn W onto CR 23, then go approx. 3.6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 637 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E for 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 approx. 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG approx. 6 miles to stop sign. continued on next page 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS Turn E on CR NN-14 and go approx. 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) for 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E for 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak for 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ LOST CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Roggen Exit (exit 48) and go S on CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go W on CR 18 for 3 miles to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 1 mile to intersection of CR 67 and CR 20. Marked parking lot is approx. 0.25 miles N of intersection of CR 20 and CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zones as posted. ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road for 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. For big-game hunters, motorized access allowed on two-track route N of Jackson CR 28, one mile to designated parking area. Big-game hunting access beyond parking area limited to foot or horseback only. b. For waterfowl and small-game hunters, motorized access to MacFarlane Res. allowed on designated two-track routes only. c. All other two-track roads closed to motorized travel. ▶ MAITLAND — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 2 miles W on Hwy 69. Turn left onto CR 525, continue about 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres 44 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey, dove ▶ MANHATTAN CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 27 miles to Livermore on Hwy. 287, then turn W on CR 74E and go 26 miles to Red Feather Lakes. Turn S on CR 69 and go 4.4 miles to USFS Rd. 509. Park near locked USFS gate at end of road and hike E. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, small game ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S then curves W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ MAVERICK FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 approx. 26.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn N onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.1 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS #1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 approx. 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS #2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CRs 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS #3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS #4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS #5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321, where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS #6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go W on CR 323 to parking area at W end of STL, on N side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ▶ MAYBELL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S, and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing.. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion of property W of CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441 / 724 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ McCOY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, deer, elk ▶ McKENNA PEAK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 or off Disappointment Creek Rd. near junction with Ryan Creek. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit �TRUST LANDS ▶ MEADOW CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for hunting N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear, small game, turkey ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. NEW PROPERTY: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103). Walk S to access new property. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 5,400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, moose, lion, dusky grouse, sage-grouse, coyote, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, fires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles, then go N for 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game ▶ MIDDLE PARK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. ▶ MIDDLE WOLF CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn right onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go approx. 6.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ MILK CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling for 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,955 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S for 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ MINER'S DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16W. Turn W onto CR 16W and go approx. 3.4 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MIRAGE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Head N out of Moffat on Hwy. 17 for 7 miles. Turn E onto CR AA. Travel E on CR AA for 5 miles to arrive on SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ MISHAK LAKES — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MOODY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: NW corner of Moonhill​SWA​ touches CR 129​on E side of road​about 13.5​ miles N​of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ​ Parking N of access in pullout on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. ▶ MOORE DRAW — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 2 miles to property. Property is 0.25 miles N of CR G on CR 45. Park on CR 45. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access by foot or horseback only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting only. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, sage grouse, dusky grouse ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. ▶ MORGAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ MORRISON CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E for 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 approx. 5 miles to STL. CR 15 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game only ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W for 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. 46 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ NORTH CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ NORTH DEVILS CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 16 miles SW to CR 801, then take CR 801 approx. 0.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 2111. Take USFS Rd. 2111 approx. 3 miles W to USFS Rd. 2111.G. USFS Rd. 2111 covers S boundary of property for 1 mile. USFS Rd. 2111.G goes approx. 0.2 miles N on E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ NORTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Cherokee SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. ▶ NORTH SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 1.3 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 280 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ OIL WELL FLATS — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City on Hwy. 50, go 6.5 N on Field Ave. to CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) to BLM Rd. 5940. Stay on BLM Rd. 5940 for 1 mile to BLM Rd. 5490. Travel BLM Rd. 5490 for 1.5 Miles. STL a 500-yard hike E across BLM land to NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, bobcat, turkey, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ OLD MAN'S GULCH — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 3 miles to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. ALTERNATE ROUTE: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 6.5 miles to USFS Rd. 529. Take USFS Rd. 529 to USFS Rd. 529.1 (approx. 1.5 miles), then USFS Rd. 529.1 to USFS Rd. 529.2a. Take USFS Rd. 529.2a to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. NOTE: 4WD or OHV vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 44 / 692 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, then turn left onto CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660 and go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ ORCHARD — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM KERSEY: Go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on CR 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 6 miles to CR 52. Go E from intersection for 3 miles to N parking area. FROM ORCHARD: Go N on Washington Ave. to Morgan CR X. Go W on CR X for 2 miles to CR 0. Go N on CR 0 for 1 mile to CR Y. Go W on CR Y for 0.5 miles to S parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl ▶ ORITZ — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, at Hwy. 17 and Hwy. 285, go 0.3 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR 12.5. Go SW for 1.2 miles to CR E.5. Go W on CR E.5 for 0.3 miles to two-track road. Go SW 5.3 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres �TRUST LANDS OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E for 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E for 9 miles to CR 25. Go S for 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E for 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OXBOW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth/mentor hunting, as posted. ▶ PACKERS GAP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 7 miles W to CR 25. Intersection of CR 25 and USFS Rd. 2200 at NE corner of property. Next 1 mile S on CR 25 is E boundary of property. At SE corner is intersection of CR 25 and CR G. First 1 mile W on CR G is S boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ PARKDALE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game ▶ PASS CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E for 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PAWNEE COAL CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 57. Property is E of and partly adjacent to CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 440 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, at intersection of Hwy. 14 and Ball Park Rd.: 1. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 10 miles to CR 17. Go N on CR 17 for 2.8 miles to parking area on E side of CR 17. 2. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 6 miles to CR 25. Go N on CR 25 for 2 miles to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 1.5 miles to CR 21.5. Go N on CR 21.5 for 0.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 21.5. 3. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 2 miles to parking area where CR 21 dead ends. 4. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 1 mile to CR 30. Go W on CR 30 for 0.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 89 / 2,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ PECK MESA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go approx. 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N for 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W for 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N for 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PINE ARROYO — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 10 to CR 120. Take CR 120 for 10.5 miles N. Turn right (E) at T intersection on CR 122. After 3 miles, turn left (N) to continue on CR 122. Go 1 mile to reach the property. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W for 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S approx. 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear, turkey 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, then go SE for 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ PINON RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ POINT OF ROCKS — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From the Barnesville intersection of CR 61 and CR 68, go 8−9 miles E on CR 68 to property, located on N side of CR 68. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ POISON SPYDER — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088. Go 2 miles NW, then turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ POITREY CANYON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Travel S out of Kim on Hwy. 160. Highway curves to W. Travel W for 6 miles to CR 173 and turn N. Travel N on CR 173 for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ POITREY CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, go W on Hwy. 160, then turn S on CR 179. Property to E. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ POLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, then go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit 48 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ POUDRE RIVER — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,760 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. ▶ POWDER WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 4.4 miles E on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ▶ PROSPECT — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approx. 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 approx. 4 miles to parking area on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through designated parking only. ▶ PTARMIGAN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. ▶ PUNCHE VALLEY — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles E on CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE then S for 7.8 miles on CR F to BLM land. Access by foot or horseback 1 mile E across adjoining BLM land to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ PUNKIN CENTER — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Punkin Center: PARKING AREA 1: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go E on CR T for 1.8 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR T. PARKING AREA 2: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go E on CR T for 3.1 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR T. GMU/ACRES: 114 / 5,444 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Access is prohibited except by foot from designated parking areas only. a. Parking is prohibited except in designated areas. a. Camping is prohibited. a. Overnight parking is prohibited. ▶ QUEENS — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads: PARKING AREAS 1 & 2: Take Hwy. 287 S for 10.5 miles. Parking area 1 on E side of Hwy. 287. Parking area 2 on W side of Hwy. 287. PARKING AREA 3: Take Hwy. 287 S for 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127 / 38,352 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N for 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ RABBIT EARS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N for 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, continue W to mile marker 4.4; lot on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. ▶ RAILROAD GULCH — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hecla Jct. trailhead on the Arkansas River, walk Hecla Jct. trail to the terminus near Seidel’s Suckhole Rapid. Cross river and follow Railroad Gulch for 1.25 miles E to N end of property. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 369 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. ▶ RATTLESNAKE — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 10 to CR 120. Take CR 120 N for 8.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ RED CANYON — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take twotrack road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ▶ RED LION RANCH — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1 and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: WEST ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E and turn N onto CR 22. Go approx. 0.3 miles N. Parking area on E side of road. EAST ACCESS: From Kremmling, head E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 187.5. Parking area on N side of highway. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 623 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RED ROCK — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 about 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350, then take Hwy. 350 approx. 5 miles SW to CR 13. Take CR 13 approx. 6.5 miles S to USFS Rd. 2114, then take USFS Rd. 2114 approx. 0.25 miles W (will be N of NE corner; can travel another 0.75 miles W and be on USFS land, N of property). Property approx. 1 mile to S. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RED WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to BLM Rd. 1620. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1620 and go to dead end of road. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ RESERVOIR DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 8.5 miles W on CR 4 to intersection of CR 4 and CR 66. Property N of CR 4. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ RIDGE ROAD — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ ROBINSON CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 4 miles N on Hwy. 85 from Nunn to CR 108, then go 6 miles E on CR 108. Walk 1 mile S to NW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ ROBINSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 17.2 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 160 yards; take the first right turn. Recommended to have an ATV or capable 4WD vehicle from here. Go approx. 2.5 miles, turn W and travel approx. 0.6 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ ROCK CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, head N for 0.75 miles, then turn E on CR 57 and continue for 1.25 miles. Turn E on BLM 5345 (Raspberry Gulch Rd.), then immediately turn N on BLM 5350 (North Rock Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.75 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ROCK FALL — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hyw. 50 in La Junta. take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 25 S for 6 miles to CR B. Take CR B W for 2 miles to USFS Rd. 2164 (CR B curves toward S by intersection). Take USFS Rd. 2164 approx. 2 miles NW to intersection with USFS Rd. 2164.F. Take USFS Rd. 2164.F approx. 0.75 miles N. USFS Rd. 2164.F goes through SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ROMEO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Romeo: 1: Go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 2.9 miles, then continue W on CR P (BLM 5055: Cinder Pits) and access property from the S, across adjoining BLM land. 2: Go N on Hwy. 285 for 2.1 miles to CR R. Go W on CR R for 3.1 miles, then continue W on BLM 5060: Capulin Peak and access STL from the N across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ ROSENER — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, take Morgan CR 19 (Sherman St. in Fort Morgan) S out of town for approx. 11 miles. Turn W onto CR F. Go approx. 5 miles to CR 14 and turn S. Go approx. 1.5 miles to parking lot located on E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 634 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove ▶ ROSITA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E for 6 miles on CR 328. Go S for 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders and shotguns only. 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ ROUND TOP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.5 miles W to CR 16.5. Take CR 16.5 N to USFS Rd. 2124.B, then take USFS Rd. 2124.B approx. 5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2124. Take USFS Rd. 2124 approx. 1 mile N to property. USFS Rd. 2124 goes N through property, meets USFS Rd. 2120 near N boundary. Take USFS Rd. 2120 S through property, or N then E to CR 17. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RUSSELL CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: From Saguache, go 8.5 miles S to CR R, then turn E and go 2.5 miles. PARCEL 2: From Saguache, go 6.5 miles S to CR T, then turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Turn S and go 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RYE SLOUGH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 8,973 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear ▶ SAGE CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S for 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAINT CHARLES — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. Access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 14,213 acres 50 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. ▶ SAKARIASON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W for 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. ▶ SAN ANTONITO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 8.9 miles on CR G to CR 21. Go NW for 1.4 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: coyote, rabbit ▶ SAND ARROYO — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vilas, take CR 36 S to CR X. Property located to NE of intersection. Park on CR 36 or CR X to access property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SAND CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head W on Hwy. 160, then travel S on CR 8. Turn on USFS Rd. 2360D and follow to edge of property. Park on USFS Rd. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 miles S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAND CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E for 1 mile, then take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 approx. 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 approx. 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N approx. 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 3 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 approx. 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A approx. 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. approx. 3 miles. STL is 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on two-track road and go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote �TRUST LANDS ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mosca, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 17 to Lane 6 N, then 7.5 miles E to San Luis Lakes SWA. Access to STL from San Luis Lakes SWA parking lot only. Cross over to STL via gates on W side of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 1,300 acres OPEN: July 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback from San Luis Lakes SWA only. b. Bicycles prohibited. c. Game carts allowed. ▶ SAVORY EAST — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, take Hwy. 160, then turn N on Baca CR 0 to parking lot on forest service allotment. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 2.4 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S for 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey ▶ SETTLEMENT — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. To access property, go E from there 0.5 miles. Road turns S, then back E, which turns into mile marker 5/10. Go to intersection and turn S on CR 40, then go S for 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ SEVENMILE RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 6.3 miles. Property 2 miles to W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SHAW CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ SHEEPHEAD BASIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 28.2 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn N on CR 46. Go 1.1 miles on CR 46. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶SHEEPHERDER SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 7.6 miles to CR 126. Continue N on CR 126 for 1.9 miles. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SHELF ROAD — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cripple Creek, take CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SIKES RANCH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, then turn E onto CR 22 and continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. Access to property from Simmons SWA parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dove ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SIXTEEN DITCH — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From 6th and Main St. in Walden, travel 0.6 miles S to CR 12W. Go 4.3 miles W on 12W to CR 33. Take CR 33 N approx. 2.3 miles; SE corner of STL approx. 250 yards W of CR 33. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit ▶ SKULL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 639 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40 and turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ SNYDER PRAIRIE — WASHINGTON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Otis, take Hwy. 61 S approx. 10 miles. Turn E on CR 30. Go approx. 2 miles; parking area on N side. Another parking area farther down CR 30, also on N side. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 11,842 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove, waterfowl 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ SOUTH 80 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 4.4 miles to CR 9. Then turn S on CR 9 and go 6.6 miles to CR 118. Turn E on CR 118 and go 1.7 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 80 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W for 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN — KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 2,411 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SOUTH FORK SPRING CANYON — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 36. Continue W on CR 9 for 2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SOUTH GARDNER — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 NW towards Gardner. Pass through Gardner, then go W on CR 550. Turn S immediately on CR 560. Continue straight on CR 540. Property approx. 2 miles from CR 550. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W for 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse NOTE: Road access is currently closed. Access by foot or ATV only through USFS land to the S. ▶ SOUTH MOUNTAIN — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q to CR 29 (USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd.). Go S on CR 29/USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd. for approx. 3 miles. Park along USFS Rd. 240 (Ryman Creek Rd.). Hike or horseback E approx. 5.5 miles across USFS and BLM lands to property. 52 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, rabbit ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N for 11 miles to CR 7 and head N for 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W for 9 miles to CR 66 and head S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. ▶ SOUTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM NEW RAYMER: WEST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM STONEHAM: WEST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM FORT MORGAN: WEST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 1,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ SOUTH PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles E on CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE 3.5 miles on CR F to STL access road on S side of CR F. Access to other parts of property in Sections 35, 34, 33 and 32 to W of Section 36 is across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ SOUTH ROGGEN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Roggen exit (exit 48) and head S on CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go E on CR 18 for 2 miles to CR 77. From intersection of CR 18 and CR 77, go N on access road for 1 mile to marked parking lot on E side of access road. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SPENCER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to SH 40A. Turn E onto SH 40A and go approx. 1.8 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SPINNEY — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 2.5 miles. STL is S of Hwy. 24. ACCESS #2: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4.5 miles. Turn N on CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL is W of CR 15. ACCESS #3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 5.5 miles. STL is N of CR 59. ACCESS #4: From Spinney Mountain State Park or Spinney Mountain SWA, hike W or S respectively. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 4,674 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080 that goes to STL. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 14.8 miles to CR 41G. Go S for 4.1 miles to USFS Rd. 708. Go NW for 1.6 miles on USFS Rd. 708. Park at old USFS road/trail. Walk N 0.6 miles on old road to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING VALLEY — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 for approx. 14 miles to CR Nn. Go W on CR Nn to CR 45, which turns S. Go S on CR 45 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ STATE LINE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. �TRUST LANDS ▶ STEEL CANYON — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 approx. 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks. Go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. ▶ STERLING PRAIRIE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E. There are several parking areas along Hwy. 6, the first approx. 6 miles E of interstate, and the second approx. 9 miles E of interstate. WEST SIDE PARKING: Go SE on Hwy. 61 approx. 3.5 miles to parking area. Or take Hwy. 61 S to Logan CR 24.8 and turn right. Veer left onto Logan CR 47. Go approx. 3 miles to parking area on W side of road. EAST SIDE PARKING: Take Hwy. 6 approx. 12 miles E of interstate. Turn S onto Logan CR 67 and travel approx. 2.5 miles. Turn W onto Logan CR 30 and travel approx. 1 mile to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 93, 97, 98 / 44,733 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ STOKES GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ STONE CORRAL — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,041 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W for 0.5 miles, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, turkey ▶ SUGAR LOAF — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go E on Colo. 142 for 10 miles to CR V. Go N on CR V for 1.3 miles near NE corner of property. Access to property across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ SULTAN CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 6 miles to USFS Rd. 584. Go W on USFS Rd 584 (Little Molas Lake Rd.) to USFS trailhead parking area for USFS trail 555. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote ▶ SUNNY MOON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, turn S on CR 17, then across USFS grasslands to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SWEETWATER — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, then go N for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N for 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. NOTE: No public access from Hwy 115. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,427 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season, in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW for 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse ▶ TAOS VALLEY — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go E on CR G for 4.5 miles to CR 18. Go S on CR 18 for approx. 3 miles to two-track (4x4) road, then continue S on two-track road for approx. 3.1 miles. Walk approx. 0.1 miles NE to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote ▶ TARRYALL CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Como, go 0.4 miles E on Hwy. 285 to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go S on CR 15 for 3.5 miles to CR 32 (Albino Rd.). Go E on CR 32 for 0.6 miles to BLM land. Access to property only from adjoining BLM land near SE corner of property, by foot only. Property not accessible from CR 15. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey FISHING: Year-round on Tarryall Creek on SE corner. ▶ TAYLOR DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ TECOLOTE CREEK — LAS ANIIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 to CR 36. Access on foot through USFS property. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ TED’S CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Access by foot or horseback only. continued on next page 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw. state.co.us/statetrustlands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game only ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. for 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game ▶ THE HOGBACK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7.2 miles E. Take CR 210 S for 2.1 miles. Continue straight on CR 211 for 5 miles. Turn left (E) on CR 213. Continue 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ THE POSO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go W on Hwy. 17 for 5 miles to CR 8.5. Go N for 1 mile and turn E onto CR G, then go E on CR G for 0.5 miles and turn N onto CR 9. Go 1 mile N to SE corner of property at CR 9 and CR H. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ THE SLOUGHS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn N onto CR 16 and go approx. 8.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Recommended to use an ATV from this point. Turn S onto BLM road, then go approx. 4.4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 650 acres 54 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ THOMPSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 8.9 miles to BLM Rd. 1610. Travel on BLM Rd. 1610 for 0.8 miles to edge of property. Can also access STL through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 642 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, then turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit ▶ THREE SISTERS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. ▶ TIMBERLAKE — KIOWA, BENT, OTERO, CROWLEY COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sugar City, go E for 5.4 miles on Hwy. 96 to Crowley CR 28. Go S on CR 28 to follow along W boundary of property. Parking allowed along CR 28; however, do not park in a manner that blocks CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 59,445 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ TINAJA CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 20 miles. Go N on CR 130 for 1 mile to reach property. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, swift fox ▶ TOBE CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 W. Park- ing lot N of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 136, 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ TOMICHI DOME — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for public access. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ TREASUREVAULT MOUNTAIN — PARK, LAKE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go N on Hwy. 9 for 4 miles to Park CR 12 (Mosquito Pass Rd.). Go W on CR 12 for approx. 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 452. Follow USFS Rd. 452 to Cooney Lake. Access to property from Cooney Lake via foot or horseback only, in steep alpine terrain. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer FISHING: Year-round on Mosquito Creek, Cooney Lake and alpine lakes. ▶ TREETOP — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Access from Karney Ranch SWA. Or, from Hasty, go N on CR 24 for 6.8 miles to property and access from marked access points along CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 10,102 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ TRIANGLE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E for 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24 and turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, coyote, grouse ▶ TROWEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 10.2 miles to CR 146. Turn S on CR 146 and go 0.8 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game �TRUST LANDS ▶ TRUJILLO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: 1. From La Jara, go W on CR W for 8.2 miles to CR 8. Go SW 3.7 miles on CR 8 to N boundary of property. 2. Access property from S, across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ TUNNEL DRIVE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Tunnel Drive, then go W on Tunnel Drive for 0.6 miles to Tunnel Drive Trail parking. From Tunnel Drive parking lot, walk up trail 0.62 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, coyote, rabbit FISHING: year-round fishing on Arkansas River ▶ TURKEY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ TURKEY RIDGE — HUERFANO, PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 16.5 miles. Go N on CR 123. Take CR 123 approx. 9 miles until it dead ends into BLM land. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, scaled quail ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E for 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 7,976 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking area only. b. No access allowed from county roads. c. Access by foot only. d. Building permanent blinds prohibited. ▶ TURNER'S CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16. Turn E onto CR 16 and go to BLM Rd. 1527. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1527 and go approx. 1.5 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, small game ▶ TWO BUTTES — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, take Hwy. 287 N to CR B.5. Take B.5 E to CR 12. Go S on CR 12 to property. Park on CR 12 or Two Buttes SWA. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl ▶ TWOMILE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 from I-76. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ UTLEYVILLE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prittchet, head W on Hwy. 160, then turn N onto CR 5. Access through USFS land. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 657 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ VAUGHN DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 2 miles. Property W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ VERMILLION CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 41.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to intersection of Hwy. 318 and CR 10N. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ VILLA GROVE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: NORTH PARCEL: Located 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove along Hwy. 285. SOUTH PARCEL: From Villa Grove, travel 3 miles on Hayden Pass Rd. (CR LL57), then turn N on CR 60 MM and continue for 0.3 of a mile. Turn E on BLM 5340 (Raspberry Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.5 miles, then turn W on BLM 52064 (Truck Rd.) and continue for 0.5 miles until you reach the property. GMU/ACRES: 82, 681 / 1,120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, rabbit ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, bighorn sheep, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ WARMER GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of ParkFremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 15,066 acres OPEN: First day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse ▶ WEBER CANYON — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 441 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–last day of spring turkey season. All public access March 1–last day of spring turkey season is for lion and turkey hunting only. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ WELDON VALLEY — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E for 0.33 miles on CR Y, then go N for 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 6,560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl ▶ WERNER ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S for 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S for 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, coyote, furbearers 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/ NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. for 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, fires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted. ▶ WEST LIME CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 9.7 miles to West Lime Creek. Parking along Hwy. 550 between mile markers 60 and 61. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote, snowshoe hare ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.1 miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563.1A and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land. No formal trailhead exists. GMUs/ACRES: 54 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W. STL is S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Outfitting, non-wildlife-related public access prohibited. 56 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ WHITEROCK — OTERO, PUEBLO COs. IMPORTANT: This property may have military munitions present, as it was once used for military live-fire training/ testing. Please follow the three Rs of explosives safety while on the property: Recognize that munitions are dangerous; Retreat: Do not approach, touch or disturb it, and carefully leave the area; Report: Notify local law enforcement to advise of what you saw and where you saw it. For more information go to www.denix.osd.mil/ uxo/home DIRECTIONS: NORTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 (CR 2 intersects Hwy. 50 1 mile W of Fowler) to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 3.4 miles E to CR 5. Take CR 5 for 1 mile S to N border. Property borders CR 5 on W for 5 miles. SOUTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 7 miles E to CR 11. Take CR 11 approx. 7 miles S to USFS Rd. 2101. Take USFS Rd. 2101 approx. 6 miles S to E side of section T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Go west on USFS Rd. 2101.I to USFS Rd. 2101.P. Go N on 2101.P to W side of section 14; ends on S end of T26S, R59W, S2. 2. Go S on USFS Rd. 2101.P for approx. 1 mile, then walk 0.25 miles W to T26, R59W, S22. 3. From USFS Rd. 2101.I, continue approx. 0.75 miles S on USFS Rd. 2101 to USFS Rd. 2101.M. Take USFS Rd. 2101.M for approx. 2 miles SE to reach USFS Rd. 2101.NA. Take USFS Rd. 2101. NA to T26S, R59W, S36; ends at property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 19,907 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ WILD HORSE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6.5 miles N of Keota on CR 103 to CR 112, then go 2.3 miles E on CR 112 to N border of property. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ WILLOW CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N for 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL is 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, small game ▶ WINDY RIDGE — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), then go W for 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 808 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. ▶ WINTER VALLEY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn S onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go to BLM Rd. 1705. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1705 and go approx. 3 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. ▶ YOUGHAL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn left onto CR 16, then go to CR 157. Turn right onto CR 157 and go approx. 1.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto Hwy. 50 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road for 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for big-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear, lion. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zones adjacent to waterfall trail. �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Wherever you go in Colorado, there’s a state park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 70 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park or CPW office. For more, go to: cpw.state.co.us/park-map Lory State Park Situated minutes from Fort Collins, Lory State Park visitors can enjoy biking, hiking, picnicking and horseback riding amid fabulous foothills and over 28 miles of trails. Visitors might see turkey, deer, bear, mountain lion, songbirds and many reptile and insect species. Campers, rock climbers and hunters can explore 2,596 acres. © CPW Photo by Nora Logue STATE PARK GENERAL INFORMATION The following information applies to all Colorado state parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. Park office and visitor center hours vary. ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks close earlier (sunset or dusk) and have gates to prevent access outside of operating hours; contact the park for hours of operation. Check our website for seasonal or maintenance closures: cpw.state.co.us NOTE: State parks on the front range tend to be very busy on weekends and holidays from May to Sept., so visit on a weekday, or arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to help ensure you can access your favorite park. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS ▶ All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt reservations. Campers can make reservations the day they plan to arrive at the park or up to six months in advance, 24/7 online (go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started) or by phone (1-800-244-5613) . ▶ The online camping reservation, vehicle park pass and licensing system is a one-stop shop for all items that can be purchased from CPW. While you can make reservations for Colorado state parks through the Reserve America website, we highly recommend using the CPWshop website to access all of CPW's products and use all of the website features. All customers who wish to purchase products or make reservations online will need to look up and update their old account or set up a new online account. Go to cpw.state. co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations prior to day of arrival or the reservation is checked-in, whichever comes first, online at cpw.state. co.us (choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do") or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. ▶ NEW Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. It is your responsibility to know the check-in, cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year-to-year. Go to cpw.state.co.us/reservationchanges and click "Reservation Changes & Cancellations" at the bottom left of the page. ▶ Exceptions to the refund policy are not offered for water levels, fire restrictions, bugs or equipment malfunction. FISHING ON STATE PARKS ▶ All but four state parks offer fishing, and licenses are required. Daily, multiple-day, annual or combo small-game/fishing licenses are available: go to cpw.state.co.us and click "Buy & Apply." HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 59. ▶ See "Reservations: Hunting" on page 1 and go to cpw.state.co.us/ huntingreservations for more information. STATE PARK FEES & PASSES DAILY FEES & ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are $9–$11 per vehicle, or $4 for an individual pass to walk or bike in, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Daily passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the day after purchase. The fee for a daily pass covers all occupants of a vehicle. Some parks may charge a per-person fee to walk or bike in for those 16 years of age or older. NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority: $1/day or $3/annual ▶ Annual passes purchased at self-serve kiosks (or "iron rangers") must be redeemed within 30 days. Note that the receipt is not replaceable. ANNUAL PASS FEES ▶ NEW Starting on Jan. 1, 2023, Colorado residents can buy a $29 Keep Colorado Wild Pass during their annual vehicle registration through the DMV for entry to all Colorado state parks. The pass fee is included in the vehicle registration pricing total to make buying and investing in Colorado’s outdoors an easy step during the annual vehicle registration process. For more information: cpw.info/KeepColoradoWildPass ▶ All annual passes allow you access to all state parks for 12 months from the month of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at 1-800-244-5613, at any CPW location or through any sales agent. ▶ An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass (see above). ▶ $80 for an annual affixed vehicle pass. ▶ $120 for a family annual pass. This transferrable pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle. Anyone living at the same address as the pass holder can use the pass in their vehicle as long as the same address on their legal form of ID matches the pass holder. ▶ $40 for an additional annual affixed vehicle pass. You must possess a valid annual affixed or annual family pass to qualify to purchase this pass. ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income: cpw.state.co.us/ accessibility MILITARY PASSES ▶ Active duty, veterans and National Guard members are admitted free to state parks for the month of Aug. and on Veteran’s Day. ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service and obtain the free Aug. pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. Go to cpw.state.co.us/accessibility for a list of acceptable military IDs. ▶ Resident disabled veteran and Purple Heart license plates also allow free park entry. (Available from the Division of Motor Vehicles) PICK UP A FREE STATE PARKS & HATCHERIES PASSPORT WHILE VISITING! ▶ Stop by one of our 42 state parks or 15 hatcheries and pick up the CPW Passport. Challenge yourself to collect ALL the stamps while you travel the state and log your memories in the Passport. 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARK ACCESS RULES The following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices on CPW parks and outdoor recreation lands: ▶ To enter, use or occupy parks and outdoor recreation lands when posted as prohibited. Access to CPW recreation lands and waters is generally allowed 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily. Restricted access generally will be allowed during other hours for camping and fishing. ▶ To remove, destroy, mutilate, modify or deface any structure, water control device, poster, notice, sign or marker, tree, shrub or other plant or vegetation — including dead timber and forest litter, or any object of archaeological, geological, historical, zoological or natural/ environmental value or interest. This does not include removal of firewood from designated firewood areas, noxious weeds or recreational gold mining within the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (except where prohibited as indicated by posted signs). ▶ To remove, destroy or harass any wildlife or livestock. Hunting is allowed in certain areas designated during hunting seasons. CAMPING ▶ Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 24 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a state park or outdoor recreation land property for more than 14 days in a 28-day period. ▶ If a different primary occupant is not designated, the person who makes a reservation is financially and legally responsible for any actions of the site's occupants. LITTERING ▶ To leave fish/fish entrails or debris in or on the ice-covered or open waters of lakes, reservoirs or streams. ▶ To leave any residentially or commercially generated garbage or trash anywhere within a park or recreation area. FIRES ▶ To build or tend fires, except in fully-enclosed vehicles or in designated sites with grills or fireplaces; or in hibachis, charcoal grills, stoves and other metal containers, unless otherwise prohibited by these regulations. ▶ To allow a fire to burn in a careless manner, to leave any fire unattended or to fail to completely extinguish any fire . ▶ To discharge or use fireworks of any kind. BOAT DOCKS ▶ To fish from boat ramps or boat docks, or to otherwise use ramps/docks in a manner not intended for their use. GLASSWARE ▶ For any person to carry or possess any glassware in a public swimming or bathing area, or designated waterskiing beach. NIGHT ACTIVITY ▶ To occupy a parking site with a motorized vehicle from 10 p.m.–5 a.m., unless all occupants arriving in the vehicle are actively engaged in fishing or boating. 58 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS SWIM BEACH ▶ For any person: a. To build or tend any kind of fire on any swim beach. b. To fish from any swim beach. c. To allow any child NEW under age 13 to be on a swim beach unless accompanied by an adult. AIRCRAFT ▶ To land or take off with any type of aircraft. “Aircraft” means any device/equipment that is used or intended to be used for manned flight (including powerless flight), including: airplanes, helicopters, gliders, hot air balloons, hang gliders, parachutes, parasails, kite boards, kite tubes, zip lines, etc. ANIMALS/PETS ▶ To allow any dog or other pet on state park property, unless under control and on a leash not longer than 6 feet. This requirement for dogs or other pets to be leashed does not apply when the animal is in a vehicle or vessel, or within the boundaries of the designated dog-off-leash area at Chatfield or Cherry Creek state parks. Dog or other pets are not allowed within any swimming or water-ski beach. This does not apply to dogs being used in hunting, field trials or while being trained on lands open to such use. Any person having a dog or other pet creating a nuisance or disturbance, or who fails to properly control a dog or other pet, may be evicted from the park or recreation area. ▶ To allow horses, mules, donkeys or burros on state park property, except on areas or trails designated for their use. ▶ To turn livestock onto or allow grazing without permission. ▶ For any handler of any dog to fail to immediately collect, remove and properly dispose of all feces from or near any developed park sites, including campgrounds, picnic area, dog training areas and designated trails. DUMP STATIONS/OTHER UTILITIES ▶ To empty wastewater holding tanks, fill water holding tanks or otherwise use any park dump station or utility without a valid park pass and valid camping permit/camping reservation. BEARS ▶ Where necessary to prevent or address bear/ human interactions or related issues, the park manager may designate all or a portion of any state park where food, trash and equipment used to cook or store food must be kept sealed in a hard-sided vehicle, in a camping unit that is constructed of solid, non-pliable material or in a food storage box provided by the park for those persons entering the park in something other than a hardsided vehicle or appropriate camping unit. This does not apply to food that is being transported, consumed or prepared for consumption. A hard-sided vehicle does not include any type of tent, pop-up camper or pickup camper with nylon, canvas or other pliable materials, car top carriers or camper shells on the back of pickup trucks. QUIET HOURS ▶ Quiet hours will be enforced from 10 p.m.–6 a.m., and all generators, loud radios or other loud noises that may disturb the peace are prohibited during these hours. ABANDONED PROPERTY ▶ To leave any personal property unattended on land or water for more than 24 hours: a. If property is left for 24 hours, it will be considered abandoned. b. Removal and storage will be at the expense of the owner. CLIMBING HARDWARE ▶ To place fixed or permanent rock-climbing hardware, unless the climber first obtains a special-activities permit from the park manager. Removal of previously-placed fixed or permanent climbing hardware is prohibited. PARKING ▶ To park a motor vehicle, trailer or camper in any area other than a designated parking area. BIKING ▶ To bike in any area other than in a designated biking area or on a designated road or trail. ▶ E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. In state parks, class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and designated bike lanes, and on multi-use trails and other areas (e.g., campgrounds) that are open to nonmotorized biking. Class 3 e-bikes are only allowed on designated roadways and designated bike lanes. ALCOHOL ▶ Consumption of alcoholic beverages on CPW lands and waters is permitted with the following exceptions: a. It is prohibited to consume alcoholic beverages on any archery or firearm range. b. It is prohibited to sell and/or dispense alcoholic beverages on any CPW lands and waters. c. It is prohibited to be on any CPW lands and waters when under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance to the degree that may endanger oneself or another per son, damage property or resources, or may cause unreasonable interference with another person’s enjoyment. NEW SWIMMING ▶ To swim on state park managed properties: a. From sunset to sunrise. b. Within or 150 feet from: any boat ramp, marina, breakwater, dock, buoy-designated hazard or keep-out, any dam inlet or outlet structure, and where prohibited as posted. c. For any child under the age of 13 unless accompanied by an adult. �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES ▶ CAMEO SHOOTING & EDUCATION COMPLEX — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 45, turn north and follow signs to Cameo. GMU/ACRES: 31 / 1,700 FACILITIES: rifle, pistol, shotgun, archery ranges; hunting, fishing, shooting and other outdoor activity programs and classes RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from sunrise to sunset only. b. Fires may be prohibited to comply with current burn restrictions. c. Camping, marijuana prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited outside of vehicles. e. Hunting allowed only in area north of and within 100 yards of Coal Canyon-Main Canyon divide. f. All persons must comply with range safety rules, as posted. g. Biking only in designated areas, as posted. NOTE: While Cameo has the same general rules as state parks (see page 58 of this brochure and Chapter P-1 of our regulations online: cpw.state.co.us/ regulations), PARK PASSES ARE NOT VALID FOR ENTRY HERE. You must purchase Cameo passes specifically to use in the Cameo shooting areas. See the types of Cameo passes and fees online: cpw.state.co.us/cameo GOLD STANDARD SITES The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics has 7 principles that provide an easily understood framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors. The principles have been adapted so that they can be applied anywhere — from remote wilderness areas, to local parks and even in your own backyard. See the back cover of this brochure to read about them! Three of our state parks have received the highest Leave No Trace standard of recognition as Gold Standard Sites: Barr Lake, Castlewood Canyon and Roxborough. Gold Standard Sites become exemplary models, encouraging other public lands to ensure that Leave No Trace education is part of everyone’s experience when spending time outdoors. Learn more at: lnt.org/our-work/ protecting-parks/gold-standardsites Find downloadable maps and a full list of activities available at each park in the Park Finder online: \cpw.state.co.us/park-map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., then turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. Note that the park spans 152 miles from Leadville to Pueblo, and campsites are located along this span. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5,652 total acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Except in established campgrounds where toilet facilities are provided, all overnight campers must provide and use a portable toilet device capable of carrying human waste out of recreation area. Contents of portable toilet must be emptied in compliance with law and may not be deposited within recreation area, unless at a facility specifically designated by AHRA. b. Building or tending fires allowed, but AHRA fire containers must have at least a two-inch rigid side. Fire containers must be elevated up off ground. c. Swimming allowed from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All persons swimming within designated whitewater parks and all persons under the age of 13 swimming anywhere within the recreation area must wear a properly-fitting, U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. d. Motorboats prohibited from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River to west end of Pueblo Reservoir. e. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed from confluence of East Fork/ Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. Recreational gold mining allowed, except where prohibited as posted. ▶ BARR LAKE — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E approx. 1 mile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fishing or boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. b. Visitors must remain on designated trails and boardwalks in wildlife refuge area. c. Fishing, boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. d. Visitors must remain on designated trails on Barr Lake Dam. e. Horses on Barr Lake Dam prohibited. f. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 10 horsepower or less allowed. g. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl and dove hunting, in areas and at times posted. h. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. i. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. j. NEW Swimming is prohibited. ▶ BOYD LAKE — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 exit 257 W (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave for 1.5 miles, then turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right, and park is on right (800 ft). PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. From the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 59 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86, then go E for 4 miles to Franktown. Go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) for 5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,628 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, horses, climbing, traverseing or rappeling on or from rock formations in East Canyon area prohibited. b. Visitors required to remain on designated trails in East Canyon area. ▶ CHATFIELD — JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth for 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., then turn right on Eagle River St. to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Fishing prohibited on ponds within dogoff-leash area. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. h. Valid permit required to launch or land any hot-air balloon. i. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed on ponds within the park, excluding main reservoir. 60 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ CHERRY CREEK — ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave. and follow signs to E entrance of park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Use of shotgun shells on trap/skeet range with shot size larger than size 7 prohibited. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135) and go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs and other pets prohibited, except leashed dogs and pets in developed areas of park and on the following trails only: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and the portion of Soaring Kestral west of the eastern-most intersection with Bobcat Way. All visitors that have dogs or other pets on these trails must have at least one waste bag per animal. b. Smoking limited to developed areas only and prohibited in backcountry, or on archery range, parking lot or trail system. c. Hunting prohibited. d. Climbing, traversing or rappeling on or from rock formations prohibited. e. Any person age 17 or older shooting on the field/3D portion of archery range must have on their person a proper and valid daily or annual Cheyenne Mountain Park archery range individual permit. f. Public access on archery range allowed from sunrise to sunset. g. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under adult supervision at all times. h. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms, including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns and air rifles, prohibited on archery range. i. Dogs or other pets prohibited on archery range. ▶ CRAWFORD — DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/ Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.), then go S to Colo. 170. Go W approx. 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property RESTRICTIONS: a. All portable grills and stoves (including, but not limited to, charcoal, gas and wood) prohibited outside of designated high-use pads. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through March 31, only hand-held bows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only primitive weapons (hand-held bows and muzzle-loading rifles) allowed for hunting big game in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). d. NEW Timed entry system—From July 2022 through Sept. 15, 2022 and May 15, 2023 through Sept. 15, 2023, on every Sat., Sun. and federal or state holiday, no motorized vehicle shall enter, park or use any facilities from 5:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. unless such use is by the authority of a valid day use reservation �STATE PARKS issued through the approved reservation system of Colorado Parks and Wildlife. 1. Day use reservations may be made by phone 800-244-5613 or online at cpwshop.com. 2. Reservations may not be made more than 1 month in advance. 3. Visitors who wish to cancel a reservation must do so 24 hours in advance. 4. Day use reservations are limited to one reservation per person per day. Each person is limited to a maximum of four reservations each month. 5. The individual named on the reservation must be in the motor vehicle. Reservations are non-transferable and cannot be traded, sold or auctioned. 6. In addition to a valid day use reservation, a valid vehicle pass shall be required for each motor vehicle for each day of entry. ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of Eleven Mile State Recreation Area lying east of restrictive buoy line prohibited. e. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. NEW Swimming is prohibited. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and go 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ FISHERS PEAK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 11 E to CR 69-3 (Sante Fe Trail). Travel S until you see the entrance gate and sign on the left. PHONE: 719-846-3463 ACRES: 19,200 (Only 250 acres currently open to the public.) FACILITIES: drive-in picnic area, parking lot, vault restrooms RECREATION: hiking, picnic area, hunting Note that biking is not allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from sunrise to sunset, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). b. Visitors must remain on designated trails, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). c. Trail use for pedestrians only. d. Pets or other domestic animals prohibited outside of designated parking area, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). e. Snowmobiles, off-highway vehicles (OHVs) prohibited. f. Parking allowed in designated areas only. g. Raptor nest buffers: 1. From Dec. 15−July 15, all visitors must remain outside the half-mile buffer for golden eagle nests, as posted. 2. From NEW March 15−July 31, all visitors must remain outside the halfmile buffer for peregrine falcon nests, as posted. h. Hunting permitted in accordance with the following: 1. A special activity permit allowing access will be provided through a draw. Failure to comply with the conditions in the permit, state statutes and CPW regulations may result in permit revocation. 2. Only the successful permit holder and one non-hunting companion are allowed on the property. 3. Vehicles involved in hunting use of the park are required to have a valid Colorado State parks pass, unless the vehicle displays a Disabled Veteran license plate NEW or a Purple Heart license plate. 4. Hired guides or outfitters prohibited. 5. Access to property prohibited except during season dates specified on permit. 6. Go online to see the current season dates and rules for hunting on Fishers Peak State Park: cpw.state. co.us/fisherspeak ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — GILPIN, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58 and go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N for 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd., then turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes within park prohibited, except as part of class in canoeing sponsored by CPW. b. In Jefferson Co., excluding the 160-acre parcel known as Vigil Ranch and posted strip of land along Gilpin CR 2: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. NEW Reservations for hunting are required. To make a reservation, hunters must already possess a valid big game license for the specific hunt code permitted on the property or a valid small game license. c. During deer and elk seasons beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use in portion of park located in Gilpin Co. (Green Ranch). Only hunters selected through special drawing prior to start of big-game seasons allowed to hunt this portion. d. NEW Swimming is prohibited. ▶ HARVEY GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn N on First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W for 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N and follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 20 horsepower or less allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. 61 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loma exit on I-70 (Hwy. 139), go N for 5 miles to Q Rd., then go W for 1.2 miles to 11.8 Rd. Go N for 1 mile to park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, camping, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Mack Mesa Reservoir. b. Boats prohibited on lake from first day in Oct. through last day in Feb., except handpropelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. d. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. e. Small-game hunting allowed at park, using only shotguns, in areas and at times posted. f. Big-game hunting prohibited. g. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. h. NEW Vessels launched on Wednesdays are prohibited from traveling at speeds above “wakeless.” If July 4 falls on a Wednesday, this day is exempt from the wakeless restriction. ▶ JACKSON LAKE — MORGAN, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N for 7.25 miles onHwy. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — MESA CO. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres 62 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating. Hunting prohibited. CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to I-70 B, turn S on 32 Rd. (Hwy. 141) and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, waterfowl hunting FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating. Hunting prohibited. NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming, waterfowl hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Dogs or other pets prohibited, except on designated trails. 2. Fires, NEW swimming prohibited within East and West Lakes. 3. Public access via designated trails only. 4. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes prohibited. b. Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake and Island Acres sections: 1. Except for swim area at Island Acres, only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. 4. Hunting prohibited in Fruita and Connected Lakes sections. c. 34 Road Parcel: 1. No public access except for waterfowl hunting on weekends during designated waterfowl hunting seasons. 2. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. Waterfowl hunters must have valid reservation to hunt 34 Road blind. 3. Hunters must hunt from designated blinds only. 4. All other use of property prohibited. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes between 30 Rd. and 29 Rd. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM LAS ANIMAS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 approx. 2 miles to park entrance. FROM LAMAR: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar approx. 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24), then go 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access on north shore area of park prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Lake Hasty. c. Unauthorized boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on waters below John Martin Dam to Arkansas River bridge. d. Public access east of waterfowl closure line to the dam prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, take Exit 101 and go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd. and go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, then go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Jumping, diving or swinging from cliffs, ledges or manmade structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina infrastructure and railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. b. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed below dam on part of Arkansas River within boundaries of park. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including cross- �STATE PARKS bow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ LATHROP — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, golf RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on Horseshoe Reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted. Hand-propelled craft allowed for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. b. Waterskiing on Horseshoe Reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting west from a north-south line corresponding with barbed-wire fence between Horseshoe Lake and Martin Lake. d. NEW Swimming prohibited except at the designated swim beach at Martin Lake. ▶ LONE MESA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS Rds. 526 and 514 N and W to the park. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited big-game hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call 970-533-7065 for information. ▶ LORY — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Follow Rist Canyon Rd. for 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow CR 23N for 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Then turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunting on Sat. or Sun prohibited. b. During spring turkey hunt at Lory State Park, hunting turkey on Mon. and Tues. only. All other days of the week closed to spring turkey hunting. ▶ MANCOS — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 for W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approx. 0.25 miles, then turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. ▶ MUELLER — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,109 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets prohibited outside of developed facilities area. b. Operating snowmobiles and off-highway vehicles prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty. c. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. d. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use in park. Hunters may access posted hunting area only from Trail 5 at Visitor Center, Trail 11 at Livery parking lot, or Lost Pond Picnic Area and Trail 13 at group campground. All weapons must be completely unloaded when hunter is outside posted hunting area boundary. ▶ NAVAJO — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take Hwy. 160 W for 17 miles. Go SW on Hwy. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres — the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming and NEW kiteboarding RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. b. NEW Kiteboards must have three safety systems: a control bar release, a quick release and a safety release. All three safety systems must be in good and operational condition and in compliance with manufacturer specifications so that when activated the kite loses power and falls to the water. Kiteboarders must wear a United States Coast Guard approved personal flotation device when kiteboarding. NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. ▶ NORTH STERLING — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 125 (Sterling), turn W on Hwy. 6 (traffic W from Denver, turn left off exit ramp; traffic E from Julesburg/Nebraska, turn right off exit ramp). Follow Hwy. 6 W for 2 miles over bridge. Turn right (N) on N. 3rd St. Take slight left onto Sidney Ave., then continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and continue W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39 and follow paved road N for 10 miles. NOTE: If using a GPS unit to navigate, road changes names several times. Don't turn onto any unpaved roads. After S-curves, turn left onto CR 46, continue for 2 miles W to CR 33, and follow paved road N on CR-33. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted and except hand-propelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl on areas of lakes open to waterfowl hunting. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not prohibiting such use in park, except as follows: 1. Hunting prohibited from dam. 2. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. 63 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ PAONIA — GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S for 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ PEARL LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W for 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E for 2 miles to park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed. b. Waterskiing prohibited.c. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ RIDGWAY — OURAY CO. 64 DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts, or other floating devices prohibited on any waters within Pa-Co-ChuPuk Recreation Site, below Ridgway Dam. b. On all areas of park east of Hwy. 550: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. c. During any hunting season from Oct. 1– April 30 annually, and any approved special season, hunting allowed on all lands open to public access west of reservoir. Area bounded by Dallas Creek on south and site closure signs on north closed to all hunting. d. During any waterfowl hunting season from Oct. 1–April 30 annually, and any approved special season, waterfowl hunting allowed within Dallas Creek 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Recreation Site at park Hunting prohibited between park road and Hwy. 550, and in other areas posted as prohibiting such use. e. During special seasons, hunting allowed in the following areas (or special hunting zones): ZONE 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, including closed Elk Ridge Campground. ZONE 2: Area bounded by 100 yards S of park headquarters on N; Ridgway Reservoir on W; 0.24 miles from Hwy. 550 on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 3. Area bounded by reservoir's main cove on N; 0.25 miles from Elk Ridge Rd. on W; intersection of Elk Ridge and main park roads on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 4. Pa-Co-Chu-Puk Recreation site. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. ▶ RIFLE GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ROXBOROUGH — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd., then turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd., then turn left and go 1 block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, education tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fires prohibited. b. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. NOTE: No off-trail use. ▶ ST. VRAIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119 and turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 695 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed, except on Blue Heron Reservoir. b. Only hand- or trailer-launched vessels with electric or gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on Blue Heron Reservoir. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park Nov. 16–April 30 prohibited, unless reservoir is ice-free and area otherwise posted as open for public use. e. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited, or as otherwise posted. f. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. g. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. h. NEW Swimming is prohibited. ▶ STAGECOACH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical �STATE PARKS hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting on western half of reservoir. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ STATE FOREST — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park, except wakeless boating allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. c. Waterskiing on North Michigan Reservoir prohibited. d. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ STAUNTON — JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go for W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before to Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Waterfowl hunting allowed only in the 6 designated hunt zones. c. Reservations required from 5 a.m.–12 p.m. Reserved zones unoccupied by 7 a.m. will be available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt zone must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid and active reservation for that zone. d. Reservations not required from 1 p.m. to sunset. Hunting is first-come, first served at this time. e. Leaving decoys overnight prohibited. ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: SYLVAN LAKE CABINS & CAMPGROUND: Take I-70 to Eagle/exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts, cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/Grand Ave. roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take third exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn S on Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to lake. BRUSH CREEK YURTS: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts on left at top of switchbacks. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. b. Waterskiing on lake prohibited. c. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take exit 13B for Main St. in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Dogs or other pets, smoking prohibited on archery range. c. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns, and air rifles) prohibited on archery range. d. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under direct supervision of an adult at all times. e. Public access prohibited on archery range between sunset and sunrise. ▶ VEGA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65, then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran approx. 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 65 CPW.STATE.CO.US �66 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 GOG CC 3 ELD 6 Golden 93 Louisville BO 1 119 67 F 25 67 83 WE 21 79 Keenesburg WE 14 WE 4 52 WE 24 24 Kiowa G EP 1 EP 2 86 Simla EB 2 WE 13 iv er AD 1 MG 2 EB 1 94 MG 10 COUNTY Wiggins R MG 11 MG 9 WE 23 WE 17 71 WE 26 H HLI 7 Fort Morgan 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY S . P latte MG 8 WE 28 MG 1 ARAPAHOE Byers EMPIRE RE S. 76 RE S. JAC WE 18 ELBERT COUNTY Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett WE 12 WE 10 JA CK SON 14 Grover RIVE RS IDE RES . WE 6 WE 20 WE 5 ADAMS COUNTY WE 1 34 WE 16 Colorado Springs Monument 25 CAS Parker CHE Larkspur Manitou Springs Castle Rock Pikes Peak Pikes Peak DOUGLAS COUNTY ROX DG 2 CHERRY CREE K RE S. AD 2 BAR Hudson Ft. Lupton BARR LAKE 85 225 Gilcrest WE 3 15 WE 2 WE 11 WE 9 WELD COUNTY WE 19 WE 25 WE 7 Greeley WE Ault Platteville Denver Brighton Dacono CHATFIELD RE S. 85 Milliken Windsor Eaton 85 WE 22 Pawnee NG LR Evans 4 Johnstown WE 27 STV Mead LR 27 BYD WE 8 BROOMFIELD COUNTY SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES DG 1 Deckers Pike NF LR 35 Wellington Timnath Lafayette 287 CREEK CO. CC Evergreen JEFFERSON 5 COUNTY CHA CC CLEAR 2 Lyons LR 6 Longmont Coal Creek JF 1 LR 16 Berthoud Boulder BOULDER COUNTY 36 LR 19 LR 28 Fort Collins LR 31 Loveland LR 33 LR 34 LOR LR 25 LR 9 LARIMER COUNTY LR 29 LR 3 LR 26 287 LR 12 LR 20 Idaho Springs 119 72 7 Black Hawk Nederland Ward Longs Peak LR 32 Estes Park NATIONAL PARK LR 30 LR 21 Roosevelt NF LR 1 LR 17 ROCKY MTN. LR 2 LR 36 LR 10 LR 8 G 71 MG 6 MG 7 Punkin Center LI 5 Last Chance Brush Limon MG 4 MG 5 71 MG 3 36 LI 2 LI 6 Hugo LINCOLN COUNTY WA 1 WA 2 LO 1 40 70 63 LO 10 LO 3 LO 8 LO 9 Anton Crook 34 61 ik a Flagler Ar re KC 1 I e 59 Seibert S. Ri Fleming LO 16 R ca n r SE 3 Holyoke 385 J KC 3 YU 8 YU 10 J Burlington 385 YU 2 YU 3 YU 16 385 KC 5 YU 11 YU 9 Cheyenne Wells CHEYENNE COUNTY KC 4 YU 14 YU 7 YU 18 PH 2 YU 15 YU 1 YU 4 YU 6 YU 12 YU 5 YU 13 YU 17 Wray PHILLIPS COUNTY PH 1 YUMA COUNTY Stratton ve Ri Joes SE 2 Julesburg SEDGWICK COUNTY Eckley SE 4 Sedgwick Ovid Haxtun SE 1 KIT CARSON COUNTY bli Yuma u ep r 59 6 LO 14 LO 13 ve LO 6 LO 5 Cope WA 3 KC 2 Otis LOGAN LO COUNTY 15 76 138 WASHINGTON COUNTY Akron LO 7 LO 4 NST Sterling LO 11 LO 2 Merino LO 12 NORTH STE RLING RES 113 Peetz I 6 5 4 3 2 1 NORTHEAST 5 4 CC 4 3 2 LR 24 1 LR 18 F MAPS Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. �159 COSTILLA COUNTY CO 3 Blanca AL 7 GREAT SAND DUNES N.P. 160 CO 2 San Luis CO 1 Fort Garland HU 9 F Culebra Peak HU 11 Blanca Peak HU 8 HU 5 96 HU 1 12 LA 9 LAT HU 10 25 PU 3 78 LA 5 LA 12 LA 14 HU 2 HU La Veta 14 HU 20 HU 7 PU 4 115 no HU 13 a rf PUE PU 5 Aguilar HU 3 TRINIDAD RE S. EP 3 LA 4 EP 1 Calhan G LA 7 FIS Trinidad LA 8 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY HU 18 PUEBLO COUNTY HU 17 HU 19 er TRI LA 1 HU 6 HU 12 Riv PU 7 24 EL PASO COUNTY Pueblo PU 6 Fountain Walsenburg CHM Colorado Springs PUEBLO RE SERVOIR HUERFANO COUNTY San Isabel NF HU 16 HU 15 HU 4 SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES Pikes Peak Manitou Springs 25 Monument G LA 3 PU 1 PU 2 50 350 Thatcher 10 EP 2 Simla u rg LI 7 LI 4 LI 3 MERIDITH RE S. OT 24 COUNTY Punkin Center LI 5 LI 2 LI 6 LINCOLN COUNTY Hugo OT 12 BE 12 o at ir e r 389 H LA 16 OT 22 LA 10 OT 11 LA 11 LA 2 160 LA 15 Kim LA 6 LA 13 I BA 15 BA 14 BA 7 Eads Springfield BA 13 BA 5 BA 9 BA 17 BA 18 116 BA 1 J BA 4 BA 8 BA 2 89 PR 4 Holly Walsh PR 3 PR 2 BA 11 BACA COUNTY Vilas BA 19 PROWERS COUNTY Campo PR 8 PR 5 BA 16 287 PR 7 385 J Granada Cheyenne Wells NE E NOSHE RE S. Lamar Wiley KI 2 KI 1 Comanche NG Pritchett BA 6 BA BA 12 10 BA 20 287 Kit Carson CHEYENNE COUNTY KIT CARSON COUNTY KI 3 KIOWA COUNTY BE 6 BE 7 JOHN MARTIN CREE K RE S. BE 1 ADOBE 96 Haswell BE 2 40 I BE RE SERVOIR BE 9 R ive r OT 4 JMR 18 BE BE Las Animas OT BE 3 Ar 8 OTERO Rocky 15 k. Ford 5 COUNTY BE OT La Junta 10 25 BENT OT COUNTY OT 1 23 OT OT OT Comanche 8 7 4 OT NG OT OT OT OT 26 10 BE 9 5 6 OT 11 3 OT OT OT OT 19 14 OT 13 17 21 OT OT 2 20 OT 16 Ordway CROWLEY LI 1 Crowley 94 ELBERT COUNTY H BA 3 PR 1 PR 6 10 9 8 7 6 STATE PARKS 10 9 AL 5 8 7 6 67 83 e F STATE TRUST LANDS u STATE WILDLIFE AREAS H STATE FISH UNITS R ive DG 1 MAPS SOUTHEAST 67 CPW.STATE.CO.US P �68 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 A ME 8 m pa MF 58 MF 46 MF 73 MF 67 MF 84 MF 49 Fruita MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT n G n 50 ME 10 4 ME 9 R B ME 6 1 er i v GF GF 7 COUNTY De Beque BLANCO GARFIELD COUNTY RIO RB 6 7 MF 43 VEGA RE S. Rifle VEG un is R Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Craig DE 2 Paonia DE 3 HAR GF 8 133 GF 5 C MF 63 C PAO GF 9 PAONIA RE S. GF 3 Basalt Marble GUNNISON COUNTY GU 2 Capitol Peak GF 4 Glenwood Springs White River NF Carbondale GF 10 GF 6 RO 15 317 RO 27 Eagle EA 4 40 RO 20 131 82 70 RO 21 Avon GR 15 134 GR 10 GR 11 D PI 1 White River NF EA 6 EA 7 JA 26 14 JA 2 JA 30 GR 1 GREEN MTN. RES. 24 Red Cliff Minturn Vail 19 GR 7 GR 16 JA 31 GR 3 Blue River E LR 1 LAKE GRANBY Nederland Mt. Evans COUNTY 70 Black Hawk GILPIN 119 COUNTY 72 LR 32 Estes Park Ward Longs Peak NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN CC 5 CC Idaho Springs CC 4 CC 2 1 CLEAR CREEK Grays Peak Breckenridge 40 Winter Park Fraser LR 10 LR 18 LR 17 Roosevelt NF LR 24 LR 2 LR 36 LARIMER COUNTY SHADOW MTN. RES. LR 5 GR 17 GR 5 SUMMIT COUNTY DILLON RES. Dillon Arapaho NF GR 14 14 GR 21 LR 22 LR 7 LR 14 LR 11 SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES 91 GR 22 Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 6 SU 1 STA JA 29 LR 13 E COUNTY 125 GR 13 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 18 GRAND JA 8 LR 15 LR 23 JA 18 JA 28 JA 17 JA 11 JA 25 JA 19 JA 10 JA 3 JA 16 Routt NF JA 14 JA 12 JA 1 GR GR 12 9 GR GR 2 JA 6 JA 20 Walden JA 4 JA 27 GR 4 JA 7 JA 23 Kremmling GR 20 JA 21 JA 24 JA 15 JA 5 JA 13 Mt. of the Holy Cross GR 23 JA 22 JA 9 JACKSON COUNTY 125 D SYLVAN LAKE Aspen SYL EA 2 EA 3 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte Maroon Bells PITKIN COUNTY PI 2 EA 5 RO 8 STG RO 23 RO 4 Steamboat Springs EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum RO 18 EA 1 RO 1 Routt NF RO 3 RO 2 RO 7 RO 10 RO 19 Yampa Oak Creek RO 24 ROUTT COUNTY RO 5 RO 6 PEA STEAMBOAT LAKE STE RO RO 13 YAM 25 RO RO 26 RO 22 11 RO 9 RO 16 RO 12 RO RO 17 RO 28 Hayden 14 ELH MF 30 MF 89 MF 17 MF 41 New Castle MF 54 13 MF 1 MF 31 MF 15 GF Silt 2 HA RVE Y GAP RES. RIF MF 52 MF 39 40 RB 5 RIG RIFLE GAP RE S. Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge 65 330 ME 11 Parachute RB 4 GF 11 RB 1 Meeker 13 70 Rio Blanco MF 61 MF 75 MF 34 MF 56 MF 85 MF 69 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 33 MF 5 MF 6 MF 64 MF 45 Maybell MF 8 MF 32 MF 3 MF 77 B MF iv er MF MF MF 36 MF 38 MF 7 MF MF 83 23 4 91 MF MF 16 MF 24 76 MF MF MF MF 65 MF MF MF 48 10 MF 19 MF 22 59 40 29 MF MF 55 MF MF 2 MF MF 28 MF MF 80 MF MF 81 42 27 47 9 90 74 MF 18 MF MF MF 79 20 13 60 RB e 50 Wh it 2 v RB 64 e r 3 RB Ya MF 71 MF MF 26 57 MF 82 MF 25 MF 37 R MF 70 MF MF 87 44 MF 72 CAM ME ME 1 ME ME 3 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME 139 Rangely ME 5 ME 7 HIG Dinosaur 318 DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT MF 88 MF 35 i 5 4 MF 21 R 3 er MF MF 86 MF 53 MF 51 MF 66 13 MF MF 78 14 MF 68 MF 62 MF 11 iv 2 1 MF 12 R al D iv ide o Gr een nt ad Con tine l or 6 5 CC 4 3 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 30 LR 21 1 LR 8 NORTHWEST Co A MAPS Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. o . �491 A MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK Cortez MZ 8 MZ 6 Dolores MZ 10 MZ 4 s DO 4 Do lo re MZ 2 MZ 7 MAN MZ 9 DO 5 DO 6 Mancos MZ 1 DO 7 SM 2 R iv 140 B Rico San Juan NF Mt. Wilson LP 1 LP 5 550 LP 4 Durango Ignacio 172 Bayfield HI 7 AR 1 C NAV NAVAJO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 HI 4 on GU 14 San Luis Peak GU 10 AR 2 149 MI 1 MI 2 160 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY Di MINERAL COUNTY D RG 3 SA 3 GU 3 RG 1 D CN 27 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 9 CN 8 RG 4 CN 17 CN 11 CN 6 17 CN 3 Antonito CN 13 285 E nd e CN 21 CN 15 CN 19 CN 22 AL 1 COUNTY 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 7 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA CN 5 CN 14 CN 20 CN 23 CN 18 AL 5 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK Crestone Peak SAN LUIS LA KE AL 6 SA 12 SA 15 AL 3 G r a Alamosa La Jara AL 4 AL 2 Hooper SA 19 SA 13 17 SA 11 SA 23 Moffat SA 21 Manassa SA 17 SA 22 RG 8 SA 16 SA 6 285 Center CN 25 CN 26 CN 28 SA 24 SA 18 370 RG 10 RG 6 CN 4 CN 10 CN 12 CN 16 CN 1 o E Fairplay SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES Saguache 285 Monte Vista CN 24 CN 7 112 Ri SA 7 SA 1 SA 10 RG 2 CN 2 RG 9 Del Norte RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 7 SA 14 SA 8 COUNTY SA 20 SA 5 Rio Grande NF GU 13 SAGUACHE RG 5 South Fork SA 9 GU 20 GU 12 GU 18 Pitkin Gunnison NF GU 16 TAYLOR PARK RE SERVOIR 114 MI 3 SA 4 SA 2 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede t i n e n ta l HI 3 Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 Lake City HI 2 149 BLUE MESA RES. GU 15 GU 11 135 GU 1 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte GU 21 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen GU 4 Gunnison GU GU 17 GU 19 8 GU GU 6 GU 5 7 GU 9 COUNTY GUNNISON HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak 151 VALLECITO RE SERVOIR Silverton 50 Uncompahgre NF MT 2 SAN JUAN COUNTY SJ 1 SJ 2 Ouray COUNTY LP 3 550 SJ 3 Telluride Mt. Sneffels LP 2 LA PLATA SM 11 SM 13 e r 145 145 COUNTY Ridgway RID OU 1 MT 1 92 CRA 133 Marble Maroon Bells v id e 160 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES. MZ 3 LON SM 9 SM 7 OURAY 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 CRAWFORD RES. BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia PAONIA RE S. GU 2 Capitol Peak C COUNTY DO 3 SM 12 SM 3 Norwood COUNTY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAO C CO 2 10 9 HU 8 8 Westcliffe 7 6 5 STATE PARKS 10 DO 2 SM 4 SM 8 DOLORES COUNTY 141 MONTEZUMA Dove Creek r SM 6 MONTROSE 348 SWE Cedaredge Grand Mesa NF VEG STATE TRUST LANDS 9 DO 1 R i 8 Do es lor SM 5 er Uncompahgre NF DE 1 Delta 65 ME r B6 e STATE WILDLIFE AREAS SM 1 iv SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 10 Nucla n 50 i 141 un so 90 ve n ME 10 G 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT iv STATE FISH UNITS 7 Gateway 4 do l ora Co ME CAM ME ME 9 ME 1 ME 3 ME 7 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME ME 5 Fruita R 6 5 ME 8A R MAPS SOUTHWEST 69 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS CENTRAL STATE FISH UNITS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE PARKS STATE TRUST LANDS CLEAR CREEK E SUMMIT COUNTY Red Cliff Mt. of the Holy Cross PA 12 Breckenridge 91 White River NF LK 3 TURQUOISE LAKE LK 2 5 Mt. Massive Leadville LK 6 1 La Plata Peak Pike NF PA 28 PA PA 26 11 PA 4 Alma LK 5 PA 19 CH 16 CH 10 CH 4 PA 18 PA 2 CH 9 PA 30 PA 29 PA 5 PA 6 PA 7 PA 20 JEFFERSON COUNTY Deckers PA 16 PA 24 PA 25 TELLER COUNTY PA 8 SPINNEY MTN. RES. SPI PA 15 D al nt ine ivid e FR 21 285 Woodland Park PA 14 PA 10 24 ELEVEN MILE RES. A rk as ans Ri v 69 FR 27 FR 14 CU 2 Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. PA 1 CU 7 FR 8 FR 18 SAGUACHE COUNTY D 70 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Crestone Peak E FR 26 FR 13 TE 2 FR FR 1 3 FR 17 Cañon City FR 5 FR 29 FR 15 CU 1 67 FR 23 FR 4 7 Florence FR 12 CU 8 CU 4 TE 3 96 PUEBLO RESERVOIR Rockvale CUSTER COUNTY CU 5 6 TE 5 Williamsburg CU 6 8 Moffat Pikes Peak TE 4 FR 9 FR 6 CU 3 MUE TE 1 Cripple Creek FR 7 Westcliffe Saguache 5 PA 23 CH CH ELE PARK 15 PA 17 COUNTY 9 Mt. Buena Vista CH Yale PA 9 CH CH 5 3 CH 27 8 PA PA PA 19 CH CH 13 22 32 CH 6 3 CH CH 7 CH 2 30 FR FR CH 28 CH 28 2 FR 20 26 CH Mt. 24 CH FR CH Shavano 22 12 CH 22 1 Salida FREMONT CH 25 CH COUNTY Poncha 21 AHR 29 Springs CH FR FR FR 23 CH 50 10 20 25 CH 24 FR CH 13 FR 19 FR 18 11 16 er Rio Grande NF DOUGLAS COUNTY 67 CHAFFEE CO. nt Co 7 4 STN PA 27 PA 21 PA 17 LK 4 Mt. Columbia Gunnison NF Blue River CH 14 CH 11 Huron Peak 6 PA 31 285 Fairplay LAKE Mt. CO. Elbert LK Pitkin CHATFIELD RES. l a t te 4 85 Mt. Evans DILLON RES. River Minturn F COUNTY So uth P D 8 San Isabel NF F �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 71 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX LANDS INDEX ▶ (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name = property is a fishing easement or fishing lease COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX COUNTIES STATE PARKS STATE FISH UNITS, WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS GMU ADAMS COUNTY (AD): see northeast map Barr Lake State Park 104 2,890 BAR Little Muddy STL 99 2,289 AD-1 Whitehorse SWA 104 400 AD-2 ALAMOSA COUNTY (AL): see southeast, southwest maps East Alamosa STL 83 1,480 AL-1 Higel SWA 791 1,465 AL-2 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic 80 AL-3 Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA 80 714 AL-4 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-5 San Luis Lakes SWA 82 3,317 AL-6 Zapata Falls STL 82 619 AL-7 ARAPAHOE COUNTY: see northeast map Cherry Creek State Park 104 4,450 CHE ARCHULETA COUNTY (AR): see southwest map Devil Creek SWA 77 561 AR-1 Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA 78 211 AR-2 Navajo State Park 771 4,982 NAV BACA COUNTY (BA): see southeast map Aubury Creek STL 144 640 BA-1 Burchfield STL 139 640 BA-2 Burchfield SWA 139 178 BA-3 Cimarron River STL 145 519 BA-4 Edler STL 144 640 BA-5 Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 Moore Draw STL 145 640 BA-8 North Canyon STL 144 632 BA-9 Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 144 1,302 BA-10 Sand Arroyo STL 139 640 BA-11 Sand Canyon STL 144 640 BA-12 Sand Creek South STL 144 319 BA-13 Sikes Ranch STL 144 641 BA-14 143, 7,139 BA-15 Sikes Ranch SWA 144 State Line STL 144 496 BA-16 Sunny Moon STL 144 640 BA-17 Turk’s Pond SWA 139 200 BA-18 138, 8,533 BA-19 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 139 Utleyville STL 137 657 BA-20 72 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS G-3 H-4 G-3 MAP PAGE 66 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 67, 69 G-4 66 C-10 C-10 C-10 69 J-10 J-9 J-9 J-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 67 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX BENT COUNTY (BE): see southeast map Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 125 5,147 Blue Lake STL 125 60,323 Dawn Pond SWA 125 30 Fort Lyon SWA 125 523 John Martin Reservoir State 126 13,391 Park 125, John Martin Reservoir SWA 126, 19,471 146 Karney Ranch STL 126 1,000 Karney Ranch SWA 126 13,580 Keller STL 146 2,160 Las Animas SFU 125 69 Purgatoire River SWA 130 960 Setchfield SWA 130 2,438 Treetop STL 126 10,102 BOULDER COUNTY (BO): see northeast map Eldorado Canyon State Park 29 1,441 Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 208 CHAFFEE COUNTY (CH): see central map Arkansas Headwaters State multiple 5,804 Park Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA 56 11 (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 542 Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 8 Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) 49, 481 41 Burns Canyon STL 57 600 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 61 Champion SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 60 Chesmore SWA (F.E.) 49 5 Chubb Park SWA 49 525 Chubb Park STL 49, 57 3,640 Clear Creek Reservoir SWA 48, 481 500 Droney Gulch SWA 56 2,949 Frantz Lake SWA 56 69 Granite SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 131 Harmon SWA (F.E.) 481 10 Heckendorf SWA 481 720 Johnson Village SWA 481 9 Little Cochetopa Creek STL 561 320 Love Meadow WWA 481 11 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 JMR I-8 BE-5 I-8 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 BE-12 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 I-7 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 AHR E-7 CH-1 E-6 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 MAP PAGE 67 66 70 �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Maxwell Park STL 481 4,901 CH-20 E-6 Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-21 E-7 Mount Shavano SFU 56 45 CH-22 E-7 Mount Shavano SWA 56, 57 84 CH-23 E-7 Poncha Pass STL 561 360 CH-24 E-7 Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 10 CH-25 E-6 70 Railroad Gulch STL 57 369 CH-26 E-6 Ruby Mountain SWA (F.E.) 57 4 CH-27 E-6 Sand Creek Central STL 56 597 CH-28 E-6 Sands Lake SWA 57 14 CH-29 E-7 Wright’s Lake SWA (F.E.) 56,481 84 CH-30 E-6 CLEAR CREEK COUNTY (CC): see northeast, northwest maps Bakerville STL 39 320 CC-1 E-4 Beaver Brook STL 39 480 CC-2 F-4 Bergen Peak SWA 39 1,093 CC-3 F-4 66, 68 Georgetown SWA 39 670 CC-4 E-4 Mount Evans SWA 39 3,438 CC-5 F-4 CONEJOS COUNTY (CN): see southwest map Alamaditas Mesa STL 81 640 CN-1 D-10 Alamosa Canyon STL 81 240 CN-2 D-9 Alta STL 81 640 CN-3 E-10 Chiquito Peak STL 80 640 CN-4 E-9 East Bend STL 81 720 CN-5 E-10 Gallegos STL 81 480 CN-6 E-10 Hot Creek SWA 81 9,485 CN-7 E-10 La Jara Reservoir SWA 81 635 CN-8 D-10 La Jara STL 81 42,881 CN-9 D-10 La Jara SWA 81 2,808 CN-10 E-10 Las Mesitas STL 81 640 CN-11 E-10 Los Mogotes Peak STL 81 640 CN-12 E-10 69 Oritz STL 81 640 CN-13 E-10 Pinon Hills STL 81 640 CN-14 E-10 Punche Valley STL 81 640 CN-15 E-10 Rajadero Canyon STL 81 673 CN-16 D-10 Romeo STL 81 640 CN-17 E-10 San Antonito STL 81 640 CN-18 E-10 San Luis Hills STL 81 640 CN-19 E-10 Sego Springs SWA 81 640 CN-20 E-10 South Pinon Hills STL 81 2,240 CN-21 E-10 Sugar Loaf STL 81 640 CN-22 E-10 Taos Valley STL 81 640 CN-23 E-10 Terrace Reservoir SWA 80, 81 240 CN-24 D-9 The Poso STL 81 640 CN-25 E-10 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Trujillo Canyon STL 81 640 CN-26 E-10 Trujillo Meadows SWA 81 71 CN-27 D-10 69 Vincente Canyon STL 81 640 CN-28 E-10 COSTILLA COUNTY (CO): see southeast, southwest maps Mountain Home Reservoir SWA 83 1,061 CO-1 F-9 Sanchez Reservoir SWA 83 1,462 CO-2 F-10 67, 69 Smith Reservoir SWA 83 278 CO-3 F-9 CUSTER COUNTY (CU): see central map Bear Gulch STL 69 640 CU-1 F-8 Beddows Mountain STL 86, 691 500 CU-2 E-7 DeWeese Reservoir SWA 69, 691 780 CU-3 F-8 Foster Gulch STL 84, 86 640 CU-4 F-8 70 Froze Creek STL 86 640 CU-5 F-8 Johnson Gulch STL 69 640 CU-6 F-8 Middle Taylor Creek SWA 86 486 CU-7 E-8 Rosita STL 84 640 CU-8 F-8 DELTA COUNTY (DE): see northwest, southwest maps Crawford State Park 53 760 CRA C-6 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 DE-1 B-6 McCluskey SWA 53 1,600 DE-2 C-6 68, 69 Roeber SWA 53 1,030 DE-3 C-6 Sweitzer Lake State Park 64 211 SWE B-6 DOLORES COUNTY (DO): see southwest map Coalbed Canyon SWA 72, 711 2,359 DO-1 A-8 NEW Cross Canyon SWA 72 119 DO-2 A-9 Disappointment Creek STL 711 640 DO-3 A-8 69 Fish Creek SWA 71 314 DO-4 B-8 Groundhog Reservoir SWA 71 606 DO-5 B-8 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA 70, 71 5,030 DO-6 B-8 Lone Mesa State Park 711 11,780 LON A-9 South Mountain STL 711 640 DO-7 A-8 DOUGLAS COUNTY (DG): see northeast map Castlewood Canyon State Park 104 2,628 CAS G-5 Four Mile SWA 51 362 DG-1 F-5 66 Roxborough State Park 51 3,328 ROX F-5 Sharptail Ridge SWA 51 699 DG-2 F-4 EAGLE COUNTY (EA): see northwest map Basalt SWA 47, 444 2,230 EA-1 C-5 Brush Creek SWA 44 382 EA-2 D-4 Eagle River SWA (F.L.) 35 25 EA-3 D-4 Gypsum Ponds SWA 35 90 EA-4 D-4 68 Old Man’s Gulch STL 44 692 EA-5 D-4 Sylvan Lake State Park 44 1,574 SYL D-4 Vail Deer Underpass SWA 36, 45 107 EA-6 D-4 Whiskey Creek STL 36, 45 602 EA-7 D-4 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 73 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX ELBERT COUNTY (EB): see northeast map Jumping Cow STL 105 2,086 EB-1 Jumping Cow SWA 105 14,733 EB-2 EL PASO COUNTY (EP): see northeast, southeast maps Big Springs STL 110 8,601 EP-1 Cheyenne Mountain State Park 59 2,701 CHM Ramah SWA 110 400 EP-2 Turkey Track Ranch STL 118 7,976 EP-3 FREMONT COUNTY (FR): see central map Adelaide STL 581 640 FR-1 Badger Creek STL 57, 58 3,799 FR-2 Beaver Creek SWA 59 2,227 FR-3 Brush Hollow STL 59 1,398 FR-4 Brush Hollow SWA 59 461 FR-5 Cody Park STL 691 640 FR-6 Copper Gulch STL 691 638 FR-7 Cottonwood Ridge STL 58 640 FR-8 Deer Haven STL 581 640 FR-9 Dirty Gulch STL 58 640 FR-10 Fernleaf Gulch STL 58 520 FR-11 Florence STL 69 640 FR-12 Grape Creek STL 69, 691 1,280 FR-13 McCoy Gulch STL 86 640 FR-14 Newlin Creek STL 69 640 FR-15 Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) 58, 86 28 FR-16 Oil Well Flats STL 581 600 FR-17 Parkdale STL 58 640 FR-18 Pinnacle Rock STL 691 520 FR-19 Sand Gulch STL 57, 58 2,480 FR-20 Short Creek Baldy STL 86 640 FR-21 Stoney Face Mountain STL 58 640 FR-22 Table Mountain STL 59 9,427 FR-23 Tallahassee Road STL 58 640 FR-24 Texas Creek #1 & 2 STL 58 410 FR-25 Tunnel Drive STL 691 360 FR-26 Turkey Gulch STL 691 640 FR-27 Waugh Mountain STL 58 NEW FR-28 15,066 West Bear Gulch STL 69 640 FR-29 GARFIELD COUNTY (GF): see northwest map NEW Bill Patterson SWA 31 4 GF-1 Bob Terrell SWA 43 7 GF-2 Crystal River SFU 43 19 GF-3 Garfield Creek SWA 42 13,179 GF-4 Glenwood Springs SFU 34 2 GF-5 74 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MAP PAGE H-5 G-5 66 G-6 G-6 G-5 G-6 66, 67 F-7 E-6 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 F-7 70 E-6 F-7 B-5 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 68 MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Harvey Gap State Park 33 304 HAR C-4 Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 GF-6 C-4 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 GF-7 B-4 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 RIF C-4 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 RIG C-4 68 Roaring Fork SWA 43, 444 43 GF-8 C-4 Sam Caudill SWA 444 GF-9 C-4 West Rifle Creek SWA 33 941 GF-10 C-4 Wheeler SWA 33, 42 48 GF-11 B-4 GILPIN COUNTY: see northeast map Golden Gate Canyon State Park 38 11,903 GOG F-4 66 GRAND COUNTY (GR): see northwest map Antelope Creek STL 181 1,240 GR-1 E-2 Carter Creek STL 181 1,301 GR-2 D-3 Copper Mountain STL 28 640 GR-3 E-3 East Carter Mountain STL 181 1,794 GR-4 D-2 Granby Ranch SWA 28 451 GR-5 E-3 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 2,160 GR-6 E-3 Junction Butte SWA 37 1,304 GR-7 D-3 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 1,714 GR-8 E-3 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 5,400 GR-9 D-3 Middle Park STL 27 4,144 GR-10 D-3 Milk Creek STL 27 10,955 GR-11 D-2 Perkins SWA 181 83 GR-12 D-3 68 Pioneer Park SWA 18 49 GR-13 E-3 Ptarmigan STL 28 640 GR-14 E-3 15, 27, 10,996 GR-15 D-3 Radium SWA 361 Red Mountain STL 181 623 GR-16 D-3 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-17 E-3 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-18 E-3 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-19 E-3 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-20 D-2 NEW Willow Creek Res. SWA 18 200 GR-21 E-3 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-22 E-3 Windy Ridge STL 27 808 GR-23 D-2 GUNNISON COUNTY (GU): see northwest, southwest maps Almont Triangle SWA 55 643 GU-1 D-6 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 C-5 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 D-7 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 D-7 68, 69 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 C-7 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 D-7 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 D-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 D-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 C-7 Leaps Gulch SWA 55 560 GU-10 D-6 Miller Ranch SWA 54 1,604 GU-11 C-6 Paonia State Park 53, 521 1,584 PAO C-6 Pitkin SFU 55, 551 48 GU-12 D-7 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 D-7 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 D-6 68, 69 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 C-7 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 D-6 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 D-7 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 D-7 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-7 Waunita WWA 551 GU-20 D-7 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 GU-21 D-6 HINSDALE COUNTY (HI): see southwest map Brown Lakes SWA 76 520 HI-1 C-8 Lake Fork of the Gunnison 66 42 HI-2 C-8 River SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 HI-3 C-8 69 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 HI-4 C-8 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 HI-5 C-9 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 HI-6 C-9 Wind in the Willows SWA 66 4 HI-7 C-8 HUERFANO COUNTY (HU): see southeast map Badito STL 85 640 HU-1 F-9 Bear Creek STL 85 640 HU-2 F-9 Black Hawk STL 85 1,511 HU-3 G-9 Black Mountain STL 84 640 HU-4 F-8 Blue Spring STL 84 640 HU-5 F-8 Bustos Flat STL 133 640 HU-6 G-9 Guillermo Ranch STL 85 2,118 HU-7 F-9 Huerfano SWA 861 544 HU-8 F-9 Lathrop State Park 85 2,192 LAT G-9 Little Sheep Mountain STL 85 640 HU-9 F-9 67 Maitland STL 85 640 HU-10 F-9 Manzanares Creek STL 861 1,420 HU-11 F-9 Pine Arroyo STL 128 640 HU-12 G-8 Rattlesnake STL 128 640 HU-13 G-8 Schultz Canyon STL 85 960 HU-14 G-9 South Gardner STL 85 640 HU-15 F-9 South Middle Creek STL 85 585 HU-16 F-9 The Hogback STL 133 640 HU-17 G-9 Tinaja Canyon STL 128 640 HU-18 G-8 Turkey Ridge STL 128 640 HU-19 G-8 Wahatoya SWA 85 80 HU-20 F-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE JACKSON COUNTY (JA): see northwest map Brownlee SWA (F.L) 6 2 mi. JA-1 D-2 Brownlee 2 SWA (F.L) 16 1.2 mi. JA-2 D-2 Cohagen STL 171 2,848 JA-3 E-2 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 JA-4 D-1 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 JA-5 D-1 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 JA-6 E-1 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 JA-7 D-1 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 JA-8 E-1 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 JA-9 D-1 Indian Creek STL 171 640 JA-10 E-2 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 JA-11 E-2 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 JA-12 E-2 Lake John SWA 161 847 JA-13 D-1 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 JA-14 E-2 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 4.4 mi. JA-15 D-2 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 6 mi. JA-16 E-1 68 Owl Creek STL 171 640 JA-17 E-2 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 JA-18 E-2 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 JA-19 E-2 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 JA-20 E-1 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,229 JA-21 D-2 Red Canyon STL 16 640 JA-22 D-1 Richard SWA (F.L.) 16, 161 2,323 JA-23 D-1 Ridge Road STL 16 320 JA-24 D-2 Sand Creek STL 6 3,280 JA-25 E-1 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 JA-26 D-2 Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 JA-27 D-1 6, 7, 19, 71,194 STA E-2 State Forest State Park 171 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 JA-28 E-2 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-29 E-2 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2 mi. JA-30 D-1 Yarmony Ranch SWA 17, 171 3,719 JA-31 E-2 JEFFERSON COUNTY (JF): see northeast, northwest maps Chatfield State Park 51, 461 5,318 CHA F-4 Ralston Creek SWA 38 2,100 JF-1 F-4 66, 68 Staunton State Park 39, 46 3,834 STN F-4 KIOWA COUNTY (KI): see southeast map 126, 38,352 KI-1 J-7 Queens STL 127 126, 13,866 KI-2 67 I-7 Queens SWA 127 Sweetwater STL 126 640 KI-3 I-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 75 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE KIT CARSON COUNTY (KC): see northeast map Flagler Reservoir SWA 107 400 KC-1 I-5 Flagler STL 107 640 KC-2 I-5 Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 66 South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 Spring Valley STL 109 960 KC-5 J-4 LAKE COUNTY (LK): see central map Box Creek STL 48 629 LK-1 D-5 Crystal Lake STL 48, 49 467 LK-2 D-5 Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 LK-3 E-5 70 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 LK-4 E-5 Paddock SWA 49 1,300 LK-5 E-5 Reddy SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 8 LK-6 D-5 LA PLATA COUNTY (LP): see southwest map Bodo SWA 741 2,942 LP-1 B-10 Durango SFU 74, 75 14 LP-2 B-10 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 LP-3 B-9 69 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 LP-4 B-10 Perins Peak SWA 74 7,720 LP-5 B-9 LARIMER COUNTY (LR): see northeast, northwest maps Arrowhead STL 8 200 LR-1 F-2 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 LR-2 E-1 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 LR-3 F-2 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 LR-4 F-2 Bliss SWA 8, 19 352 LR-5 E-1 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 308 LR-6 F-2 Boyd Lake State Park 20 2,004 BYD F-2 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 LR-7 E-1 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 25,497 LR-8 F-1 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 LR-9 F-1 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 LR-10 F-1 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 LR-11 E-1 66, 68 Eagle Canyon STL 20 640 LR-12 F-2 Hohnholz Lakes SWA 7 133 LR-13 E-1 Jimmy Creek STL 8 640 LR-14 E-1 LaGarde Creek STL 7 640 LR-15 E-1 Lon Hagler SWA 20 302 LR-16 F-2 Lory State Park 19 2,591 LOR F-2 Manhattan Creek STL 8 320 LR-17 E-1 Meadow Creek STL 191 640 LR-18 F-1 North Fork SWA 20 16 LR-19 F-2 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 LR-20 F-1 Parvin Lake SWA 191 242 LR-21 F-1 Pass Creek STL 7 640 LR-22 E-1 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 76 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE 7, 8 1,920 LR-23 E-1 8, 19 460 LR-24 E-2 191 5,760 LR-25 F-1 19, 191 395 LR-26 F-1 20 44 LR-27 F-2 9 135 LR-28 F-1 191 480 LR-29 F-1 66, 68 191 480 LR-30 F-1 GMU Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven’s Gulch STL Stone Mountain Access Road 20 LR-31 SWA Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 LR-32 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 LR-33 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 LR-34 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 LR-35 West Lake SWA 191 38 LR-36 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY (LA): see southeast map Aguilar TV Hill STL 85 500 LA-1 Antelope Tank STL 136 640 LA-2 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 LA-3 133, 7,935 LA-4 Apishapa SWA 134 Bosque del Oso SWA 85, 851 30,000 LA-5 East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 LA-6 Fishers Peak State Park 140 19,200 FIS James M. John SWA 140 8,200 LA-7 Lake Dorothey SWA 140 4,500 LA-8 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 LA-9 Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 LA-10 Poitrey Creek STL 143 640 LA-11 Sakariason STL 85 560 LA-12 Savory East STL 137 640 LA-13 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 LA-14 Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 LA-15 136, 640 LA-16 Tobe Creek STL 143 Trinidad Lake State Park 85, 851 3,312 TRI LINCOLN COUNTY (LI): see northeast, southeast maps Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 49,596 LI-1 Hugo SWA 113 2,240 LI-2 Karval Reservoir SWA 120 235 LI-3 Karval STL 120 640 LI-4 Kinney Lake STL 113 320 LI-5 Kinney Lake SWA 113 320 LI-6 Punkin Center STL 114 5,444 LI-7 F-2 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 G-10 H-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 I-10 G-10 G-10 G-10 F-10 H-10 H-10 F-10 I-10 G-10 I-10 67 H-10 G-10 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 66, 67 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX LOGAN COUNTY (LO): see northeast map Atwood STL 96 120 LO-1 Atwood SWA 96 180 LO-2 Bravo STL 91 107 LO-3 Bravo SWA 91 1,082 LO-4 Duck Creek STL 90 640 LO-5 Duck Creek SWA 90 1,121 LO-6 Dune Ridge SWA 96 400 LO-7 Ford Bridge STL 91 280 LO-8 Knudson SWA 96 581 LO-9 North Sterling State Park 89 5,715 NST Overland Trail STL 96 40 LO-10 Overland Trail SWA 96 192 LO-11 Pawnee Valley STL 89 2,720 LO-12 Red Lion Ranch STL 92 200 LO-13 Red Lion SWA 90, 92 1,297 LO-14 93, 97, 44,733 LO-15 Sterling Prairie STL 98 Tamarack Ranch SWA 91, 93 10,696 LO-16 MESA COUNTY (ME): see northwest, southwest maps Cameo Shooting & Education 31 1,700 CAM Complex Colorado River Island SWA 30, 41 67 ME-1 Franklin Island SWA 30, 41 38 ME-2 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 ME-3 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 HIG Horsethief Canyon SWA 30, 40 1,439 ME-4 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30, 40 1,085 CRP State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 ME-5 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 ME-6 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 ME-7 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 ME-8 Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 ME-9 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 ME-10 Tilman Bishop SWA 30, 41 113 ME-11 Vega State Park 421 1,842 VEG Walker SWA 30, 40 351 ME-12 MINERAL COUNTY (MI): see southwest map Alberta Park Reservoir SWA 80 240 MI-1 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 MI-2 Coller SWA 76, 79 579 MI-3 Creede SWA 76 3 MI-4 I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 H-2 I-1 I-1 MAP PAGE 66 I-2 I-1 B-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 68, 69 69 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX MOFFAT COUNTY (MF): see northwest map Bakers Peak STL 3, 4 12,393 MF-1 C-1 Baking Powder Ridge STL 10 640 MF-2 A-2 Bald Mountain STL 2, 3 6,266 MF-3 B-1 Ben Morgan Canyon STL 211 640 MF-4 B-2 Big Hole Butte STL 3 640 MF-5 B-1 Big Hole Gulch STL 2, 3 3,048 MF-6 B-1 Bitterbrush SWA 11 8,081 MF-7 B-2 Boston Flats STL 3 104 MF-8 B-2 Box Elder North STL 211 640 MF-9 B-2 Box Elder STL 211 628 MF-10 B-2 Browns Park STL 1 1,305 MF-11 A-1 Browns Park SWA 201 2,226 MF-12 A-1 Buckwater Draw STL 10 640 MF-13 A-2 Bull Canyon STL 10 640 MF-14 A-2 Castor Gulch STL 13 640 MF-15 C-2 Cedar Springs STL 11 640 MF-16 B-2 Cedars STL 4 640 MF-17 C-1 Citadel STL 11 640 MF-18 B-2 Coal Creek STL 11 640 MF-19 B-2 Coal Ridge STL 10 640 MF-20 A-2 Cold Springs Mountain STL 2, 201 25,739 MF-21 A-1 Crooked Wash Ranch SWA 11 9,796 MF-22 B-2 Cross Mountain STL 11 640 MF-23 B-2 Dobbins Spring STL 10 640 MF-24 A-2 Douglas Mountain STL 2, 11 640 MF-25 B-2 East Boone Draw STL 2 640 MF-26 B-2 Elkhead Reservoir State Park 4, 441 2,108 ELH C-2 Elk Springs #1 STL 11 640 MF-27 B-2 Elk Springs #3 STL 10 1,810 MF-28 B-2 Elk Springs Ranch SWA 10, 11 1,400 MF-29 B-2 Fortification STL 301 866 MF-30 C-2 Fourmile STL 4 640 MF-31 C-1 Godiva Rim STL 3 640 MF-32 B-2 Greasewood STL 3 3,518 MF-33 B-1 Great Divide STL 3 640 MF-34 C-1 Hiawatha STL 2 640 MF-35 A-1 Hightower STL 11 640 MF-36 B-2 Homestead STL 11 640 MF-37 B-2 Horse Gulch STL 301 640 MF-38 B-2 Iles Grove STL 12, 211 2,079 MF-39 C-2 Jack Springs STL 10 640 MF-40 A-2 Jeffway Gulch STL 13 640 MF-41 C-2 Jubb Creek STL 211 638 MF-42 B-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP PAGE 68 77 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 493 MF-43 B-2 640 MF-44 B-1 4,860 MF-45 B-1 637 MF-46 B-2 Juniper Hot Springs STL 3 Little Snake STL 2, 3 Little Snake SWA 2, 3 Lone Tree Gulch STL 11 Louisiana Purchase Ranch 211 SWA Maverick Flats STL 10 640 Maybell STL 3, 11 9,208 Middle Wolf Creek STL 10 640 Miner’s Draw STL 10 640 Monument Butte STL 12 653 Moosehead Mountain STL 10 640 Morapos Creek STL 12 640 Morgan Gulch STL 211 640 North Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 280 Oxbow STL 2 640 Peck Mesa STL 11 640 Pine Tree Gulch STL 11, 211 640 Pinon Ridge STL 11 640 Pole Gulch STL 3 11,026 Pot Creek SWA 1 1,747 Pothook Ranch SWA 4 2,355 Powder Wash STL 3 640 Rattlesnake Hill STL 211 640 Red Wash STL 10 640 Reservoir Draw STL 2 640 Robinson Draw STL 10 640 Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 640 Sevenmile Ridge STL 2 640 Sheephead Basin STL 2 640 Sheepherder Springs STL 2 640 Simsberry Draw STL 3 640 Skull Creek STL 10 639 South 80 STL 3 80 South Duffy Mountain STL 211 640 South Nipple Rim STL 2, 3 19,962 Spencer Draw STL 10 640 Ted’s Canyon STL 11 640 Temple Canyon STL 211 637 The Sloughs STL 10 650 Thompson Draw STL 2 642 Thornburg Draw STL 11 640 Triangle STL 3, 11 1,122 Trowel STL 3 640 Turner’s Creek STL 10 640 78 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MF-47 B-2 MF-48 MF-49 MF-50 MF-51 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 MF-55 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 MF-62 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 MF-66 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 MF-70 MF-71 MF-72 MF-73 MF-74 MF-75 MF-76 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 MF-80 MF-81 MF-82 MF-83 MF-84 MF-85 MF-86 A-2 B-2 B-3 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 A-1 C-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 B-1 A-2 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 A-2 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 A-2 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME Vaughn Draw STL Vermillion Creek STL Willow Creek STL Winter Valley Gulch STL 68 GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 640 MF-87 B-1 640 MF-88 A-1 640 MF-89 C-1 640 MF-90 B-2 2 2 4 10 3, 11, 13, 211, 110/ Yampa River State Park 301, 134 mi. 441 Youghal STL 10 640 MONTEZUMA COUNTY (MZ): see southwest map Dolores River SWA 71, 73 57 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 Lone Dome SWA 711 1,724 Mancos State Park 73 571 Menefee Peak STL 73 635 Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 764 Puett Reservoir SWA 73 177 Summit Reservoir SWA 73 526 Totten Reservoir SWA 73 250 Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 71, 73 96 Weber Canyon STL 73 441 MONTROSE COUNTY (MT): see southwest map Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 Cimarron SWA 65 6,161 MORGAN COUNTY (MG): see northeast map Andrick Ponds SWA 95 711 Antelope Flats STL 99 5,000 Brammer STL 95 2,918 Brush Prairie Ponds SWA 99 1,600 Brush SWA 96 588 Cottonwood SWA 96 884 Elliott SWA 95, 96 2,576 Jackson Lake State Park 95 3,091 Jackson Lake SWA 95 394 Jean K. Tool SWA 96 903 Rosener STL 99 634 Weldon Valley STL 95 6,560 OTERO COUNTY (OT): see southeast map Alkali Arroyo STL 130 640 Bloom Hills STL 135 676 Bull Pasture STL 135 640 Carrica STL 130 640 Crooked Arroyo STL 135 640 David Canyon STL 135 640 130, 630 Dixie Bluffs STL 135 MAP PAGE 68 YAM C-2 MF-91 A-2 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 69 MT-1 MT-2 C-7 C-7 69 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 MG-6 MG-7 JAC MG-8 MG-9 MG-10 MG-11 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-3 H-2 66 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 H-8 H-9 H-9 I-8 H-8 H-8 OT-7 H-8 67 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME East Timpas STL Haight STL Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Iron Springs STL Jack Canyon STL La Junta STL GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 640 OT-8 H-8 640 OT-9 H-9 640 OT-10 H-8 670 OT-11 H-8 2,603 OT-12 I-8 640 OT-13 H-9 7,564 OT-14 H-9 6,715 OT-15 H-8 135 135 130 125 125 135 135 125 125, 278 Melon Valley SWA 129 North Devils Canyon STL 135 640 Oxbow SWA 130 410 Packers Gap STL 135 640 Red Rock STL 135 640 Rock Fall STL 135 640 125, 1,142 Rocky Ford SWA 129 Round Top STL 135 640 Timberlake STL 125 59,445 Timpas Creek SWA 135 141 Whiterock STL 135 19,907 OURAY COUNTY (OU): see southwest map Billy Creek SWA 62, 65 5,498 Ridgway State Park 62, 65 3,201 PARK COUNTY (PA): see central map 63 Ranch STL 50 1,635 63 Ranch SWA 50 1,200 Agate Mountain STL 58 2,893 Alma SWA 49 277 49, 50, 11,060 Antero STL 58 Badger Basin STL 50 40 50, 58, 752 Badger Basin SWA 581 Badger Flats STL 50, 581 3,570 Buffalo Gulch STL 58 640 Charlie Meyers SWA 58 1,082 Cline Ranch SWA 500 1,600 Crooked Top STL 46 400 Dick’s Peak STL 58 640 Eleven Mile State Park 58, 581 7,572 Eleven Mile STL 58, 581 2,887 Hartsel South STL 58 1,788 Hartsel STL 58 380 High Creek STL 50 1,121 OT-16 H-8 OT-17 OT-18 OT-19 OT-20 OT-21 H-9 H-8 H-9 H-9 H-9 OT-22 H-8 OT-23 OT-24 OT-25 OT-26 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 PA-5 E-6 PA-6 E-5 PA-7 E-6 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 PA-13 ELE PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 F-5 E-6 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-6 E-5 E-5 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Rye Slough STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Spinney STL 67 69 70 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 50 17,429 PA-18 E-5 50 15 PA-19 E-5 501 480 PA-20 F-5 50 640 PA-21 E-5 58 8,973 PA-22 E-6 581 640 PA-23 E-5 58, 581 6,434 SPI E-6 58, 581 1,937 PA-24 E-5 50, 58, 4,674 PA-25 E-5,E-6 581 50 640 PA-26 E-5 50, 501 886 PA-27 E-5 500 950 PA-28 E-5 58 1,280 PA-29 E-5 50 1,655 PA-30 E-5 GMU Tarryall Creek STL Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Treasurevault 49 320 Mountain STL Warmer Gulch STL 58 640 PHILLIPS COUNTY (PH): see northeast map Frenchman Creek SWA 98 68 Holyoke SWA 98 80 PITKIN COUNTY (PI): see northwest map Coke Oven SWA 444 330 Williams Hill SWA 43 487 PROWERS COUNTY (PR): see southeast map Arkansas River SWA 127 98 Deadman SWA 127 503 127, 5630 Granada SWA 132 127, 277 Holly SWA 132 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 Red Dog SWA 127 570 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 Two Buttes STL 139 640 PUEBLO COUNTY (PU): see southeast map Flying A STL 128 29,057 Hungerford STL 128 7,039 Lake Beckwith SWA 84 66 Lake Pueblo State Park 84 17,496 Pueblo Reservoir SWA 84 11,864 Pueblo SFU 84 105 Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 123 88 Saint Charles STL 128 14,213 MAP PAGE 70 PA-31 E-5 PA-32 F-6 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 66 PI-1 PI-2 D-5 D-5 68 PR-1 PR-2 J-8 J-8 PR-3 J-8 PR-4 J-8 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 PR-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 J-9 PU-1 PU-2 PU-3 PUE PU-4 PU-5 PU-6 PU-7 G-8 G-8 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 67 67 79 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX RIO BLANCO COUNTY (RB): see northwest map Collins Mountain Ranch SWA 23 2,421 RB-1 B-3 Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 RB-2 B-3 Jensen SWA 12, 23, 211 5,955 RB-3 B-3 Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 RB-4 B-3 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 RB-5 C-3 11, 21, B-3 Piceance SWA 22, 31 25,193 RB-6 Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 22 383 RB-7 B-3 RIO GRANDE COUNTY (RG): see southwest map Agua Ramon STL 79 640 RG-1 D-9 American Gulch STL 80 640 RG-2 D-9 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 RG-3 D-9 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 RG-4 E-9 Gerrard STL 80 799 RG-5 D-9 Home Lake SWA 791 64 RG-6 E-9 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 RG-7 D-9 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 RG-8 E-9 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 RG-9 D-9 Shriver-Wright SWA 791 120 RG-10 E-9 ROUTT COUNTY (RO): see northwest map Adams SWA 15 650 RO-1 D-2 Blacktail (Conservation Easement) 15 610 RO-2 D-2 Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 RO-3 D-2 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 RO-4 D-2 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 RO-5 C-2 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 RO-6 C-2 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 RO-7 D-2 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 RO-8 D-3 Flanders Ranch SWA 441 1,659 RO-9 C-2 Fly Gulch STL 214 457 RO-10 D-2 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 RO-11 C-2 Grieve Ranch SWA 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 RO-13 C-2 NEW Hereford Haven SWA 441 190 RO-14 C-2 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 RO-15 C-2 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 RO-16 C-2 Maynard Gulch STL 13, 441 724 RO-17 C-2 Moody Creek STL 231 640 RO-18 D-3 Moonhill STL 14, 214 640 RO-19 D-2 Morrison Creek STL 15 640 RO-20 D-3 Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 PEA D-1 Rock Creek SWA 15 205 RO-21 D-3 Sage Creek STL 13 640 RO-22 C-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 80 2022 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MAP PAGE 68 69 68 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX Sarvis Creek SWA 15 309 RO-23 D-2 Sleeping Giant STL 214 400 RO-24 D-2 Stagecoach State Park 15 1,629 STG D-3 Steamboat Lake State Park 14, 214 2,820 STE D-1 Stokes Gulch STL 13 1,863 RO-25 C-2 Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 11 RO-26 C-2 Yampa River STL 13 2,006 RO-27 C-2 Yampa River SWA 13 866 RO-28 C-2 SAGUACHE COUNTY (SA): see southwest map Burro Springs STL 68 28,905 SA-1 D-8 Cochetopa SWA 67 6,712 SA-2 D-7 Daley Gulch STL 551 644 SA-3 D-7 Dome Lakes SWA 67 420 SA-4 D-8 Jacks Creek STL 681 640 SA-5 D-7 Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-6 E-7 Laughlin Gulch STL 68 640 SA-7 E-8 Little La Garita Creek STL 79 640 SA-8 D-8 Los Creek STL 67 320 SA-9 D-8 Middle Creek STL 681 640 SA-10 D-7 Mineral Hot Springs STL 82 640 SA-11 E-8 Mirage STL 82 640 SA-12 E-8 Mishak Lakes STL 82, 682 2,567 SA-13 E-8 Old Woman Creek STL 79 640 SA-14 D-9 NEW Orient Mine SWA 82 368 SA-15 E-8 Rock Creek STL 82 640 SA-16 E-7 Russell Creek STL 682 1,920 SA-17 E-8 Russell Lakes SWA 682 4,579 SA-18 E-8 Saguache Creek STL 682 2,714 SA-19 E-8 Spring Gulch STL 68 640 SA-20 D-8 Steel Canyon STL 82 640 SA-21 E-8 Stonehouse Gulch STL 681 560 SA-22 E-7 Villa Grove STL 82, 681 1,120 SA-23 E-7 Werner Arroyo STL 682 640 SA-24 E-8 SAN JUAN COUNTY (SJ): see southwest map Andrews Lake SWA 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 Sultan Creek STL 74 640 SJ-2 B-8 West Lime Creek STL 74 640 SJ-3 B-9 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY (SM): see southwest map Carter Place STL 70 320 SM-1 A-7 Dan Noble SWA 70 2,223 SM-2 B-8 Dead Horse Creek STL 70 640 SM-3 A-8 Disappointment 70, 711 320 SM-4 A-8 Valley STL Dry Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-5 A-8 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP PAGE 68 69 69 69 �INDEX MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX Dry Creek Basin SWA 70 12,775 SM-6 A-8 Hamilton Mesa STL 70 640 SM-7 A-8 Klondike Basin STL 70 640 SM-8 A-8 McKenna Peak STL 70 640 SM-9 A-8 Poison Spyder STL 70 640 SM-10 A-8 San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70 13 SM-11 B-8 Spring Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-12 A-8 Woods Lake SWA 70 160 SM-13 B-8 SEDGWICK COUNTY (SE): see northeast map Jumbo (Julesburg) Reservoir 90 1,703 SE-1 I-1 SWA Pony Express SWA 92 1,854 SE-2 J-1 Sand Draw SWA 93 209 SE-3 J-1 Sedgwick Bar SWA 92 885 SE-4 J-1 SUMMIT COUNTY (SU): see northwest map Blue River SWA 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 TELLER COUNTY (TE): see central map Dome Rock SWA 581 6,980 TE-1 F-6 Mueller State Park 581 5,114 MUE F-6 Pikes Peak SWA 59 635 TE-2 F-6 Rosemont Reservoir SWA 59 357 TE-3 F-6 Shelf Road STL 581 640 TE-4 F-6 Skaguay Reservoir SWA 59 715 TE-5 F-6 WASHINGTON COUNTY (WA): see northeast map Messex SWA 96 680 WA-1 H-2 Prewitt Reservoir SWA 96 2,924 WA-2 H-2 Snyder Prairie STL 101 11,842 WA-3 I-3 WELD COUNTY (WE): see northeast map Banner Lakes SWA 99 934 WE-1 G-3 Briggsdale STL 87 1,855 WE-2 G-2 Brower SWA 94 65 WE-3 G-2 Centennial Valley SWA 951 1,195 WE-4 G-2 Crow Valley STL 87 1,520 WE-5 G-1 Dearfield STL 951 1,480 WE-6 G-2 Eastman Basin STL 87 2,681 WE-7 G-1 Frank SWA 94 324 WE-8 F-2 Geary Creek STL 87 160 WE-9 G-1 Greasewood Lake STL 951 640 WE-10 G-2 Howard Creek STL 87 640 WE-11 G-1 Keota STL 87 640 WE-12 G-2 Lazy D STL 88 2,721 WE-13 H-1 Lost Creek STL 99 640 WE-14 G-3 Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA 951 68 WE-15 G-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP PAGE 69 66 68 70 66 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU Nakagawa SWA 951 North Pawnee Creek STL 88 Orchard STL 951 Pawnee Coal Creek STL 87 Point of Rocks STL 951 Prospect STL 99 Robinson Creek STL 87 St. Vrain State Park 20 South Pawnee Creek STL 88 South Roggen STL 99 Stone Corral STL 87 Twomile Creek STL 88 Webster SWA 94 Wild Horse STL 88 YUMA COUNTY (YU): see northeast map Arikaree SWA 102 Beecher Island STL 102 Black Wolf Creek STL 102 Bonny Creek STL 103 NEW Eagle Rock SWA 102 Ecklund STL 102 Hay Gulch Overlook STL 102 103, Landsman Creek STL 109 Sandsage SWA 101 Sandy Bluffs STL 102 Sandy Bluffs SWA 102 Simmons STL 102 Simmons SWA 102 South Fork Spring Canyon STL 102 103, South Republican SWA 109 Stalker Lake SWA 98 Willow Creek SWA 102 Wray SFU 98 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 159 WE-16 G-2 640 WE-17 H-1 640 WE-18 G-2 440 WE-19 G-2 640 WE-20 G-2 140 WE-21 G-3 640 WE-22 G-1 855 STV F-3 1,720 WE-23 H-2 1,880 WE-24 G-3 1,041 WE-25 G-1 640 WE-26 H-1 158 WE-27 G-2 640 WE-28 H-1 2,320 320 320 630 1718 640 640 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 J-3 J-3 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-4 332 YU-8 J-4 287 3,682 3,202 160 2,157 640 YU-9 YU-10 YU-11 YU-12 YU-13 YU-14 J-3 J-4 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-4 18,365 YU-15 J-4 75 920 355 YU-16 YU-17 YU-18 J-3 J-3 J-3 MAP PAGE 66 66 66 81 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us THIS BROCHURE 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ONLINE BROCHURE � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/c5ddb6307e07a37631ac244291db3027.pdf b35fb344ff07e4546f4026161b16c429 PDF Text Text PA R Q U E S Y V I DA S I LV E S T R E D E C O L O R A D O 2022 Tierras de recreación del estado de Colorado INTERIOR: UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES, ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATALES, TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL, PARQUES ESTATALES cpw.state.co.us �TABLA DE CONTENIDOS TABLA DE CONTENIDOS Impreso para su distribución gratuita por: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us NOVEDADES: 2022.........................................................................1 RESERVAS.....................................................................................1 ■ Abreviaturas clave.................................................................................................................... 1 UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES (SFU por sus siglas en inglés) 2 ■ ¿Qué es una SFU?..................................................................................................................... 2 ■ Propiedades y reglamentos de la SFU....................................................................................... 2 NUESTRA MISIÓN: La misión del Departamento de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado es la de perpetuar los recursos de vida silvestre del Estado, proporcionar un sistema de parques estatales de calidad y brindar la posibilidad de disfrutar de actividades recreativas sostenibles al aire libre con el fin de educar e inspirar a las generaciones actuales y futuras para que actúen como administradores activos de los recursos naturales de Colorado. DIRECTOR DE PARQUES Y VIDA SILVESTRE DE COLORADO Heather Dugan, Directora en funciones Dan Prenzlow MIEMBROS DE LA COMISIÓN DE PARQUES Y VIDA SILVESTRE DE COLORADO, a julio de 2022 Richard Reading Eden Vardy James Jay Tutchton Dan Gibbs, miembro ex officio Kate Greenberg, miembro ex officio Heather Dugan, directora en función Dan Prenzlow, director de CPW TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL (STL POR SUS SIGLAS EN INGLÉS) PROGRAMA DE ACCESO PÚBLICO............................................ 31–56 Carrie Besnette Hauser, Presidente Dallas May, vicepresidente Marie Haskett, secretario Taishya Adams Karen Michelle Bailey Betsy Blecha Gabriel Otero Duque Phillips, IV EDITOR DEL FOLLETOS DE REGULACIÓN FOTO DE PORTADA ■ ¿Qué son las tierras en fideicomiso? ¿Qué es el programa de acceso público STL? ����������������������� 31 ■ Tierras en fideicomiso estatal FAQs/Reglas de acceso................................................................... 31 ■ Propiedades de acceso público de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal y sus reglamentos.........32–56 Mark Koenig © Gene Ellis para CPW, 1972 IMPRESO Julio 2022 por Publication Printers, Denver: 120,000 copias ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE (SWA POR SUS SIGLAS EN INGLÉS)....3­–30 ■ ¿Qué significa SWA?................................................................................................................. 3 ■ Normas de acceso a SWA.......................................................................................................... 3 ■ Propiedades y reglamentos de SWA...................................................................................4–30 PARQUES ESTATALES.............................................................. 57–65 ■ Tarifas y pases de parques estatales....................................................................................... 57 ■ Reglas de acceso al parque estatal......................................................................................... 58 ■ Propiedades y regulaciones del parque estatal ................................................................59–65 MAPAS.................................................................................. 66–71 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Noreste 66 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Sureste 67 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Noroeste 68 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Suroeste 69 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso y parques — Central 70 ■ Unidades de gestión de caza (GMUs por su siglas en inglés) .....................................................................71 ÍNDICE DE TIERRAS POR CONDADO.......................................... 72–81 ■ Unidades de pesca estatales, áreas estatales de vida silvestre, tierras en fideicomiso estatal y parques estatales OBTENGA EL FOLLETO EN LÍNEA: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands PORTADA DEL 125.O ANIVERSARIO: Pintura de época de raquetas de nieve en la naturaleza de Colorado para la edición de ene./feb. Número de 1972 de la revista Colorado Outdoors. © Gene Ellis para CPW ¡Síganos en las redes sociales para ver cómo celebramos el 125.º aniversario de CPW! La División de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado (CPW) recibe asistencia financiera federal de múltiples oficinas del Departamento del Interior de los Estados Unidos. En virtud del Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964 (en su versión modificada), el artículo 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación de 1973, el Título II de la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades de 1990 (en su versión modificada), la Ley de Discriminación por Razón de Edad de 1975 y el Título IX de las Enmiendas a la Educación de 1972, el Departamento del Interior de los Estados Unidos y sus oficinas prohíben la discriminación por motivos de raza, color, religión, nacionalidad, sexo, discapacidad o edad. Además, el CPW se adhiere a todas las leyes anti discriminatorias del estado de Colorado. Para obtener más información sobre cómo solicitar una acomodación o presentar una denuncia, por favor visite cpw.state.co.us/accesibility AVISO: Las leyes y regulaciones en este folleto están parafraseadas para facilitar su comprensión y están pensadas solo como una guía. Los estatutos y regulaciones completos de Colorado están disponibles en las oficinas de CPW indicadas a continuación y en línea: cpw.state.co.us/regulations UBICACIÓN DE LAS OFICINAS ADMINISTRATIVAS, REGIONALES Y ZONALES DE CPW ADMINISTRACIÓN 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-297-1192 (L—V, 8 a. m.—5 p. m. MT) SOLAMENTE las oficinas listadas a continuación pueden asistir a los cazadores con el control de animales y tomar muestras relacionadas con las actividades de caza. Consulte el sitio web de CPW para obtener una lista completa de las ubicaciones de los parques estatales que además pueden vender licencias, expedir duplicados y aceptar algunas licencias para su reembolso. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Pueblo Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-3333 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO OFICINA DE REGISTRO Bote, moto de nieve, vehículo todoterreno 13787 US Hwy. 85 N Littleton, 80125 �NOVEDADES RESERVAS NOVEDADES: 2022 CAMBIOS EN EL REGLAMENTO Y NUEVA INFORMACIÓN ▶ EL PASE DEL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO (SWA) ES AHORA UNA OPCIÓN PARA A DICHAS ÁREAs: Los clientes mayores de 16 años deberán tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida o un pase del Área Estatal de Vida Silvestre de Colorado para acceder a las Áreas Estatales de Vida Silvestre (SWA), a menos que se mencione específicamente. Consulte la página 3. NUEVO Varias zonas del Área de Vida Silvestre del estado de Colorado están exentas de los requisitos de acceso público indicados anteriormente; consulte los listados de propiedades para conocer estas exenciones. Aún se requieren licencias para participar en actividades de caza y pesca. El pase anual de SWA cuesta $47.30, incluido el Sello Hábitat, y es válido del 1 de marzo al 31 de marzo (13 meses). También está disponible un pase de un día. Visite nuestro sitio web para conocer más: cpw.state.co.us Para acceder a las tierras en fideicomiso estatal (STL), los clientes de 16 años o mayores necesitarán tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida. El pase para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado no es válido para los parques estatales o para las propiedades de tierras en fideicomiso del estado, sino solo para las propiedades del área de vida silvestre del Estado. Se aplican excepciones. Consulte la página 31. ▶ ACTUALIZACIONES DE LA NORMATIVA A MÚLTIPLES PROPIEDADES. BUSQUE LAS NUEVAS NUEVO IDENTIFICACIONES: Creede SWA, Dowdy Lake SWA, Fish Creek SWA, Granby Ranch, Higel SWA, John Martin Reservoir SWA, Perins Peak SWA, Queens SWA, San Luis Lakes SWA, Big Springs STL, Karval STL, Punkin Center STL, Parque estatal Barr Lake, Parque estatal Eldorado Canyon, Parque estatal Eleven Mile, Parque estatal Golden Gate Canyon, Parque estatal Navajo y otros tienen nuevas reglamentaciones. Consulte las páginas 4 a 65. ▶ ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE AÑADIDAS: Bill Patterson SWA, Cross Canyon SWA, Eagle Rock SWA, Hereford Haven SWA, Orient Mine SWA y Willow Creek Reservoir SWA; busque las nuevas NUEVO identificaciones. RESERVAS CAZA ALGUNAS ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE, TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISOS Y PARQUES REQUIEREN RESERVAS PARA CAZAR. Si lo requiere, estas se mencionan bajo el nombre del terreno en este folleto. Todas las reservas de caza se pueden hacer por teléfono al 1-800-244-5613 o en línea: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations. Puede reservar a partir de las 9 a. m. MT. 14 días antes de la fecha de caza menor y aves acuáticas o 45 días antes de la fecha de caza mayor. SE APLICAN LAS SIGUIENTES REGLAS: ▶ Máximo 1 reserva por fecha de caza. ▶ Las reservas no son transferibles. La persona que hace la reserva debe tener una licencia válida para la especie a cazar antes de hacer la reserva y ha de cazar en la propiedad el día de la cacería. Los cazadores con reservas solo podrán cazar en el área especificada en la reserva. ▶ No se aceptan reservas de caza pequeña y de aves acuáticas más de 14 días antes de la fecha de caza, ni después del mediodía del día anterior a la fecha de caza, a menos que se especifique lo contrario. ▶ No se aceptan reservas de caza mayor más de 45 días antes del inicio de la temporada para la que se está haciendo la reserva. Las reservas de caza mayor son válidas durante toda la temporada designada por la licencia, salvo que se especifique lo contrario. ▶ Para cancelar, los cazadores deben hacerlo antes del mediodía del día anterior a la fecha de caza, a excepción del Parque Estatal Boyd Lake: Las reservas de caza pueden cancelarse hasta la hora de inicio de la franja horaria reservada. Si no se cancelan las reservas o no se siguen los procedimientos del puesto de control, se pueden perder los privilegios de las próximas reservas para el resto de la temporada de caza, a menos que se especifique lo contrario. ▶ ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LAS FECHAS DE APERTURA EN EL CONDADO DE MOFFAT: Las fechas de apertura de varias propiedades de STL en el condado de Moffat han cambiado para adaptarse a la apertura de la temporada de caza de berrendos con arco, que comienza el 15 de agosto. Consulte las páginas 32 a 56. ▶ ACTUALIZACIONES DEL REGLAMENTO DE NATACIÓN DE LOS PARQUES ESTATALES: Se prohíbe nadar a los niños menores de 13 años en los parques estatales desde el atardecer hasta el amanecer, a menos que estén acompañados por un adulto, y dentro de los 150 pies de: cualquier rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, rompeolas, muelle, boya designada como peligro o salida, cualquier estructura de entrada o salida de una presa, y donde esté prohibido según lo indicado. Consulte las páginas 59 a 65 para más detalles. ▶ MANTÉNGASE AL DÍA SOBRE LA SITUACIÓN DE LAS SEQUÍAS Y LOS INCENDIOS EN EL ESTADO: Es importante tomar la debida precaución alrededor de su casa y cuando realice actividades recreativas durante las condiciones de sequía en Colorado. La División de Seguridad Nacional y Gestión de Emergencias de Colorado tiene una lista con todas las restricciones y niveles de peligro de incendio en el estado, lo cual es un excelente recurso para estar al tanto de las condiciones cuando viaje a Colorado este verano: coemergency.com/p/fire-bans-danger.html ▶ CONSULTE NUESTROS OTROS FOLLETOS DE REGULACIÓN PARA OBTENER MÁS INFORMACIÓN: Dependiendo de la actividad que desee realizar en los terrenos públicos de nuestro estado, nuestros otros folletos, como el de Pesca y el de Caza Menor y Aves Acuáticas, contienen información adicional útil para ayudarle a recrearse de forma responsable. ¡Asegúrese de echar un vistazo! CAMPAMENTO: CABAÑAS, YURTAS, CAMPAMENTOS ¡HAY MÁS DE 4000 CAMPAMENTOS y 70 cabañas y yurtas esperándole en sus próximas vacaciones en los parques estatales de Colorado! Las comodidades de los campamentos en muchos parques incluyen baños, conexiones eléctricas completas y regaderas. (Consulte páginas 57 a 65.) Muchos parques también ofrecen campamentos o cabañas para grupos grandes. Casi 300 campamentos son accesibles para los Estadounidenses con Discapacidades (ADA por sus siglas en inglés). Si un campamento tiene escrito "HD" (designado para discapacitados) después del número del sitio, este está reservado EXCLUSIVAMENTE para personas con permisos/tarjetas de estacionamiento para discapacitados. Las yurtas y las cabañas ofrecen alternativas cómodas durante todo el año a la acampada tradicional en carpa. PARA CAMPAMENTOS, YURTAS Y CABAÑAS: ▶ Todos los parques estatales ahora requieren reserva para los campamentos/cabañas/yurtas. ▶ Los campistas pueden hacer sus reservas todos los días, las 24 horas por teléfono (1-800-244-5613) o en línea con seis meses de anticipación hasta su llegada al parque. En todos los parques estatales se aplican también tarifas de entrada, además de las tarifas de campamento. ▶ Los clientes pueden cancelar sus reservas en cualquier momento antes del día de su llegada, en línea en: cpw. state.co.us (haga clic en "Comprar y Solicitar" para ingresar a su cuenta CPW) o por teléfono: al 1-800244-5613. Los cargos por cambios en la reserva o por cancelación no son reembolsables. El día de llegada o después, los clientes deberán comunicarse directamente con el parque para obtener información sobre la cancelación. Es su responsabilidad conocer las políticas de cancelación y cambio de CPW, ya que pueden cambiar de un año a otro. ▶ Consulte la página 57 para obtener más detalles sobre acampar en uno de los parques estatales de Colorado. ENCONTRAR MAPAS EN LÍNEA Mapas e información de las áreas de vida silvestre del estado: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps Mapas de tierras en fideicomiso estatal: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands Buscador de mapas de parques estatales: cpw.state.co.us/park-map CLAVE DE ABREVIATURAS 4WD Tracción en las cuatro ruedas vehículo todo terreno ATV BLM Oficina de Administración de Tierras CO./COs. condado/condados Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado CPW carretera del condado CR unidades de gestión de caza GMU acceso para discapacitados HA asignado para discapacitados HD carretera HWY. intersección JCT. vehículo todoterreno OHV calle RD. embalse RES. SFU unidad estatal de pesca STL tierras en fideicomiso estatal áreas de vida silvestre de vida silvestre SWA estatal USFS/FS Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos N/NW/NE norte, noroeste, noreste S/SW/SE sur, suroeste, sureste este/oeste E/W SELLOS DE HÁBITAT ▶ LOS SELLOS DE HÁBITAT CUESTAN $10.59, y solo se requiere uno por persona y año para quienes tengan entre 18 y 64 años. Los sellos son válidos del 1 de marzo al 31 de marzo del año siguiente (13 meses). ■ Debe adquirir un sello antes de comprar o solicitar una licencia de caza o pesca. ■ Cualquier persona que compre una licencia de un día o de un día adicional para la pesca y/o la caza menor está exenta de comprar el Sello de Hábitat para las dos primeras licencias. ■ Cualquier persona que esté autorizada en los programas Columbine, Blue Spruce, Independence y/o Big Game Mobility está exenta del requisito del sello de hábitat. ▶ cpw.state.co.us/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �UNIDADES DE PESCA UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES NOTA: LAS NORMAS DE ACCESO SWA N.º 1—30 (PÁGINA SIGUIENTE) SE APLICAN A LAS SFU. PROPIEDADES Y REGULACIONES DE LA UNIDAD DE PESCA ESTATAL ¿QUÉ ES UNA SFU? El término significa unidad estatal de pesca (SFU por sus siglas en inglés). Hay 16 de ellos alrededor de Colorado y ofrecen recreación limitada de la vida silvestre. Incluyen criaderos de peces y operaciones de cría. ▶ ACTIVIDADES PROHIBIDAS EN TODAS LAS SFU: a. Se prohíbe la pesca en todas las aguas de cualquier criadero, unidad de cría o distribución de peces (incluidos, entre otros, los arroyos, los estanques de cría, las zonas de retención y las pistas de competición), excepto en las zonas señaladas de estas propiedades dirigidas a la pesca pública. b. Se prohíbe el uso de botas de pescador u otros equipos de pesca. c. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. d. Se prohíbe cazar y disparar. e. Se prohíben las mascotas y otros animales domésticos. f. Se prohíbe la escalada en roca. g. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. h. Se prohíbe el contacto con el agua. i. Se prohíbe la alimentación de peces, excepto con alimentos para peces proporcionados por las SFU. j. Se prohíbe arrojar al agua cualquier cosa además de comida para peces proporcionada por las SFU. k. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte de Fort Collins por la ctra. 287 hacia La Porte. Al llegar al norte de La Porte, diríjase al oeste por la CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19/58 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ ACANTILADOS DE CRETA SFU — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop, diríjase al oeste por 2.5 millas por la CR 162, luego continúe hacia el norte por 0.125 millas por la CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481/61 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ RÍO CRYSTAL SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 1 milla hacia el sur de Carbondale por la ctra. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43/19 acres RECREACIÓN: uso público limitado, recorridos limitados ▶ DURANGO SFU — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: En Durango, junto al río Animas. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75/14 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría en el río Animas RECREACIÓN: Museo de Vida Silvestre abierto del 15 de mayo al 15 de septiembre; visitas autoguiadas INSTALACIONES: Baños disponibles cuando el Museo de Vida Silvestre está abierto. ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Yampa, diríjase 3 millas al sur por la ctra. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26/34 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. 2 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD ▶ PUEBLO SFU — CONDADO DE PUEBLO ▶ J.W. ESPECIES ACUÁTICAS NATURALES MUMMA SFU — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, diríjase 2.2 millas al norte a lo largo del río Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34/2 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida de Walsenburg hacia la ctra. 160 oeste a Fort Garland, a Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Diríjase desde Las Animas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 194, siga 4 millas, luego diríjase al norte por la CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125/69 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, recorridos limitados ▶ MONTE SHAVANO SFU — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291 con dirección a la CR 154, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 56/45 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable ▶ PITKIN SFU — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 14 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la calle Quartz Creek, luego diríjase 14 millas al este hacia Parlin y gire al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551/48 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Pesca solo en Quartz Creek. ▶ RÍO CACHE LA POUDRE SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego diríjase 38 millas al oeste GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19/460 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos limitados INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase 6 millas al oeste del bulevar de Pueblo en la ctra. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84/105 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baño, acuario INDICACIONES: Desde Rifle, diríjase 15 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33/600 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ CRIADERO DE PECES DE ROARING JUDY SFU — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 14 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55/778 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, pesca en estanques RECREACIÓN: observación de la fauna, visitas limitadas INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer. b. Propiedad al este de la ctra. 135 solo abierta al público del 16 de mayo al 30 de noviembre. c. l oeste de la ctra. 135, caza con equipo de tiro con arco para la caza mayor y con escopeta para las aves acuáticas únicamente. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 7 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 287 hasta la calle Rist Canyon (CR 28), continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 19/90 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: recorridos limitados INSTALACIONES: baños ▶ WRAY SFU — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 a CR FF, luego continúe por 2 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 98/355 acres RECREACIÓN: recorridos limitados ¿Está recibiendo nuestros correos electrónicos? Si no es así, se está perdiendo las condiciones de pesca, los consejos, las noticias y los próximos eventos, así como las actualizaciones de la normativa. 4 PASOS SENCILLOS PARA AGREGAR SU DIRECCIÓN DE CORREO ELECTRÓNICO: 1. Ingrese a cpw.state.co.us 2. Haga clic en "Cosas por hacer" 3. Haga clic en "Informe de pesca" 4. Haga clic en "Registrarse" © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE ¡NO ENSUCIE! SAQUE LA BASURA. ¿QUÉ ES UN ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL? bajo la ley estatal por los empleados del Departamento de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado en beneficio de la vida silvestre. La CPW gestiona unos 350 terrenos de la SWA en todo el estado. Siga leyendo para obtener información sobre cada SWA, páginas 4−30, y prepárese para planificar su próxima aventura. Busque en Internet los mapas de SWA: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps Las áreas estatales de vida silvestre (SWA por sus siglas en inglés) son terrenos de propiedad estatal o privada que ofrecen al público actividades recreativas relacionadas con la vida silvestre gestionadas por el estado. Si bien la mayoría de las actividades se centran en la caza y la pesca, cada SWA tiene diferentes actividades permitidas según la ubicación y los recursos disponibles. Estas parcelas de la SWA son costeadas por los deportistas, y gestionadas Un joven cazador en Ramah SWA © Fotografía de CPW por Wayne Lewis NORMAS DE ACCESO AL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL Todas las personas de 16 años o más DEBEN tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para estar EN CUALQUIER LUGAR del Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado (SWA), a menos que se indique específicamente lo contrario. Consulte la página 31 para conocer los requisitos para acceder a las tierras en fideicomiso estatal (STL). Tenga en cuenta que las licencias de uno o cinco días solo son válidas para la(s) fecha(s) que figuran en la licencia. NORMAS PARA LAS E-BIKES EN LAS ZONAS DE SWA: Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Hay 3 clases: ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 1: Tiene un motor que asiste solo cuando el ciclista está pedaleando y deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza las 20 mph. ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 2: Tiene un motor que asiste si el ciclista está pedaleando o no, pero deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza las 20 mph. ▶ Bicicleta eléctrica Clase 3: Tiene un motor que asiste solo cuando el ciclista está pedaleando y deja de asistir cuando la bicicleta alcanza los 28 mph. En las áreas estatales de vida silvestre, las bicicletas eléctricas están permitidas en las carreteras designadas y dentro de las zonas de campamento o estacionamiento designadas donde se permiten los vehículos motorizados. Están prohibidas en todas las demás áreas. ESPECIES INVASIVAS ACUÁTICAS Todas las embarcaciones y dispositivos flotantes, su contenido, motores, remolques y equipos están sujetos a la inspección de la CPW antes de zarpar, operar o de abandonar las aguas de SWA. Cualquier especie invasiva acuática encontrada durante la inspección debe ser retirada y eliminada de acuerdo con los procedimientos de la CPW antes de permitir que las embarcaciones zarpen, operen o salgan del agua. CAZA PARA JÓVENES/MENTORES La caza de jóvenes/mentores se aplica a los jóvenes menores de 18 años. Los jóvenes cazadores menores de 16 años deben ir acompañados de un mentor cuando cazan en propiedades de jóvenes mentores. Los mentores deben tener 18 años o más, cumplir con los requisitos de educación para cazadores y acompañar a los jóvenes mientras cazan. Excepto cuando se autorice específicamente, las siguientes actividades están PROHIBIDAS en tierras, aguas, superficies congeladas de las aguas, derechos de paso, edificios o dispositivos bajo el control de CPW: 1. Poseer los siguientes tipos de munición y/o armas de fuego: balas trazadoras, balas perforantes, balas militares endurecidas con sustancias explosivas o radiactivas, balas BMG del calibre 0.50 o armas de fuego totalmente automáticas. 2. Acceder, utilizar u ocupar una zona cuando se haya prohibido su entrada, utilización u ocupación. 3. Participar en actividades ilegales. 4. Acceder, utilizar u ocupar una zona con fines comerciales o realizar investigaciones, prospecciones o exploraciones sobre la tierra, el agua, el petróleo, el gas o los minerales. 5. Operar un vehículo (motorizado o no motorizado) excepto en carreteras establecidas o dentro de áreas designadas para acampar o estacionar. Los conductores deben obedecer las leyes de vehículos de motor de Colorado. 6. Conducir a una velocidad superior a los límites de velocidad indicados o a más de 25 mph si no están indicados. 7. Dejar un campamento, una tienda de campaña, un refugio, un vehículo de motor o un remolque sin vigilancia durante más de 48 horas, o acampar o estacionar remolques de viaje o caravanas en una SWA durante más de 14 días en un periodo de 45 días. 8. Establecer una estructura permanente o plantar vegetación. En las zonas de caza mayor o de aves acuáticas solo se pueden instalar persianas portátiles y puestos en los árboles, y no antes de los 30 días previos a la temporada en la que se van a utilizar. No se pueden clavar clavos en los árboles. Los materiales artificiales para las persianas o los puestos deben retirarse en un plazo de 10 días después de que finalice la temporada en la que se utilizan. Cualquier otra persiana portátil o puesto de observación de árboles que se utilice para cualquier otro fin deberá retirarse al final del día en que se utilice. El número de identificación del cliente (CID) del propietario y las fechas de uso deben estar visibles en el exterior de las persianas portátiles o en la parte inferior de los puestos de los árboles. La colocación de persianas o puestos de vigilancia no los reserva para uso personal; pueden ser utilizados por el público por orden de llegada. 9. Retirar, modificar o destruir un edificio, un dispositivo de control del agua, una valla, una puerta, una señal, un marcador de encuesta o de sección, la vegetación o los objetos de valor arqueológico, geológico o histórico. 10. Arrojar basura, dejar pescado, vísceras de pescado, desechos humanos, aguas residuales, envases o sustancias tóxicas; llevar basura doméstica o comercial o sustancias tóxicas a una zona para su eliminación; o verter residuos de remolques en una instalación sanitaria. 11. Encender fuego sin tomar precauciones para evitar su propagación; dejar el fuego sin vigilancia. 12. Para el pastoreo de ganado. Las actividades relacionadas con la fauna silvestre pueden realizarse con caballos, mulas, llamas y burros. 13. Tener o utilizar fuegos artificiales, explosivos, venenos, herbicidas, pesticidas o sustancias ilegales. 14. Liberar animales silvestres o aves de caza de propiedad privada. Las aves de caza privadas pueden ser liberadas para pruebas de campo, incluido el entrenamiento de perros en grupo en los SWA solo donde esté permitido. 15. Permitir que los perros, gatos o animales domésticos corran sueltos (sin correa), excepto los perros utilizados durante la caza, durante el adiestramiento de perros de caza o en pruebas de campo autorizadas por la CPW. 16. Para cavar trincheras, hoyos o fosas. 17. Dejar botes, balsas u otras embarcaciones flotantes varadas, ancladas, amarradas o atracadas desatendidas durante la noche excepto en áreas designadas. 18. Pescar o bloquear cualquier rampa o muelle de la CPW en conflicto con los navegantes o según lo anunciado. 19. Practicar esnórquel, buceo o pesca submarina con una máscara de buceo, aletas de natación, tubos de buceo o tanques de aire. Como excepción, se permite nadar, cuando el lugar está identificado con una "bandera de descenso de buceadores" y cuando el buceador tiene un certificado de buceo válido de una organización de formación de buceo reconocida. 20. Utilizar dispositivos flotantes inflados con aire o gas para desplazarse por la superficie del agua, a menos que el dispositivo cuente con varios compartimentos y un soporte de motor rígido cuando es propulsado por motores de gasolina o eléctricos. Los dispositivos de flotación de un solo compartimento, llenos de aire o gas, están restringidos a las zonas de baño señalizadas. 21. Promover, patrocinar, conducir o participar en regatas en barco, tiro con paintball, actividades de búsqueda o actividades no orientadas a la vida silvestre. 22. Despegar o aterrizar aviones, incluidos los drones. 23. Dejar señuelos o cualquier cosa utilizada como señuelos en el campo o en el agua durante la noche. 24. Nadar, excepto en aguas designadas o durante actividades de contacto con el agua autorizadas. 25. Disparar un arma de fuego o un arco en zonas de estacionamiento, de campamento o de pícnic. 26. Pescar en estanques de cría de peces, pistas de carreras, áreas de retención o arroyos en las propiedades de los criaderos de la CPW, excepto en las áreas designadas abiertas a la pesca. 27. Llevar a cabo pruebas de campo o adiestramiento grupal de perros sin una licencia para pruebas de campo. 28. Tener, almacenar o usar heno, paja o abono que no estén certificados como libres de maleza nocivas. Los materiales certificados deben estar claramente marcados por el estado o provincia que los certifica. Están exentas las personas que transportan estos materiales en carreteras federales, estatales o comarcales que cruzan la propiedad de CPW. También está exento el heno producido en tierras en fideicomiso estatal arrendadas a CPW para recreación de vida silvestre. 29. Poner trampas a menos que se haga de acuerdo con los estatutos, los reglamentos y la autorización. 30. Participar en actividades de caza o pesca a distancia por Internet o con ayuda de computadoras. Los cazadores y pescadores deben estar presentes en las inmediaciones de su actividad. 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE PROPIEDADES DEL ÁREA DE VIDA SILVESTRE ESTATAL Y SUS REGLAMENTOS Todas las personas de 16 años o más DEBEN tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para estar EN CUALQUIER LUGAR de un Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado, a menos que se indique específicamente ▶Descargue los mapas individuales de las áreas estatales de vida silvestre en línea: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285, o 5.5 millas al norte del cruce de Antero en la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/1200 acres CAZA: caza mayor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en arroyos de aguas frías RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. ▶ ADAMS SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40, gire al sur por la ctra. 131. En CR 14, diríjase al sur, SWA se encuentra a 0.5 millas al norte del Parque Estatal Stagecoach. GMU/ACRES: 15/650 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julio al 30 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza del urogallo. d. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos más allá de la zona de estacionamiento. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — CONDADO DE KIOWA Y BENTs. INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 15 millas al norte en CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125/5147 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos todoterreno, motos de motocross y motos de nieve. c. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. d. Represas, ensenadas, desembocaduras abiertas solo para la pesca. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 18 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 a la estación de esquí de Wolf Creek, conduzca por el estacionamiento. Continúe por 1.7 millas por la calle del Servicio Forestal de los Estados Unidos (USFS) 391. GMU/ACRES: 80/240 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes primitivas ▶ ALMA SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Alma, diríjase 1.5 millas al norte por la ctra. 9 a CR 4; luego diríjase 0.25 millas al noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 49/277 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento INSTALACIONES: baño, campamentos 4 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Almont, diríjase 3 millas al norte por la ctra. 135. GMU/ ACRES: 55/643 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de mayo al 30 de nov. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 550 hacia la calle de acceso; luego siga 0.5 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 74/13 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, inicio del sendero, estacionamiento, mirador ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida 66 (ctra. 39), continúe 7.4 millas al norte por la ctra. 39 hacia la ctra. 144 y CR Y.5. Continúe 1.5 millas hacia el oeste en CR Y.5, luego continúe con dirección norte en CR 3 por 1.5 millas a CR AA. Continúe por 1 milla a CR 2, y siga con dirección sur en CR 2 por 0.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 95/711 acres CAZA: pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., solo sáb., dom., miér., y días festivos estatales y federales. b. Se prohíbe acampar, hacer fogatas, pescar, entrenar perros, practicar tiro al blanco, cazar en Clark Lake y utilizar rifles de fuego central. c. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro, solo está abierto para la caza de aves migratorias dentro de las zonas de caza designadas. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. d. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Un máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. e. Desde el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro hasta la temporada de pavo de primavera, solo se permite la caza de pavos. Es necesario reservar y es válido hasta el amanecer. Registro de entrada y salida obligatorio en el puesto de control de CR AA. Los cazadores pueden cazar en toda la propiedad. f. Durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas y pavos, se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. solo los jue. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 10 a la señal de propiedad; gire al sureste y continúe 20 millas más allá de Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134/7935 acres CAZA: venados, berrendos, borregos cimarrones, conejos, codornices, palomas RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA. INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 385 y gire al este en CR 30. Continúe por 6 millas al este y gire al sur en la CR PP y continúe al sur por 6.5 millas. Desde CR QQ.5 y 24.5, diríjase 1 milla al este y 0.5 millas al note. En el guarda de ganado, continúe 0.3 millas hasta la segunda guarda de ganado y la señal de entrada. La propiedad entre los guarda de ganado es propiedad privada y se requiere permiso para cazar. Si los caminos están embarrados, no hay acceso a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 102/2320 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y entrenar perros. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, diríjase 4 millas al norte por la ctra. 285, luego continúe por 0.125 millas este en CR 165. El estacionamiento está en el extremo oeste. Desde Salida, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 291 por 3.5 millas. Continúe 0.75 millas al sur por la CR 150, luego 0.5 millas al suroeste por la CR 166 hasta la orilla norte del río Arkansas. Aparcamiento en el lado este de la calle. GMU/ACRES: 56/11 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, río Arkansas; solo pesca (NOTA: El acceso de pesca no puede estar a ambos lados del río. Verifique si hay señales). ▶ ATWOOD SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 3 millas al suroeste por la ctra. 6 a CR 29.5, luego continúe 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 96/180 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, montar a caballo y entrenar perros. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este y al oeste por la ctra. 24. La tierra está directamente al norte de Hartsel, y norte y sur a lo largo de la ctra. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581/752 acres PESCA: 22 millas de acceso de pesca. Esta es una propiedad de pesca solamente. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe cazar, acampar y encender fogatas. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE b. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. c. Acceso solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. Cerrada más allá de servidumbre vallada y señalizada. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Hudson, diríjase 4 millas al este por la ctra. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99/934 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas, conejo, perrito de la pradera PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie, y solo a través de la zona de estacionamiento designada. Cerrado al norte de la ctra. 52 del 1 de abril al 15 de julio b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, montar a caballo y andar en bicicleta. c. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto las embarcaciones con propulsión manual y los botes flotadores. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza o se entrena a los perros. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. e. Pescar está prohibido desde el 1 de octubrehastafin de feb. f. Cerrado desde el primer día de la temporada regular de aves acuáticas hasta el día anterior al inicio de la temporada de faisanes, excepto para la caza de aves acuáticas los sáb., dom., lun., y los días festivos estatales y federales. Durante este periodo, las reservas de aves acuáticas están disponibles pero no son necesarias. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Las reservas son válidas durante todo el día reservado hasta que el cazador se retire. Los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador con reserva se retire, o si no existe ninguna reserva para una zona de caza después de la medianoche inmediatamente anterior a la caza, o si la zona reservada no se reclama antes del amanecer legal. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Máximo 4 cazadores por reserva. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben registrar su entrada y salida en la estación designada. g. Desde el jueves previo al 1 de septiembre hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro, se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. los jueves que no están abiertos a la caza y antes de las temporadas de aves acuáticas. Debe tener el número de confirmación de la reserva o una carta de CPW. Todas las personas deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en el puesto de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. h. Se permite el adiestramiento de perros al norte de la ctra. 52 solo durante feb., mar., y del 16 de julio al 31 de agosto. Se permite el adiestramiento canino al sur de la ctra. 52, desde el 1 de feb. al 31 de ago. solamente. i. Las pruebas de campo pueden ser autorizadas entre febrero, marzo y agosto. No más de 4 por año. Las actividades de entrenamiento en grupo no están limitadas j. Las aves de caza domésticas, salvajes o de propiedad privada pueden soltarse con permiso para pruebas de campo y entrenamiento de perros al sur de la ctra. 52. Las aves capturadas deben ser retiradas del área SWA y las aves de caza de propiedad privada deberán ser preparadas para el consumo humano. k. CPW puede implementar un sistema de prevención de adiestramiento canino para gestionar la sobrepoblación. ▶ BASALT SWA (UNIDADES BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK) — CONDADOS DE EAGLE, PITKINs. UNIDAD DE TONER: Desde Basalt, diríjase 3.2 millas al este por USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) hasta las señales; luego diríjase al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444/2577 acres UNIDAD DE CHRISTINE: Desde Basalt, diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste por Two Rivers Rd. (antigua ctra. 82) hasta la calle Homestead Dr.; luego ir al norte hasta el camino de acceso. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444/2230 acres CAZA: venados, alces, borregos cimarrones, urogallos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro RESTRICCIONES EN TODAS LAS UNIDADES: a. Excepto en el caso de los cañones de avancarga, las armas de fuego en el campo de tiro están restringidas a un calibre inferior al 0.50. Se permite la descarga de escopetas. Las armas de fuego totalmente automáticas están prohibidas. Del 15 de marzo al 14 de oct. solo se permite la descarga de armas de fuego en el campo de tiro de 7 a. m. a 7 p. m. los lun., mar., jue. y vie., y de 9 a. m. a 5 p. m. los sáb. y dom. Del 15 de oct. Al 14 de marzo, solo se permite la descarga de armas de fuego en el campo de tiro de 9 a. m. a 4 p. m. los lun., mar., jue. y vier., y de 9 a.m. a 4 p. m. los sáb. y dom. b. Se prohíbe la navegación y las actividades de contacto con el agua en Christine Lake. c. Se prohíbe acampar en cualquier momento a menos de 0.25 millas del río Fryingpan. Se prohíbe acampar en otras zonas, excepto los cazadores con licencia durante la temporada de caza mayor o de pavos establecida, así como 3 días antes y 3 días después de las temporadas. d. Cerrado del 1 de diciembre al 15 de abril excepto en Christine Lake y los campos de tiro. e. Las fogatas y las bicicletas de montaña están prohibidas. f. Se prohíbe el uso de perros, salvo que se autoricen pruebas de campo solo en ago. y sept. ▶ CAMPO DE TIRO DEL CLUB DE LEONES DE BAYFIELD — CONDADO DE LA PLATA a. Se permite el acceso al público del 1 de abril al 30 de nov. b. Se permite el acceso al público de 9 a. m. a 8 p. m., del 1 de abril al 31 de octubre. a. Se permite el acceso al público del 1 de abril al 30 de noviembre de 10 a. m. a 5 p. m. d. Se prohíbe disparar con pistola o rifle en el campo de tiro. e. Se permite disparar con escopetas, solo con balas, en el campo de tiro de pistola y rifle. f. A excepción de los fusiles de avancarga, los rifles están restringidos a un calibre inferior al 0.50. g. Excepto en el caso de los blancos de arcilla, se prohíbe el uso de vidrio u otros blancos rompibles. h. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 67 (Calle Phantom Canyon), luego continúe al norte 2 millas a CR 123, luego al este 0.2 millas a CR 132, luego al norte 9 millas a la propiedad. O: Desde la presa Skaguay, diríjase río abajo 12 millas por el sendero a la propiedad (caminata de 2 días). GMU/ACRES: 59/2227 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, paloma, pavo con licencia limitada PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE. INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 2 millas al suroeste por la ctra. 160 hacia USFS Rd. 360 (Calle Beaver Creek), luego diríjase 6 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 80/102 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: Campamentos del USFS, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego, pescar con arco y disparar en el hielo. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Marble, diríjase 0.25 millas al este en CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43/41 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote no motorizado, observación de vida RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto las embarcaciones con propulsión manual y los botes flotadores. b. Se prohíbe acampar, hacer fogatas, disparar armas de fuego o arcos. c. No se pueden usar vehículos en la presa. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: I-25 norte a la ctra. 14 salida hacia Fort Collins. Tome la ctra. 14, gire a la derecha en College Ave. norte, ctra. 287. Siga a las ctras. 14/287 al norte por 10.7 millas. Gire a la izquierda en CR 74E, calle Red Feather Lakes, y siga por 24 millas. Gire a la izquierda en CR 162, siga por 2 millas hasta Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8/12 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: Campamentos del USFS, agua potable, conexiones eléctricas, baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, por viento o con motor eléctrico. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSONs. INDICACIONES: Desde Evergreen, diríjase 4 millas norte en la ctra. 74 hacia la ctra. 103, luego continúe 5.9 millas con dirección oeste hacia la Stinton Rd. Después diríjase 2.2 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 39/1093 acres CAZA: venado, alce, ardilla, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, montar a caballo. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Los perros deben ir con correa, excepto cuando se trate de caza menor. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 11 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hasta USFS Rd. 410, luego siga por 2 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/117 acres continúa en la página siguiente 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, diríjase 5 millas al este en la ctra. 402 a la I-25 calle Frontage, luego continúe por 0.75 millas al norte al paso subterráneo interestatal. Diríjase hacia la izquierda por el paso subterráneo, luego diríjase 0.75 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/51 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca o con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, entrenar perros, montar a caballo y andar en bicicleta. c. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores utilizados durante la pesca. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Diríjase dos millas al sur de Buena Vista en la intersección de ctras. 24 y 285, continúe al sur por la ctra. 285 por 4 millas. Busque el cartel de la calle de acceso en el lado este de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481/8 acres PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente para la pesca, y solo dentro de la línea de flotación alta. b. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. c. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ NUEVO BILL PATTERSON SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70 tome la salida oeste "Parachute Exit" hacia la ctra. Old 6. Continúe hacia el oeste por la ctra. Old 6 por 2.6 millas, gire al sur hacia la calle Stone Quarry y prosiga por 3/4 de milla, encontrará al lado derecho de la ctra. la SWA Bill Patterson. GMUs/ACRES: 31/4 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: acceso al río Colorado para la pesca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente desde los puestos de observación designados. c. Caza permitida únicamente con escopetas. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — CONDADOS DE OURAY, MONTROSE INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE BECKETT: Desde Montrose, diríjase 18 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 4, luego gire a la izquierda. Siga por 0.5 millas. TERRENO DE BILLY CREEK: Desde Montrose, diríjase 16 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 2, luego gire a la izquierda. La carretera también conduce a las extensiones de Nicoll y Porter. TERRENO DE COLONA: Desde Montrose, diríjase 7 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a la calle Government Springs. Continúe por la calle Horsefly hasta la carretera de acceso señalizada. TERRENO DE CARMICHAEL: Desde Montrose, diríjase 21 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550 a Ouray CR 8, gire a la izquierda en la carretera inferior. 6 Pasar por el patio del rancho; luego ir 1.25 millas 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO en la carretera principal a la carretera de acceso. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65/5498 acres, todos los terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, estanque RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento, senderismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo al 31 de dic. Abierto todo el año para la caza, la pesca y la captura a lo largo del corredor del río Uncompahgre, desde la ctra. 550 a 100 pies en la orilla este del río, según lo publicado. b. Prohibidas las motos de nieve en la zona de Colona. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, tome la ctra. 40 dirección oeste hacia Maybell. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 40 y al oeste de la CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11/8081 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de mayo al 14 de enero. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Vehículos permitidos solo en las CR 59 y 143. d. Los cazadores pueden colocar persianas portátiles, marcadores, puestos o estructuras afines solo después del 1 de agosto. Estos deben ser retirados por el cazador dentro de las 24 horas posteriores a la captura de un animal, o 7 días después del final de la temporada de caza con arco de berrendos, lo que ocurra primero. ▶ BLACKTAIL (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40, gire al sur por la ctra. 131. En CR 14, diríjase al sur. La servidumbre está al sur y al este del área SWA Adams. GMU/ACRES: 15/610 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julio al 30 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza del urogallo. d. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos más allá de la zona de estacionamiento. ▶ BLISS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego continúe por 41 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19/352 acres CAZA: venados, alces, borregos cimarrones, conejos, urogallos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (UNIDADES BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON) — CONDADO DE SUMMIT INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE BLUE RIVER: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. (82 acres.) UNIDAD DE EAGLE’S NEST: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. (29 acres.) UNIDAD DE SUTTON: Desde Silverthorne, diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371/134 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, sendero de observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES EN TODAS LAS UNIDADES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, cortar leña, disparar armas de fuego o arcos y estacionar vehículos durante la noche. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 82 y 133, diríjase aprox.1 milla al oeste por la ctra. 82. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 106, siga hacia el este, manteniéndose a la izquierda en la bifurcación de la carretera. La carretera termina en SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43/7 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: puesta en marcha/retirada del bote ▶ BODO SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, recorra 1 milla al sur por la ctra. 160/550 hasta CR 210, luego ir 0.25 millas al oeste hasta el límite este. GMU/ACRES: 741/2942 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de abril al 30 de noviembre para uso general. b. Abierto al sur de la CR 210 solo para la caza menor del 1 de diciembre al 15 de abril. c. Smelter Mountain Trail abierto de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m., del 1 de diciembre al 15 de abril. Acceso únicamente a pie. Los perros están prohibidos. d. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y circular con vehículos de nieve. e. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego excepto cuando se caza. f. Se permite el despegue de parapentes desde Smelter Mountain Trail, sujeto a la restricción del 1 de diciembre al 15 de abril mencionada en el apartado c., anteriormente. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste por First St. a CR 21, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 20/308 acres de agua CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca o con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. c. Se prohíbe la pesca desde embarcaciones del 1 de nov.al final de la temporada de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, montar a caballo y navegar. e. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, tome la salida 14A de la I-25. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 12 por aprox. 21 millas con dirección Weston y busque señales de acceso entre Weston y Stonewall. Propiedad al sur de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851/30,000 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, pavo, caza menor, león PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el 1 de mayoal30 de nov. Abierto del 1 de dic.al30 de abril solo para cazadores de caza mayor y pavos de primavera con licencia, y un acompañante no cazador. b. Fuego o fogatas solo en áreas designadas y con estructuras de contención. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE d. Acampar solo en áreas designadas; los cazadores pueden acampar en cualquier lugar durante las temporadas de caza. e. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. f. Los alimentos o la basura deben almacenarse en un contenedor o en un recipiente resistente para los osos. g. Pueden prohibirse las motos de nieve, los vehículos motorizados, los vehículos todo terreno y las bicicletas en caminos o senderos establecidos para proteger la vida silvestre y prevenir daños a los recursos. Anuncios de cierres. h. Se prohíbe la pesca en la bifurcación sur del río Purgatoire en la SWA a partir del día siguiente al fin de semana del Día del Trabajo hasta el primer día del fin de semana del Día de los Caídos. ▶ BRAVO SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 6 a CR 370, luego prosiga por 1.7 millas con dirección noreste. GMU/ACRES: 91/1082 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, montar a caballo y realizar pruebas de campo. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ BROWER SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Evans, diríjase 1 milla al este por la calle 37. GMU/ACRES: 94/65 acres CAZA: conejo, ardilla, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada primaveral de pavo, excepto desde el día siguiente al cierre de la temporada regular de ganso hasta el día anterior a la apertura de la temporada de pavo. b. Abierto al acceso público desde las 4 a. m. hasta una hora después de la puesta de sol. c. Acceso público permitido únicamente a los cazadores con una licencia de caza vigente. d. Se prohíbe la pesca, las fogatas, las prácticas de tiro, los rifles de fuego central o de avancarga, la acampada y los caballos. e. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto escopetas o arcos, durante la caza. f. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. Se prohíbe el adiestramiento de perros, excepto cuando se adiestren perros para la caza. g. Solo se permite estacionar en la zona designada. h. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 con dirección a USFS 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Siga por 1.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/520 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, pícnic INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA: RÍO MICHIGAN) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al este por la calle 5 por 1.5 millas hasta el punto de acceso señalizado (norte de la carretera). O, desde Walden, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 125 por 1 milla y gire a la derecha en CR 42. Aparcamiento y acceso inmediato a la derecha. GMU/ACRES: 6/2 millas de río PESCA: Río Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12; luego siga por 5.1 millas con dirección noroeste hacia la CR 18, y luego 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 16/1.2 millas de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (UNIDADES BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT UNIDAD DE BEAVER CREEK: Desde Maybell, diríjase 59 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318. Unidad norte de la ctra. 318. UNIDAD DE COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN desde Maybell, diríjase 41 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 Hacia la CR 10N, luego continúe por 17 millas con dirección norte a la CR 72, luego siga por 9 millas con dirección oeste hacia la bifurcación. Vaya por la bifurcación de la izquierda por 4 millas. UNIDAD DE WIGGINS: Desde Maybell, diríjase 41 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 10N; luego continúe por 17 millas con dirección norte hacia la CR 72; luego siga por 15 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 201/2226 acres, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La Unidad de Calloway está cerrada al acceso del público en la zona señalizada. b. Se prohíbe acampar en las zonas señaladas en la Unidad de Cold Springs Mountain. c. Se permite acampar solo al oeste de Beaver Creek en la Unidad de Beaver Creek. ▶ BRUSH SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Brush, diríjase 2.5 millas al norte en la ctra. 71. Gire al oeste en la CR U. Siga aprox. 200 pies hacia la CR 28, gire al norte y siga por 1 milla hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 96/588 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Se prohíbe el uso de caballos, excepto cuando se entrenen perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que se abra la temporada del pavo de primavera) y solo en agosto. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 147 con dirección Eagle. Gire al sur y diríjase a la rotonda. Tome la salida oeste de la rotonda hacia la ctra. 6 y continúe por 1 cuadra. Gire al sur en la calle Capitol, luego gire al este por la calle Brush Creek y siga hasta la señal de alto. Gire al sur y continúe por 1 cuadra, gire al este para permanecer en la calle Brush Creek. SWA está entre 15 a 18 millas de Eagle, entre Peterson Draw y Sneve Gulch. La SWA se compone de 3 extensiones de propiedad separadas dentro del Parque Estatal de Sylvan Lake. Todas las propiedades son accesibles desde la calle Brush Creek. El acceso y el uso del Parque Estatal Sylvan Lake requiere un pase de parque. GMU/ACRES: 44/382 acres RECREACIÓN: caza, observación de vida silvestre ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: PARA LLEGAR A LA RAMPA PARA BOTES: Desde Penrose en la ctra. 115, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 3.º (CR 123), luego diríjase 0.29 millas hasta la calle este (CR 125). Vaya 5.5 millas hacia la CR 129, luego continúe 2.5 millas en la CR 129 a SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/461 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría/aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, refugios, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Brush, vaya hacia el sur por la calle Clayton hasta el puesto de control, luego vaya hacia el sur por 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 99/1600 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y realizar prácticas de tiro. c. Solo se permite la caza dese el 1 de sept. hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. d. Desde el 1 de sept. al 30 de nov., solo está abierto para la caza de aves migratorias dentro de las zonas de caza designadas, y solo los sáb., dom. y miér. y los días festivos estatales y federales. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. e. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Un máximo de 4 cazadores y de 2 vehículos por zona de caza. f. Del 1 de sept. al 30 de nov., se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. solo los jue. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 7 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE g. Desde el 1 de dic. hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro, los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de las 4 a. m. o después de que un cazador se retire. 5 áreas de caza disponibles para el registro. Los cazadores debidamente documentados pueden cazar en cualquier lugar de la propiedad. h. Hasta 2 áreas de caza reservadas anualmente para residentes con domicilio físico de Brush, CO. Se puede solicitar la inscripción en CPW Brush Service Center a mediados de agosto. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia vigente de caza de aves acuáticas para poder participar. Los cazadores pueden solicitar un área de caza por día, pero pueden enumerar varias peticiones en una sola solicitud. Se aplican todas las normas de caza pertinentes. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en la calle Main en Buena Vista, diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la calle. Hay zonas de estacionamiento disponibles en varios lugares a lo largo del río. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481/ acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, solo acceso para pesca RESTRICCIONES: a. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, diríjase 11 millas hacia el este en la CR DD hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 139/178 acres CAZA: venados, conejos, faisanes, codornices blancas, codornices escamadas, palomas RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, gire en BLM 3107, luego diríjase por aprox. 6.5 millas a FR 604.3A y continúe 0.05 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 55/640 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo, campamento ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 10 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. El SWA está al norte de la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54/1800 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julio al 30 de noviembre. b. Vehículos motorizados y mecanizados restringidos según lo indicado. c. Está prohibido acampar. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — CONDADO DE WELD 8 INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 34 a CR 63 y vaya al norte por CR 380. Vaya al este por la CR 380 0.25 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Pritchard y 2.1 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Centennial. GMU/ACRES: 951/1195 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. hasta una hora después de la puesta de sol. b. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera. c. Durante la temporada de primavera de pavo, solo se permite el acceso público a los cazadores con licencia y con una reserva de caza de pavo. Hay 10 plazas de reserva 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO disponibles por día durante la temporada de pavos de primavera. No hay límite anual en la cantidad de reservas para la caza de pavos. Los cazadores de pavos con reserva pueden cazar toda la propiedad. Máximo de 4 cazadores por reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. d. Se prohíbe acampar, los perros (excepto como ayuda en la caza), las fogatas, las prácticas de tiro, los caballos, la caza con rifles de fuego central y botar o utilizar embarcaciones. e. Durante las temporadas regulares de patos, abierto los sábados, domingos, miér. y los días festivos estatales y federales solamente. Es necesario reservar para cazar aves acuáticas y caza menor, con un límite de 3 por cazador al año. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas y caza menor solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Todos los cazadores con reserva deben pasar por uno de los puestos de control situados en cada estacionamiento de la propiedad. f. Se prohíbe la caza menor y de aves acuáticas en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el día de apertura del primer fin de semana de la temporada tardía de venado con rifle en las llanuras. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — CONDADO DE MONTROSE INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 13 millas al este; la propiedad está ubicada en el lado norte de la ctra. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64/162 acres RECREACIÓN: pesca, caza pequeña y caza grande RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público únicamente para la pesca y la caza. b. Se permite la caza del 15 de ago. al 30 de nov. c. Se permite la pesca del 1 de marzo al 30 de nov. d. Acceso a la propiedad a través del área de estacionamiento designada únicamente; acceso público solo a pie. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Se prohíbe el contacto con el agua, excepto mediante el uso de botes flotadores con botas de pescador. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 24, continúe hacia el sur con dirección a la ctra. 285. La Servidumbre se encuentra al este de la ctra. 285. Zona de estacionamiento junto a la ctra. 285, 0.5 millas al sur del cruce de las ctras. 285 y 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481/60 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público únicamente para la pesca. b. Todos los accesos públicos desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas únicamente. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 50 a CR 42, luego conduzca al sur por 1.6 millas a CR 42a, luego conduzca suroeste por 1.2 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 67/645 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, caza menor RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julioa finales de feb., abierto durante todo el año para el tráfico en la CR Gunnison 42a y las carreteras establecidas que conectan con las carreteras designadas por la BLM únicamente. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este 10.3 millas por la ctra. 24 a CR 23 (marcador de milla 250). Gire al sur hacia CR 23 y continúe por 2.7 millas. Gire al este en la CR 59 y diríjase 2.3 millas hasta el cruce de las CR 59 y 92. Gire al sur en CR 59, siga por 1 milla hasta la entrada. GMU/ACRES: 58/1082 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UNIDADES UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN) — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la calle Cherokee Park (CR 80C), luego continúe por 6 millas al oeste a la zona de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la carretera. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191/25,497 acres CAZA: venado, alce, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de sept. al 1 de mayo solo para la caza y la pesca; por lo demás, abierto del 2 de mayo al 31 de ago. b. Los vehículos de motor están permitidos en las carreteras establecidas según lo indicado. c. Acceso de caza y pesca únicamente a pie después de la última temporada de caza mayor. d. Caballos y bicicletas restringidos a los caminos y senderos designados, excepto los caballos utilizados como ayuda para la caza mayor. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo de Buena Vista, vaya al este por la calle Main hasta el final de la calle. Cruce el río Arkansas por el puente peatonal, camine río abajo 0.5 millas hasta la propiedad. Atravesará la propiedad del pueblo de Buena Vista y el BLM en el camino. Pesca abierta para todo ese tramo del río Arkansas. GMU/ACRES: 49/5 acres CAZA: pesca, caza mínima de venados RESTRICCIONES: a. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: RÍO ELK) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 7 millas al norte por la CR 129 (calle Elk River). GMU/ACRES: 214/23 acres PESCA: Río Elk, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase al este 16 millas en la ctra. 24 hacia la CR 309, luego diríjase al norte en CR 309 0.5 millas hacia la SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49/525 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, las motos de nieve y la práctica de tiro. b. Se prohiben los vehículos fuera de la CR. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 131 a CR 14F. Tome la 14F con dirección oeste hacia la CR 14. Diríjase al norte hacia la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 131/288 acres �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público de 4 a. m. a 10 p. m. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno, la acampada, las fogatas y las bicicletas. c. Se admiten perros únicamente como ayuda en la caza de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe la caza mayor y menor. e. Se permite la caza de aves acuáticas, excepto a 50 yardas del puente en la CR 14F. f. Los caballos están prohibidos fuera de la zona de estacionamiento. g. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar cualquier dispositivo flotante (incluidos los kayaks, las canoas, las balsas y los tubos) excepto los utilizados exclusivamente para la pesca. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — CONDADOS DE MONTROSE, GUNNISON. INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 23 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia Little Cimarron Rd., luego diríjase 2 millas hacia el sur a la carretera de acceso, luego vaya 1.5 millas al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 65/6161 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de julio al 31 de diciembre. b. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y circular con motos de nieve. c. Aparcamiento solo en las zonas de estacionamiento establecidas. ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 13 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 24 con dirección a la CR 390, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481/500 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría y 0.5 millas de arroyo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar en las zonas de campamento establecidas en el extremo oeste de la SWA. b. Solo se permite encender fogatas en los campamentos. c. Se prohíbe la pesca en presa, vertedero, desembocadura y aguas abajo de la ctra. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por unas 5 millas. Entrada de la SWA cerca del punto kilométrico 194. GMU/ACRES: 500/1600 acres CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento designadas. No se puede estacionar durante la noche. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y entrenar perros. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza. d. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. e. Solo se permiten caballos en los senderos designados. Es necesario reservar, llame al Condado de Park al: 719-836-4279. Solo se permiten dos reservas por día. f. Solo se permite la pesca del 1 de marzo al 30 de septiembre y solo en las zonas designadas. Solo los ocupantes del vehículo que se encuentre en la plaza de estacionamiento asignada podrán pescar en el área que le corresponda. Máximo 4 pescadores por vehículo y 1 vehículo por espacio de estacionamiento. g. Solo moscas y señuelos artificiales, límite de dos truchas. h. El acceso para la caza está limitado a los ocupantes de un vehículo que esté aparcado en la plaza de estacionamiento asignada. Máximo 4 cazadores por vehículo. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 491 con dirección a la ctra. Northdale. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 491 y la CR 2, también hay 2 áreas en el lado norte de la ctra. 491 un poco más del oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711/2359 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego solo cuando se caza. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego gire a la derecha en ctra. 114. Diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur/sureste, gire a la derecha en CR NN14, luego diríjase al sur por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 67/6712 acres CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, con excepción de los cazadores que recuperan las presas cazadas. a. Acceso solo a pie, y solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar, los perros y encender fogatas. d. Se prohíbe la caza mayor al norte de la línea central este/oeste de la Secc. 27, Rango 2 este, Municipio 46 norte. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — CONDADO DE PITKIN INDICACIONES: Desde Basalt, vaya 30 millas al este por USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444/330 acres RECREACIÓN: caza, observación de vida silvestre ▶ COLLER SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL, RIO GRANDEs. INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase 4.5 millas oeste en la ctra. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79/579 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno, la acampada y las motos de nieve. ▶ COLLINS MOUNTAIN RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE RÍO BLANCO ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta propiedad es UNA PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta SOLO a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMUs/ACRES: 23/2421 acres CAZA: alces y venados solo en temporadas restringidas y con reserva RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces y venados. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos, excepto en los caminos designados o con el permiso de los propietarios de los ranchos. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Las reservas para la caza de alce con astas y venados son válidas durante toda la temporada designada por la licencia de venado o alce. e. Las reservas para la caza de alces sin astas están restringidas a ciertas partes de la temporada de rifle tardío solo para particulares. f. Se prohíbe la acampada nocturna, los perros, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de árboles, el tiro al blanco, la construcción de persianas permanentes y la recolección de artefactos. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70; gire al sur en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Gire al oeste en la calle D. La propiedad está en el lado sur de la carretera, a lo largo del río. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/67 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y llevar perros (excepto como ayuda para la caza). b. Solo se permite la caza de aves acuáticas desde los puestos de observación designados. c. La caza de aves acuáticas solo se puede reservar a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. d. Los cazadores con reservas solo podrán cazar en el área de caza reservada. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE RÍO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker tome la ctra. 64 aprox. por 15 millas al oeste con dirección a la CR 142 (directamente al norte de la entrada este de Rio Blanco Lake SWA). UNIDAD DE SCENERY GULCH: Tome la CR 142 por 7.2 millas hasta la propiedad. UNIDAD DE TSCHUDDI GULCH: Tome la CR 142 por 1.8 millas hasta la intersección de la CR 142 y la CR 143. Tome la CR 143 por 3.7 millas hasta la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 11/1982 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor PESCA: Scenery Pond es un área de 5.5 acres en el fondo de Scenery Gulch, cerca del área de estacionamiento. RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, senderismo, montar a caballo, acceso con vehículo todo terreno a través de Tschuddi Gulch a las tierras BLM en Colorow Mountain. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de julio al 31 de enero. b. Estacionamiento y campamento únicamente en las áreas designadas, según lo publicado. c. Los vehículos motorizados están prohibidos en Scenery continúa en la página siguiente 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE Gulch y al norte del área de campamento designada en la Unidad de Tschuddi. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos a menos de 200 yardas de los campamentos, zonas de estacionamiento o estructuras. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos, excepto en los caminos designados o con el permiso de los propietarios de los ranchos. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Está prohibida la acampada nocturna, los perros, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de árboles, el tiro al blanco, la construcción de persianas permanentes y la recolección de objetos. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Snyder, diríjase 2 millas al este en CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96/884 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ NUEVO CROSS CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dove Creek vaya 6.1 millas con dirección sureste en ctra. 491, gire al oeste en la CR N y siga por 1.3 millas. El estacionamiento de SWA está a la derecha. GMUs/ACRES: 72/119 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, coyote, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento, excepto en el área designada. c. Está prohibido el uso de motos de nieve. d. El acceso durante los dos primeros días de las temporadas de venado y alce con rifle está restringido a los jóvenes y a un mentor no cazador. e. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se caza. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Cowdrey, diríjase 2 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 125. Desde Walden, diríjase 7.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 125. Entrada oeste de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 161/15 acres de terreno, 80 acres de agua CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Veleros prohibidos. ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL ▶ CREEDE SWA — CONDADO DE MINERAL INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE HATCHERY: Desde Creede, diríjase 1.2 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 149 hacia la carretera no designada, luego vaya 0.5 millas al sur hasta Río Grande. TERRENO DE DEEP CREEK: Desde Creede, diríjase 1.25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia Airport Rd., luego siga por 0.8 millas al sur hacia el río Rio Grande. GMU/ACRES: 76/3 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. NUEVO El acceso al público está prohibido salvo para la pesca. ▶ CROOKED WASH RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta propiedad es UNA PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta SOLO a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 11/9796 acres CAZA: Solo alces sin astas, solo con reserva. RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces sin astas. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. 10 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Norwood, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 145 a USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.), luego siga por 17 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 70/2223 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas en el Terreno de Greager; venado, alce en el terreno de John Kane PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de la fauna INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes, refugios RESTRICCIONES: MIRAMONTE RES. TERRENO: a. Solo se puede acampar en las zonas designadas a lo largo de las partes noreste, noroeste y sureste del embalse. b. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza aves acuáticas. c. Se permite el esquí acuático solo de 10 a. m. a 6 p. m. Esquí acuático y moto acuática solo en áreas designadas en la mitad oeste del embalse. TERRENO DE GREAGER: a. Abierto al público del 1 de marzo al 15 de mayo solo con permiso del responsable de fauna del área o del distrito para la observación de la fauna. Sitio de visualización limitado a la zona designada. Los espectadores deben respetar todas las restricciones y condiciones del permiso. Abierto al público para otros accesos del 16 de mayo a finales de febrero b. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente. c. Están prohibidas las motos de nieves y acampar. TERRENO DE JOHN KANE: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. b. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de mayo a finales de febrero c. Están prohibidas las motos de nieves y acampar. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 50 oeste hacia Las Animas. Desde Las Animas, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 194, luego continúe al norte en la CR 5.5. SWA está en el lado este de la carretera alrededor de Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125/30 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. Caza solo con permiso del propietario. b. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico. c. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Granada, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385, 2.5 millas hacia la CR JJ, luego siga por 2.5 millas con dirección este en la CR JJ hacia la CR 27. Gire al sur en la CR 27 y continúe 0.5 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 127/503 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 18. Continúe por 4.5 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 5, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 16/2620 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes, refugios con sombra RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Veleros prohibidos. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 16 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 con dirección a USFS Rd. 627, luego siga por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 77/561 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y circular con motos de nieve. ▶ DEWEESE RESERVOIR SWA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 69 por 5 millas, gire al norte en la calle Copper Gulch para acceder a la carretera. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691/780 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, campamento CAZA: venado, berrendo, aves acuáticas, paloma, coyote, rabo de algodón, caza menor INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Están prohibidos los motores OHV. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (ALQUILER DE CAZA Y PESCA: RÍOS ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 125. Las áreas de estacionamiento están entre 1, 2 y 4 millas al norte de Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161/3129 acres de tierra, 10 millas de río CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Ríos Illinois y Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. No se permite la caza mayor; solo se permite el acceso para la pesca, la caza menor y la caza de aves acuáticas. b. Caza con escopeta o mediante cetrería únicamente. ▶ RÍO DOLORES SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73/57 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Se prohíbe la pesca en los estanques de cría. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 114, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur/ sureste. Gire a la derecha en CR NN14, continúe por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 67/420 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lagos de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y cazar en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Divide, diríjase 5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 67 hacia Rainbow Valley, luego gire a la derecha por la CR 61 y siga por 1.8 millas hasta la carretera de acceso SWA. GMU/ACRES: 581/6980 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo y solo desde el estacionamiento y desde senderos del Parque Estatal Mueller. c. Está prohibido acampar, los perros, encender fogatas y la escalada en roca. c. Los caballos y los animales de carga solo están permitidos en los caminos y senderos designados, excepto si se utilizan como ayuda para la caza mayor. d. Acceso al público cerrado desde el 1 de diciembre al 15 de julio en una zona limitada al este por Sand Creek Trail, al norte por Dome Rock Trail, al oeste y al sur por los límites de la propiedad. El camino de Dome Rock al oeste de Jack Rabbit Lodge está cerrado del 1 de diciembre al 15 de julio. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la salida de Wellington por la I-25, diríjase 5.5 millas al oeste, al sur y nuevamente al oeste en la ctra. 1 hacia la CR 15, siga por 1 milla con dirección norte en la CR 15 hacia la CR 60, luego vaya 0.25 millas al oeste hacia la calle LaVina Dr. Siga con dirección norte por LaVina Dr. hacia el lago. Desde Fort Collins en las ctras. 287 y 1, tome la ctra. 1 con dirección norte por 4 millas hasta el límite de Waverly (CR 15). Diríjase al norte en CR 15 hacia CR 60. Luego diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección oeste hacia la calle LaVina Dr. y diríjase hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 9/765 acres PESCA: especies de agua templada y fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite la pesca desde 1 hora después de la puesta de sol hasta 1 hora antes de la salida del sol. b. Está prohibido cazar, encender fogatas, acampar, disparar armas de fuego o arcos, navegar en tablas de windsurf, veleros, patinar sobre hielo, conducir vehículos todo terreno y motos de nieve. c. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. d. Se prohíbe cualquier embarcación o dispositivo de flotación de un solo compartimento lleno de aire o gas y todo contacto con el agua, a menos que se esté pescando activamente. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ciudad de Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 1 milla con dirección noreste a la calle de acceso USFS. GMU/ACRES: 191/120 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, senderismo, campamento INSTALACIONES: baño, rampa para botes, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: ENTRADA 1: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 50 y 285, diríjase 4 millas con dirección norte hacia la CR 251-1. (NOTA: La primera milla de la carretera es propiedad privada. Después de entrar en la tierra de BLM, se puede acceder a la SWA durante las siguientes 2 millas, a través de la tierra de BLM y la propiedad de SWA). ENTRADA 2: Aproximadamente 1 milla al norte de la CR 251-1 hay un punto de acceso en la ctra. 285, "Punto de interés" sobre Zebulon Pike; estacionamiento y puerta de acceso en la parte este de SWA. ENTRADA 3: Un poco menos de 1 milla más al norte (aproximadamente 1 milla al sur del cruce de las ctras. 285 y 291), la CR 251 se dirige hacia el oeste; el estacionamiento y el acceso están 2.3 millas al oeste de la ctra. 285. No intente acceder desde el norte por la subdivisión de la CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56/2949 acres CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, diríjase 17 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 141. Ctra. 141 atraviesa la propiedad en dirección suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 70/12,775 acres CAZA: venado, alce, león, lince, coyote, conejo, paloma RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar en las zonas designadas. b. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Crook, diríjase 1.5 millas hacia el norte en la ctra. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90/1121 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Se podrá autorizar una prueba de campo al año en febrero, marzo o agosto. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 6 hasta la CR 370, luego diríjase 5 millas con dirección suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/400 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego diríjase 7.3 millas al sur en la CR 42, que se convierte en la calle BLM 307. GMU/ACRES: 67/320 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el 1 de julio hasta finales de febrero, abierto todo el año para el tráfico de paso en la CR Gunnison 42 y en las carreteras establecidas que conectan con las carreteras designadas por la BLM únicamente. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Eagle, diríjase al este por la ctra. 6 por aproximadamente 2—3 millas hasta la señal de límite de propiedad. Este es el límite oeste de SWA. La propiedad se extiende hacia el este aproximadamente 2 millas e incluye 3 puntos de acceso de pesca designados. Acceso permitido solo en estos puntos. GMU/ACRES: 35/25 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca en el lado norte del río Eagle. Acceso solo en los puntos designados según lo publicado. b. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ NUEVO EAGLE ROCK SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 unas 6 millas hacia CR 30. Gire al este en CR 30, continúe por 5 millas y gire al sur en CR NN. Vaya a la CR 25.5, la zona de estacionamiento está en la esquina noreste de la CR NN y la CR 25.5. GMU/ACRES: 102/1718 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre continúa en la página siguiente 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso prohibido desde las 9 p. m. hasta las 4 a. m. b. El acceso está restringido únicamente al tráfico peatonal. c. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y entrenar perros. d. Las prácticas de tiro están prohibidas, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. e. Está prohibido el uso de caballos, excepto cuando se utilicen para la caza. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78/211 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y circular con motos de nieve. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ RANCHO ELK SPRINGS SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 42 y gire al sur en BLM Rd. 1509. Continúe al sur por 9 millas a través de Secc. 36 y gire hacia el noroeste. Ingrese por el extremo sur a través de Secc. 26. GMU/ACRES: 10, 11/1400 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 15 de ago. hasta finales de feb. NOTA: No se puede acampar ni encender fogatas; los vehículos solo pueden circular por los caminos existentes. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Snyder, diríjase 6 millas con dirección noreste en CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96/2576 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: persianas de camuflaje para caza de patos en el Terreno de Union RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. d. Se requiere el permiso del propietario para cazar ciervos en la servidumbre de acceso. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. TERRENO DE LONETREE: a. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta la temporada regular de patos, se debe realizar el registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control después de las 4 a. m. TERRENO DE HAMLIN: 12 a. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta la temporada regular de patos, se debe realizar el registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Los cazadores podrán registrarse por orden de llegada después de las 4 a. m. o después de que otro cazador se retire Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en la zona en la que se han registrado Máximo de 4 cazadores 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO por zona de caza. Los cazadores deben cumplir con las restricciones de la zona para jóvenes y mentores, tal y como están publicadas. TERRENO DE UNION: a. Caza de aves acuáticas solo desde áreas designadas o persianas, los días sáb., dom., miér. y feriados estatales y federales únicamente. Se requiere reserva, válida hasta el amanecer y limitada a 3 por cazador al año. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. b. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en el puesto de control. Se permite el registro después de las 4 a. m. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar la zona reservada y pueden registrarse por orden de llegada después de que un cazador se retire o después del amanecer. Máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. c. Durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas se permite la exploración de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. solo los jue. Todas las personas que exploren deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en los puestos de control. No se permiten armas de fuego ni perros durante la exploración. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 40 hasta la calle 5. Gire a la derecha en la calle 5, luego gire a la izquierda en la calle Howelsen Pkwy, que se convierte en la calle River/CR 14 hacia el sur. SWA está al oeste de la carretera. Estacione en el lote de la izquierda publicado para Chuck Lewis SWA. Siga los postes naranjas marcados en el lado oeste de la CR 14 a lo largo del camino de servidumbre a través de la propiedad privada para acceder a Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131/674 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde las 4 a. m. hasta las 10 p. m., desde el 1 de julio hasta el 30 de noviembre b. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente. c. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — CONDADOS DE DELTA, MESA, MONTROSEs. INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE HAMILTON: Desde Delta, diríjase 2.2 millas con dirección oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.), hasta G50 Rd. Diríjase 2 millas al noroeste. Ruta alternativa: Desde Delta, diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50. TERRENO DE LOWER ROUBIDEAU: Desde Delta, diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.). TERRENO DE CORRAL PICKETT: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 21 millas con dirección suroeste en Escalante Canyon. TERRENO DE PEACH ORCHARD POINT: Desde Delta, diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.) hacia la calle Sawmill Mesa, luego diríjase 11.5 millas al norte. TERRENO DE WHITEHAWK: Desde Delta, diríjase 4 millas al oeste por la ctra. 348, continúe recto por 27 millas al oeste hacia la ctra. 25 Mesa, gire a la derecha hacia la calle Divide y siga 19 millas al norte; gire a la derecha hacia USFS Rd. 421 y continúe .5 millas al este. TERRENO DE EAST WALKER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas al norte por la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 4 millas al suroeste en Escalante Canyon. TERRENO DE UPPER ROUBIDEAU: Desde Delta, diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste por la calle 5 (G Rd.) hacia la calle Sawmill Mesa, luego diríjase 11.5 millas al norte. TERRENO DE WEST WALKER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 17 millas al suroeste en Escalante Canyon hasta Palmer Gulch Rd. Continúe 5 millas al oeste, luego 1.2 millas al norte hacia Tatum Ridge hasta los caminos de Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge, por último diríjase 6 millas al noreste. TERRENO DE WATERWHEEL: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hacia el desvío de Escalante Canyon, luego siga 3 millas con dirección suroeste en Escalante Canyon. Luego diríjase 0.75 millas agua arriba con dirección sur del río Gunnison (camino primitivo). TERRENO DE GUNNISON RIVER: Desde Delta, diríjase 12 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 50 hasta la calle Escalante Canyon, luego siga 3 millas al suroeste hasta el río Gunnison, y luego 0.75 millas río arriba al sur del río Gunnison (camino primitivo). GMU/ACRES: 62/7612 acres en todos los terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, programa de interpretación, área histórica RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido el adiestramiento canino en los terrenos de Hamilton y Lower Roubideau durante las temporadas de caza de montaña o de aves migratorias. Los terrenos de Hamilton y Lower Roubideau abren solo del 1 de agosto al 14 de marzo. b. La caza en el terreno de Lower Roubideau está abierta únicamente a jóvenes/mentores. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y ser titular de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. c. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en feb., mar., ago. y sept. d. Está prohibida la pesca con arco. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 12 millas al norte en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 535, luego diríjase 12 millas hacia el norte hasta el camino de acceso a Fish Creek. Luego continúe por 1.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 71/314 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, liebre raquetas de nieve PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento (solo durante la temporada de venado y alce), senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar durante las temporadas de venados y alces. b. NUEVO Está prohibido el acceso desde el 1 de dic. Al 30 de junio ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Flagler, diríjase 5 millas al este en la calle U. GMU/ACRES: 107/400 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, esquí acuático, campamento, pícnic, senderismo, observación de la fauna INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas, excepto los botes flotantes o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, por viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. Se permite el esquí acuático solo los dom. y lun. del 1 de junio al 31 de agosto. c. Caza abierta solo para jóvenes/mentores. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. NOTA: A partir de ago. de 2018, el lago está seco. Póngase en contacto con CPW para conocer el estado actualizado. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en Hayden, recorra 1.9 millas al norte por la calle Walnut /CR 80 hasta el estacionamiento oeste. GMU/ACRES: 441/1659 acres CAZA: caza mayor y aves acuáticas PESCA: Abierto todo el año, excepto durante las temporadas de caza mayor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento, excepto en el área designada. b. Prohibida la pesca durante las temporadas de caza mayor. c. Se permite la caza de aves acuáticas en la propiedad para 1 grupo de hasta 4 cazadores por día durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. d. Caza mayor en una propiedad dividida en 8 periodos, con un máximo de 8 reservas disponibles por periodo: 1. Tres temporadas de tiro con arco para venados y alces (sin coincidir con la temporada de caza con avancarga); 2. Temporada de ciervos y alces con avancarga; 3. Primera temporada regular de alces con rifle; 4. Segunda temporada regular de ciervos y alces con rifle; 5. Tercer temporada regular de ciervos y alces con rifle; 6. Cuarta temporada regular de ciervos y alces con rifle. e. La caza de aves acuáticas y de caza mayor solo se puede reservar. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. f. Los perros deben tener una correa de no más de 6 piesexcepto cuando se utilicen como ayuda en la caza de aves acuáticas. g. Se prohíbe la navegación pública, así como la botadura o la recuperación de embarcaciones en el río Yampa. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 20 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 a CR 183. SWA está al sur de la ctra. 50, junto a John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125/523 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibidos los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Desde Deckers, tome la ctra. 67 sur hacia Westcreek. Desde Westcreek, diríjase al oeste por la calle Stump hasta la calle 9J. Vaya al norte por la calle 9J hasta SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51/362 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ FRANK SWA — CONDADO DE WELD, LARIMERs. INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la salida Windsor, diríjase 2.3 millas al este en la ctra. 392 hacia la CR 13, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 94/324 acres PESCA: agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida. Cerrado al norte del río Poudre para todo tipo de acceso público, incluida la pesca. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto los arcos permitidos solo para la pesca con arco. d. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70 y luego gire al sur en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Entre en el Parque Estatal James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (justo al norte del río Colorado); el SWA está al oeste del parque y se accede a él desde Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/38 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite la caza de aves acuáticas desde los puestos de observación designados. b. Se prohíbe acampar y llevar perros (excepto como ayuda para la caza). c. La caza de aves acuáticas solo se puede reservar a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. d. Los cazadores con reservas solo podrán cazar el área de caza especificada en la reserva. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 291 hacia la CR 154, luego diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste. SWA está al suroeste de Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56/69 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, disparar arcos y armas de fuego. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE PHILLIPS INDICACIONES: Desde Holyoke, diríjase 5 millas al oeste por la carretera. 6 hacia la CR 29, luego diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 98/68 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde New Castle, diríjase 2 millas al suroeste en la CR 312 hasta Garfield Creek Rd., luego siga 1 milla hacia el sur. GMU/ACRES: 42/13,179 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar desde 7 días antes del inicio de las temporadas regulares de caza mayor hasta 7 días después de las temporadas regulares de caza mayor. b. Se prohíbe la caza a menos de 75 yardas de la línea central de las carreteras 312 y 328. Prohibida la caza en la zona de seguridad designada según lo publicado c. Abierto desde el 1 de diciembre AL 15 de julio solo para la caza de pavos de primavera por debajo, y la caza menor por encima, de la intersección de las ctras. 312 y 328. Abierto para otros accesos del 16 de julio al 30 de noviembre. d. Está prohibida la caza de urogallos y de grévol engolado en el terreno de Upper Baldy. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Bicicletas solo en las ctras. 312 y 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, tome la salida 228. Gire al norte en la calle 15. GMU/ACRES: 39/670 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, berrendo, cimarrón RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo NOTA: Se prohíbe la caza de berrendos cimarrones a menos de 0.25 millas de la I-70 en todo el SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Granada, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385; gire al este en la calle Half (primera carretera al norte del ferrocarril); siga por 1.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132/5630 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en agua templada en el río Arkansas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer. b. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. Todos los vehículos de motor están restringidos a las vías de acceso y a las zonas de estacionamiento. c. Se prohíbe la acampada, las fogatas, los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. TERRENO DE MIDWESTERN FARMS: a. Caza restringida al sur de la carretera del río y solo con escopeta, tiro con arco y cetrería. b. Se prohíbe nadar, navegar y usar botes flotantes. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SWA está 0.75 millas al este de la ctra. 40 en la CR 89, cerca de Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28/451 acres RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de abril al 14 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe encender fogatas y los vehículos de motor. c. Los perros deben tener una correa. d. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GRAND JUNCTION: WEST LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: 711 Av. Independent, Gran Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30/6 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público de 7 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe la navegación y las actividades de contacto con el agua. c. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GRANITE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, 17 millas al norte en la ctra. 24. Acceso desde el límite del condado de Chaffee-Lake río abajo hasta 0.25 millas por debajo del puente Granite. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49/131 acres PESCA: acceso a la pesca únicamente; pesca en aguas frías en el río Arkansas. La zona de pesca es desde la línea del condado de Lake aguas abajo hasta 1.5 millas por debajo del puente de Granite. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la acampada, las fogatas, los perros, las actividades mineras y el bateo. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE CONSERVACIÓN) —CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, tome la ctra. 13 norte por 44 millas a Baggs, Wyo. Gire a la derecha en Wyo. en la ctra. 70, siga por 17 millas hacia la CR 129. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 3 millas hasta el campamento SWA. GMU/ACRES: 5/2511 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben las fogatas, las motos de nieve, los vehículos todo terreno, las motocicletas, el uso comercial, la tala de árboles y la recolección. b. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. c. Las armas de fuego solo están permitidas para la caza. d. Solo se puede acampar en campamentos acondicionados. e. Cerrado en los prados de heno al norte de la CR 129. f. El acceso a la pesca en el río Little Snake está restringido al corredor del río, más 20 pies por encima de la línea de flotación alta en cualquier orilla. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 25 millas al norte por USFS Rd. 526 hacia USFS Rd. 533, luego siga 5 millas con dirección noreste. GMU/ACRES: 71/606 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Todas las embarcaciones motorizadas o con remolque deben zarpar en la rampa de la CPW. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL Y REDDEN) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: PARCELA DE VAN TUYL: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 13. Gire a la izquierda y siga 0.25 millas hasta que la carretera se desplaza a la izquierda y se convierte en la calle Tincup en Gunnison. Continúe hacia el oeste por 3 cuadras hacia Palisade City Park. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte del parque. Acceso a pie 0.5 millas al oeste del estacionamiento. SERVIDUMBRE REDDEN: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135 aprox. por 2.5 millas hasta el río Gunnison. El estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de la ctra. 135 en el lado norte del río Gunnison. Desde el área de estacionamiento, camine por el puente peatonal hasta el lado sur del río. Pesca a pie/en vadeo solamente en el lado sur del río y aprox. 0.3 millas río abajo desde la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 54/81 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas solo con escopeta PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso al río Gunnison solamente a pie desde la intersección del sendero Van Tuyl en Y-gate, como se indica. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto cuando se cazan aves acuáticas con escopetas en el Terreno de Van Tuyl. c. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54/2800 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro 14 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 1 de mayo al 30 de noviembre. b. Parcela de Blinberry Gulch abierta para acceso público del 1 de julio al 30 de noviembre. c. Abierto al acceso público del 1 de mayo al 15 de agosto, desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer solamente. d. Solo se puede acampar en las zonas designadas y solo se permite del 16 de ago. al 30 de nov. solamente. e. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente por el sendero Beaver Creek. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: I-70 hasta la salida de Gypsum, tome la carretera lateral sur de la I-70 este hasta la zona de estacionamiento. SWA está en el lado norte de Eagle River. GMUS/ACRES: 35/90 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para cazadores y pescadores. b. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas, los recipientes de vidrio, botar o utilizar embarcaciones c. Los perros están prohibidos desde el 15 de marzoal15 de junio para proteger a las aves acuáticas que anidan. Los perros están prohibidos en los estanques del Este, excepto cuando se utilizan en la caza de aves acuáticas. d. Los ensayos de campo podrán ser autorizados en ago. y sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 18 millas al norte en la ctra. 24. SWA en ambos lados del río, aguas arriba de la línea del condado de Lake/ Chaffee. GMUs: 48, 49 PESCA: 1.25 millas de acceso a la pesca en el río Arkansas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, las fogatas, los perros, las armas, las actividades mineras y el bateo. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. ▶ HARMON SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en Buena Vista, diríjase al oeste en la CR 306 por 2.2 millas. Gire a la derecha en la CR 361 por 0.2 millas hasta el área de estacionam1iento. GMU/ACRES: 481/10 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público solo para la pesca. b. Están prohibidas las fogatas, los perros, la acampada nocturna, las armas de fuego y la caza. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 550 hacia USFS Rd. 671, luego siga 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 74/208 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: navegación, campamento en la propiedad del USFS en el lado este del lago; tarifa para acampar/uso diario INSTALACIONES: rampa de grava para botes, zona de campamento del USFS con baños y agua potable al este del lago RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico únicamente. ▶ CAMPO DE TIRO DE HAYDEN — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40 hacia la calle Hawthorne/CR 37. Continúe hacia el sur aproximadamente 3 millas a través de una intersección en forma de Y; el rango a su izquierda. GMU/ACRES: 13/40 acres INSTALACIONES: Rango de tiro RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para el acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. b. Se prohíbe generar explosiones y en cualquier otro objetivo que no sea de papel o cartón. c. Todos los disparos deben impactar en las bermas designadas, excepto las escopetas con perdigones. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Buena Vista, diríjase 5 millas al norte en la ctra. 24 hacia la CR 361, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 481/720 acres CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor, berrendos RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ NUEVO HEREFORD HAVEN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en Hayden, recorra 3.1 millas al norte por la calle Walnut/ CR 80 hasta el acceso al estacionamiento. El acceso es a pie a través de la SWA Flanders Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 441/190 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie. b. La pesca está prohibida durante las temporadas de caza mayor establecidas. c. La caza de aves acuáticas en la propiedad se limita a un grupo (hasta cuatro cazadores) por día durante las temporadas establecidas de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe la caza mayor y menor. e. La caza de aves acuáticas se realiza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de las reservas deben tener su carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Las reservas se pueden obtener a través del Sistema de Reservas Hunter bajo el SWA de Flanders Ranch. f. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza de aves acuáticas. g. Prohibido botar o recuperar embarcaciones en el río Yampa. ▶ HIGEL SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, tome la ctra. 160 noroeste hacia la CR 104 norte. SWA está al norte de la unión de las CR 104 y 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791/1465 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde el 1 de sept. al 14 de feb., solo los sábados, domingos, miér. y días festivos estatales y federales. b. Se requiere permiso desde el 1 de sept. al 14 de feb. Se emiten un máximo de 25 permisos diarios, disponibles de forma gratuita, por orden de llegada. NUEVO Los permisos se pueden obtener por correo electrónico montevista.wildlife@state.co.us o llamando al 719-587-6900. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE NUEVO Las reservas podrán hacerse con hasta 14 días de anticipación pero no menos de 2 días antes de la fecha solicitada. c. Cerrado del 15 de febrero al 15 de julio para proteger a las aves acuáticas que anidan. El Responsable del Área de Vida Silvestre puede autorizar usos educativos o científicos durante los cierres. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 14 en el extremo superior del cañón de Poudre, diríjase 30 millas al norte en la calle Laramie River (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7/80 acres de agua, 1 milla de río; 133 acres en total CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto para las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, con viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Veleros prohibidos. c. Acampar solo en el área de campamento del río Laramie. d. La calle Grace Creek está cerrada al público, excepto a los cazadores con licencia, desde el 16 de agosto hasta el último día de la 4.º temporada de caza con rifle. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Swink, diríjase 3 millas al norte en la CR 24.5 a CR FF, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 125/670 acres PESCA: agua templada CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida como se indica en la zona de seguridad en el lado suroeste cerca de la residencia. ▶ HOLLY SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Holly, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132/277 acres CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la acampada, las fogatas, los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. b. Prohibida la caza en zonas de seguridad designadas entre la ctra. 50 y CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — CONDADO DE PHILLIPS INDICACIONES: Desde Holyoke, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 385 a la CR 14; luego diríjase 4 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 98/80 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este por la Av. Sherman GMU/ACRES: 791/64 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Prohibida la caza. c. Únicamente botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. Se permiten lanchas a motor de hasta 10 hp en cualquier momento. Se permiten lanchas a motor de 10 hp o más solo de 10 a. m. a 4 p. m. d. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — CONDADO DE OTERO, BENT INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 8 millas al norte por la ctra. 109 hacia Cheraw; luego diríjase 2 millas con dirección este en la CR JJ.5 a CR 33. Diríjase 7 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 125/2603 acres PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre. INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos todoterreno, motos de motocross y motos de nieve. c. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. Represas, ensenadas, estructuras de salida cerradas excepto cuando se pesca. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: I-70 oeste hasta la salida de Fruita, tome la ctra. 340 sur por 1 milla hasta la señal de propiedad. Tome la carretera de acceso por 4 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40/1439 acres CAZA: venado, aves acuáticas, paloma, coyote, conejo, faisán PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público de 5 a. m. a 9 p. m.; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca; NUEVO cierre estacional en un tercio del sector oeste de la propiedad a partir del 15 de marzo al 15 de julio señalizado con carteles. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y cazar codornices. c. La caza del pavo solo está permitida para: 1. Permiso de acceso limitado para la caza de jóvenes/mentores en primavera. 2. Los cazadores con licencia limitada de GMU 30 solo podrán cazar en la Isla Skipper. d. Caza permitida con escopetas, arcos de mano, fusiles de avancarga y cetrería. e. La caza de aves acuáticas los sábados está restringida a los jóvenes/mentores, y solo desde 100 yardas al este del puesto de observación n.º 1 hasta el límite de la SWA. f. Para cazar aves acuáticas en el extremo oeste de la propiedad, es necesario reservar una persiana específica. Caza restringida a menos de 100 yardas de la persiana. Máximo 4 cazadores por persiana. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en el área reservada. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. g. Los cazadores con reservas solo podrán cazar el área de caza especificada en la reserva. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. h. No se requieren permisos para la caza de aves acuáticas 100 yardas al este del puesto de observación n.º 1 hasta el límite este de SWA, incluida la isla de Skipper. i. Prohibida la casa de aves acuáticas de miér. a vie., excepto días de Acción de Gracias, Navidad y Año Nuevo. j. Está prohibida la caza de aves acuáticas en la Isla North Skipper, excepto en las persianas ya existentes. k. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/9485 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos prohibidos del 1 de enero al 30 de abril b. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (ZONA DE PESCA DE LAS UNIDADES DE JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, JENNY WILLIAMS, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: CAMPO DE TIRO DE BYERS CANYON: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 al rango (norte de la ctra.) RANCHO ESTATAL DE HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia el puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase al sur en el extremo oeste del puente. UNIDAD DE LONE BUCK: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia la unidad (sur de la ctra.). UNIDAD DE JENNY WILLIAMS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia CR 50 (extremo este del puente del río Colorado), luego diríjase 2 millas al sur. UNIDAD DE JOE GERRANS: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia el puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase al sur en el extremo este del puente. ZONA DE PESCA PAUL F. GILBERT: Desde Hot Sulphul Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 al extremo oeste del puente del río Colorado, luego diríjase hacia el sur. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28/2160 acres, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre, fotografía, campo de tiro INSTALACIONES: baños, campo de tiro, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. acampar solo en los campamentos las unidades de Joe Gerrans y Lone Buck. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego en la Unidad de Joe Gerrans, en los campamentos de la Unidad de Lone Buck y en la zona de pesca Paul F. Gilbert. c. El campo de tiro Byers Canyon está abierto desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. El campo de tiro puede estar cerrado para proteger la caza mayor invernal. d. Está prohibida la pesca con arco. e. Se prohíben las fogatas y los viajes fuera de la carretera en la Unidad de Parshall Divide. CPW.STATE.CO.US 15 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ HUERFANO SWA — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, tome la CR 550/580 por 13 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 861/544 acres CAZA: venado, oso, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, mesas de pícnic ▶ HUGO SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE CLINGINGSMITH: Desde Hugo, diríjase 14 millas al sur en la CR 109, luego diríjase 2.25 millas al este en la CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113/2240 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; pesca de trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase 12 millas al sureste en la ctra. 317 hacia la CR 67, luego diríjase 6 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 12/2039 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar en las zonas designadas. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la ctra. Tome la salida 39 y diríjase 7.4 millas al norte en la ctra. 39 hacia la ctra. 144. Luego diríjase 1 milla al noreste en la CR 5, diríjase 3.8 millas al norte en la CR CC, 1 milla al oeste en la CR 4 y luego 0.25 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 95/394 acres CAZA: paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p.m., excepto que no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, pescar en el hielo, practicar tiro al blanco y cazar con rifles de fuego central. c. Se prohíbe la caza y las embarcaciones en la superficie congelada del lago. d. Se prohíbe la pesca desde el 1 de oct. hasta la temporada de ganso oscuro. e. Durante la temporada de cerceta y la primera parte de la temporada regular de patos, es necesario reservar los sábados, domingos y días festivos estatales y federales para cazar aves acuáticas. Reservas válidas hasta el amanecer y están limitadas a 3 por cazador al año. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. No se requieren reservas Lun. a Vie., excepto feriados estatales y federales, y los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada. f. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben registrarse a la entrada y salida en el puesto de control. Los cazadores no podrán registrarse hasta las 4 a. m. y solo podrán cazar en la zona reservada. Los cazadores pueden registrarse por orden de llegada 16 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO después de que un cazador se retire, o después del amanecer si un cazador no se ha registrado. Se permite un máximo de 4 cazadores por zona de caza. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Raton, N.M., diríjase 7 millas en las ctras. New Mexico 72 y 526. Suba hacia el norte por el cañón Sugarite 12 millas hasta el lago Dorothey SWA, luego vaya hacia el noroeste 4 millas por un sendero no marcado hasta la cima del pico Fishers. GMU/ACRES: 140/8200 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo, pícnic RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 2 de abril al 30 de noviembre b. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente. c. Está prohibido acampar a menos de 100 pies de los arroyos. d. Acceso a la caza solo por sorteo, y solo para la caza mayor en las temporadas regulares de venado y alce con rifle. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 24 este de Hartsel, tome la CR 15 (calle Elkhorn) al norte por 15 millas hasta la señal. Diríjase al oeste 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento. Desde la ctra. 285 en el desvío Como, tome la CR 15 con dirección sureste por 8 millas hasta la señal. Diríjase al oeste por 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento. El camino a la zona de estacionamiento no tiene mantenimiento en invierno. GMU/ACRES: 50/17,429 acres CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: zona de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 2 de mayo al 31 de diciembre. b. Las fogatas solo se pueden hacer en los espacios establecidos para ello en las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Morgan, diríjase 4 millas al noreste por la I-76 hasta la calle Dodd Bridge, luego diríjase 1.75 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 96/903 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ JENSEN SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 9 millas al noreste en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211/5955 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 31 de dic. b. Solo se permite acampar en las zonas designadas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 Y 2) — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Molina, tome la ctra. 330 al oeste, SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. en la confluencia de los arroyos Plateau y Spring. GMU/ACRES: 421/871 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza, las armas de fuego, la pesca en hielo, la acampada, las fogatas, los vehículos motorizados y no motorizados, los animales domésticos, la navegación, la flotación, la natación y el vadeo. Se permite el uso de barcas con vadeadores. b. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Norwood, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 610, luego diríjase 24 millas al sur. Acceso solamente a pie o a caballo. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71/5030 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: dos corrales para caballos, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 5 millas con dirección noreste en la ctra. 184 hacia la CR 40, luego diríjase 4 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 73/120 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Está prohibido acampar. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase 16 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 24 en Hasty. Después diríjase 2 millas con dirección en la CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146/19,471 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. b. NUEVO Desde el 1 de noviembre hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias, se permite el uso de embarcaciones en las tierras del Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ejército arrendadas a la CPW, según se indique, para recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas y así proporcionar su descanso. c. Están prohibidos los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. Desde el puente 24 sobre el río Arkansas, SWA está en la mitad oeste del río 0.25 millas agua arriba y 0.5 millas agua abajo. Solo acceso para la pesca. GMU/ACRES: 481/9 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE SEDGWICK Y LOGAN. INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Red Lion (N.º 155), diríjase 3 millas al norte a la ctra. 138; diríjase 1 milla con dirección noreste hacia CR 95; luego siga por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 90/1703 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Un máximo de 250 vehículos en la propiedad a la vez. b. Todos los ruidos fuertes que perturben la paz, excepto las actividades legales de caza, están prohibidas de 10 p. m. a 6 a. m. c. Práctica de tiro, se prohíbe la caza desde la superficie congelada del lago. d. Se prohíben las embarcaciones a menos de 50 pies de la estructura de salida. e. Está prohibido botar embarcaciones a motor o veleros si la estación de inspección del SNA está cerrada. f. Las embarcaciones manuales y con motor solo están permitidas para la pesca, para colocar o recoger señuelos, o para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas después de que la estación de inspección de ANS cierre por el año, o hasta que el embalse se congele. g. Está prohibido el esquí acuático de 7 p. m. a 10 a. m., de vie. a lun. del fin de semana del Día de los Caídos. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — CONDADO DE ELBERT INDICACIONES: Desde Kiowa, tome la ctra. 86 unas 16 millas al este hacia CR 105. Gire al norte, continúe alrededor de 2 millas hacia CR 122, luego gire al este hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105/14,733 acres CAZA: Únicamente con permiso especial de tiro. La caza está restringida a venados de cola blanca y venados mulos, a berrendos, a palomas, a conejos y a aves acuáticas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de caza únicamente mediante permiso. Debe tener licencia vigente antes de solicitar el permiso. Los permisos en la Unidad de Woodard se expiden dando prioridad a los cazadores con problemas de movilidad y a los jóvenes cazadores tutelados. Los cazadores deben tener los permisos encima en todo momento. 1. Los permisos pueden designar zonas de caza; si es así, la actividad está restringida únicamente a esas zonas. El permiso no es válido para toda la propiedad. 2. Los permisos son gratuitos y se obtienen mediante un proceso de asignación. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de CPW en Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Las solicitudes de acceso a la caza en otoño deben presentarse el tercer lun. de ago. b. Se permite la caza de palomas, venados de cola blanca, venados mulos y berrendos. En la Unidad de Woodard, se permite la caza de aves acuáticas, caza menor (excluyendo las palomas y coyotes), venado de cola blanca, venado mulo y berrendos. c. Los cazadores autorizados pueden llevar a otra persona no cazadora a la propiedad. En la Unidad de Woodard, los cazadores con problemas de movilidad pueden llevar a dos no cazadores a la propiedad. Los no cazadores adicionales deben permanecer con el titular del permiso. d. Los cazadores autorizados de palomas o de la Unidad de Woodard pueden acceder a la propiedad el día de apertura de su temporada. Otros cazadores permitidos podrán ingresar a la propiedad después del primer lun. después del día de apertura de su temporada. e. Abierto para el acceso de los cazadores autorizados desde 2 horas antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. f. Se permite el uso de vehículos únicamente en las vías señalizadas existentes que conducen a áreas de estacionamiento. Los cazadores con problemas de movilidad pueden utilizar un vehículo todoterreno para cazar y recuperar sus piezas en la Unidad de Woodard. Todos los demás accesos únicamente a pie o a caballo. g. Las puertas se deben dejar tal y como se encontraban después de pasar. h. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. i. Los perros están prohibidos en la Unidad de Woodard. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 3 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 387 (camino de tierra), luego continúe por 0.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 37/1304 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar y hacer ala delta. b. Solo se permite el uso de vehículos desde el día después del Día del Trabajo hasta el día después de la temporada de caza mayor. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 18. Desde la CR 18, diríjase ya sea al este o cruzando el canal (norte) para acceder a SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126/13,580 acres CAZA: venado, berrendos, caza menor RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. b. Acceso solo a pie; vehículos restringidos a áreas de estacionamiento y carreteras. c. Zona de seguridad de edificios y otras zonas de seguridad cerradas según lo publicado. d. Se prohíbe acampar, las fogatas, recoger leña y el uso de vehículos todo terreno. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Prohibida la recogida y/o liberación de tortugas de caja ornamentadas. g. Caza nocturna con luz artificial para ciertas especies permitidas con permiso adicional. Comuníquese con la Oficina de Área de CPW en Lamar para más detalles, 719-3366600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 94 y 109, diríjase al sur 10 millas en ctra. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120/235 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; pesca de trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, refugios de sombra RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE BREEZE: Aprox. 15 millas al oeste de Granby en la ctra. 40 pasando Parshall, continúe por 0.5 millas. Busque el marcador de milla 196. Gire a la izquierda, siga 0.25 millas más allá del marcador del estacionamiento, o vaya hacia el oeste 0.75 millas para estacionar. La unidad está 11.5 millas al oeste de Kremmling. UNIDAD DE KEMP: Desde Granby, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40, gire al sur en la CR 3 y cruce el puente del río Colorado. Continúe al sur hasta la cima de la colina. El estacionamiento está a la derecha de manera adyacente a la CR 36. La unidad está a 12 millas al este de Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28/1714 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. La pesca en el estanque infantil de la Unidad de Breeze está restringida a la pesca juvenil y a los pescadores con problemas de movilidad que estén limitados a una silla de ruedas. b. El campo de heno húmedo de la Unidad de Breeze está cerrado desde el 15 de marzo hasta el 15 de julio ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE KINNEY LAKE: Desde Hugo, diríjase alrededor de 11.7 millas al sur de la ciudad en la CR 109 (también llamado CR 32) hacia CR 2J. Luego vaya 1 milla al este en CR 2J a la esquina suroeste de SWA GMU/ACRES: 113/320 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada; trucha surtida en primavera RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 10 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/15 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. No hay acceso público más allá de 25 pies desde la línea central del arroyo. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Sterling, diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste hacia CR 370 (centro de información, museo), luego diríjase 1 milla al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/581 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 17 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y realizar prácticas de tiro. c. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. d. Se requiere el permiso del propietario para cazar ciervos en la servidumbre de acceso. e. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Capulin, tome la CR 8 al sur y al oeste por 10.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 81/2808 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Están prohibidas las motos de nieve. b. Los vehículos prohibidos del 1 de ene. al jue. antes del Día de los Caídos. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara en la ctra. 285, diríjase 10.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 15 hacia USFS Rd. 255. Diríjase 0.5 millas hacia USFS Rd. 240, gire al sur y diríjase 13.5 millas hasta el embalse. GMU/ACRES: 81/635 acres CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al sur por la I-25. Salida en la ctra. 165 hacia la ciudad de Colorado. Gire a la derecha en la calle Cuerno Verde. SWA está en el lado oeste de la carretera antes de las curvas de la carretera este. GMU/ACRES: 84/66 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohibe la caza, acampar, encender fogatas y la pesca en hielo. b. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. c. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. d. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Raton, N.M., diríjase 7 millas al noreste en N.M. Ctras. 72 y 526, luego vaya al norte por Sugarite Canyon por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 140/4500 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, pavo PESCA: lago de agua fría, arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo desde estacionamientos establecidos. b. Está prohibido acampar a menos de 200 yardas del lago Dorothey o a 100 pies de los arroyos, excepto en áreas designadas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto escopetas o arcos, durante la caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. d. Caza mayor solo con arco. e. Está prohibida la caza con trampas. 18 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Lake City, diríjase 5.375 millas al norte en la ctra. 149 al sur hacia el fin de servidumbre de pesca. GMU/ACRES: 66/42 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12W, luego siga por 8 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 7. Continúe por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 161/565 acres de agua, 282 acres de tierra CAZA: caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento privado con conexiones eléctricas, baño, rampa para botes, refugios de sombra, mesas de pícnic RESTRICCIONES: a. Acampar solo en áreas establecidas. b. Esquí acuático, tablas de vela prohibidas. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase 7 millas al oeste en la ctra. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84/11,864 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas, codornices escamadas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, sendero natural RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y realizar prácticas de tiro. b. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto escopetas o arcos, durante la caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. c. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. d. Se prohíbe saltar, zambullirse, columpiarse desde acantilados, cornisas o estructuras hechas por el hombre, incluyendo, pero sin limitarse a, los muelles para embarcaciones, las estructuras del puerto deportivo, el caballete del ferrocarril en Turkey Creek. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison ir al norte por la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 10. Vaya hacia el este por la carretera pavimentada hasta donde comienza la calle del USFS 743. Diríjase al este por USFS 743 por 8.2 millas hasta 743.4b. Continúe al norte en 743.4b y por USFS Rd. 606 por aprox. 3 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU: 55/560 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, tome la ctra. 340 oeste hacia la calle 20 1/2.; gire al norte. Gire al este en la calle F 3/4, diríjase al norte en la calle Roundup Dr. y al este en la calle Baseline Dr. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 40/31 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público media hora antes del amanecer a media hora después del atardecer. b. Está prohibido acampar, las fogatas, cazar y los vehículos automotores. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la CR 19. La CR 19 atraviesa el SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/4860 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, urogallo salvia RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar solo en unidades autónomas durante cualquier temporada de venados, alces o berrendos. b. Está prohibido encender fogatas. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Fruita, tome la I-70 hasta la salida Loma (N.º 15), luego diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la carretera de circunvalación, gire al sur 0.25 millas hacia el río Colorado. GMU/ACRES: 30/8 acres RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, baño RESTRICCIONES: c. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, disparar armas de fuego, botar o utilizar embarcaciones personales (motos acuáticas). ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Campion, diríjase 3.25 millas al oeste en la CR 14 hacia la CR 21, luego continúe por 1.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/181 agua, 121 acres de tierra PESCA: agua templada, agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campo de tiro con arco, sendero natural INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la pesca en la ensenada y en el estanque anexo. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. c. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, montar a caballo, navegar en tablas de vela, andar en bicicleta y practicar tiro al blanco. d. Las mascotas deben ir con correa de no más de 6 pies. e. Los perros en los botes no están obligados a llevar correa. f. Desde el 1 de sept. hasta fines de feb. los perros están prohibidos en el estacionamiento oeste a la orilla del lago, excepto que se utilicen como ayuda para la caza. g. Desde el 1 de marzo hasta el 31 de agosto, los perros están prohibidos en el estacionamiento oeste a la orilla del lago. h. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros en el estanque anexo y en los terrenos adyacentes, tal como se indica para proteger la fauna. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA Y DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 21 millas al norte en la ctra. 491 hacia la CR DD; diríjase 1 milla al este hacia la CR 16; continúe 3 millas al norte por la carretera de acceso; luego diríjase 1.5 millas al este hacia el puente Bradfield. GMU/ACRES: 711/1724 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, pavo, paloma PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. El estacionamiento nocturno solo se puede realizar en las zonas designadas. b. Está prohibido encender fogatas. ▶ LOUISIANA PURCHASE RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO. Esta es una PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta ÚNICAMENTE a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU: 211 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede cazar venados y alces. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Reservas válidas a partir del sexto día de temporada designado por la licencia hasta el final de la temporada. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer hasta 2 acompañantes que no sean cazadores. c. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos, excepto en los caminos designados o con el permiso de los propietarios de los ranchos. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Está prohibida la acampada nocturna, los perros, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de árboles, el tiro al blanco, la construcción de persianas permanentes y la recolección de objetos. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop (8 millas al sur de Buena Vista en la ctra. 285), diríjase al oeste en la CR 162 por aprox. 8 millas. El estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la carretera en la pradera. GMU/ACRES: 481/11 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la observación de la fauna. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ MANVILLE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA: RÍO PLATTE NORTE, ARROYO DE AGUA FRÍA ROARING FORK) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, diríjase 5 millas al oeste de la CR 18, continúe por 4.5 millas al suroeste por la CR 5, luego diríjase 0.125 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 16/4.4 mi. de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría Roaring Fork RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Powderhorn en la ctra. 149, diríjase 14.7 millas al sur en la CR 27 (calle Cebolla Creek). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67/1429 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría INSTALACIONES: inodoros de bóveda RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, senderismo, pícnic, campamento ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde la Av. Onarga de Paonia, diríjase al sur por la calle Lamborn Mesa que se convierte en la calle 4100. En la señal de alto, gire a la derecha en la calle Stewart Mesa, que al sur se convierte en la calle 4050. En el extremo sur, la carretera se bifurca; gire a la izquierda en la calle L30. GMU/ACRES: 53/1600 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza, la pesca o las trampas. Abierto desde el 1 de mayo hasta el final de la temporada regular de caza mayor. b. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR8, luego continúe por 2 millas con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 23/48 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza mayor se limita a los equipos de tiro con arco.. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte en las ctras. 71 y 50, luego diríjase 1 milla al este de la ctra. 71 en la calle 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129/278 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Los fines de semana, la caza está limitada a los jóvenes/mentores; solo puede cazar 1 mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. ▶ MESSEX SWA — CONDADO DE WASHINGTON Y LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Merino, diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte hacia la ctra. 6; diríjase 1.75 millas al noreste en la CR R; luego diríjase 1.5 millas al norte; luego continúe 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 96/680 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Se requiere el permiso del propietario para cazar ciervos en la servidumbre de acceso. f. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. g. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 8 millas al oeste en la calle Hermit Lakes. GMU/ACRES: 86/486 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: mesas de pícnic ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Lamar, diríjase 4 millas al este por la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132/876 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: senderismo, tiro con arco/fusil RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes de la salida del sol hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol, salvo que se acampe en zonas designadas o se practique la caza o la pesca. b. Están prohibidos los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. c. Las aves de caza domésticas, asilvestradas o de propiedad privada pueden ser liberadas por el CPW o su agente con fines educativos o de formación sin restricciones. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 135, gire a la izquierda y diríjase al norte por la CR 730. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 7. El SWA nace poco después de la unión de las ctras. 7 y 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54/1604 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 1 de julio hasta finales de febrero. b. Norte de la CR 7: Prohibida la caza excepto la caza para jóvenes/mentores con permiso. Máximo 4 permisos gratuitos diarios, por orden de llegada. Permisos disponibles mediante reserva en la Oficina del Área de Gunnison de CPW, 300 oeste. Av. New York, Gunnison, o llame al 970-641-7060. Las reservas podrán hacerse con hasta 30 días de anticipación, pero no menos de 2 días antes de la fecha de caza solicitada. Con las reservas, los jóvenes y los mentores recibirán un mapa con los puntos de acceso y las restricciones. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y estar en posesión de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. El mentor no tiene permitido cazar. c. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar y encender fogatas. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos en las zonas protegidas señalizadas. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Greeley, diríjase 5 millas al este en la ctra. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951/68 acres CAZA: paloma, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. hasta una hora después de la puesta de sol. b. Abierto al acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera. c. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, los caballos y realizar prácticas de tiro. d. El acceso a la caza está limitado a los ocupantes de vehículos legalmente estacionados en 1 de las 4 plazas de la zona designada. Se requiere reserva para ocupar un espacio desde las 4 a. m. hasta el mediodía. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Después del mediodía, todas las plazas de estacionamiento están disponibles por orden de llegada. e. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde la Interestatal 70, tome la ctra. 65 unas 10 millas al este. Gire hacia la ctra. 330 y continúe al este por 0.5 millas. SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 421/11 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada CAZA: aves acuáticas desde las persianas designadas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre continúa en la página siguiente 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza con armas de fuego, excepto para las aves acuáticas desde los puestos de observación designados. b. Se prohíbe acampar, las fogatas, los vehículos motorizados y no motorizados, las mascotas y los animales domésticos. ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Garland, diríjase 2.5 millas al este en la ctra. 160 hacia Trinchera Ranch Rd., luego continúe 2 millas al sur hacia Icehouse Rd.. Luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste hacia el norte hasta la entrada, o continúe 1 milla al sur hasta la entrada sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/1061 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido el esquí acuático. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la I-70 oeste hasta la salida Evergreen Pkwy., continúe por 6 millas al sur en la ctra. 74 hacia Evergreen Lake; gire a la derecha en la calle Upper Bear Creek. Diríjase 6.5 millas al oeste, gire nuevamente a la derecha en la calle Upper Bear Creek (CR 480) y continúe por 3 millas, siguiendo las indicaciones de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39/3438 acres CAZA: venado, alce PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 15 de junio al 31 de diciembre. b. Solo se permiten actividades de pesca y caza desde el día después del Día del Trabajo hasta el final de la 4.º temporada regular de rifle. c. Acampada limitada a 5 días en un periodo de 45 días en campamentos designados, excepto en las temporadas de caza mayor. d. Se admiten perros solo como ayuda en la caza o con correa. e. Los vehículos están prohibidos el día después del Día del Trabajo hasta el 14 de jun., excepto en las temporadas regulares de venado y alce con rifle. f. Grupos de 25 o más personas deben obtener un permiso antes de su uso; 1 grupo permitido a la vez. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291; luego diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste en la CR 154, luego continúe 1.25 millas noroeste en la CR 160 hasta el primer estacionamiento. La segunda zona de estacionamiento está a 0.7 millas pasando el primer lote en la CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56/231 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, estanques, río Arkansas (acceso sur del río solamente) RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se permite la caza con escopetas, arcos de mano, fusiles de avancarga o solo con cetrería. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.25 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 291 hacia la CR 154. El área de vida silvestre se encuentra a lo largo del lado sur del río Arkansas, entre Sand Lake y la presa de derivación del Monte Shavano SFU por encima de SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57/84 acres PESCA: río de agua fría 20 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrada al sur de la CR 154 y al oeste de ctra. 291. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego excepto cuando se caza desde el extremo superior del monte Shavano SFU, río arriba hasta el límite de la propiedad marcado. Se permite la caza solo con escopetas, arcos de mano, fusiles de avancarga o con cetrería. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego desde el extremo superior del monte Shavano SFU, río abajo hasta la ctra. 291, puente. Se permite la caza solo con arcos de mano o con cetrería. e. Está prohibida la caza entre la ctra. 291 y el río Arkansas, desde la ctra. 291 y río abajo hacia la CR 175. ▶ MURPHY SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA: RÍO MICHIGAN) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6/6 millas de río PESCA: Río Michigan, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 61, luego continúe por 2 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 951/159 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 11 millas al noroeste en la ctra. 491 hacia la ctra. 184, luego diríjase 2 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 711/764 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Está prohibido acampar y los contenedores de vidrio. c. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Drake, diríjase 0.25 millas al oeste en la calle Devil's Gulch. GMU/ACRES: 20/16 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, diríjase 35 millas al noroeste en la ctra. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851/840 acres PESCA: lago y arroyo de agua fría CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, oso RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes con estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA DE LAS UNIDADES DE BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS, SLEEPY CAT) — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE BEL AIRE: Desde Meeker, diríjase 21 millas al este en la CR 8 hacia la CR 17 (calle Buford/Newcastle), luego diríjase 1.5 millas al sur. UNIDAD DE LAKE AVERY: Desde Meeker, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 8, luego diríjase 19 millas al este. UNIDAD DE JON WANGNILD: Para las entradas Seely o Sleepy Cat, desde Meeker, diríjase 6.3 millas o 16 millas al este en la CR 8 y busque los letreros de CPW a la izquierda. Para la entrada a Kracht, desde Meeker, tome la CR 8 al este por 3.5 millas. Diríjase hacia el este en la CR 6 por 6 millas. Diríjase hacia el este en la CR 40 por 2.7 millas y busque el letrero de CPW a la derecha. UNIDAD DE SLEEPY CAT PONDS: Desde Meeker, diríjase 16 millas al este en CR 8. SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA DE SLEEPY CAT: Desde Meeker, diríjase 17 millas al este en la CR 8 hacia Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24/13,664 acres totales, todas las unidades CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos, baños, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. La Unidad de Oak Ridge abierta desde el 16 de julio hasta el 30 de noviembre. b. Solo se permite acampar en las zonas designadas. c. La Unidad de Sleepy Cat Ponds y la servidumbre de pesca de Sleepy Cat están abiertas solo para la pesca. d. Se prohíbe la caza, excepto el tiro con arco, en la Unidad de Bel Aire al sur de la CR 8, al oeste de la CR 17 y al norte y este de la CR 10. e. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático y el jetski en el lago Avery. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Coaldale, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 2 millas hacia la CR 45, gire al norte y continúe por 1.5 millas. El acceso público puede no estar a ambos lados del río. Verifique si hay señales. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86/28 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 50 hacia Orchard Mesa. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 141 (calle 32). Gire al oeste en B 1/2 Rd. durante 2 millas, luego gire al norte en la calle 30, recorra 0.5 millas y gire al este en la calle C. Conduzca 0.5 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento al final de la carretera. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE GMU/ACRES: 41/148 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde la zona de estacionamiento de la calle C, entre las carreteras 30 y 31. b. Están prohibidos los caballos. Vehículos prohibidos más allá del área de estacionamiento. c. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. d. Cerrado del 15 de marzoal14 de julio para proteger a las aves migratorias que anidan. e. La caza de aves acuáticas se realiza únicamente con reserva. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. f. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben utilizar las persianas o sectores designados. Máximo 4 cazadores por persiana. g. No se permite otra caza menor. h. Caza de venados únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su reserva. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer hasta 2 acompañantes que no sean cazadores. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. i. Solo se permite el uso de equipos de tiro con arco para la caza de venados. j. Está prohibido acampar durante la noche, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de madera, el tiro al blanco/vista, construcción de persianas permanentes y recolección de artefactos. ▶ NUEVO ORIENT MINE SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache diríjase al este en la ctra. 285 por 13.8 millas, gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. 17 e inmediatamente gire a la izquierda hacia la CR GG, continúe en GG por 7.2 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 82/368 acres RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso 3 horas antes de la salida del sol y 3 horas después de la puesta de sol, excepto cuando se haya capturado un animal en tierras públicas adyacentes. b. El acceso a los terrenos públicos adyacentes a través de la propiedad con fines de caza está permitido entre el 1 de oct. al 31 de mayo de cada año. Los cazadores que deseen acceder a través de la propiedad a tierras federales adyacentes deben comunicarse con Orient Land Trust y cumplir con sus procedimientos de entrada y salida. c. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y cazar. d. El acceso a la propiedad es solo a pie desde los terrenos públicos adyacentes. e. NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63 hacia la CR 16, luego continúe al este por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 96/192 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 13 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 25, luego continúe 6 millas con dirección sureste. GMU/ACRES: 171/920 acres CAZA: caza menor, caza mayor RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre ▶ OXBOW SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 9 millas al este por la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 36, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al norte hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 130/410 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz blanca, paloma huilota RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre NOTA: La unidad 125 tiene una superficie pequeña y un acceso limitado. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: SWA en parcelas dispersas generalmente entre 2 a 5 millas al sur y al sureste de Leadville en los barrancos de Iowa, Thompson y Empire. Accesible por la CR 2 o la CR 52. Obtenga el mapa y la información en la Oficina de Área de CPW en Salida o en la Oficina de Guardabosques del USFS en Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49/1300 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. b. Acceso restringido a la caza solo durante las temporadas de borrego cimarrón, venado regular con rifle, alce y oso. Debe tener una licencia adecuada y válida para las especies que se cazan. c. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar y encender fogatas. d. Solo se permite la pesca en Iowa Gulch y Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, tome la salida 75, diríjase al sureste por North Battlement Pkwy. Gire a la derecha en el semáforo para entrar a la carretera principal (Cardinal Way). Gire a la izquierda en la Av. Colorado y diríjase al sur. La Av. Colorado se convierte en la Av. Yampa. Gire a la izquierda en el círculo de La Plata; zona de estacionamiento de SWA al final del círculo. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42/42 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y nadar. b. Los botes inflables para la pesca. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 2 millas con dirección este en Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191/62 acres de agua, 180 acres de tierra CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibida la navegación excepto los botes flotadores para la pesca. b. Los pescadores deben entrar a pie a través de la puerta de la estación de control, y deben registrarse y salir en la estación cuando esté abierta. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 8 millas al este por la ctra. 160 hacia la ctra. 172, luego diríjase 2 millas al sur hacia la CR 302. Continúe por 1 milla al sur hacia la CR 304, luego continúe 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 75/85 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten los botes flotantes o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o a motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza. d. Caza solo los sábados, domingos y miér. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE LA PLATA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), luego gire a la derecha y continúe 2 millas al norte hacia la CR 208 (calle Dry Fork). TERRENO DE DECKER: Desde Durango, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la calle Victory Coal Mine, gire a la derecha y diríjase 0.5 millas hacia la carretera de acceso (a través de la propiedad privada). GMU/ACRES: 74/7720 acres totales, ambos terrenos CAZA: venado, alce, oso, conejo, ardilla, urogallo oscuro, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. NUEVO Se prohíbe el acceso público al oeste de la carretera 208 del condado de La Plata del 1 de dic. al 15 de abril, excepto para los cazadores que posean una licencia sin completar y que sea válida para la caza de pavos en primavera. b. NUEVO Se prohíbe el acceso público al este de la carretera 208 del condado de La Plata del 1 de dic. al 31 de julio. c. Solo se permite acampar durante las temporadas de venados y alces. d. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego solo cuando se caza. c. Está prohibido encender fogatas y circular con motos de nieve. ▶ PERKINS SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 por 10 millas. En el marcador de milla 174, gire a la derecha en la CR 25. Continúe por 0.5 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 26. Continúe por 5 millas, gire a la derecha en la CR 2 y continúe por aprox.1 milla hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181/83 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza y accesible solo a pie o a caballo. b. Se prohíbe la acampada, las fogatas, los vehículos motorizados y el tiro al blanco. c. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ PICEANCE SWA — CONDADOS DE RIO BLANCO Y GARFIELD INDICACIONES: SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek), luego continúe por 17 millas al sur hacia la CR 26 (calle Black Sulphur Creek), luego diríjase 20 millas al oeste hacia la entrada este. UNIDAD DE YELLOW CREEK: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek.), luego diríjase 6 millas al sur hacia la CR 20 (camino de tierra), luego diríjase 5 millas al oeste hacia la calle Yellow Creek. ESTACIÓN EXPERIMENTAL DE LITTLE HILLS: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 5 (calle Piceance Creek), luego continúe 7 millas al sur hacia la CR 22. Siga las indicaciones hasta la estación (3 millas). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31/25,193 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: acampar en áreas designadas, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: En la intersección de USFS Rd. 376 y Bull Park, camine por aprox. 3 millas en Bull Park Trail hasta SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/635 acres CAZA: borrego cimarrón RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. abierto de 16 de julio al 31 de marzo. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Granby, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA está al norte de la ciudad y continúa por la orilla oeste del río Colorado. GMU/ACRES: 18/49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase al este por la I-70 hasta la salida n.º 49, luego diríjase 8 millas al este por la ctra. 65 hacia la ctra. 330. Avance aprox. 8 millas y gire a la izquierda hacia la calle Sunnyside (V Rd.), luego continúe por 0.125 millas hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 421/1346 acres CAZA: venado, alce, paloma RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos permitidos solo desde el 2 de ago. al 30 de nov. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 285. Gire al oeste en la CR 8.0S. El SWA comienza en la unión de las CR 8.0S y 106, y continúa hacia el noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 80/714 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto en zonas designadas desde el 16 de julio al 14 de febrero, solamente los mar., jue. y sáb. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida de Julesburg (N.º 180), diríjase 0.1 millas al norte por la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 28, luego continúe por 1.5 millas hacia el oeste por la CR 28 hacia la carretera de servicio. Continúe por 0.1 millas norte hacia el estacionamiento. O, desde Julesburg, diríjase 0.7 millas hacia el oeste en la ctra. 138 hacia la CR 39, luego continúe por 0.9 millas al sur en la CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92/1854 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, patos, gansos de nieve RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. 22 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ POT CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ACCESO LIMITADO Esta es una PROPIEDAD PRIVADA que está abierta ÚNICAMENTE a los cazadores de alces y venados con una reserva confirmada a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 1/1747 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo caza de alces sin astas. b. Caza únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para reservar, los cazadores deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer un compañero que no sea cazador. c. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos, excepto en los caminos designados o con el permiso de los propietarios de los ranchos. Todos los demás accesos están restringidos al acceso sin cita previa. d. Está prohibida la acampada nocturna, los perros, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de árboles, el tiro al blanco, la construcción de persianas permanentes y la recolección de objetos. ▶ POTHOOK RANCH SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: SLATER CREEK) — CONDADO DE MOFFAT GMU/ACRES: 4/2355 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso al público, excepto para la pesca, la observación de la fauna silvestre o la caza con una licencia limitada de caza mayor de Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) válida para la propiedad. b. Todos los accesos a pie para la pesca y la observación de vida silvestre deben realizarse a pie, únicamente desde las zonas de estacionamiento y los puntos de acceso designados. c. Acceso a la pesca dentro de los 20 pies de la línea de flotación alta de ambas orillas del arroyo Slater solamente. d. La caza y el acceso a la caza solo para aquellos que cazan con una licencia limitada de caza mayor RFW válida para la propiedad. e. Se prohíbe la caza en terrenos públicos adyacentes mediante el acceso a través de esta propiedad. f. Se prohíbe el tiro, el tiro con arco, las prácticas de tiro, la acampada, las fogatas, la tala de árboles, la recogida de objetos, los animales domésticos/ganaderos, el estacionamiento nocturno, los desplazamientos motorizados o mecanizados, la botadura o la utilización de embarcaciones. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde La Porte, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. 14, luego diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191/395 acres CAZA: venado, conejo PESCA: corriente de agua fría RECREACIÓN: rafting, pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. b. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. c. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE WASHINGTON Y LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 y la salida Merino, diríjase 1 milla al norte hacia la ctra. 6, luego 3.3 millas al noreste. GMU/ACRES: 96/2924 acres CAZA: venado, paloma, ardilla, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Un máximo de 250 vehículos en la propiedad a la vez. b. Todos los ruidos fuertes que perturben la paz, excepto las actividades legales de caza, están prohibidos de 10 p. m. a 6 a. m. c. Desde el 1 de oct. hasta la temporada de ganso oscuro, la pesca se permite únicamente desde la represa. Se permite la pesca en hielo solo a 50 yardas de la represa. Prohibida la navegación excepto embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico utilizado para montar y recoger señuelos y recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas. d. Se prohíben las prácticas de tiro, los envases de vidrio para bebidas y el esquí acuático. Se prohíbe encender fogatas y acampar según lo indicado. e. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. f. Solo se permite la navegación y el windsurf en julio y agosto. g. Se prohíbe la caza según lo indicado, incluso desde las embarcaciones flotantes. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA)— CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 291. La zona de estacionamiento se encuentra en la esquina suroeste del puente, en el marcador de la milla 8. GMU/ACRES: 56/10 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para la pesca solo en el lado oeste de Arkansas River. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 10 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 184 hacia la CR 33, luego continúe por 1 milla al sur en la carretera de acceso, diríjase 1.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 73/177 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 101 en Las Animas, diríjase al sur por 1 milla en la ctra. 101 hacia la CR 10.75. Después diríjase al sur en la calle 10.75 hacia la calle EE, luego diríjase hacia el oeste hasta la calle 9.5. Continúe al sur por 1 milla hacia la propiedad en las carreteras DD y 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130/960 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, pavo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego continúe por 3.5 millas al este hacia Upper Queens. Continúe por la carretera de acceso sur por 2 millas. UPPER QUEENS: Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego diríjase 3.5 millas al este. NEE GRONDA: Desde Eads, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR C, luego continúe por 1 milla. NEE SO PAH: Cerrado según lo publicado. NEE NOSHE: Desde Eads, diríjase 11 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 287 hasta el camino de acceso a la rampa para botes del condado de Kiowa, luego continúe por 0.25 millas hacia el este hasta la rampa pública para botes. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127/13,886 acres en total CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, campamento, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES EN TODAS LAS UNIDADES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas en el canal entre Upper y Lower Queens. b. NUEVO Cerrado según lo publicado en Nee Noshe excepto para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas desde el 1 de dic. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas según lo publicado. c. Los cazadores en Lower Queens, Upper Queens (incluyendo el canal), Nee Gronda, NUEVO Nee So Pah y Nee Noshe deben registrarse al entrar y salir en el puesto de control cuando esté abierto. d. Están prohibidos los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross. ▶ RADIUM SWA — CONDADOS DE GRAND, EAGLE Y ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 2.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 1 (Twath Rd. a State Bridge), luego diríjase 12 millas al suroeste. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361/10,996 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona protegida señalizada. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE JEFFERSON INDICACIONES: Desde Golden, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la ctra. 93 hacia Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Gire a la izquierda y continúe al oeste por 13 millas hasta el cañón. Gire a la derecha en Crawford Gulch, continúe entre 3 a 4 millas hacia el este; el estacionamiento de la SWA está a la derecha. GMU/ACRES: 38/2100 acres CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, animales de peletería RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Solo se permite disparar armas de fuego durante la caza. ▶ RAMAH SWA — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Ramah, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la ctra. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110/400 acres CAZA: venado, caza menor, aves acuáticas migratorias PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: navegación a vela, observación de vida silvestre, campo de tiro con arco. (NOTA: A partir de ago. de 2012, el lago está seco. Llame a CPW para actualizaciones de condición.) INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación desde el 1 de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, con viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíben las actividades de campamento, las de contacto con el agua y las fogatas. c. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego o arcos solo cuando se caza. Se prohíben los rifles de fuego central. d. Solo se puede practicar el tiro con arco en el campo de tiro establecido. e. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. ▶ RED DOG SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Holly diríjase al norte en la CR 35 hacia la calle JJ, luego diríjase al este en la calle JJ por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 127/570 acres CAZA: caza menor ▶ RED LION SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Red Lion (N.º 155), luego diríjase 3 millas al norte hasta ctra. 138. Diríjase 1 milla al noreste hacia la CR 95, luego diríjase 0.25 millas al norte. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92/1297 acres CAZA: venado, faisán, paloma, conejo, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotantes o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o con motor eléctrico utilizadas para la pesca o para colocar y recoger señuelos y recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas. La embarcación debe ser puesta a flote desde la zona designada, tal y como se indica. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Se prohíbe la caza desde la superficie congelada del lago y los dispositivos flotantes. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SWA está 2.5 millas al este de Granby en la CR 60. Acceso público disponible con permiso del propietario privado adyacente. GMU/ACRES: 28/161 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al público del 16 de abril al 14 de noviembre. b. Se prohíbe encender fogatas y los vehículos de motor. c. Los perros deben tener una correa. ▶ REDDY SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE LAKE GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49/8 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Solo se permite el acceso a menos de 30 pies de la línea de flotación alta o según se indique. Acceso solo desde la ctra. 24 estacionamiento en el paso elevado o Crystal Lake STL c. Los perros están prohibidos. ▶ RICHARD SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA Y CAZAR: NORTH FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia CR 12W, luego siga por 8 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 7. Después diríjase 7 millas al norte hacia Lake John SWA. Diríjase al extremo sur del lago John hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 161/2323 acres, 6 millas de río CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría North Fork RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la caza y la pesca. b. Prohibida la caza a 200 yardas de los edificios. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO. INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 20 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22/383 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas, conejos PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, esquí acuático, observación de vida silvestre, campamento en el área designada INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. b. Se permite el esquí acuático del 16 de junio a finales de febrero c. Solo caza mayor con arco. d. Solo se puede estacionar en las zonas designadas, y el acceso a la Unidad de Roselund es de uso diurno. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la Av. Sherman. GMU/ACRES: 791/935 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, áreas de estacionamiento RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero. El Responsable de Vida Silvestre de la zona puede autorizar el acceso durante el cierre si no perjudica a las aves que anidan o invernan. b. Está prohibido encender fogatas. c. Campamento solo en zonas de estacionamiento con baños. d. El Responsable de Vida Silvestre de la zona podrá establecer cierres para gestionar la presión de la caza y la seguridad durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA DEL NORTE) — CONDADO DE RÍO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Del Norte, tome la ctra. 160 oeste. SWA está en el lado norte de la ctra. 160 y comienza poco más allá de la ciudad de Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79/124 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Está prohibido acampar. INDICACIONES: SWA está a unas 7 millas al sur de Leadville en la ctra. 24, en el paso elevado de la ctra. Arkansas River. 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 35 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia USFS Rd. 513, luego diríjase por 2 millas hacia el noroeste por la bifurcación. Tome la bifurcación de la derecha por 200 yardas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 76/41 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, campamentos RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Creede, diríjase 25 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 149 hacia USFS Rd. 520, luego siga por 4 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 76/177 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Cuatro parcelas de SWA a lo largo del río Roaring Fork entre Carbondale y Glenwood Springs: PARCELA DE JACKSON: Acceso a pie a lo largo de la calle Prehm, a 0.25 millas al sur de la calle Airport Center de Glenwood. Para acceder a la pesca en aguas frías. PARCELA DE WESTBANK: En la intersección de las CR 109 y 154. PARCELA DE BURRY: En el marcador de milla 9 en la ctra. 82. PARCELA DE GIANINETTI: La entrada se encuentra 100 yardas al este de la intersección de las ctras. 82 y 133. Para acceso a la pesca en agua fría. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444/43 acres RESTRICCIONES:manadas a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y disparar armas de fuego. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 6 millas al norte en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 12 millas al oeste por Gore Pass hasta USFS Rd. 206. Diríjase 2.5 millas al suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 15/205 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase 2 millas al noreste en la ctra. 266, cruce el puente y gire hacia el este en la CR 80.5. TERRENO DE McCLELLAND: Diríjase 1.25 millas más hacia el este de las direcciones anteriores. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129/1142 acres en total CAZA: venado, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños NOTA: La unidad 129 tiene una superficie pequeña y un acceso limitado. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe encender fogatas. ▶ ROEBER SWA — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde Paonia en Av. Onarga diríjase 24 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO al sur por la calle Lamborn Mesa hacia la calle Minerich. Continúe por 1 milla al sur sobre la calle Minerich hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 53/1030 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo PESCA: lago de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la caza y la pesca. b. Abierto desde el 1 de mayo hasta el final de la temporada regular de caza mayor. c. Están prohibidos los perros, acampar, encender fogatas y la pesca con arco. a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego y cazar en la servidumbre de espacio abierto. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Divide, diríjase 15 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 67 hacia la calle Gold Camp, cerca de Victor. Luego diríjase 20 millas al este Desde Colorado Springs. Gire al oeste en la Old Stage Rd. en la intersección de Old Stage Rd. y Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. continúe por la calle Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 59/357 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie solo desde la zona de estacionamiento establecida. b. Se permite la pesca de 5 a. m. a 9 p. m. c. La represa, el área cerca de la casa del cuidador y el lado norte del embalse están cerrados según lo anunciado. d. Está prohibido acampar, los perros, las hogueras, las actividades de contacto con el agua, la pesca en el hielo y disparar armas de fuego. e. Prohibida la navegación excepto los botes flotadores para la pesca. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Dos millas al sur de Buena Vista, en la intersección de las ctras. 24 y 285, continúe al sur por la ctra. 285 por 3.5 millas. Gire al norte en la CR 301 por 0.5 millas. Gire al este en la CR 300 por 2.25 millas para estacionar en el lado norte de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 57/4 acres PESCA: río de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca, y solo dentro de la línea de flotación alta hasta río medio. b. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. c. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al sur por la I-25 hasta la salida 98-A, luego diríjase al sur por Santa Fe hasta Runyon Field. Diríjase al este por la calle Runyon Field Rd. por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 123/88 acres PESCA: pesca en aguas templadas y frías RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, sendero natural, muelle de pesca para discapacitados RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíben las actividades de campamento, las de contacto con el agua y las fogatas. c. Se permite la navegación con tubos flotadores o embarcaciones de mano propulsadas por motores de mano, de viento o eléctricos utilizadas únicamente para la pesca. Todas las embarcaciones deben tener menos de 14 pies de largo. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase 9 millas al sur en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR R, luego diríjase 1.5 millas al este. GMU/ACRES: 682/4579 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero a menos que se publique lo contrario. Secc. 29 cerrado durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. b. Cerrado después de la 1 p. m. durante la primera temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Acampar solo en unidades autónomas en áreas designadas. d. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. e. Aparcamiento solo en las zonas de estacionamiento establecidas. f. NUEVO NO es necesario tener una licencia de caza o de pesca o un pase para el área de vida silvestre del Estado de Colorado para poder estacionar o ir al baño. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, tome el Colo. 82 por 3.6 millas al sur. Gire levemente a la derecha hacia la calle Old State ctra. 82, continúe por 0.6 millas y gire levemente a la derecha hacia la CR 109. SWA está a la izquierda. GMU: 444 PESCA: lago de agua fría INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, estacionamiento limitado RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y disparar armas de fuego. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde San Luis, diríjase 3 millas al este por la ctra. 152 hacia la ctra. 242, luego diríjase 5.2 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/1462 acres PESCA: lago de agua templada INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. b. Prohibida la caza, el esquí acuático, la pesca con arcos. c. Se prohíbe acampar en la zona de estacionamiento de la rampa para botes. d. Todos los cangrejos de río deben devolverse inmediatamente al agua de la que proceden, o ser sacrificados y tomados en posesión tan pronto como sean capturados. El abdomen debe estar separado de la cola. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en Julesburg (N.º 180), diríjase 8 millas al sur en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 16, gire al este en la CR 49 y continúe por 1 milla al sur. GMU/ACRES: 93/209 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Caza abierta solo para jóvenes/mentores. Solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase 0.1 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 291. SWA se encuentra al este de la ctra., frente al Centro Médico Regional Heart of the Rockies. GMU/ACRES: 57/14 acres �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE PESCA: lago y río de agua fría INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y cazar. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 4.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 35, luego diríjase 0.25 millas al oeste hacia la CR CC. Luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 101/287 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. La caza está permitida únicamente con escopetas con perdigones o arcos. d. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el Responsable de Fauna de la zona. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 8.5 millas con dirección norte en CR DD en Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102/3202 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y entrenar perros. Los caballos están prohibidos excepto durante la caza. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 160 con dirección oeste por 60 millas. Tome la ctra. 150 con dirección norte por 13.5 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Six Mile Lane y continúe por 8 millas, luego diríjase al norte por 0.125 millas hasta la entrada. GMU/ACRES: 82/3317 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas, paloma PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, caza mayor, pesca, campamento, senderismo, paseos en bote, esquí de fondo/senderismo con raquetas de nieve INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, áreas de estacionamiento, sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga RESTRICCIONES: Tenga en cuenta que se ha eliminado el requisito de permiso de acceso anual de $43. Cualquier persona de 16 años o más debe tener ahora una licencia de caza o pesca válida, o el nuevo Pase de Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para acceder a esta propiedad, y a todas las demás SWA. a. Prohibida la navegación al norte de la línea de boyas. Las posibilidades de navegación y pesca varían según las fluctuaciones naturales del nivel del agua. b. Cerrado del 15 de febrero al 15 de julio al norte de la línea de la boya y la línea de la valla al este-oeste. Cuando está abierto, área accesible solo a pie o a caballo. d. NUEVO Las bicicletas están prohibidas. e. NUEVO Se permiten los carros de juego. f. Se prohíbe acampar fuera de las zonas designadas. g. NUEVO Los perros deben ir con correa y controlados por el adiestrador. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA: APPLEBAUGH) — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Placerville, diríjase 0.75 millas al sur en la ctra. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70/13 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ SAPINERO SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 15 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50. Acceso desde la ctra. 50 en las carreteras Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek y Dry Gulch. GMU/ACRES: 54/7129 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo oscuro RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 4.5 millas al sur en la ctra. 131 hacia la CR 18, luego diríjase 7 millas al sureste. GMU/ACRES: 15/309 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar y hacer fogatas solo 3 días antes de las temporadas regulares de caza mayor y hasta 3 días después. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — CONDADO DE BOULDER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 tome la ctra. 7 oeste. Gire al norte en la calle 75 El SWA está al oeste de la calle 75 después de cruzar la calle Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29/208 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público de 5 a. m. hasta la medianoche. b. Los perros deben llevar una correa de 6 pies, controlada por el adiestrador, excepto en las áreas designadas. c. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos motorizados y no motorizados (incluidas las bicicletas) más allá de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. d. Se prohíben la caza, la navegación y los tubos flotadores. Otras actividades prohibidas según lo publicado. e. La equitación solo puede realizarse en los caminos de mantenimiento establecidos. f. Solo se permite la recogida con permiso. g. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — CONDADO DE SEDGWICK INDICACIONES: Desde Sedgwick, diríjase 2 millas al noreste en la ctra. 138 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego continúe por 0.5 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 92/885 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. e. Están prohibidos los caballos, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en febrero, marzo, abril (hasta el miér. antes de que abra la temporada de pavo de primavera) y en agosto solamente. f. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 142 hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto del 16 de julio al 14 de febrero. b. Las pruebas de campo pueden autorizarse en ago. y sept. c. Se prohíbe encender fogatas y la pesca con arco. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 101 en Las Animas, tome la ctra. 101 sur por 16 millas hacia la CR P. Diríjase al oeste en la CR P por 1 milla hacia la CR 11, luego diríjase al sur por 6 millas en las CR 11 y 10. GMU/ACRES: 130/2438 acres CAZA: berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 14 millas con dirección suroeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 28, luego diríjase 1 milla al sur hacia la CR 11. Diríjase 3 millas al sur en la CR 11A, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 17/81 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. b. Veleros prohibidos. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 85 sur hacia Roxborough Park. Gire al oeste en Titan Pkwy., incorpórese a la calle Titan. Gire al sur en la calle Roxborough Park. SWA está cerca del final de la carretera (antes de la curva oeste). SWA se extiende hacia el sur. GMU/ACRES: 51/699 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente para uso diario. Acceso únicamente a pie. b. Está prohibido acampar. c. Se permite la caza solo para venados y alces, y solo con permiso de caza obtenido por el proceso de asignación de Sharptail Ridge SWA. Los cazadores deben tener licencia limitada de venado o alce para GMU 51 antes de solicitar el permiso. Máximo 2 cazadores diarios. Se permiten solicitudes grupales para un máximo de 2 cazadores por grupo. Permisos válidos solo por 2–3 días a partir del fin de semana del Día del Trabajo. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de área de CPW en Denver: 303-291-7227. Los titulares de los permisos pueden llevar a 1 persona no cazadora; esa persona debe permanecer con los cazadores en todo momento. d. Los cazadores pueden estacionarse en el área de estacionamiento detrás de la puerta durante las horas en la que se les permite cazar. Está prohibido conducir a otro lugar en la propiedad. e. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 3 millas con dirección este en la Av. Sherman. GMU/ACRES: 791/120 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: río de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe encender fogatas y realizar prácticas de tiro. b. Se permite la caza con escopeta, arco, avancarga o mediante cetrería únicamente. c. Se permite acampar solo en áreas de estacionamiento con remolques o campistas independientes. d. El Responsable de Vida Silvestre de la zona puede publicar cierres específicos de la zona para gestionar las presiones de caza de aves acuáticas y por motivos de seguridad. e. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE BACA Y LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Prichett, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al sur en la CR 3 por aprox. 8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144/7139 acres CAZA: venados, pavos, depredadores PESCA: pez sol verde, siluro negro RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. También se permite la caza nocturna con permiso. b. La circulación motorizada está restringida a la ruta de acceso principal, CR O. g. Solo se permite estacionar en la zona designada (5 zonas de estacionamiento). d. Se prohíbe el acceso en la envolvente del edificio y en las zonas de seguridad designadas, según se indique. e. Se prohíbe la acampada, las fogatas, el uso de vehículos todoterreno y la tala o recolección de madera. f. Solo se permite la captura con permiso. Los permisos deben estar en los tramperos en todo momento durante la captura. Permisos disponibles en la Oficina del Área de CPW en Lamar, 719-336-6600, o llamando al oficial local al 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur por 5 millas en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla en la carretera pavimentada, gire al sur siguiendo la carretera pavimentada, gire al este hacia la CR 22, luego continúe 0.5 millas al este hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/2157 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y entrenar perros. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER 26 INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la ctra. 402 salida (N.º 255), diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 402 hacia la CR 9E, luego continúe 0.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 20/44 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO a. Abierto al público desde 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol; sin restricciones de tiempo para la pesca o para los cazadores con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, entrenar perros, montar a caballo y andar en bicicleta. c. Prohibida la navegación excepto los botes flotadores para la pesca. d. Está permitido disparar armas de fuego y arcos solo cuando se caza. Se permiten utilizar arcos o ballestas para la pesca con arco. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Victor, diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la CR 67 hacia la CR 86, luego diríjase 2 millas al este hacia la CR 861. Diríjase 12 millas al este hacia SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59/715 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. NOTA: No se permite acampar. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en la salida de Wellington, diríjase 0.3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 1 hacia la CR 7, diríjase 1.4 millas al norte hacia la CR 66 y luego 2 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 9/135 acres PESCA: especies de aguas templadas y frías RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. c. Se prohíbe cazar, disparar armas de fuego o arcos, acampar, encender fogatas, conducir vehículos todo terreno y motos de nieve. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — CONDADO DE COSTILLA INDICACIONES: Desde Blanca, diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia la calle Airport, luego continúe por 4 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 83/278 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: estación de descarga para remolques, baño, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Las orillas norte y este están abiertas al acceso público del 16 de juliohastael 14 de feb. solamente. b. Solo se puede pescar a menos de 200 yardas de la represa desde el 1 de nov. hasta el final de la temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. d. Está prohibido el esquí acuático. e. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a menos de 50 pies del agua. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase 21 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 1, luego diríjase 3 millas al este. Diríjase 2 millas al norte y 2 millas al este. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109/18,365 acres CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, pavo, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas, agachadiza común PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamentos, baños, área de pícnic con pozo de barbacoa RESTRICCIONES: a. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. No se podrán autorizar más de 2 pruebas entre feb. y marzo. Solo se puede autorizar 1 prueba entre agosto y sept. b. Se prohíbe el acceso para la caza de aves acuáticas en la parte inferior de la represa y según lo indicado para proporcionar zonas de descanso a las aves acuáticas que estén invernando. c. Estacionamiento para la caza de aves acuáticas solo en las áreas designadas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Aguilar, diríjase al oeste por la calle Apishapa; siga las indicaciones. GMU/ACRES: 85/6450 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, pavo RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde la zona de estacionamiento establecida. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. b. Solo se permite acampar y encender fogatas en las zonas designadas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 3 millas al sur CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581/1937 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR FF. Diríjase 1.5 millas al norte hacia la carretera de acceso, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 98/75 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, rampa para botes, refugios para pícnic, mesas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, por viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Caza solo con arcos o escopetas con perdigones. d. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro, excepto con arcos en el campo de tiro con arco designado. e. Se prohíbe la caza en la mitad oeste del lago. f. Se permite la caza después del 31 de oct. solo en las zonas al este de la presa. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, tome la ctra. 34 hacia el oeste a Big Thomspon School; diríjase al norte por 4 millas en la calle Buckhorn (CR 27) hacia Masonville. Diríjase hacia el noroeste en la calle Buckhorn por 2.5 millas hacia la calle Bar D Ranch (Carretera de acceso a Storm Mountain). GMU: 20 RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado cuando sea necesario para evitar daños a la carretera y al hábitat. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE NOTA: Carretera cerrada cuando el USFS cierra sus puertas (1 de dic.). Carretera abierta solo durante todas las temporadas de caza mayor hasta la fecha. NOTA: Los vehículos todoterreno y las motos de motocross deben ir en remolque hasta que estén en terrenos del USFS. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 9 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73/526 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76 en la salida Crook (N.º 149), diríjase 0.5 millas al norte por la ctra. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93/10,696 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, campamento limitado INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m., excepto para aquellos con permiso de caza nocturna. b. Solo se permite acampar y encender fogatas en las zonas designadas. c. Se prohíbe la práctica de tiro al blanco, excepto cuando lo autorice el gestor de fauna de la zona. d. Las pruebas de campo podrán autorizarse en feb., marzo, ago. y sept. Máximo 3 pruebas en feb., marzo o ago. Máximo de 1 prueba en sept. e. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Los cazadores deben estacionar en la zona de caza designada. Pasadas las 9 a. m., los cazadores podrán cazar en áreas adyacentes. Los cazadores de venados y pavos solo deben registrarse en el área este, oeste o sur de Tamarack. f. Desde el 25 de oct. hasta el final de las temporadas regulares de pato, las reservas están disponibles, pero no son requeridas durante los fines de semana y feriados estatales y federales. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. g. En el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza de venados con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía, solo se permite la caza de venados. h. Los caballos están prohibidos al norte de la I-76, excepto cuando se entrenan perros de caza, en feb., marzo y abril (hasta el miér. antes de la apertura de la temporada de pavos de primavera) y solo en ago. i. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante las temporadas de aves acuáticas. ESTANQUES DE AUMENTO: a. La caza de aves acuáticas se realiza por sorteo desde el día de apertura de la segunda temporada de patos hasta el final de la temporada de ganso oscuro. b. Solo se permite la caza en un estanque/zona de caza específica cada día. c. Para participar en el sorteo, envíe una tarjeta postal o una carta con sello hasta el 30 de sept. a la Oficina de Área de CPW en Brush, con su nombre, dirección, número de teléfono, número de identificación personal (CID) y las fechas de reserva deseadas. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia válida y sellos para cazar aves acuáticas para entrar. Los cazadores pueden solicitar varias fechas de caza en una sola presentación. d. Los cazadores que ganen el sorteo están obligados a cumplir todas las normas de caza pertinentes. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control. Máximo de 4 cazadores por grupo por día. Los cazadores deben estacionarse en las áreas de estacionamiento designadas, pero se les permite dejar señuelos a través de las carreteras y los caminos 4x4 como se indica. Los cazadores deben permanecer en los caminos existentes tal y como están señalizados. e. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control durante la temporada de orden de conservación del ganso ligero. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase 16.5 millas al sureste por la CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501/711 acres de tierra, 175 acres de agua CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría, pesca de arroyo RECREACIÓN: campamento INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado en la represa, el desagüe y las estructuras de salida. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. c. Se prohíben las fogatas, los vehículos todo terreno, las motos de nieve. d. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego, pistolas de perdigones o arcos en los campamentos. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 10 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135 hacia la CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); luego diríjase 18 millas al este hacia la base de Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55/13 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y cazar. b. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. c. Cerrado desde la represa de Taylor hasta 325 yardas río abajo. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 12 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 hacia USFS Rd. 250, luego continúe 9 millas al oeste. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81/240 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Jefferson, diríjase 2 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285, luego diríjase 2 millas al norte en la CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500/950 acres CAZA: caza mayor, aves acuáticas PESCA: pesca en arroyos de aguas frías RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — CONDADO DE PROWERS RECREACIÓN: navegación a motor, navegación a vela, surf a vela, esquí acuático, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: rampa para botes, baño RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas bravas desde el 1 de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Están prohibidos los vehículos todoterreno, las motos de motocross y las motos de nieve. d. Superficie congelada del lago cerrada. e. Represas, ensenadas, desembocaduras abiertas solo para la pesca. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Toma la I-70 oeste hacia Grand Junction. Salida en la ctra. 6 hacia Palisade. Gire al sur en la calle 38, incorpórese a la calle F 1/4. SWA a lo largo del río al norte de las carreteras F 1/4 y 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41/113 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado durante el periodo de anidación y de aves migratorias, del 15 de marzo al 14 de julio. b. Acceso solamente a pie. c. Solo caza de venados, aves acuáticas y caza menor. d. Caza con arco y escopeta de perdigones o solo con cetrería. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. g. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben utilizar las persianas o zonas designadas. Máximo 4 cazadores por persiana. h. Caza de venados únicamente con reserva. Los titulares de la reserva deben tener la carta de confirmación con ellos en todo momento mientras estén cazando en la propiedad. Para las reservas, los cazadores de venados ya deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Las reservas deben hacerse a través del Sistema de Reservas de Caza: Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Las reservas se podrán hacer hasta 45 días antes del inicio de la temporada para la que se esté realizando la reserva. Los cazadores de venados solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas para cazar en el área especificada en su reserva. Los cazadores de venados con reserva pueden traer hasta 2 acompañantes que no sean cazadores. Los cazadores deben registrar su entrada y salida de la propiedad. i. Solo se permite el uso de equipos de tiro con arco para la caza de venados. j. Está prohibido acampar durante la noche, las fogatas, la pesca, la tala de madera, el tiro al blanco/vista, construcción de persianas permanentes y recolección de artefactos. INDICACIONES: Desde Lamar, diríjase 9 millas al norte en la ctra. 196 hacia la CR TT, diríjase 1 milla al oeste hacia la CR 7 luego diríjase 0.25 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 127/400 acres CAZA: paloma, aves acuáticas, conejo PESCA: agua templada 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUYE OTERO POND) — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase 4 millas al sur en la ctra. 71 hacia la ctra. 10, luego diríjase 2 millas al este a través del puente Timpas Creek. Diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 21, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste en la CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135/141 acres CAZA: conejo, ardilla, faisán, codorniz blanca, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe encender fogatas. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 5 millas al norte en la ctra. 9, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. Desde Fairplay, diríjase 10 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 9, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 50/1655 acres CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, aves acuáticas, berrendo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: En Gunnison, diríjase al sur por la calle Teller hasta final de carretera. En el estacionamiento de los campos de softball, encuentre la señal de inicio del sendero oeste de Mountain. Tome el camino de tierra hasta el estacionamiento de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 67/465 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Cerrado el acceso al público, salvo la pesca, desde el final de la temporada de aves acuáticas hasta el 30 de junio. Abierto el acceso público para la pesca durante todo el año. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. c. Los perros están prohibidos, excepto como ayuda en la caza. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Cortez, diríjase 3.5 millas al este en la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 29, luego diríjase 1 milla al norte. GMU/ACRES: 73/250 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Cerrado a lo largo de la costa norte del 1 de marzo al 31 de mayo. c. Está prohibido acampar, encender fogatas y los contenedores de vidrio. d. Se prohíbe la caza en la ensenada del 30 de septiembre al 20 de enero tal como se ha anunciado para proteger a las aves acuáticas en reposo. e. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. f. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 36 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 17 hacia USFS Rd. 118, luego siga por 4 millas con dirección oeste. 28 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO GMU/ACRES: 81/71 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: campamento, pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase 2 millas con dirección norte por la ctra. 287 hacia la CR HH, luego diríjase 14 millas al este hacia la CR 39. Continúe por 3.5 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 139/200 acres CAZA: paloma, faisán, aves acuáticas, conejo PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, por viento o con motor eléctrico. b. Está prohibido acampar. c. Está prohibida toda actividad humana 0.25 millas de la línea de flotación alta alrededor de Turk's Pond, incluyendo los edificios administrativos, desde el día de apertura de la temporada regular de patos hasta el último día de la temporada regular de ganso oscuro según lo publicado. Los cazadores solo pueden entrar en la veda para recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas, deben dejar todas las armas de fuego fuera de la veda. ▶ TWENTY MILE POND SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección en la ctra. 40 y la CR 27, diríjase al sur en la CR 27 por 5.6 millas hacia el establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 13/11 acres PESCA: Abierto solo para pesca. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Allenspark, diríjase 4 millas al norte en la ctra. 7 hacia la calle Meeker Park (USFS 119). Diríjase 2.5 millas al norte hacia USFS Rd. 325, luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 20/640 acres CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, diríjase 9 millas con dirección noreste por la ctra. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 /96 acres PESCA: pesca de truchas en aguas frías de suelta y captura RECREACIÓN: pesca, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para el acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, con acceso solo desde la zona de estacionamiento designada. b. Está prohibido acampar y los contenedores de vidrio. c. Se prohíbe acampar y disparar armas de fuego o arcos. d. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano y los botes flotadores. ▶ DOS BUTTES RES. SWA — CONDADOS DE BACA Y PROWERSs. INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR B.5, luego continúe por 3 millas al este. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139/8533 acres CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz blanca, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: agua templada, trucha de temporada, pez saugeye, pomoxis, pez brema, bagre de canal, lubina de boca grande, lubina de boca pequeña, lubina rayada híbrida RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, escalada de roca, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, agua potable, campo de tiro, rampa para botes RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibido el canotaje en Two Buttes Ponds debajo de la presa excepto los botes flotadores o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Vail, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en el lado sur de la carretera frente a la I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45/107 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso público del 16 de junio al 31 de oct. b. Prohibida la caza. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (UNIDADES CABIN CREEK Y LOST CANYON) — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE CABIN CREEK: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50, luego diríjase 0.2 millas al norte por la calle BLM 3107. (200 acres.) UNIDAD DE LOST CANYON: Desde Gunnison, diríjase 1.2 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 135, gire al este y diríjase por la CR 10 por 3 millas. Gire al este en la CR 743 y recorra unas 6 millas hasta SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55/510 acres totales CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre ▶ VERNER SWA (ALQUILER DE PESCA: RÍO PLATTE NORTE) — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12, luego diríjase 5.1 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste hacia la carretera de acceso. GMU/ACRES: 16/2 millas de río PESCA: Río Platte Norte, arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto únicamente para la pesca. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, diríjase 1 milla al este en Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85/80 acres PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: pícnic, senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación excepto los botes flotantes o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano o viento. b. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ WALKER SWA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Grand Junction, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en las ctras. 6 y 50. Gire al sur en la calle River, recorra 0.5 millas y gire al sur en el camino de grava. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40/351 acres PESCA: agua templada RECREACIÓN: rafting, canotaje, observación de vida silvestre, programa interpretativo RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público media hora antes del amanecer hasta media hora después del atardecer. b. Se prohíbe acampar, cazar, capturar y entrenar perros. c. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego o arcos, excepto los arcos permitidos solo para la pesca con arco. d. Se admiten perros solo con correa y solamente en el sendero pavimentado Riverfront Trail. Los dueños deben recoger inmediatamente y desechar adecuadamente las heces dejadas por su perro. �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 7 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 287 hacia la calle Rist Canyon (CR 52E), luego diríjase 1 milla al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 19/44 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de aguas cálidas RECREACIÓN: pícnic, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños, sendero natural RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después del atardecer, no hay restricciones de tiempo para la pesca. b. Se prohíbe navegar, acampar, cazar, pescar en el hielo, el patinaje sobre hielo y disparar armas de fuego. c. Prohibido estacionar en la represa sur. d. Cerrado en el lado noroeste como se indica. e. Se prohíbe el uso/posesión de pececillos vivos. f. Se prohíbe botar cualquier embarcación o dispositivo de flotación de un solo compartimento lleno de aire o gas en el tramo del río Cache La Poudre que atraviesa la propiedad. g. Se prohíbe el acceso a la estructura de paso de peces (en el lado noreste de la propiedad). h. Se prohíbe la pesca desde las paredes del paso de peces o la pesca en el paso de peces. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 887 hasta el sitio de WWA. GMU: 551 RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre del 1 de abril al 15 de mayo para el urogallo de Gunnison RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, los perros y disparar armas de fuego. b. La basura debe estar empaquetada. c. Acceso público permitido del 1 al 30 de abril solamente, excepto durante la segunda semana completa (dom. a dom.) de abril cuando el acceso público está prohibido. El acceso público también está prohibido en todos los demás horarios. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde LaSalle, diríjase 0.25 millas al norte por la ctra. 85 hacia la CR 394, luego continúe por 2.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 94/158 acres CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas, pavo, venado RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público desde el 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada primaveral de pavo, 4 a. m. hasta una hora después del atardecer. b. Acceso público únicamente para cazadores autorizados o para miembros que estén participando en una partida de caza y únicamente los días sáb., dom., miér. y feriados estatales y federales. c. Los cazadores solo pueden acceder a la propiedad por el estacionamiento en un lugar designado y numerado dentro del este. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento a lo largo de la carretera de acceso o de la Weld CR 394. d. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas, practicar tiro al blanco, montar a caballo, usar rifles de fuego central o cargadores de avancarga. e. Los perros están prohibidos, excepto como ayuda para la caza. f. Prohibida la caza en canales de entrada o salida. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — CONDADOS DE LARIMER Y WELD INDICACIONES: UNIDAD DE WELLINGTON: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 64, luego diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este. UNIDAD DE COBB LAKE: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 5 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 56, luego diríjase 1.4 millas con dirección este. UNIDAD DE SCHWARE: Desde la I-25 y ctra. 14 salida, diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la carretera de servicio este hacia CR 60, luego diríjase 1 milla con dirección este. GMU/ACRES: 87/1793 acres PESCA: agua templada CAZA: conejo, faisán, paloma, aves acuáticas RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Las unidades de Wellington y Schware abren solo del 16 de julio al 14 de marzo. b. La Unidad de Wellington está cerrada desde el primer día de la temporada regular de aves acuáticas hasta el primer día de la temporada de faisanes, excepto los sábados, domingos y lunes y los días festivos estatales y federales. c. Prohibida la navegación excepto embarcaciones propulsadas a mano para la caza de aves acuáticas. d. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. e. Se pueden autorizar pruebas de campo en las unidades de Wellington y Schware en feb., del 1 al 14 de marzo y en ago. Se pueden autorizar pruebas en la Unidad de Cobb Lake durante todo el año. f. La práctica de tiro al blanco debe ser autorizada por el Responsable del Área de Vida Silvestre. g. Prohibida la cabalgata excepto en la Unidad de Cobb Lake durante las pruebas de campo. h. Caza mayor solo con arco, escopeta de postas y avancarga. i. Las aves de caza domésticas, silvestres o privadas podrán ser liberadas con permiso de adiestramiento canino en la Unidad de Cobb Lake. Todas las aves capturadas deberán ser retiradas y todas las aves de caza de propiedad privada deberán ser preparadas para el consumo humano. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Red Feather Lakes, diríjase 1 milla con dirección este en Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191/38 acres de agua CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre, pesca, campamento INSTALACIONES: campamento, baño, agua potable RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten botes flotantes o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. b. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Rifle, diríjase 4 millas con dirección norte por la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. 325, gire a la derecha y diríjase 4 millas hacia CR 252. Diríjase 1.5 millas al noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 33/941 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, conejo, paloma, lince RECREACIÓN: senderismo, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: campamento en CR 252, 4 millas noroeste de la ctra. 325; solo agua no potable; campos de tiro de rifles y pistolas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Está permitido acampar solo desde un día después del Día del Trabajo al 31 de diciembre b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range abierto al acceso público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer todos los días, cuando cumpla con todas las reglas de alcance publicadas. ▶ WHEELER SWA — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Silt, tome la I-70 oeste por aproximadamente 1 milla. SWA está en el lado norte de la interestatal entre I-70 y las ctras. 6 y 24, adyacentes al río Colorado. SWA es legalmente accesible solo por el río. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42/48 acres CAZA: conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas PESCA: trucha, pescado blanco RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Tome la I-76 este hacia Barr Lake. Salga por la Avenida 152, diríjase al este. Gire a la izquierda en la calle Picadilly, gire a la izquierda en la Avenida 128. SWA está en la esquina de la 128 y la calle Tower, y se extiende hacia el sureste. GMU/ACRES: 104/400 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza de aves acuáticas de jóvenes/mentores cuando lo autorice el Responsable de Vida Silvestre de la zona como participantes en el programa de cazadores jóvenes de la CPW. b. Se requiere reserva para la caza de aves acuáticas. Consulte "Reservas: Caza" (página 1) para más detalles. Los cazadores solo pueden cazar en el área reservada, excepto en áreas donde no se requieren reservas o no están reservadas y desocupadas. Registro obligatorio de entrada y salida en los puestos de control como se indica. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 160 hacia USFS Rd. 631, luego diríjase 30 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 77/508 acres CAZA: aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: paseo en bote, observación de vida silvestre, campamento INSTALACIONES: baño, agua potable, rampa para botes, campamento RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, encender fogatas y las tablas de vela. b. Se prohíbe la navegación si se crea una estela de aguas rápidas. c. Motos de nieve permitidas únicamente como ayuda en la pesca en hielo. ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — CONDADO DE PITKIN INDICACIONES: Para la caza y el acceso de los pescadores, diríjase al estacionamiento de acceso para pescadores de Riverview en la entrada norte de Philips Riverview. Acceso en bote disponible. Acceso para pescadores a pie también disponible desde el sendero de Rio Grande. GMU/ACRES: 43/487 acres CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 unas 6 millas hacia CR 30. Gire al este en CR 30, continúe por 5 millas y gire al sur en CR NN. Diríjase 3.5 millas al sur al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la carretera. continúa en la página siguiente CPW.STATE.CO.US 29 �ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE GMU/ACRES: 102/920 acres CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RECREACIÓN: observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto de 4 a. m. a 9 a. m., del 1 de septiembre al 31 de mayo. b. Se prohíbe encender fogatas, entrenar perros y los caballos. c. La práctica de tiro al blanco debe ser autorizada por el Responsable del Área de Vida Silvestre. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Granby, diríjase 2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. WWA está en la ctra. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18/12 acres INSTALACIONES: mesas de pícnic, baños, sendero interpretativo de 0.25 millas RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, solo en la zona de observación. b. Los perros están prohibidos más allá de la zona de estacionamiento. c. Se prohíbe la pesca, disparar armas de fuego, acampar, encender fogatas y atrapar animales. d. NUEVO NO se requiere un pase válido para cazar o pescar o para el Área de Vida Silvestre del Estado de Colorado para ACCEDER a esta propiedad. ▶ NUEVO WILLOW CREEK RESERVOIR SWA — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Granby, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 y gire al noreste en la ctra. 34 hacia Grand Lake. Al pasar el marcador de milla 5 en la ctra. 34, gire al noroeste en la CR 40 y continúe por 2.25 millas. SWA se encuentra en el lado sur de la CR 40. GMU/ACRES: 18/200 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso permitido únicamente para la pesca, la caza menor y la caza de aves acuáticas. b. Acceso permitido únicamente a través de los puntos de acceso designados según se publiquen. c. Prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. d. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. e. Estacionar solo en las áreas designadas. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Telluride, diríjase 13 millas al oeste en la ctra. 145 hacia USFS Rd. 618 en Fall Creek, luego continúe 9 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 70/160 acres PESCA: arroyo de agua fría, lago de agua fría RECREACIÓN: canotaje, observación de vida silvestre INSTALACIONES: baños RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la navegación, excepto los botes flotadores o las embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, viento o motor eléctrico. b. Está prohibido acampar. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE HINSDALE INDICACIONES: Al sur de Lake City, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 149, gire a la derecha por la CR 30 (carretera a San Cristobal Lake) por 3.9 millas. Acceso a servidumbre de pesca desde el puente en el extremo de entrada del lago San Cristobal Lake. Puente ubicado en la intersección de la CR 30 y la CR 33. Se requiere que los pescadores se estacionen en esta intersección. GMU/ACRES: 66/4 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto para acceso público 1 hora antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después del atardecer, acceso solamente a pie. b. Acceso público al área de servidumbre limitado a un punto solo en el extremo sur de la propiedad, norte del puente sobre la CR 33, cerca de la intersección de la CR 33 y la CR 30. Todos los demás accesos están prohibidos. c. Está prohibido acampar, los perros y las mascotas. d. La pesca con moscas artificiales solo está permitida en la bifurcación del lago del río Gunnison, incluyendo 20 pies a cada lado de la orilla del río. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA (SERVIDUMBRE DE PESCA) — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Nathrop, diríjase 5.7 millas al oeste en la CR 162 hacia la CR 291. Después diríjase 0.4 millas al oeste en la CR 291 hacia el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481/84 acres PESCA: Abierto únicamente para la pesca ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40. SWA está en el lado sur de la ctra. 40 poco después de pasar por el desvío de la CR 29. GMU/ACRES: 13/866 acres RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Dr. Walden diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 11.5 millas; el estacionamiento está en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU: 171/3719 PESCA: Illinois River RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso permitido solo desde áreas de estacionamiento designadas. Acceso solamente a pie y a caballo. b. Pesca con moscas artificiales y señuelos únicamente. El límite de posesión es de 2 peces. c. Se pueden obtener permisos de acceso limitado para caza mayor comunicándose con CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center al 970-8702197. Los permisos están disponibles solo para la caza de alces, berrendos y alces. Los cazadores solo podrán acceder a la propiedad durante las fechas especificadas en su permiso de acceso limitado. Para obtener un permiso de acceso limitado, los cazadores ya deben tener una licencia de caza mayor para uno de los códigos de caza específicos permitidos en la propiedad. Permisos de acceso limitados válidos a partir del primer día de la temporada de la licencia. Los cazadores con reserva pueden traer hasta 2 acompañantes que no sean cazadores. Se prohíbe el acceso a los cazadores con permiso de acceso limitado desde 2 horas antes del amanecer y 1 hora después del anochecer, salvo que, cuando se haya abatido un animal, se permita al cazador triunfante y a su(s) acompañante(s) no cazador(es) permanecer el tiempo necesario para retirarlo. Eel/los acompañante(s) no cazador(es) debe(n) tener una licencia de caza o de pesca válida, o un pase de área de vida silvestre del estado de Colorado, si tiene(n) 16 años o más. d. No se permite la caza en la zona de seguridad. e. Está prohibido acampar durante la noche, los perros, las fogatas, tiro al blanco y la construcción de persianas. Vida al aire libre Colorado Outdoors es la revista oficial de los Parques de Vida Silvestre de Colorado. Desde hace más de 80 años, ha sido un recurso valorado para los cazadores y pescadores. La edición anual "Preference Point" es un gran recurso para planificar su caza, y las guías anuales de caza y pesca ofrecen una amplia variedad de consejos prácticos sobre cómo y dónde hacerlo. Para suscribirse llame al 1-800-417-8986 O visite cpwshop.com/subscription.page 30 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ¿QUÉ SON LAS TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL? ¿QUÉ ES EL PROGRAMA DE ACCESO PÚBLICO A LAS TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL? ▶ La Junta de Comisionados de Tierras del Estado de Colorado (la Junta Estatal de Tierras) es una agencia creada constitucionalmente que administra una dotación de activos de 4000 millones de dólares para el beneficio intergeneracional de los niños de las escuelas K-12 de Colorado y de las instituciones públicas. Son el segundo mayor terrateniente de Colorado y generan ingresos en nombre de los beneficiarios mediante el arrendamiento de casi tres millones de acres de superficie y cuatro millones de acres de subsuelo para la agricultura, el pastoreo, las actividades recreativas, los bienes inmuebles comerciales, los derechos de paso, las energías renovables, el petróleo, el gas y los minerales sólidos. La Junta Estatal de Tierras se auto financia por completo y no recibe dinero de los impuestos. ▶ El Programa de Acceso Público a Tierras en Fideicomiso Estatal incluye 971,335 acres de tierra que se alquilan a los Parques de Vida Silvestre de Colorado para que el público disfrute de una variedad de actividades relacionadas con la vida silvestre. Los carteles de cada propiedad le informarán de lo que está permitido en cada lugar. Solo las tierras en fideicomiso enumeradas en este folleto que forman parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL están abiertas al acceso público. ▶ Los arrendamientos en tierras en fideicomiso estatal generan más de 100 millones de dólares anuales para ayudar a mantener a ocho beneficiarios del fideicomiso, principalmente los niños de las escuelas K-12 de Colorado. Ayudan a financiar el programa Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST), que otorga becas competitivas a distritos escolares para la construcción de nuevas escuelas o la renovación de instalaciones existentes. Cerca de 225,000 estudiantes están matriculados en escuelas que recibieron una beca BEST. La mayoría de los beneficiarios de BEST se encuentran en zonas rurales del estado, y los proyectos de construcción han generado aproximadamente 37,000 empleos en esas comunidades. ▶ Conoce más sobre las tierras en fideicomiso estatal en: slb.colorado.gov Los terrenos en fideicomiso estatal, como el Troublesome Valley Ranch STL mencionado anteriormente, están anunciados con el nombre de la propiedad, el mapa y las normas de uso. © Zach Spezze, CPW PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES SOBRE TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ▶ ¿QUÉ PUEDO HACER EN LOS TERRENOS DE ESTE PROGRAMA? ▶ ¿CUÁNDO ABREN? Las tierras inscritas en el Programa de Acceso Público a Tierras en Fideicomiso Estatal están abiertas solo a la caza y la pesca y, cuando se autoricen específicamente, a la observación de vida silvestre. Las actividades recreativas generales, como el senderismo, la equitación y los paseos con perros, no están permitidas en el marco del programa. Consulte los listados en las siguientes páginas para conocer las reglas específicas del sitio y los plazos de uso. La mayoría de los terrenos no son accesibles en vehículo, vehículos todoterreno o motos de nieve, y puede haber restricciones adicionales para acampar, estacionar y conducir fuera de la carretera. El uso o la actividad no autorizada en estas tierras puede ser objeto de aplicación por parte de los funcionarios del CPW o de autoridades locales. La mayoría de las propiedades están abiertas para actividades recreativas relacionadas con la vida silvestre desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb., a menos que se indique lo contrario en este folleto. Las tierras inscritas están cerradas al acceso público el resto del año. El uso o ingreso no autorizado durante periodos cerrados se considera allanamiento y puede ser objeto de acciones judiciales. ▶ ¿DÓNDE ESTÁN? Las tierras que forman parte del Programa de Acceso Público a Tierras en Fideicomiso Estatal se encuentran en todo Colorado. Consulte el índice, las descripciones y el mapa de parcelas incluidos en este folleto. Encuentre también mapas en línea: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands NORMAS DEL PROGRAMA DE ACCESO A LAS TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL Toda persona de 16 años o más DEBE tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida para estar en CUALQUIER PARTE de una tierra en fideicomiso estatal (STL). Consulte las páginas 1 y 3 para conocer los requisitos para acceder a las áreas estatales de vida silvestre (SWA). Tenga en cuenta que las licencias de uno o cinco días solo son válidas para la(s) fecha(s) que figuran en la licencia. Las siguientes restricciones se aplican a todas las tierras del Programa de Acceso Público a Tierras en Fideicomiso Estatal arrendadas por Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado. En este folleto se enumeran otras restricciones específicas de la propiedad. Consulte la página 3 de la sección SWA para conocer las regulaciones para las Especies Invasivas Acuáticas. Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Consulte la página 3, "Áreas estatales de vida silvestre", para obtener descripciones de las 3 clases de e-bike. El acceso público a las tierras fiduciarios estatales está restringido a la caza, la pesca y la actividad de observación de vida silvestre. Las bicicletas eléctricas solo están permitidas para su uso en las carreteras designadas cuando se utilizan para estas actividades. 1. LAS PROPIEDADES: ▶ Abiertas únicamente para la caza, la pesca y, cuando se autorice específicamente, para la observación de la fauna silvestre Se prohíben las prácticas de tiro, el tiro no cinegético, el equipamiento y el uso no relacionado con la vida silvestre. ▶ Está cerrado desde 1/2 hora después del atardecer hasta 1/2 hora antes del amanecer, a menos que se indique lo contrario. ▶ Está cerrado al público del 1 de marzo al 31 de agosto, a menos que se publique lo contrario. Todas las propiedades recién inscritas están cerradas al público hasta el 1 de sept. del año de inscripción, a menos que se publique lo contrario. RECREAR RESPONSABLEMENTE 2. LOS VEHÍCULOS DE MOTOR solo están permitidos en las carreteras designadas. NORMAS PARA LAS E-BIKES EN LAS ZONAS DE SWA: Solo las tierras en fideicomiso estatal que figuran en este folleto están abiertas al acceso público. Se recuerda a los cazadores y pescadores que respeten los derechos de otros visitantes y de los propietarios o los titulares de los permisos de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal. Acatar las reglas estatales para que las tierras puedan permanecer abiertas para futuras actividades de recreación de vida silvestre. (Se requiere permiso para acceder a cualquier tierra en fideicomiso estatal que no figure en este folleto). 3. ACCESO RESTRINGIDO solo a pie o a caballo, a menos que se indique lo contrario. 4. PROHIBIDO ARROJAR BASURA. Toda la basura debe ser recogida por los usuarios. 5. SE PROHÍBE ACAMPAR Y ENCENDER FOGATAS, a menos que se indique lo contrario. Cuando se permite acampar según lo publicado, es ilegal dejar un campamento, tienda de campaña, refugio, vehículo motorizado o remolque desatendido por más de 48 horas, o acampar o estacionar remolques de viaje o campistas en una propiedad del Programa de Acceso Público a Tierras en Fideicomiso Estatal por más de 14 días en un periodo de 45 días. 6. ARMAS DE FUEGO ILEGALES. Es ilegal poseer los siguientes tipos de munición o armas de fuego: cartuchos trazadores, cartuchos perforantes, cartuchos militares con sustancias explosivas o radiactivas, cartuchos BMG del calibre 0.50, armas de fuego totalmente automáticas. 7. LA CAZA DE JÓVENES/MENTORES se aplica a los jóvenes menores de 18 años. Los jóvenes cazadores menores de 16 años deben ir acompañados de un mentor cuando cazan en propiedades de jóvenes mentores. Los mentores deben tener 18 años o más, cumplir con los requisitos de educación para cazadores y acompañar a los jóvenes mientras cazan. 8. HENO CERTIFICADO, PAJA, MANTILLO SOLAMENTE. Es ilegal tener, almacenar o utilizar heno, paja o mantillo que no haya sido certificado como libre de malezas nocivas, de acuerdo con la Ley de Certificación de Cultivos Forrajeros Libres de Malezas, o cualquier estado o provincia que participe en el Programa Regional de Forraje Libre de Malezas Certificado. Los materiales certificados deben estar marcados claramente por el estado certificador. Están exentas las personas que transportan dichos materiales en carreteras federales, estatales o comarcales que cruzan tierras en fideicomiso estatal arrendadas por CPW, y el heno producido en la propiedad donde se utiliza. 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO PROGRAMA DE ACCESO PÚBLICO A LAS TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL PROPIEDADES Y REGLAMENTOS Toda persona de 16 años o más DEBE tener una licencia de caza o pesca válida para estar en CUALQUIER PARTE de una tierra en fideicomiso estatal. ▶Descargue los mapas individuales de las tierras en fideicomiso estatal en línea: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ 63 RANCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 14.5 millas hacia 63 Ranch, estacionamiento al este de ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50/1635 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas ▶ ADELAIDE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, tome la ctra. 50 hacia el este a la CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Diríjase al norte en la CR 67 por 15 millas. Acceso a STL a través de terrenos BLM, suroeste desde CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 1 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase 1.75 millas al sur en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 53. Diríjase al sur por 15 millas al área de estacionamiento en el límite este, sur de la CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58/2893 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ AGUA RAMON — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde South Fork, diríjase al este por la ctra. 160 por 7 millas. Después gire al norte en la CR 18 y continúe por 1.4 millas hacia la CR 15. Gire al este y continúe por 0.3 millas, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Avance por 1.3 millas y gire al oeste en USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESO N.º 1: Desde CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, gire al oeste en USFS Rd. 630.2H y siga hasta la esquina noreste de la propiedad. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde la CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), gire hacia el oeste por USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continúe hasta el 630.2C y siga hasta la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 79/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alce, venado mula, berrendo y caza menor ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Aguilar, tome la salida 30 de la I-25 hacia la CR 63.1. Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste. GMU/ACRES: 85/500 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso restringido en el lado este según lo publicado. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: RUTA N.º 1: Desde el STL Los Mogotes Peak (ver direcciones en este folleto), diríjase al oeste por dos pistas durante 7.5 millas hasta el límite oeste. RUTA N.º 2: Desde La Jara STL (consulte las indicaciones en este folleto), diríjase al sur desde La Jara Res. por la carretera para vehículos 4x4 hasta Fox 32 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO Creek. Desde Fox Creek, solo a pie o a caballo, diríjase 1.5 millas al sur hasta el límite sur de las tierras del USFS. Diríjase 3 millas al este en las tierras del USFS y cruce Fox Creek y el sendero Fox Creek. Continúe 1 milla hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Diríjase 12 millas al sur de Monte Vista en la ctra. 15, luego diríjase 11 millas al oeste por USFS Rd. 250 hacia Terrace Res. (Cañón de Alamosa). Después continúe a pie o a caballo por BLM y bosque nacional. GMU/ACRES: 81/240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ ALKALI ARROYO — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 109 por 8 millas hacia USFS Rd. 2195. Diríjase al este por USFS Rd. 2195 por 3 millas para llegar a la esquina suroeste. En la siguiente milla, al este de la USFS 2195 está el límite sur. El límite se detiene en la intersección de la carretera 2195 del USFS 2195.G, que se dirige al sur. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ALTA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 285 por 3.1 millas hacia BLM Rd. 5031A (Alta Lake Rd.). Diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la carretera. La propiedad está ubicada a 250 yardas al sur. Acceso a pie a través de terrenos BLM. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ AMERICAN GULCH — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, tome la carretera Lariat Rd. Oeste durante 5 millas hasta BLM Rd. (Lower Nicomodes Rd. 272). Diríjase al noroeste por 3 millas hasta la calle BLM 5120Ua (Fata Morgana Rd.). Continúe al sur por 5 millas hasta la calle Rim Rock Rd. Gire al oeste en la calle BLM Rd. 5120Tb. Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas hasta el final de la carretera. El establecimiento se encuentra 0.5 millas al sur. Acceso sin cita a través de terrenos del Servicio Forestal. GMU/ACRES: 80/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por 14 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), luego diríjase 6 millas al este hacia East Carter Mountain gate. El acceso se realiza a través de una puerta con señales. GMU/ACRES: 181/1240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el acceso de vehículos todoterreno y motos de nieve en la ruta designada en la puerta de East Carter Creek solo durante la temporada de caza. ▶ ANTELOPE FLATS — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la I-76 y la ctra. 52 en Wiggins, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 52 por 12 millas a CR F. Diríjase al este en la CR F por 4 millas hacia la CR 10. Conduzca en dirección sur por la CR 10 durante 2 millas hasta el primer estacionamiento en la intersección de la CR 10 y la CR C. El acceso al segundo estacionamiento está a 1 milla al este de la CR C desde el primer estacionamiento, luego a 1 milla al sur por la CR 11. GMU/ACRES: 99/5000 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ ANTELOPE TANK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Diríjase al este desde Kim. Acceso por USFS Rd. 2389, al norte de la ctra. 160. GMU/ACRES: 136/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ ANTERO — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 16.5 millas. Desde el norte del cruce de Antero en la ctra. 24, diríjase 9 millas hacia Antero Res. Rd., luego diríjase al oeste 1.75 millas hasta la esquina noroeste de STL. O bien, diríjase 4.5 millas al norte de Antero Jct. en la ctra. 285, luego diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 433 sin marcar 0.5 millas hasta el límite norte. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58/11,060 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca de arroyo en aguas frías. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la I-25 hasta la ctra. 10, luego diríjase al este por 18.5 millas. Diríjase al sur en la CR 77 por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en la CR 90 por 11 millas hacia Apishapa SWA. Siga las señales a través del SWA hasta el lado noreste y el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 133/1880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, borrego cimarrón, conejo, paloma, codorniz escamada, lince, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Están prohibidos los vehículos motorizados más allá del estacionamiento. ▶ ARROWHEAD — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Rustic, diríjase 2.25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 14 en Poudre Canyon, luego diríjase 0.25 millas en la carretera frontal de la ctra. en el lado norte. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 8/200 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, conejo, urogallo oscuro, ardilla de pino ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Salida, diríjase por la CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 millas al norte. Gire a la izquierda por CR 185 y continúe por 5 millas. El acceso está en la CR 185 en los extremos norte y sur de STL. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 57/542 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón ▶ ATWOOD — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63. Acceso cerca de la esquina sureste de STL junto a la CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96/120 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. c. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. ▶ AUBURY CREEK — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 287, gire al oeste en la CR C3/10, luego gire al norte en USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, faisán, codorniz, conejo ▶ BADGER BASIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 24. La propiedad está directamente al norte de Hartsel, y al norte y sur a lo largo de la ctra. 9. GMU/ACRES: 50/40 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero PESCA: Todo el año en Fourmile Creek. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UNIDADES ALTAS Y BAJAS) — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: UNIDAD BAJA: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 21 millas al norte por la CR 12, luego diríjase al oeste por 1 milla en la carretera BLM. UNIDAD ALTA: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 1.75 millas en la CR 53. Continúe en la CR 53 por 22 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58/3799 acres ABIERTO: UNIDAD BAJA: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto para todos los demás usos desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. UNIDAD ALTA: 1 de oct.hastafinales de feb. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría UNIDAD ALTA: Está prohibido pescar. ▶ BADGER FLATS — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde Lake George, tome la ctra. 24 con dirección oeste por 1.5 millas. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Lake George, tome la CR 90 oeste por 2.25 millas. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde Lake George, tome la ctra. 24 oeste aprox. 8 millas hasta USFS Rd. 891, luego diríjase al sur. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 norte de la ctra. 50, GMU 581 sur de ctra. 50)/3570 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ BADITO — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 69 por 15 millas con dirección noroeste. Diríjase al sur en la CR 520 por 2.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BAKERS PEAK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: En Craig en las ctras. 13 y 40, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 24 millas hacia la CR 101. Gire al este en la CR 101 y recorra 1.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4/12,393 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, venado, alce, urogallo, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras estatales o comarcales. b. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: Desde Georgetown, tome la I-70 oeste por 5 millas. STL está 1.25 millas al este de la salida Bakerville. a mayor parte de la propiedad al norte de la I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: borrego cimarrón, venado, alce, león, oso, urogallo, perdiz, conejo, liebre de raqueta PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. b. Acceso solo desde el derecho de paso de la I-70. ▶ BAKING POWDER RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 por aprox. 29 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: TERRENO 1: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 15 millas hacia la CR 150. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 150 por 0.5 millas. TERRENO 2: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 10 millas hacia la CR 71. Diríjase la oeste en la CR 71 hacia la CR 71S. Diríjase al sur en la CR 71S por 2.5 millas. TERRENOS 3 Y 4: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 318 por 15 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21. El terreno 3 está a 9 millas con dirección norte de la ctra. 318 y al oeste de la CR 21. El terreno 4 está a 14 millas con dirección norte de la ctra. 318 y en ambos lados de la CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/6266 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 16 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo, caza menor NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL. ▶ BEAR CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, tome Moore St./ CR 358 hacia el este por 6.6 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor ▶ BEAR GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 10 millas al este en la ctra. 96 hacia la CR 271. Diríjase 1 milla a la esquina noroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, pavo ▶ BEAVER BROOK — CONDADO CLEAR CREEK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde la I-70, diríjase al sur por Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. durante 2.7 millas hasta la intersección con Pat Creek Rd. Punto de acceso en la puerta del USFS en Pat Creek Rd. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Evergreen, diríjase 3.5 millas al oeste por Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) hasta la intersección con Old Squaw Pass Rd. Punto de acceso al norte de Squaw Pass Rd. en la puerta de USFS. GMU/ACRES: 39/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce. Caza solo con armas primitivas. ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al norte por aprox. 8 millas en la ctra. 69. Estacionamiento fuera de la ctra. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691/500 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza con rifle se limita a la caza de jóvenes/ mentores. Los mentores no pueden usar fusiles. b. Toda la caza excepto la caza de jóvenes/mentores restringidos a arcos, cargadores de avancarga o escopetas. c. Estacionamiento prohibido en la ctra. 69. d. Se prohíbe disparar a menos de 500 pies de la ctra. 69 y estructuras hechas por el hombre. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ BEECHER ISLAND — CONDADO DE YUMA ▶ BLACK HAWK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 5 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 30 y conduzca 1.3 millas. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR JJ y continúe por 2.8 millas. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 27 y continúe por 0.7 millas. Gire levemente a la derecha hacia CR KK e ingrese 5.6 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17 hacia la CR 32. Diríjase 11 millas al oeste por la CR 55. Vaya 2.5 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BIG HOLE BUTTE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas al oeste en la CR 7 hacia la CR 92. Diríjase al norte por 2.4 millas en la CR 92. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 40 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Tome la CR 4 con dirección oeste por 15 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/3048 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para pescar en Little Snake River. CAZA: alce, venado mula, berrendo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Persianas portátiles de caza solamente. ▶ BIG SPRINGS — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Ellicott: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 1.9 millas. Gire hacia el norte hacia Baggett Rd. por 1.4 millas. El estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de Baggett Rd. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 1.9 millas. Gire al norte hacia Baggett Rd. por 3 millas. Gira al este hacia Big Springs Rd. por 3.5 millas. Área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de Big Springs Rd. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 7 millas. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Calhan por 1.6 millas. Área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la ctra. Calhan. GMU/ACRES: 110/8601 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas NUEVO RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. 34 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase al sur por la I-25 hasta la salida 42. Tome la CR 310 hacia Pryor, luego diríjase 2.5 millas al sur en la CR 312 al lado este de STL. O bien, tome la CR 310 oeste hacia el norte. GMU/ACRES: 85/1511 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, berrendo, alce, paloma, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras del condado. INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase 1 milla al oeste por la ctra. 69. Gire al norte en USFS Rd. 634 y diríjase 6 millas a USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas hasta los marcadores. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, ardilla, paloma, coyote, pavo ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison en la ctra. 50 y USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), diríjase al norte por la ctra. 50 por 1 milla hacia USFS Rd. 888. Diríjase al norte por USFS Rd. 888 durante 5.5 millas hasta el límite sur. GMU/ACRES: 551/415 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, urogallo oscuro, conejo PESCA: en una pequeña sección de No Name Creek ▶ BLACK WOLF CREEK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 11 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste. GMU/ACRES: 102/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BLOOM HILLS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 5 millas a la ctra. 10. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas, luego continúe con dirección sur por 9 millas hasta la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 al oeste por aprox. 15 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2112. ACCESO DE LA PROPIEDAD NORTE: Tome USFS Rd. 2112 aproximadamente 2 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2112.D. Tome la ctra. 2112.D hasta que termina. STL está justo después de pasar la carretera. ACCESO DE LA PROPIEDAD SUR: Desde la ctra. 50, tome USFS Rd. 2112 por aproximadamente 2 millas al sur de la intersección USFS Rd. 2112.D hasta USFS Rd. 2112.F. Tome USFS Rd. 2112.F 0.5 millas al oeste. La propiedad está al norte a lo largo de 2112.F. GMU/ACRES: 135/676 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BLUE LAKE — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al norte en la ctra. 50. Cruce la ctra. 50 sobre el río Arkansas, luego tome la ctra. 194 en la salida. Continúe por 0.5 millas al oeste en la ctra. 194, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 10.5. Diríjase al norte durante 0.5 millas, luego gire al oeste en la CR HH.5 y continúe 0.5 millas hacia el oeste. Gire al norte en la CR 10, luego diríjase al norte durante aproximadamente 6 millas hasta llegar al límite sur de STL. GMU/ACRES: 125/60,323 acres ABIERTO: Todo el año para la pesca; desde el 1 de sept. hastafinales de feb. para la caza. CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas, aves acuáticas PESCA: lago de agua templada RESTRICCIONES: a. Islas cerradas del 15 de mayo hasta el 31 de agosto en Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. c. La acampada está permitida según lo indicado. ▶ BLUE SPRING — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 69 por 1 milla hasta USFS Rd. 634. Gire al norte y continúe por 13 millas. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. La caza está prohibida en la zona de seguridad a lo largo del límite este, tal y como se indica. ▶ BONNY CREEK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385 aprox. por 17 millas hacia la CR 0. Diríjase al este en la CR 0 por 6 millas hacia la CR LL.5. Diríjase al norte en la CR LL.5 por 4 millas y gire al este en la CR 4. Diríjase al este en la CR 4 por 3 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 103/630 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, pavo, conejo, faisán, paloma ▶ BOSTON FLATS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al noroeste por 3.5 millas en la ctra. 318. El STL está al norte de la ctra. 318. Estacionamiento entre la ctra. y STL. No hay caminos; solo acceso sin entrada. GMU/ACRES: 3/104 acres ABIERTO: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BOX CREEK — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase 7 millas al sur en la ctra. 24, luego gire al oeste en la CR 10 durante 2.4 millas hacia STL y la intersección de la CR 10 y 24. Acceso a STL por la CR 10 o la CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48/629 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BOX ELDER — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por 11 millas hacia la CR 17. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 1.5 millas hacia la CR 51. Diríjase 1 milla hacia la CR 32, y continúe por 8.5 millas hasta el acceso BLM. GMU/ACRES: 211/628 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 32, luego continúe al oeste por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ BRAMMER — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 71 desde Synder por aprox. 6 millas. Gire al este en la CR Ee por aprox. 5 millas. El estacionamiento estará en la intersección de la CR Ee y la CR 34. GMU/ACRES: 95/2918 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ BRAVO — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, tome la ctra. 6 este por aprox. 2 millas hacia la CR 37. Diríjase al norte en la CR 37 por 5.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 91/107 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo desde las zonas de estacionamiento de Bravo SWA. b. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. c. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde el Condado de Rush: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 8 millas hacia la CR 7. Diríjase al sur por la CR 7 durante 2 millas hasta la CR X. Diríjase al oeste por la CR X durante 0.4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR X. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Desde el área de estacionamiento 1. diríjase al este por la CR X durante 2.4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR X. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 2.9 millas hasta la CR J. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR J durante 1.6 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado sur de la CR j. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 4: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 2.8 millas hacia la CR 2. Diríjase al sur por la CR 2 durante 10 millas hasta la CR N. Diríjase al este por la CR N durante 1.9 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el lado norte/noreste de la CR N. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 5: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR11. Diríjase al sur por la CR11 durante 6.1 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado oeste de la CR11. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 6: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas, hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y llegue a la zona de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en la esquina sureste de la CR 11 y la CR M. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 7: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 2.9 millas hasta la CR J. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR J durante 4.5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado norte de la CR J. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 8: Diríjase al este en la ctra. 94 por 12 millas hacia la CR 11. Diríjase al sur por la CR 11 durante 11 millas hasta que la CR 11 se convierta en la CR M, y la CR M se convierta en la CR 10. Continúe hacia el sur por la CR 10 durante 4.9 millas hasta la CR G. Diríjase hacia el este por la CR G durante 2 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento junto a la carretera en el lado norte de la CR G. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 49,596 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. CAZA: caza mayor y menor, excepto el lince, el coyote, el perrito de las praderas de cola negra, la serpiente de cascabel, la tortuga mordedora, el tejón, el zorro veloz, la rata almizclera y el mapache RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. ▶ BRIGGSDALE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: SECCIONES 5 Y 8: Diríjase 3 millas al norte de Briggsdale en la CR 77 hasta USFS Trail 96. La propiedad está al oeste de la CR 77 y a ambos lados de USFS Trail 96 por 1 milla. SECCIÓN 16: Diríjase 6 millas al oeste de Briggsdale por la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 65, luego 1 milla al norte en la CR 65 hacia la CR 96. La propiedad está al noreste de la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 87/1855 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ BROWNS PARK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, conduzca en la ctra. 318 por 58 millas con dirección noroeste. Gire a la izquierda y tome la CR 83 por 2.9 millas, pasando por el Centro de Visitantes de USFWS y cruzando Green River. Gire a la izquierda en la carretera sin marcar y continúe por 2.8 millas hasta la primera parcela, o 7 millas hasta la segunda parcela. GMU/ACRES: 1/1.305 ABIERTO: Abierto todo el año CAZA: Durante todo el año para la caza mayor y menor, solo durante las temporadas abiertas. PESCA: Abierto todo el año para pescar en Green River. ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Penrose, diríjase 1.5 millas al norte hasta CR 123, luego diríjase al oeste por CR 123 durante 0.7 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento designada. Área de estacionamiento adicional ubicada sobre la CR 127, 1 milla al norte de la CR 123. GMU/ACRES: 59/1398 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo. Caza solo con armas primitivas. ▶ BUCKWATER DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe por aprox. 5.7 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, caza menor ▶ BUFFALO GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 2 millas. Gire hacia la CR 53 y diríjase al sur por 8.9 millas. Gire hacia Eufaula Trail y diríjase al este por 1.3 millas. Gire hacia Hutke Rd. y diríjase al norte por 0.8 millas. Gire hacia Keechi Rd. y diríjase al este por 1.5 millas. Keechi Rd. se convierte en Dog Chief Trail. Punto de acceso en la esquina de Dog Chief Trail y Cahokia Rd. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BULL CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Y continúe hacia la CR 161. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 161. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. STL está rodeado por el área de estudio de BLM Bull Canyon. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 287 hacia el norte por 22 millas hasta Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Diríjase 35 millas al oeste. La CR 80C pasa por la esquina sureste. La carretera de dos vías corre hacia la parte suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos de motor solo están permitidos en las carreteras del condado. ▶ BULL PASTURE — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde Rocky Ford, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 5 millas a la ctra. 10. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas, luego continúe con dirección sur por 9 millas hasta la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 oeste por aprox. 10.5 millas hacia la CR 13. Vaya por aprox. 0.75 millas al sur de la ctra. 350 en la CR 13. Propiedad al oeste de CR 13 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ BURCHFIELD — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, diríjase al este por la CR DD durante 14 millas hasta la CR 54. STL está en la esquina noroeste del cruce de las CR DD y 54. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, alce, faisán, codorniz, zorro, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ BURNS CANYON — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Del semáforo en Johnson Village, diríjase al este por 1 milla a la CR 301. Diríjase al sur en la CR 301 por aprox. 2.8 millas hasta la CR 300. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 300 y continúe 2.5 millas hasta Ruby Mountain Campground. Acceso a USFS Rd. 300 a 300A. Diríjase al oeste por la 300A hasta el sendero 1423 del USFS. NOTA: ¡Vehículo 4x4 muy recomendado! GMU/ACRES: 57/600 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, coyote, conejo, lince, zorro 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ BURRO SPRINGS — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde La Garita: 1. Diríjase al norte en la CR 42 por 2.3 millas. 2. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 41G por 4.5 millas. Desde Saguache: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por 6 millas hacia la CR T. Diríjase al oeste en la CR T por 2 millas hacia la CR 44.8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 44.8 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 68/28,905 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de mayo hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, coyote, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. En mayo se permite la recogida de astas desprendidas, cuernos desprendidos o astas o cuernos adheridos de forma natural a las placas del cráneo. Del 1 al 31 de dic. solamente. b. Solo durante la temporada de caza mayor, se permite el acceso del público desde una hora y media antes del amanecer hasta una hora y media después de la puesta de sol. Acceso público permitido desde media hora antes del amanecer hasta media hora después del atardecer durante todos los demás horarios. c. Uso de vehículos motorizados restringido a las carreteras designadas. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos todoterreno (OHV) para recuperar la caza mayor. d. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ BUSTOS FLAT — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 por 7 millas al este. Diríjase al sur en la CR 210. Continúe recto por la CR 211. La propiedad está aprox. a 3 millas de la ctra. 10. GMU/ACRES: 133/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ CARRICA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, ingrese a la ctra. 109. Tome la ctra. 109 por 3 cuadras al sur hasta la calle 6 en La Junta, luego diríjase al este por la calle 6. La calle 6 se convierte en la CR AA. Tome la CR AA por 4 millas hasta la CR 35. Diríjase al sur por 7 millas en la CR 35. La CR 35 se convierte en la CR T por 1 milla al este. La CR T se convierte en CR 36 al sur. Diríjase por la CR 36 por 3 millas. STL está al este de la CR 36 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CARTER CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 14 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hasta la ctra. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), luego diríjase 3 millas al este hasta el área de estacionamiento y la señal. GMU/ACRES: 181/1301 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo para la caza, salvo que se indique lo contrario. b. Acceso a vehículos todo terreno y motos de nieve permitido en ruta designada en la Secc. 31 como se indica en la puerta de East Carter Creek solo durante la temporada de caza. 36 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ CARTER PLACE — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, tome la ctra. 141 este por 3.5 millas hacia las ctras. 141 y 145. Diríjase 3.6 millas al sur en la carretera. 141, luego gire al oeste en la CR HH31. Diríjase 3 millas por el camino de tierra y gire al sur por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 70/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a través de BLM. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por aprox. 14 millas hacia la CR 93. Diríjase al este por 0.5 millas. Las señales designan la zona de caza. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL. ▶ CEDARS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 38 millas hacia la CR 2. Diríjase al este en la CR 2 por 6.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 4/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 40. Gire al sur en la CR 23 y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Acceso vehicular sobre la CR 23 y BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos motorizados solo están permitidos en la CR 23 y en la BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHIQUITO PEAK — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 12 millas al sur en Colo. 15 hacia la CR FF. Diríjase al oeste por la CR FF/USFS Rd. 250 durante 7.7 millas hasta BLM Rd. 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. Diríjase al este por BLM 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. durante aproximadamente 2.5 millas hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 80/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CHUBB PARK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285 hacia las ctras. 285 y 24. Diríjase al suroeste durante 1 milla hasta la cima de Trout Creek Pass. Gire al oeste a la derecha en la CR 311, luego continúe por 1 milla. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57/3640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. b. Los vehículos motorizados están permitidos en las carreteras comarcales según lo indicado. ▶ CIMARRON RIVER — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, tome la CR 44 al sur por 18 millas. Diríjase al este en la CR K por aprox. 1 milla. Gire al sur en la CR 45 y diríjase 8 millas a la propiedad. Propiedad a lo largo de la frontera del estado de Oklahoma. Estacione en la CR 45 para acceder a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 145/519 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CITADEL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 71. Diríjase al norte hacia Indian Valley Truck Trail, luego continúe por 12 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 2.5 millas al norte en CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441/879 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco hasta finales de feb. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede cazar con arco, con armas de avancarga, con escopetas que disparen un solo proyectil y con rifles de percusión anular. b. Solo se permite la caza de jóvenes/mentores, solo puede cazar un mentor por joven. El mentor debe tener 18 años o más y ser titular de un certificado válido de educación para cazadores o haber nacido antes del 1 de enero de 1949 y tener una licencia de caza o pesca adecuada y válida. ▶ COAL CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia BLM Rd. 1509. Gire al sur en la BLM Rd. 1509 y diríjase por aprox. 3.4 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire al oeste hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.4 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ COAL RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Rangely, diríjase al este por la ctra. 64. En la CR 73 gire al norte hacia la CR 78. En la CR 78 gire al norte y continúe por aprox. 1.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ CODY PARK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, en las ctras. 96 y 69, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 69 por 2.5 millas hacia la CR 215. Diríjase al norte por 6.25 millas hacia la esquina suroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 691/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, pavo, conejo, ardilla �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ COHAGEN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 6 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al sur por 1.8 millas hasta el punto de acceso n.º 1; o, desde la ctra. 14, diríjase al sur en la CR 21 por 4 millas hacia la CR 32, luego continúe por 1.2 millas al este hacia el punto de acceso n.º 2. GMU/ACRES: 171/2848 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al noroeste en la ctra. 318 por 41 millas hacia la CR 10N. Diríjase la norte en la CR 10N por 8 millas. STL está al oeste de la CR 10N en gran medida en la cima de la montaña y se mezcla con BLM y tierras privadas. 2495 acres al este de la CR 10N mezclados con tierras del BLM y privadas. Se aconseja el uso de vehículos 4x4 en la CR 167 y BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201/25,739 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta el 31 de diciembre CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo oscuro, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar durante las temporadas de caza mayor. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL. ▶ COPPER GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 14 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Copper Gulch Rd. y continúe por 13 millas, luego gire al oeste en Gulch Rd. El área de estacionamiento está en el lado oeste de la intersección de Burro Back Ct.. y Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 691/638 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, coyote, conejo, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga, escopetas y rifles de percusión anular únicamente. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 para acceder a través de Williams Peak, o diríjase al sur por la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 3, luego al norte en la CR 3 a Mule Creek. Acceso desde los terrenos del USFS en el sur. Todos los demás accesos desde terrenos privados. Permiso requerido. GMU/ACRES: 28/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al norte en la CR 80 por 1 milla hacia la CR 70. Diríjase al este por 2.8 millas hacia la CR 80, luego diríjase al norte por 10.7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 441/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de tiro con arco en temporada de venados y alces hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada y de montaña RESTRICCIONES: a. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 12 millas hacia la ctra. 9. Gire al norte en la ctra. 9, luego continúe por 6 millas. Gire al oeste en la puerta y continúe por 0.8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo PESCA: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza del 1 de junio al 31 de agosto. ▶ CROOKED ARROYO — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10, luego tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas con dirección noreste hacia la CR 21. Tome la CR 21 por aprox. 4 millas al sur hacia la CR N. Tome CR N por aprox. 0.75 millas al este hacia la CR 21.75. Tome la CR 21.75 aprox. Por 2.25 millas hacia el sur de la propiedad (21.75 pasa a ser 21.9). La propiedad se extiende por 1 milla al sur hasta la intersección de la CR K. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ CROOKED TOP — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Bailey, diríjase 2 millas al norte en la ctra. 285 hacia el semáforo. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 43 y diríjase 6.4 millas hacia Saddlestring Rd. Gire a la izquierda y diríjase 0.3 millas hacia USFS Rd. 101. Gire a la derecha y continúe por 4 millas. Camine al noreste por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 46/400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo, ardilla, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo disponible desde USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 40 por 16 millas hacia el marcador de milla 44, luego diríjase al norte en Deer Lodge Park Rd. Por aproximadamente 2.5 millas hacia la servidumbre BLM. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, venado, alce, caza menor ▶ CROW VALLEY — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: SECCIÓN 24 (8N 64W): Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57. Desde el área de estacionamiento de la USFS en la ctra. 14 y CR 57, camine 1 milla al este hasta la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (9N 62W): Diríjase 4 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hasta la CR 69, continúe entre 4 a 5 millas al norte en la CR 69. Camine 1 milla al este hasta el límite oeste de la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (9N 64W): Diríjase 8 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 61, luego diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 61 hacia la CR 96. Camine 1 milla al norte hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 87/1520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 24 aprox. por 3 millas hacia la carretera. 300. Diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la CR 11 y 11A hasta la bifurcación izquierda en el camino de tierra de dos vías. Tome la bifurcación de dos vías a la izquierda por 0.75 millas, siguiendo las señales de acceso con flechas. PARA ACCEDER A LA PARTE ESTE DE LA PROPIEDAD: Continúe hacia el sur hasta pasar la ctra. 300 hasta el marcador de la milla 182.4 y gire en el bucle de acceso a la pesca de Crystal Lake. Tome el camino de tierra de dos vías hacia el sur y el oeste hasta la valla y la zona de estacionamiento en la señal de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 (GMU 48 está al oeste del río; GMU 49 está al este del río)/467 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ DALEY GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE Y GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Sargents en USFS Rd. 819 y la ctra. 50, diríjase al norte por 0.75 millas y gire a la izquierda en las STL. Entrar en la gravera oeste de la ctra. 50 frente a la ctra. del granero. GMU/ACRES: 551/644 acres ABIERTO TODO EL AÑO CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, urogallo oscuro, conejo PESCA: Arroyos Agate Creek, Brush Creek y Tomichi Creek RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ DAVID CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome la USFS Rd. 2200 aprox. 4 millas con dirección oeste hasta la USFS Rd. 2200.I. Tome USFS Rd. 2200.I aprox. 0.5 millas hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ DEAD HORSE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la CR 28T, luego hacia la ctra. BLM 1064 y luego hacia la ctra. BLM 3132. Después diríjase a la ctra. BLM 1001, o tome la ctra. San Miguel 28T hasta la ctra. BLM 1063. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ DEARFIELD — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Greeley, recorra aprox. 25 millas al este hacia la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento norte se encuentra 0.3 millas al sur de la ctra. 34 en la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento se encuentra aproximadamente a 1.2 millas al sur de la ctra. 34 en la CR 386, justo antes del guarda ganado. Desde Wiggins, avance aproximadamente 13.5 millas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 386. Desde Roggen, recorra aprox. 1.3 millas al este hacia la CR 386. El sector de estacionamiento sur está aproximadamente a 8.5 millas al norte de la I-76 en la CR 386, justo después de pasar el guarda ganado. continúa en la página siguiente 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO Estacionamiento norte ubicado aproximadamente a 9.5 millas al norte de la I-76 en la CR 386. GMU/ACRES: 951/1480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ DEER HAVEN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Diríjase 9 millas al norte hacia la CR 11. Gire a la derecha y diríjase 5.2 millas por la CR 11 hasta Deer Haven Rd. Gire a la derecha en Deer Haven Rd. y continúe 0.8 millas hasta Thompson Mountain Rd. Gire a la derecha y continúe 0.7 millas hasta el final de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, pavo ▶ DELMONICA GULCH — CONDADO DE LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Leadville, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 91 por 8 millas. Utilice el área de estacionamiento al norte de la ctra. 91 en la calzada Chalk Creek. Acceso a través de BLM al oeste de la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 49/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, coyote, conejo ▶ DICK’S PEAK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, tome la ctra. 9 hacia el sur por 14 millas, luego diríjase 3.8 millas al suroeste hacia la ctra. Dick's Peak (ctra. 261). Continúe por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 12. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, pavo, caza menor ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dove Creek, diríjase 2 millas al oeste hacia las ctras. 491 y 141. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 141 por 27 millas hacia Disappointment Valley. Diríjase al sur por la calle 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) durante 18 millas hasta la ctra. McKinney Draw en terrenos de BLM. Continúe 0.25 millas al sur hasta el extremo norte de STL. Entre en el extremo norte, 0.25 millas al sur de la CR 19Q. Acceso a través de una carretera de dos vías en terrenos de la BLM en Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT VALLEY — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la ctra. Disappointment Creek (CR 19Q). Continúe por la CR 19Q por 10.5 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 70, 711/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ DIXIE BLUFFS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur por 11 millas hacia la CR P al este y USFS Rd. 2175.A al oeste. Diríjase a la CR P al norte por aproximadamente 0.33 millas al este de USFS Rd. 38 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO 2175. A en el límite norte durante aproximadamente 0.75 millas al oeste de la ctra. 109 que va en una diagonal, yendo al SSE casi hasta el límite sur. Tome USFS Rd. 2175.A durante 1 milla al oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2175.B. Tome USFS Rd. 2175.B durante aproximadamente 1 milla al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2175. Tome USFS Rd. 2175 por aprox. 0.66 millas hacia el este hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 130, 135/630 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ DOBBINS SPRING — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Elk Springs, diríjase al oeste por la CR 14 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1514. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1514 y continúe por 0.10 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318. Gire al sur en la CR 21S. Diríjase 4.7 millas en la CR 21S hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 10 por 1.9 millas hasta el borde de la propiedad. La CR 10 atraviesa la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 11/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ DRY CREEK — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: SECC. 16: Desde Monte Vista, tome la ctra. 15 sur por 2 millas hasta N.º 2 South Rd. Continúe 3 millas con dirección oeste. SECC. 36: Desde Monte Vista, tome la ctra. 15 sur por 2 millas hasta N.º 2 South Rd. Continúe 9.5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 80/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona de seguridad a lo largo del lado este de la Secc. 16 según lo publicado. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: En la ctra. 145 entre Naturita y Redvale, gire al sur en la ctra. 141 y diríjase 15 millas hacia Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase al oeste por la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) desde la ctra. 287 aprox. por 50 millas hacia la CR 103, luego diríjase al norte por la carretera de acceso Bull Mountain. Diríjase 5 millas al noreste hacia las STL, noreste de Shell Creek. No hay vías establecidas de acceso a las STL, algunos caminos para vehículos todoterreno proporcionan acceso. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león ▶ DUCK CREEK — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Crook. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 55 hacia la CR 64. Diríjase al este por la CR 64 por aprox. 1 milla a al noroeste esquina de las STL. Se debe tener extrema precaución al momento de cazar cuando el ganado esté presente. GMU/ACRES: 90/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo desde las áreas de estacionamiento de Duck Creek SWA. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Loveland, tome la ctra. 34 oeste hasta Big Thompson School, luego diríjase al norte 4 millas por Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) hasta Masonville. Diríjase hacia el noroeste por Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 millas hasta Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Diríjase 2.5 millas al oeste por Bar D Ranch Rd. hasta la señal de acceso a los terrenos del USFS. Continúe a pie o a caballo 1.5 millas a través del bosque hasta el límite sur. GMU/ACRES: 20/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. El camino de acceso a la propiedad está cerrado cuando el USFS cierra el 7 de dic. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ EAST ALAMOSA — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase al este por la ctra. 160 por 2.4 millas hasta El Rancho Ln. Diríjase al sur por El Rancho Ln. por 0.7 millas hacia la CR 8S. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 sur por 3.1 millas hasta S116 Rd. Continúe al sur por la ctra. S116 Rd. por 1.9 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 83/1480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ EAST BEND — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Sanford, diríjase al este por la CR V durante 3.6 millas hasta el terreno de la BLM. Acceda a la propiedad a través de terrenos BLM contiguos a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 81/720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ EAST BOONE DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 22.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la propiedad BLM adyacente. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ EAST CARRIZO CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, diríjase al oeste a lo largo de la ctra. 160. Diríjase al sur en la CR 220, luego gire al este en la CR 30. Estacione en el estacionamiento de Sikes. GMU/ACRES: 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase 14 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Después diríjase 6 millas al este hasta la señal y la puerta. GMU/ACRES: 181/1794 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público únicamente para la caza, excepto cuando lo que se permita esté en el presente reglamento b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a Chimney Rock Rd. a menos que se indique lo contrario. c. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. d. Vehículos todo terreno, motos de nieve permitidas en ruta designada según se publiquen en la puerta de la Secc. 24 durante la temporada de caza únicamente. e. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona de seguridad señalada a lo largo de la línea de la valla este. f. Se permite acampar y hacer fogatas solo a 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12. Después diríjase 5.3 millas al oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5. Diríjase 1 milla al norte hacia Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL está al este del lago. GMU/ACRES: 16/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza menor PESCA: lago de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ EASTMAN BASIN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57, luego diríjase 9 millas con dirección norte en la CR 57 hacia la CR 108. Entonces: SECCIONES 30 Y 32 (10N 63W), SECCIÓN 36 (10N 64W): Diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 108 hacia la CR 59, luego diríjase 2 millas al norte en la CR 59. Camine 1.5 millas al este/noreste hasta la propiedad de la Sección 30. Camine 2.2 millas al este hasta la propiedad de la Sección 32. La propiedad de la sección 36 se encuentra en el lado este de la CR 59. SECCIÓN 10 (10N 64W): Diríjase 1 milla este en la CR 108 hacia la CR 59, luego continúe 6 millas al norte en la CR 59 hacia la CR 120. Diríjase por 1−2 millas al oeste de la 120; la propiedad está en el lado sur de la CR 120. SECCIÓN 16 (10N 64W): Diríjase 2 millas al oeste por la CR 108 hasta la CR 53, luego diríjase 3 millas al norte por la CR 53 hasta el sendero 53 del USFS. Diríjase 1 milla más al norte por USFS Trail 53 hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. SECCIÓN 36 (10N 65W): Diríjase 4 millas al oeste por la CR 108 hasta la CR 49, luego continúe entre 1−2 millas al norte en la CR 49. La propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 49. GMU/ACRES: 87/2681 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ EAST TIMPAS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 por aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hacia CR N. Continúe por la CR N por aprox. 1 milla hacia el este. La propiedad está en el lado norte de la CR N por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ECKLUND — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 385 por 4.8 millas. Gire al este en la CR 30 y continúe por 6 millas antes de girar al sur en CR PP. Continúe 1.8 millas y gire al este en la CR 28. Siga la curva sur hacia la CR RR y continúe 6.7 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo ▶ EDLER — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Diríjase al sur de Springfield por la ctra. 287. Gire al oeste en la CR M, luego al norte en la CR 20. Estacione en el camino del USFS y camine hacia la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ ELEVEN MILE — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO 1: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 12 millas. STL cruza la CR en el norte y el sur. ACCESO 2: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 13.5 millas. Continúe recto hacia la CR 92 por 2.5 millas. STL cruza la CR en el norte y el sur. ACCESO 3: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 17 millas. STL cruza CR en el este y el oeste. GMU/ACRES: 58, 581/2887 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al este en la calle 5, que se convierte en CR 12E. Siga la CR 12E aproximadamente 16.5 millas sobre la montaña Elk hasta el final de la carretera y la zona de estacionamiento. Acceso solo desde el Parque Estatal State Forest y áreas de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 6/2839 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RECREACIÓN: Se permite acampar al final de la CR 12E, solo en áreas designadas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso desde el estacionamiento solamente. ▶ ELK SPRINGS N.º 1 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 42 y gire al sur en BLM Rd. 1509. Continúe al sur por 9 millas a través de Secc. 36 y gire hacia el noroeste. Ingrese por el extremo sur a través de Secc. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, león, caza menor ▶ ELK SPRINGS N.º 3 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Elk Springs, diríjase 0.75 millas al oeste en ctra. 40. La carretera BLM atraviesa el centro de STL, al sur de la ctra. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10/1810 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ FLAGLER — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Seibert, vaya hacia el oeste por la CR V durante 2 millas hasta llegar a la carretera. Continúe al oeste en la CR V por 1 milla. Diríjase al norte en la CR 12 por 1 milla hacia el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 107/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte durante 1.5 millas por la CR 12 hasta la BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Gire al este en BLM Sand Gulch Rd. y diríjase 3 millas a la esquina noroeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, cimarrón, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en la carretera BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLORENCE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Florence, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Vaya hacia el oeste por la CR 15 durante 5.6 millas, luego gire a la izquierda en el camino de tierra (junto al anfiteatro y las señales de límite de velocidad). Siga el camino de tierra hasta la bifurcación, luego diríjase a la derecha en la bifurcación hasta la señal de STL y el área de estacionar. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, pavo, urogallo oscuro RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie, solo a través de terrenos forestales nacionales. ▶ FLY GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 129 hacia la CR 44. Luego diríjase al oeste hasta la CR 44A, luego vaya al norte por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 214/460 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto solo para la caza de jóvenes/mentores. ▶ FLYING A — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 hasta el carril 62. Tome el carril 62 hasta Garnett Rd. Tome Garnett Rd. este hasta la intersección de Flying A Rd. Tome Flying A Rd. con dirección sur durante aprox. 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. GMU/ACRES: 128/29,057 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ FORD BRIDGE — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, diríjase 7.5 millas al noreste en la ctra. 138 hacia la CR 40, luego continúe hacia el este por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 91/280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta finales de feb. de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas continúa en la página siguiente 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ FORTIFICATION — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 13 por 9.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 301/866 acres ABIERTO: La caza de alces desde el día siguiente a la cuarta temporada de caza con rifles hasta el último día de la temporada tardía de alces en dic. CAZA: alce, vaca solamente RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso y caza permitido solo a través de Frosty Acres Ranch. Comuníquese con el rancho para reservas, 970-824-8935 o 970-824-9568. b. Acceso solo a pie y desde el área de estacionamiento fuera de la ctra. 13. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL. ▶ FOSTER GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, gire al sur en la ctra. 69 y recorra aprox. 14 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento de la propiedad. GMUs/ACRES: 84, 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ FOURMILE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, conduzca hacia a ctra. 13 por 37 millas hacia Baggs, WY. Gire a la derecha en la CR 2 y continúe por 1.4 millas hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 4/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero solo para caza mayor y caza menor. RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibidos los vehículos motorizados fuera de la CR. b. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase 10 millas al sur en la ctra. 69. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 106 por 1 milla hacia la esquina sureste de STL. Estacionamiento en las CR 106 y 111. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GALLEGOS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Romeo, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 285 por aprox. 2 millas hacia la CR L. Diríjase al oeste por 2 millas hacia la CR 12. La propiedad se encuentra en esquina noroeste de CR L y 12. GMU/ACRES: 81/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ GEARY CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD 40 INDICACIONES: Diríjase 12 millas al norte en CR 77 de Briggsdale hacia la CR 114, luego diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la CR 114 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase por 1 a 2 millas al norte en la CR 69. El límite este de la propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 69. GMU/ACRES: 87/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ GERRARD — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Dos millas al este de South Fork o 13 millas al oeste de Del Norte en la ctra. 160, diríjase 0.25 millas al sur de la ctra. 160 en USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80/799 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor ▶ GODIVA RIM — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, tome la ctra. 318 noroeste hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 aprox. Por 4 millas hasta BLM Godiva Rim carretera de acceso 2124. Diríjase al este en la ctra. 2124 a unas 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos de motor restringidos a la carretera BLM 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City en la ctra. 50 y la calle First St., diríjase al sur en la calle First St por 1 milla hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 3 por 5.2 millas hasta Temple Canyon City Park. Diríjase al sur por 0.5 millas a través del parque, esquina noreste de STL. Continúe por STL a lo largo de Grape Creek y 1.7 millas por Grape Creek a través de BLM hasta Pine Gulch. Camine hacia el oeste hasta Pine Gulch por 1.2 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca según lo publicado en Grape Creek. CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, león, oso, conejo, pavo PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ GRASSY CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al este por la ctra. 40 por 6 millas hacia la CR 27, luego diríjase al sur por 6 millas. Estacionamiento fuera de la CR 27 en la carretera de acceso Old Rockcastle Mine. GMU/ACRES: 13/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo de cola afilada ▶ GREASEWOOD — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: SEIS PARCELAS: 1. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21. Luego diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 1.5 millas y al este en la carretera de dos vías hacia Red Wash Butte. 2. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 21 hacia la CR 50. Diríjase al este en la CR 50 por 5 millas. 3. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase la norte en la CR 21 hacia la CR 42. Luego diríjase al este en la CR 42 por 8.5 millas. 4. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 hacia la CR 6. Diríjase al noreste en la CR 6-CR 44 por 4.5 millas. 5. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al este en la CR 8 hacia la CR 8N, luego diríjase al norte por 1.25 millas. 6. Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 hacia la CR 8, luego diríjase al este a la CR 8N. STL está al noreste de la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 3/3518 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Kersey, diríjase 18 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Diríjase al norte y al este por la ctra. 87 (que se convierte en la CR 89) por 14 millas hacia la CR 68. En la intersección, diríjase 1 milla al este al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, conejo, coyote, paloma, pato RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al noroeste en la CR 7 hacia la CR 5. Diríjase al este en la CR 5 hacia la CR 118, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 118 por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a las carreteras de los condados. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 15 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 69 hacia Badito Junction. Desde Badito Junction, tome la CR 520 al sur por 6 millas hasta la entrada de Major Ranch. Luego diríjase al oeste 1.25 millas en Bighorn Dr. (antes CR 520.1); ingrese a STL en la esquina sureste, luego atraviese STL por 3 millas hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 85/2118 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, conejo, paloma, coyote ▶ HAIGHT — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hasta la CR N. Tome la CR N aprox. 5 millas al oeste hasta la CR 12, luego tome la CR 12 aprox. 3 millas al sur hasta la CR K. Tome la CR K 1.5 millas al oeste hasta USFS Rd 2107 y luego tome USFS Rd. 2107 aproximadamente 0.5 millas al oeste hasta la intersección de las calles USFS Rd. 2107 y USFS Rd. 2104.A. Tome USFS Rd. 2107 y diríjase 1 milla a lo largo del límite sur de la propiedad. Tome USFS Rd. 2104.A y diríjase al norte por 1 milla a lo largo del límite este de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HAMILTON MESA — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de Colo. 145 y 141, continúe al sur por la ctra. 141 por 13 millas hacia la CR U29 este. Diríjase al este en la CR U29 por 2.1 millas hacia la CR 31U. Diríjase al sur/sureste en la CR 31U por 2 millas hasta la CR S31. Diríjase al este en la CR S31/BLM de dos vías por 0.5 millas. El acceso a STL es a pie o a caballo al sur a través de los terrenos BLM adyacentes. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ HARTSEL — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: TERRENO A: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por aprox. 0.5 millas. La propiedad está en el lado oeste de la ctra. TERRENO B: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 1.5 millas, luego a la izquierda en Cold Row Rd. por 0.5 millas hacia el terreno de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 58/380 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HARTSEL SOUTH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 5.5 millas. STL está al oeste de la ctra. 9. GMU/ACRES: 58/1788 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ HAY GULCH OVERLOOK — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 3 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 36. Diríjase al norte en la CR AA por 3.2 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ HIAWATHA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 31.5 millas al oeste en la CR 4 hacia la propiedad. La CR 4 cruza la propiedad. NOTA: CR 4 entra y sale de Wyoming. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde La Junta, diríjase 13 millas al sur por la ctra. 109. El STL está al norte de la ctra. 109 entre la señal de Comanche National Grassland y la CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ HIGH CREEK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase 7 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 285. Tome la carretera al este de la ctra. 285 durante 0.5 millas al este hasta la carretera que va al sur. Continúe por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 50/1121 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: berrendo, aves acuáticas ▶ HIGHTOWER — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 85. Gire al norte hacia la CR 85 y siga por aprox. 3.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HOMESTEAD — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 318 por 10 millas hacia la CR 10. Diríjase a suroeste en la CR 10 por 6 millas hasta BLM Rd. 1686. Diríjase al sur en la calle BLM Rd. 1686 por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, caza menor ▶ HORSE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17. Diríjase 6.3 millas en la CR 17 hacia la calle BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 301/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ HOWARD CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE AULT: Diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ HUNGERFORD — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 hasta el carril 62. Tome el carril 62 hasta Garnett Rd. Tome Garnett Rd. este hasta la intersección de Flying A Rd. Tome Flying A Rd. con dirección sur durante aprox. 2.25 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. GMU/ACRES: 128/7039 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ ILES GROVE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: HACIA LA PARCELA OESTE: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 por 5.5 millas al sur de Hamilton hacia la CR 49. Después diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 49 al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la CR 49. HACIA LA PARCELA ESTE: Desde Craig, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 13 4 millas sur de Hamilton. Zona para estacionar en el lado norte de la ctra. 13 en el puesto de la milla 71.5. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211/2079 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor NOTA: No hay oportunidades de caza de alces juveniles en dic. en la GMU 12. Dic. Se permite la caza de alces en GMU 211 con la licencia correspondiente. ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12. Diríjase al oeste por 8 millas hacia la CR 7. Diríjase al norte por 6 millas hacia la propiedad. Desde Cowdrey, diríjase al oeste por 6 millas en la CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161/11,239 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite el uso de vehículos todoterreno para la recuperación de la caza de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m. en las carreteras designadas. De lo contrario, cerrado al tráfico motorizado. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 por 3.6 millas hacia la CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la caza con rifles de fuego central en el sector noreste de la sección 16. b. Acceso desde el estacionamiento de la CR 21 solamente. ▶ IRON SPRINGS — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aprox. 0.5 millas al oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 durante 9 millas al suroeste hasta la CR 9, luego tome la CR 9 aproximadamente 0.5 millas al sur. La CR 9 es el límite oeste de STL durante 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ JACK CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO IMPORTANTE: Esta propiedad puede tener municiones militares presentes, ya que una vez fue utilizada para el entrenamiento/prueba de fuego vivo militar. Por favor, siga las tres R de seguridad de los explosivos mientras esté en la propiedad: Reconocer que las municiones son peligrosas; Retirada: No se acerque, toque o mueva, y abandone la zona con cuidado; Reporte: Notifique a las fuerzas del orden locales para informar de lo que vio y dónde lo vio. Para mayor información visite www.denix.osd.mil/uxo/ home INDICACIONES: ENTRADA NORTE: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 2200 aprox. 4 millas con dirección oeste hasta la USFS Rd. 2200.J. Tome USFS Rd. 2200.J sur por 0.25 millas hasta el límite norte. USFS Rd. 2200.J proporciona acceso a 1.25 millas de límite. ENTRADA SUR: Tome la ctra. 109 sur de la ctra. 50 por aprox. 18.5 millas hacia la CR 804. Tome la CR 804 oeste aproximadamente 4 millas hasta la carretera del rancho que va al oeste (la CR 804 gira al sur). Tome el camino del rancho aproximadamente 0.25 millas al oeste hasta la puerta y el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 135/7564 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ JACK SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 104. Gire al noreste en la CR 104, luego vaya hasta la CR 95. Gire al norte en la CR 95 y vaya aproximadamente 7.75 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ JACKS CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 114 por 10.7 millas hacia la CR EE 38. Diríjase 4.3 millas al noroeste en la CR EE 38. GMU/ACRES: 681/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 14 millas al sur en la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. 317. Diríjase al este en la ctra. 317 por 7.5 millas hacia la CR 33. A continuación, vaya 1.25 millas al norte hasta el portón de los establos en la esquina sureste de STL. Acceso público solo a través del portón de los establos. No hay acceso por ninguna otra vía. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ JIMMY CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 50 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14. Gire al norte en la calle Laramie River Rd. 103 y diríjase 23 millas hasta la calle Bull Mountain Rd. Luego diríjase al este por 1.25 millas hasta el límite de BLM y STL. Limita al este, al norte y al oeste con terrenos de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 8/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al norte en Walnut St. hacia la CR 80. Siga la CR 80 norte/noroeste durante aproximadamente 6.5 millas hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441/5253 acres ABIERTO: último sáb. de ago. hasta finales de feb. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada de los vecinos. NOTA: Intercambio de uso en STL. Parte terreno privado, parte del Programa de Acceso Público de STL. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, tome la ctra. 14 sureste por 12.5 millas hacia la CR 30. Diríjase 1 milla al área de estacionamiento. Desde Walden, tome la calle 5 al este hasta que se convierta en la CR 12, luego diríjase 6.7 millas al este hasta la CR 23A. Diríjase 4.2 millas al sur, luego al este. O diríjase por la calle 5 este hasta que se convierta en la CR 12. Diríjase la este por 10 millas hacia la CR 29. Continúe 0.9 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. Estacionamiento al oeste de la represa. Estacionamiento 0.25 millas al norte de la represa. GMU/ACRES: 6/7671 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero. Porción sur abierta todo el año para la pesca según lo publicado. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: Río Michigan y a lo largo de la represa del embalse Meadow Creek ▶ JOHNSON GULCH — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde el lado este de Silvercliffe, gire al norte en la CR 255 desde la ctra. 96. Diríjase hacia el norte aprox. 4 millas en la CR 255, gire hacia el este en la CR 254 y recorra aproximadamente 1 milla hasta el área de estacionamiento de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, oso, león, caza menor, pavo ▶ JUBB CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT 42 INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase 23 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13. Gire al oeste en la CR 17 hacia la CR 32 y diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 211/638 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ JUMPING COW — CONDADO DE ELBERT INDICACIONES: Desde Kiowa, tome la ctra. 86 este hacia la CR 125, gire al norte y recorra 5 millas. Las STL está rodeada y gestionada como parte de la SWA de Jumping Cow, y el requisito de permiso de acceso se aplica a ambas tierras. GMU/ACRES: 105/2086 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: únicamente con permiso especial de tiro. La caza está restringida a venados de cola blanca y venados mulos, a berrendos, a palomas, a conejos y a aves acuáticas. RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de caza únicamente mediante permiso. Los cazadores deben tener una licencia adecuada y válida para su actividad antes de solicitar el permiso. Los permisos deben llevarse en todo momento mientras se encuentra en la propiedad. Los permisos pueden designar zonas específicas de caza; de ser así, están restringidos a la zona catalogada y no son válidos en toda la propiedad. Los permisos son gratuitos, disponibles por proceso de asignación. Solicitudes disponibles en la oficina de área de CPW en Denver, 303-2917227. Las solicitudes deben presentarse el tercer lun. de ago. para la paloma, el berrendo macho, el venado de cola blanca macho y el venado bura macho. b. Una persona que no esté cazando podrá acompañar al titular del permiso a la propiedad y deberá permanecer con el titular del permiso en todo momento. c. Los cazadores permitidos (que no sean los que cazan paloma) no podrán ingresar a la propiedad antes del primer lunes después del día de apertura de su temporada individual. d. El uso de vehículos motorizados solo está permitido en carreteras señalizadas existentes que conducen a áreas de estacionamiento señalizadas . Todos los demás accesos únicamente a pie y a caballo. e. Todas las puertas de la propiedad se dejarán en condiciones en las que se encuentren después de pasar por la puerta de entrada. f. Abierto para el acceso de los cazadores autorizados desde 2 horas antes del amanecer hasta 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Si se captura un animal, el cazador puede permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar y retirar el animal de la propiedad. g. Se prohíbe acampar y encender fogatas. ▶ JUNIPER HOT SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 20.8 millas al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia Moffat, CR 53. Gire al sur en la CR 53 y continúe por 3.9 millas hacia la CR 74. Gire al oeste en la CR 74 y continúe 0.8 millas al estacionamiento en Yampa River State Park. GMU/ACRES: 3/493 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas PESCA: Acceso al río Yampa ▶ KARNEY RANCH — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Desde Las Animas, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50, luego diríjase al norte en la CR 18. Gire a la izquierda en Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Acceso a través de Karney Ranch SWA zona de estacionamiento y la propiedad solamente. GMU/ACRES: 126/1000 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de diciembre para la caza de venados y berrendo. Abierto todo el año para la caza menor, el pavo y los animales de peletería durante la temporada de cada especie. CAZA: ciervos, berrendos, caza menor, pavos, animales de pelaje RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. Todos los vehículos restringidos a carreteras y estacionamientos. b. Abierto 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. La caza nocturna con luz artificial puede estar permitida según la normativa. c. Cerrado en la zona de seguridad del edificio como se ha anunciado. d. Se prohíbe acampar, las fogatas, recoger leña y el uso de vehículos todo terreno. e. Los perros solo se permiten como ayuda en la caza. f. Prohibida la recogida y/o liberación de tortugas de caja ornamentadas. ▶ KARVAL — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 94 y ctra. 109, diríjase aproximadamente 12 millas al sur. El estacionamiento está aproximadamente 2 millas al sur de la entrada de Karval SWA. GMU/ACRES: 120/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas NUEVO RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. b. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en las áreas designadas. c. Está prohibido acampar. d. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ KELLER — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Diríjase 3 millas al sur de Las Animas en la ctra. 101 hacia la CR DD. Diríjase 0.5 millas al este en la CR 13 por 1.5 millas, luego diríjase al este en la CR FF por 0.5 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 13.5 por 0.5 millas, luego al este en la CR FF.5 por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 146/2160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, codorniz ▶ KEMP DRAW — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 6 millas con dirección sureste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 21, luego diríjase 1.3 millas con dirección sur. GMU/ACRES: 171/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a vías designadas y la CR 21. ▶ KEOTA — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 13 millas al este de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 103, luego continúe por 1−2 millas con dirección norte en la CR 103. La propiedad está al oeste y adyacente a la CR 103. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ KERBER CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 285 por 0.25 millas hacia la CR LL56. Diríjase al oeste por 1.3 millas en la CR LL56. GMU/ACRES: 681/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ KINNEY LAKE — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde Hugo, diríjase alrededor de 11.7 millas al sur de la ciudad en la CR 109 (también llamada CR 32) hacia la CR 2J. Luego diríjase 1 milla al este en la CR 2J hacia la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 113/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro veloz, conejo, palomas, aves acuáticas ▶ KIRKWELL — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 287, luego continúe hacia el oeste por la CR M. Gire hacia el norte por la CR 8 hasta la propiedad de la CR P. Estacione en la intersección. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ KLONDIKE BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la CR 23R. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 14 durante 50 millas al oeste. Tome Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) al norte durante 28 millas hasta Hohnholz Lakes. Diríjase al oeste durante 15 millas por USFS Rd. 200; luego diríjase al sur por la ctra. 143 y al este por la 207. GMU/ACRES: 7/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, oso PESCA: Arroyo LaGarde ▶ LA JARA — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 15 por 10.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 240, luego diríjase 23 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 81/42,881 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, borrego cimarrón, oso, león, caza menor PESCA: lago, tres arroyos de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. b. Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza mayor con arco hasta el último día de la temporada regular de rifle, cerrado a los vehículos de motor en la parte delimitada al norte por una valla señalizada en un punto a lo largo de La Jara Creek en el cuarto suroeste de la Sección 32, T35N, R6E, que se extiende al este a lo largo de la valla cerca de 2.2 millas a la señal de poste de la esquina en la Sección 34, T35N, R6E; en el este por la valla señalizada desde la esquina anterior a 4.75 millas al sur de La Jara Creek; en el sur y el oeste por La Jara Creek. Ver mapa en: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ LA JUNTA — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 194, gire al oeste en la CR HH. La propiedad se encuentra en el lado sur de la CR HH. Los vehículos pueden estacionarse a lo largo de la CR HH para acceder a la propiedad; no bloquee la CR HH. GMU/ACRES: 125/6715 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — CONDADOS DE YUMA, KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase 18 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 385. Después diríjase 0.5 millas al este en Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 /332 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: venado, pavo, faisán, codorniz, paloma, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ LAS MESITAS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 8.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 17 al punto de acceso en el lado sur de la ctra. 17. O desde Antonito, diríjase 6.6 millas al oeste en la ctra. 17 a la carretera de acceso Quinlan (4x4) en el lado norte de la ctra. 17 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd 5045. Diríjase al noroeste por aprox. 2.5 millas en la ctra. BLM 5045. Acceso a pie o a caballo aprox. 0.8 millas al sur a través de los terrenos BLM adyacentes al límite norte de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, leones, coyotes, linces, conejos ▶ LAUGHLIN GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste en la CR Z por 4.8 millas hacia la CR CC36. Diríjase 1.4 millas al oeste en la CR CC36. GMU/ACRES: 68/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ LAZY D — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: LADO NORTE: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Hereford en la CR 136 hasta la CR 111, luego diríjase 1 milla al sur en la CR 111 hasta la CR 134. Diríjase 2.5 millas al este en CR 134 a la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. LADO SUR: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Hereford en la CR 136 hasta la CR 111, luego continúe 4 millas con dirección sur en la CR 111 hasta la CR 128. Diríjase 2 millas al este en la CR 128 al lado centro-sur de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 88/2721 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, tome la ctra. 50 al oeste por 2.5 millas hacia la CR 210, luego diríjase al sur por 4.5 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 561/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde La Garita, diríjase al oeste por Carnero Creek Rd. durante 1 milla, luego vaya al sur en la bifurcación de La Garita Rd. durante 3 millas. Diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) durante 5 millas. Tome USFS Rd. 670 hasta la esquina sureste, o desde el oeste por USFS Rd. 670 hasta la esquina suroeste. GMU/ACRES: 79/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, conejo, ardilla, paloma, coyote, castor ▶ LITTLE MUDDY — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, diríjase al este por la I-70 por 33 millas hacia Byers. Salga a la US-36 este y gire a la izquierda en N Main St. Continúe hacia el noreste hasta que la calle norte Main desemboque en la ctra. 36. Continúe al este por 13 millas. Gire a la izquierda en Hank's Crossing Rd. y continúe al norte por 9 millas. Gire a la derecha en la avenida 96 este y diríjase al este durante 4.4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 99/2289 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas NOTA: Acceso únicamente a pie. Estacionamiento vehicular solo en el área designada, con un máximo de 4 vehículos. PRECAUCIÓN: Uso agrícola continuo en la zona. La sección sur de la propiedad requiere cruzar cercas bajo su propio riesgo. ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Gardner, diríjase al suroeste por la CR 560 (Arco Rd.) por 7 millas. La CR 560 atraviesa STL desde la esquina noroeste hasta el lado sur. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, alce, conejo, paloma, paloma cola de banda, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de las carreteras del condado. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 15 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por aproximadamente 3.5 millas. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, alce, conejo ▶ LONE ROCK — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160; gire al norte en la CR 2 de Baca. Propiedad en el lado izquierdo de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 137/646 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ LONE TREE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 23. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 23, luego recorra aprox. 3.6 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/637 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ LOS CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison en la ctra. 50, diríjase la este por 8 millas hacia la ctra. 114. Diríjase al sureste en la ctra. 114 aprox. 25 millas hacia la CR 17GG (FR 804). Diríjase al sur en la CR 17GG por aprox. 6 millas hasta señal de alto. continúa en la página siguiente 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO Gire al este en la CR NN-14 y continúe aproximadamente 1.25 millas, luego vaya al sur en la CR 17FF (FR 787) durante 2.5 millas hasta la FR 787.2A. Siga por FR 787.2A este durante 2 millas hasta el acceso sur. GMU/ACRES: 67/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde el lado sur de Antonito en las ctras. 285 y 17, diríjase 7 millas al oeste en la ctra. 17 hasta el sendero de dos vías al norte de la ctra. 17 por el antiguo cementerio. Diríjase hacia el norte y el oeste por el lado norte del Pico de los Mogotes Pase el pico por 5 millas a través de BLM hacia el límite este. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote ▶ LOST CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Roggen (salida 48) y diríjase al sur por la CR 73 durante 3.5 millas hasta la CR 18. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 18 por 3 millas hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 1 milla hacia la intersección de las CR 67 y CR 20. El estacionamiento marcado está aproximadamente a 0.25 millas al norte de la intersección de la CR 20 y la CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 99/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga, escopetas y rifles de percusión anular únicamente. b. Se prohíbe la caza en la zona protegida señalizada. ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 18 millas hacia la CR 28. Diríjase 2.1 millas al oeste al estacionamiento o diríjase 0.3 millas al oeste a la carretera de dos vías. Para acceder a la parte oeste, tome la carretera de acceso durante 2.1 millas al norte. Diríjase a la izquierda en la intersección en forma de Y, y luego recorra 0.7 millas hasta la valla. Acceso al embalse también desde tierra BLM. GMU/ACRES: 17/2880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Para los cazadores de caza mayor, se permite el acceso motorizado en la ruta de dos vías al norte de Jackson CR 28, una milla hasta la zona de estacionamiento designada. Acceso de caza mayor más allá del área de estacionamiento limitado solo a pie o a caballo. b. Para los cazadores de aves acuáticas y caza menor, se permite el acceso motorizado a MacFarlane Res. únicamente en rutas designadas de dos vías. c. Todas las demás carreteras de dos vías cerradas al desplazamiento motorizado. ▶ MAITLAND — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 2 millas al oeste por la carretera 69. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 525, continúe aproximadamente 0.5 millas hasta el establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo, paloma 44 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ MANHATTAN CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Diríjase 27 millas a Livermore por la ctra. 287, luego gire al oeste en la CR 74E y continúe por 26 millas hacia Red Feather Lakes. Gire al sur en CR 69 y diríjase 4.4 millas hasta USFS Rd. 509. Estacione cerca de la puerta cerrada del USFS al final del camino y camine hacia el este. GMU/ACRES: 8/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, caza menor ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: STL está a 3 millas suroeste de Redwing. Desde Redwing, diríjase al sur en la CR 570 hacia la CR 576. Tome la CR 576 oeste hacia la CR 575. Gire al sur en la CR 575, que va al sur y luego curva al oeste hacia los terrenos de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 861/1420 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a las carreteras de los condados. ▶ MAVERICK FLATS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 aprox. 26.6 millas a la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire al norte hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.1 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el semáforo en Buena Vista, diríjase al oeste en CR 306, luego: ACCESO N.º 1: Diríjase al oeste en la CR 306 hacia la CR 339. Diríjase hacia el sur en la CR 339 aproximadamente 2.9 millas a la zona de estacionamiento en el lado este de CR 339. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 aprox. 1.75 millas hasta la CR 328. Área de estacionamiento en esquina suroeste de las CR 321 y 328 intersección. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 aprox. 4.75 millas hasta la CR 327. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 327 por 1 milla al área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la CR 327. ACCESO N.º 4: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur en la CR 321 por aprox. 4.5 millas hasta la CR 324 y el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 321. ACCESO N.º 5: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur por la CR 321 aprox. por 5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 321, donde la CR 321 cruza el arroyo Dry Creek. ACCESO N.º 6: Desde la CR 306, diríjase al sur por la CR 321 aprox. 5.25 millas hasta la CR 323. Diríjase hacia el oeste por la CR 323 hasta la zona de estacionamiento en el extremo oeste de la STL, en el lado norte de la CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481/4901 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, paloma, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Máximo 4 vehículos en zona de estacionamiento; máximo 3 personas por vehículo. b. Acceso a través de áreas de estacionamiento únicamente. ▶ MAYBELL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 19. STL está al este y al oeste de la CR 19, norte del río Yampa. La CR 19 cruza STL de norte a sur, y proporciona acceso primario. Todo el acceso hacia la propiedad en el lado oeste de la CR 19 solo a pie y a caballo. Prohibido el uso de vehículos motorizados en la propiedad en el lado oeste de la CR 19. Acceso también desde la ctra. 40, 4.5 millas al este de Maybell y fuera de la ctra. 318, oeste de Maybell cerca del pueblo de Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11/9208 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibido acampar. b. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo en la parte oeste de la CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. El STL está al norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441/724 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento de vehículos únicamente en áreas designadas. b. Los cazadores pueden ser limitados a través de un puesto de control obligatorio para controlar la superpoblación, los daños a los recursos o la entrada ilegal en la propiedad privada de los vecinos. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Bailey, diríjase al oeste en la CR 64 por 3.9 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 501/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept. hasta fin de la tercera temporada combinada de rifles para ciervos y alces, y para la temporada de pavos de primavera. CAZA: venado, alce, pavo solamente RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Prohibida la caza en zona de seguridad alrededor de caserío y dependencias según lo publicado. c. Sin acceso público del 1 de junio al 31 de agosto. ▶ McCOY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 4 millas al sur en CR 1-A a CR 37 a la tierra BLM. Diríjase al este, a través de BLM, hasta el límite oeste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: pavo, oso, león, venado, alce ▶ McKENNA PEAK — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) desde Disappointment Creek Rd. hasta la BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 o desde Disappointment Creek Rd. cerca del cruce con Ryan Creek. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ MEADOW CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), luego continúe por 10 millas al oeste hacia Middle Cherokee Management Area. Propiedad dentro y adyacente a la unidad media. GMU/ACRES: 191/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza al sur de la CR 80C. Abierto todo el año para caza al norte de la CR 80C. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Al sur de la CR 80C, acceso solo a pie o a caballo. b. Solo se permite el acceso de vehículos al norte de la CR 80C cuando la zona de gestión de Middle Cherokee está abierta a los vehículos. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase al noreste por la ctra. 160 por 5 millas. Gire a la derecha en el camino de tierra en la cima de Mancos Hill. Diríjase 2.5 millas arriba por el camino de tierra hacia Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73/635 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, oso, caza menor, pavo ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: SECTOR NOROESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 por 14 millas al oeste hacia Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SECTOR SURESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 a oeste por 10 millas hacia la CR 26. Siga por la CR 26 al este/noreste por 5.5 millas. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) tiene acceso a la sección noroeste; CR 26 tiene acceso a la sección sureste. NUEVA PROPIEDAD: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 oeste durante 14 millas hasta Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Camine al sur para acceder a la propiedad nueva. GMU/ACRES: 181/5400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, alce, león, urogallo oscuro, urogallo, coyote, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público solo para la caza, excepto lo permitido en b. debajo. b. Se permite acampar y encender fogatas solo a 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). PRECAUCIÓN: Las carreteras son muy erosionables; se recomienda tener cuidado con el clima húmedo. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Diríjase al noroeste de Saguache en la ctra. 114. Diríjase la norte en la CR 38 EE por 2.5 millas, luego diríjase al norte por 2 millas en USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: ciervos, alces, berrendos, osos, leones, caza menor ▶ MIDDLE PARK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 con dirección oeste por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 4 millas hacia Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Diríjase al norte por 15 millas hasta Buffalo Park, luego tome USFS Rd. 131 por 1 milla al este hasta la señal y la puerta de ingreso. GMU/ACRES: 27/4144 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados y estacionamiento restringidos según lo publicado. ▶ MIDDLE WOLF CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506. Gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506 y continúe por aprox. 6.7 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo ▶ MILK CREEK — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: ACCESO SUROESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 con dirección oeste por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134, luego diríjase 4 millas hacia Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Diríjase al norte por 15 millas a Buffalo Park, luego diríjase al este por USFS Rd. 131 hasta la señal y la puerta de ingreso. ACCESO NORESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 por 20 millas al oeste hacia la CR 184. Diríjase 2 millas al oeste (solo en clima seco) a través de la verja blanca y a lo largo de la carretera para vehículos hasta la zona de estacionamiento justo antes de Muddy Creek. En clima húmedo, manténgase en la CR 184 hasta el marcador de milla 161 e ingrese a la propiedad desde la cresta o el final de la carretera. ACCESO TWO BAR: Tome la ctra. 40 al oeste de Kremmling por 18 millas al área de estacionamiento señalizada en el marcado de milla 163. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 27/10,955 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a CR 184 (ctra. 40, marcador de milla 163) y al área de estacionamiento (marcador de milla 165) a menos que se indique lo contrario. b. Acceso vehicular a través del portón en la Secc. 11 restringido al camino designado cuando la carretera está seca. c. Estacionamiento en la Secc. 14 restringido según lo indicado. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al sur por 4 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR GG, luego diríjase 0.8 millas al este hasta las CR GG y 58EE, estas cruzan las STL. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ MINER'S DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. Y continúe hacia la CR 16W. Gire al oeste hacia la CR 16W y continúe por aprox. 3.4 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MIRAGE — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Diríjase al norte fuera de Moffat por la ctra. 17 por 7 millas. Gire al este hacia la CR AA. Continúe al este en la CR AA por 5 millas para llegar a la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ MISHAK LAKES — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Moffat, diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la ctra. 17, que cruza las STL y proporciona varios puntos de acceso oeste de la CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682/2567 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la ctra. 13 hacia la ctra. Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Después diríjase al sur en la CR 45 por 4 millas al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 12/653 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a motor fuera de la carretera del condado. ▶ MOODY CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, tome la ctra. 40 por 2 millas con dirección sur de la ctra. 131. Tome la ctra. 131 al sur hacia el pueblo de Yampa. Siga la CR 7 suroeste hasta que se convierta en USFS Rd. 900. Continúe por 0.75 millas con dirección norte. GMU/ACRES: 231/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza al norte del arrojo Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: La esquina noroeste de Moonhill SWA llega a la CR 129 en el lado este de la carretera, a unas 13.5 millas al norte de la ctra. 40 en Steamboat Springs. Estacionamiento al norte del acceso en el lado oeste de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Están prohibidos los vehículos motorizados, las motos de nieve y las bicicletas. c. Prohibido cortar leña. ▶ MOORE DRAW — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Walsh, tome la CR 44 al sur por 18 millas. Diríjase al este en la CR K por aprox. 1 milla. Gira al sur en la CR 45 y diríjase 2 millas hasta la propiedad. La propiedad está a 0.25 millas al norte de la CR G sobre la CR 45. Estacione en la CR 45. GMU/ACRES: 145/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 40 en el punto de la milla 5, continúe hacia el norte por la ctra. Harper's Corner Rd. Acceso en BLM terreno de la ctra. Harper's Corner Rd. desde la milla 6 (sendero BLM 1520) hasta la milla 9.3. O acceda desde el terreno de BLM al sur de Moffat por la CR 16 en la milla 2.4 o 3.4. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero solo para la caza. CAZA: venado bura, alce, urogallo, urogallo oscuro ▶ NORTH CANYON — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Campo en la ctra. 287 y la CR J, vaya 10 millas al oeste por la CR J hasta la CR 18. Tome la CR 18 por 4 millas al sur. GMU/ACRES: 144/632 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, codorniz, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. ▶ NORTH DEVILS CANYON — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aprox. por 0.5 millas al oeste por la ctra. 71 sur, luego tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 16 millas al suroeste hacia la CR 801, luego tome la CR 801 por aprox. 0.5 millas al norte hacia USFS Rd. 2111. Tome USFS Rd. 2111 por aprox. 3 millas con dirección oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2111.G. USFS Rd. 2111 cubre el límite sur de la propiedad por 1 milla. USFS Rd. 2111.G va aprox. 0.2 millas al norte de la frontera este. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hamilton, diríjase 2 millas al sur en la ctra. 13, luego diríjase al sur en la CR 41. Avance por 2 millas para acceder a los terrenos de BLM. El acceso es empinado y hasta 2 millas de la CR. La recuperación de la caza puede ser difícil. GMU/ACRES: 12/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se accede únicamente desde el estacionamiento en el terreno de BLM frente a la CR 41 en el lado sur de la propiedad. ▶ NORTH PAWNEE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD ▶ MORGAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 13 al sur de Craig hacia Axial Basin. Diríjase al oeste por la CR 51 hacia la CR 32. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 32 por 4 millas. La CR 32 atraviesa las STL. La CR 133 atraviesa la parte norte de las STL. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 35.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte en la entrada cerrada. DESDE STONEHAM: Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. DESDE FORT MORGAN: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 6.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 6.7 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ MORRISON CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Oak Creek, diríjase al sur por 1 milla en la ctra. 131 hacia la CR 14. Continúe al este por 4 millas hacia la entrada de Stagecoach Res., luego diríjase al sur en la CR 16 por 7 millas. Vía privada de acceso en STL. GMU/ACRES: 15/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la circulación de vehículos a motor fuera de la carretera del condado. ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), luego diríjase 6 millas al oeste hacia Lower Cherokee Management Area. Siga la carretera de acceso suroeste por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 191/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de enero para caza mayor. Abierto todo el año para la pesca y caza menor. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto durante las temporadas de caza mayor cuando se permite el acceso de vehículos a Cherokee SWA. b. Prohibido el estacionamiento. c. Actividades no enumeradas aquí prohibidas del 1 de septiembre al 1 de mayo. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 4 millas hacia la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Diríjase al norte en la CR 15 por aprox. 5 millas hacia las STL. La CR 15 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 50/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: solamente caza mayor, caza menor ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Florence, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 15. Diríjase al oeste por 1 milla al noroeste hacia la esquina de STL. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA VENADO, CAZA MENOR, PAVO RESTRICCIONES: a. Está prohibida la caza con fusiles de fuego central. b. Se prohíbe la caza en la "zona colchón" al este, al norte y al sur marcada por el límite de la propiedad y que se extiende 0.25 millas al oeste a lo largo del límite de la propiedad del este. ▶ NORTH SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT 46 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase al oeste por 14.8 millas en la CR 4 hacia la CR 88. Gire al sur la CR 88 y recorra 1.3 millas. La CR 88 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/280 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ OIL WELL FLATS — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City en la ctra. 50, diríjase 6.5 al norte en Field Ave. hacia la CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) a BLM Rd. 5940. Permanezca en BLM Rd. 5940 por 1 milla hasta BLM Rd. 5490. Continúe por BLM Rd. 5490 por 1.5 Millas. STL está a una caminata de 500 yardas al este a través del terreno BLM hasta la esquina noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 581/600 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, lince, pavo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ OLD MAN'S GULCH — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Yeso, tome la ctra. 6 hasta Valley Rd. y continúe por la carretera por aprox. 2 millas. Tome Cottonwood Pass Rd. por aprox. 3 millas hasta BLM Rd. 8371, luego BLM Rd. 8371 hasta BLM Rd. 8370 (aprox. 3—4 millas). Tome BLM Rd. 8370 por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la antigua ruta de ganado. No se ha designado una cabecera de sendero. RUTA ALTERNATIVA: Desde Yeso, tome la ctra. 6 hasta Valley Rd. y continúe por la carretera por aprox. 2 millas. Tome Cottonwood Pass Rd. por aprox. 6.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 529. Tome USFS Rd. 529 hasta USFS Rd. 529.1 (aprox. 1.5 millas), luego tome USFS Rd. 529.1 hasta USFS Rd. 529.2a. Tome USFS Rd. 529.2a hasta BLM Rd. 8371, luego BLM Rd. 8371 hasta BLM Rd. 8370 (aprox. 3–4 millas). Tome BLM Rd. 8370 por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la antigua ruta de ganado. No se ha designado una cabecera de sendero. NOTA: ¡Vehículo 4x4 u OHV muy recomendado! GMU/ACRES: 44/692 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Del Norte, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 112 por 0.75 millas, luego gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 15. Diríjase la norte y al oeste alrededor de 4 millas. Gire a la derecha por USFS Rd. 660 y continúe por 6 millas. Gire a la izquierda en USFS Rd. 646 y continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 79/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ ORCHARD — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE KERSEY: Diríjase 18 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 34 hacia la CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Diríjase al norte y al este por la ctra. 87 (que se convierte en la CR 89) por 6 millas hacia la CR 52. Diríjase al este desde la intersección por 3 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento norte. DESDE ORCHARD: Diríjase al norte por Washington Ave. a Morgan CR X. Diríjase al oeste en la CR X por 2 millas hacia la CR 0. Diríjase al norte en la CR 0 por 1 milla hacia la CR Y. Diríjase al oeste en la CR Y por 0.5 millas al sur hacia la zona de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ ORITZ — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, en la ctra. 17 y la ctra. 285, diríjase 0.3 millas al sur en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR 12.5. Diríjase al suroeste por 1.2 millas hacia la CR E.5. Diríjase al oeste en la CR E.5 por 0.3 millas hacia la carretera de dos vías. Diríjase al suroeste por 5.3 millas hacia la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Atwood, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 63 hacia la CR 16, luego diríjase al este por 0.5 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento de Overland Trail SWA. Acceso a STL desde el área de estacionamiento de SWA y solo a través de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 96/40 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, codorniz, paloma, conejo, ardilla, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Todas las actividades recreativas, excepto la caza de venado, están prohibidas el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de venado con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ OWL CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, tome la ctra. 14 este por 9 millas hacia la CR 25. Diríjase al sur por 4.5 millas hacia STL, luego diríjase 0.7 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 por 7.6 millas hasta USFS Rd. 792. Diríjase al este por 0.6 millas hasta BLM Rd. 2506. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 171/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ OXBOW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17 millas con dirección noroeste en la ctra. 318 hacia el estacionamiento en el lado sur. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, aves acuáticas, paloma, conejo, perro de pradera PESCA: Solo zona Oxbow de Little Snake River. RESTRICCIONES: a. Del 1 de marzo al 15 de agosto, se permiten actividades de observación de la fauna silvestre solo por encima del acantilado natural a 75 yardas del agua en el borde norte de la propiedad. b. Abierto para la caza de jóvenes/mentores, según lo publicado. ▶ PACKERS GAP — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta, tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 2200 por aprox. 7 millas al oeste hacia la CR 25. Intersección de la CR 25 y USFS Rd. 2200 en la esquina noreste de la propiedad. La siguiente milla al sur en la CR 25 es el límite este de la propiedad. En la esquina sureste se encuentra la intersección de la CR 25 y la CR G. La milla 1 al oeste en la CR G es el límite sur de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PARKDALE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: 3 millas al oeste de Parkdale en la ctra. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Se puede pescar durante todo el año. Abierto desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, león, cimarrón, caza menor ▶ PASS CREEK — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 287, diríjase 40 millas al oeste en la ctra. Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) hacia la CR 103. Después diríjase al oeste hacia la CR 190. Diríjase 5 millas al oeste. GMU/ACRES: 7/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. Acceso permitido desde el lado sur donde la propiedad se une a terrenos del USFS. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: TERRENO DE WHITBY: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 por 24.7 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 8 por 5.5 millas hacia la CR G. Continúe al este por 0.8 millas hacia Comanche National Grassland. STL al norte de Comanche. TERRENO DE PAT CANYON: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 por 24.7 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al sur en la CR 8 por 10 millas hacia Kirkwell. Diríjase al oeste en la CR M por 2 millas hacia la CR 5. Diríjase al sur en la CR 5 por 1.1 millas. GMU/ACRES: 144/1302 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza menor, venado, berrendo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. b. Vehículos de motor prohibidos. ▶ PECK MESA — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, tome la ctra. 318 noroeste hacia la CR 10. Gire al sur en la CR 10 y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Propiedad al norte de la CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. b. Vehículos motorizados restringidos a CR 10 ctra. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 22 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 287 hacia la CR 80 C. Diríjase al oeste hacia la CR 103 (conocida como Four Corners). Diríjase al norte por 7 millas hacia las propiedades este. Hacia el oeste de STL, salga de USFS Rd. 200 y vaya hacia el oeste durante 5 millas. SECCIONES: 25 Y 36 están fuera de la CR 103, que pasa por la esquina suroeste de la Secc. 36. SECC. 34 está 5 millas al oeste de la CR 103 en USFS Rd. 200. Diríjase al norte por 1 milla en la carretera BLM de dos vías. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8/1920 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos de motor prohibidos. ▶ PINE ARROYO — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 10 hacia la CR 120. Tome la CR 120 por 10.5 millas al norte. Gire a la derecha (este) en la intersección T en la CR 122. Después de 3 millas, gire a la izquierda (norte) para continuar por la CR 122. Continúe por 1 milla para llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PAWNEE COAL CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — CONDADO DE LOGAN ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Diríjase 10 millas al oeste de Briggsdale en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 57, luego continúe por 1−2 millas con dirección norte en la CR 57. La propiedad está al este y adyacente a la CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 87/440 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, en la intersección de la ctra. 14 y la ctra. Ball Park Rd.: 1. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 17 millas hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al norte en la CR 17 por 2.8 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 17. 2. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 6 millas hacia la CR 25. Diríjase al norte en la CR 25 por 2 millas hacia la CR 32. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 32 por 1.5 millas hasta la CR 21.5. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21.5 por 0.75 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 21.5. 3. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 8 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 2 millas hacia la zona de estacionamiento donde la CR 21 no tiene salida. 4. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 por 8 millas hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al norte en la CR 21 por 1 milla hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 30 por 0.25 millas hacia el sector de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 89/2720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. INDICACIONES: Al este de Maybell, ir al sur de la ctra. 40 en la CR 57 por 12 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde el estacionamiento en la CR 57. INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 13 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 125 hacia la ctra. 127. Diríjase 9 millas al norte hacia la CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), luego diríjase la oeste por 1.5 millas hacia la CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), luego continúe al sur hasta el final de la carretera. NOTA: Carretera del USFS cerrada al tráfico motorizado en la entrada. Los usuarios deben continuar hacia el sur aproximadamente 1.25 millas por la carretera a pie o sin un vehículo motorizado hasta el límite de la STL. GMU/ACRES: 6/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 15 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50 al área de Salt Lick BLM. Luego diríjase 0.5 millas al sur a través de BLM al noreste de la esquina de STL. Estacionamiento en el recinto recreativo de Five Points. GMU/ACRES: 691/520 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, oso, pavo 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ PINON HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase 3.6 millas con dirección este por la ctra. 142 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 5006, luego diríjase al sureste por 3 millas. STL está al sur de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ POUDRE RIVER — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase al noroeste por la ctra. 287 hacia Ted’s Place (Estación Conoco), luego o bien diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 14 por 1.7 millas hacia STL, o diríjase al norte en la ctra. 287 por 3 millas. Ctra. 14 acceso al norte y al este de la carretera o a través de Gateway Park cuando esté abierto. GMU/ACRES: 191/5760 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 15 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca según lo anunciado. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor, animales de peletería PESCA: arrojo de agua fría (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre y Seaman Res.) RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido al este de la ctra. 287. b. Acceso desde la ctra. 14, de la zona de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la ctra. 287, y las tierras del USFS. ▶ PINON RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Meeker, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 64 hacia la CR 77. Diríjase al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ POINT OF ROCKS — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de Barnesville de la CR 61 y la CR 68, diríjase 8−9 millas al este en la CR 68 hacia la propiedad, ubicada en el lado norte de la CR 68. GMU/ACRES: 951/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ POWDER WASH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 4.4 millas al este en la CR 4 al establecimiento. La CR 4 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor, aves acuáticas ▶ POISON SPYDER — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Desde Naturita, tome la ctra. 141 por 15 millas al sur hacia la CR 29W. Tome la CR 29W, luego diríjase al oeste por 1.7 millas desde la ctra. 141 en BLM Rd. 4088. Diríjase 2 millas al noroeste, luego gire al sur y continúe por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ PROSPECT — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde Hudson, diríjase al este por la ctra. 52 aprox. 7 millas hacia la CR 59. Diríjase al sur en la CR 59 por aprox. 4 millas hacia el área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la CR 59, en la esquina noroeste de la Sección 36. GMU/ACRES: 99/140 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: aves acuáticas, conejo, paloma, faisán, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a través de estacionamiento designado únicamente. ▶ POITREY CANYON — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Diríjase la sur fuera de Kim en la ctra. 160. La carretera se curva al oeste. Continúe hacia el oeste por 6 millas hasta la CR 173 y gire al norte. Continúe al norte en la CR 173 por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 136/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ PTARMIGAN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Fraser, tome la CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) oeste hacia USFS Rd. 882. Tome la ctra. 882 sur hasta el límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 28/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de vehículos a motor, excepto las motos de nieve, en caso de que haya 1 pie de nieve. ▶ POITREY CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160, luego gire al sur en la CR 179. La propiedad está al este. GMU/ACRES: 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ POLE GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT ▶ PUNCHE VALLEY — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 7.3 millas al este en la CR G hacia la CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Diríjase al sureste y luego al sur durante 7.8 millas en la CR F hasta la tierra BLM. Acceso a pie o a caballo 1 milla este a través de terrenos BLM contiguos a la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4, luego continúe al oeste por 1.75 millas. El terreno está al sur de la CR 4, y se extiende por 5 millas al oeste de la CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3/11,026 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten persianas portátiles de caza. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE ▶ PUNKIN CENTER — CONDADO DE LINCOLN INDICACIONES: Desde Poncha Springs, diríjase al sur 0.5 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la esquina noreste. GMU/ACRES: 561/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo 48 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES:444 Desde Punkin Center: ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 7 millas hacia la CR T. Continúe al este en la CR T por 1.8 millas al área de estacionamiento de la carretera en el lado norte de la CR T. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 2: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 71 por 7 millas hacia la CR T. Diríjase al este en la CR T por 3.1 millas al área de estacionamiento de la carretera en el lado norte de la CR T. GMU/ACRES: 114/5444 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas NUEVO RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso salvo a pie desde las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. a. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento excepto en áreas designadas. a. Está prohibido acampar. a. Se prohíbe el estacionamiento nocturno. ▶ QUEENS — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: Desde Eads: ÁREAS DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 1 Y 2: Tome la ctra. 287 sur por 10.5 millas. Área de estacionamiento 1 en el lado este de la ctra. 287. Área de estacionamiento 2 en el lado oeste de la ctra. 287. ÁREA DE ESTACIONAMIENTO 3: Tome la ctra. 287 sur por 12 millas hacia la CR F. Diríjase al oeste en la CR F por 1 milla al área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127/38,352 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, paloma, aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se puede acceder a pie, a través de las zonas de estacionamiento designadas. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde las ctras. 50 y 135, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 aprox. 17 millas hasta la CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Diríjase al norte por 10 millas hasta la cima del Black Sage Pass. Diríjase al sur en USFS Rd. 887.48. Estacione en el punto de partida del sendero 537 y recorra 2.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 551/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ RABBIT EARS — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la milla 5.9, luego diríjase al norte por 0.6 millas al estacionamiento. O bien, continúe al oeste hasta la milla 4.4; lote en el lado norte. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 16/5229 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Tal y como se ha publicado, la zona de cierre en el lado oeste desde el 15 de ago. hasta el 1 de sept. ▶ RAILROAD GULCH — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE INDICACIONES: Desde el sendero Hecla Jct. en el río Arkansas, camine por el sendero Hecla Jct. hasta la terminal cerca de Seidel's Suckhole Rapid. Cruce el río y siga por Railroad Gulch por 1.25 millas al este hacia el norte, final de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 57/369 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde La Jara, diríjase 14 millas al oeste en la CR 15. Gire a la izquierda en el camino de tierra en el Centro, luego diríjase 7 millas en La Jara Res. Rd. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO GMU/ACRES: 81/673 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de los senderos existentes. ▶ RATTLESNAKE — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 10 hacia la CR 120. Tome la CR 120 norte por 8.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 40 por 27 millas hacia la CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Diríjase 5 millas al sur/suroeste en la CR 57 hacia la CR 32, luego diríjase 4 millas al sur/sureste. Estacionamiento y puerta de acceso a pie en la esquina noreste. Segundo portón de paso en la cerca de deriva en el sector sureste. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo RESTRICCIONES: a. Prohibida la caza dentro de la zona de seguridad de 0.25 millas a lo largo del límite este. ▶ RED CANYON — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Después diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5 y continúe por ir 1 milla al norte hacia Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 20 por 4.5 millas hasta el área del pozo petrolero, luego tome la carretera de dos vías por 1 milla. GMU/ACRES: 16/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo desde el área de estacionamiento de las ctras. USFS, apto solo para vehículos 4x4. b. No hay acceso para remolques más allá de la zona de estacionamiento. ▶ RED LION RANCH — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Crook, diríjase al noreste por la ctra. 138 por 8.25 millas hacia la línea de condado SedgwickLogan. Gira al sur en la CR 97/1 y diríjase 1.25 millas al área de estacionamiento. Área de estacionamiento fuera de la CR 97/1, justo al norte del fondo del río. GMU/ACRES: 92/200 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite la caza de venados en el fin de semana de apertura de la temporada regular de caza con rifle en las llanuras y el primer día y el fin de semana de la temporada tardía de caza en las llanuras. b. Se prohíbe botar o utilizar embarcaciones durante la temporada de aves acuáticas. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: ACCESO OESTE: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 este y gire al norte hacia la CR 22. Diríjase por aprox. 0.3 millas al norte. Área de estacionamiento en el lado este de la carretera. ACCESO ESTE: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la milla 187.5. Área de estacionamiento en el lado norte de la ctra. GMU/ACRES: 181/623 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RED ROCK — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 aproximadamente por 0.5 millas hacia el oeste por la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 aprox. 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350, luego tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 5 millas con dirección suroeste hacia la CR 13. Tome la CR 13 aproximadamente 6.5 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2114, luego tome USFS Rd. 2114 aprox. 0.25 millas al oeste (estará al norte de la esquina noreste puede recorrer otras 0.75 millas al oeste y se encontrará en terrenos del USFS, al norte de la propiedad). Propiedad aprox. 1 milla al sur. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RED WASH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y diríjase a la ctra. BLM Rd. 1620. Gire al este hacia BLM Rd. 1620 y diríjase al callejón sin salida de la carretera. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ RESERVOIR DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 44.5 millas con dirección norte en la CR 7 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase 8.5 millas al oeste en la CR 4 hacia la intersección de la CR 4 y la CR 66. Propiedad al norte de la CR 4. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ RIDGE ROAD — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Walden, diríjase a 1.2 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 12W, luego diríjase 5.3 millas con dirección oeste hacia la CR 18. Diríjase 4.5 millas al oeste hacia la CR 5, luego diríjase al sur 1.7 millas al área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 16/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ ROBINSON CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 4 millas al norte en la ctra. 85 de Nunn hacia la CR 108, luego diríjase 6 millas al este en la CR 108. Camine 1 milla sur hacia la esquina noroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 87/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ ROBINSON DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe por aprox. 17.2 millas hasta la carretera sin nombre BLM Gire a la derecha hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 160 yardas; tome el primer giro a la derecha. Se recomienda tener un vehículo todoterreno o un vehículo 4x4 capaz a partir de aquí Recorra aprox. 2.5 millas, gire al oeste y recorra aprox. 0.6 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ ROCK CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al norte por 0.75 millas, luego gire al este por la CR 57 y continúe por 1.25 millas. Gire al este en la ctra. BLM 5345 (Raspberry Gulch Rd.), después inmediatamente gire a norte en la ctra. BLM 5350 (North Rock Creek Rd.) y continúe por 1.75 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ROCK FALL — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en La Junta. tome la ctra. 109 sur durante 14 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2200 (señal para los cañones Vogel y Picketwire). Tome USFS Rd. 25 con dirección sur durante 6 millas hasta la CR B. Tome la CR B con dirección oeste durante 2 millas hasta USFS Rd. 2164 (la CR B se curva hacia el sur por la intersección). Tome USFS Rd. 2164 aprox. 2 millas al noroeste hasta la intersección con USFS Rd. 2164.F. Tome USFS. 2164.F aprox. 0.75 millas al norte. USFS. 2164.F pasa por la esquina sureste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ ROMEO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Romeo: 1: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 285 por 0.5 millas hacia la CR P. Diríjase al oeste en la CR P por 2.9 millas, luego continúe al oeste en la CR P (BLM 5055: Cinder Pits) y acceda a la propiedad desde el sur, a través de tierras BLM contiguas. 2: Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 285 por 2.1 millas a CR R. Diríjase al oeste en la CR R por 3.1 millas, luego continúe al oeste en BLM 5060: Capulin Peak y acceda a STL desde el norte a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ ROSENER — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Morgan, tome la ctra. Morgan CR 19 (Sherman St. en Fort Morgan) sur fuera de la ciudad por aprox. 11 millas. Gire al oeste en la CR F. Siga aproximadamente 5 millas hasta la CR 14 y gire al sur. Siga aproximadamente 1.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento situado en el lado este de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 99/634 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, paloma ▶ ROSITA — CONDADO DE CUSTER INDICACIONES: Desde Westcliffe, diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la ctra. 69, luego diríjase al este por 6 millas en la CR 328. Diríjase al sur por 3 millas en la CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84/640 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco al 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. El disparo de armas de fuego está restringido a la caza con armas de avancarga y escopetas únicamente. 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ ROUND TOP — CONDADO DE OTERO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Rocky Ford, tome la ctra. 71 con dirección sur por 5 millas hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 0.5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 71 sur. Tome la ctra. 71 por 9 millas con dirección sur hacia la ctra. 350. Tome la ctra. 350 aprox. 2.5 millas al suroeste hasta la CR N. Tome la CR N aprox. 0.5 millas al oeste hasta la CR 16.5. Tome la CR 16.5 norte hasta USFS Rd. 2124.B, luego tome USFS Rd. 2124.B aprox. 5 millas al oeste hasta USFS Rd. 2124. Tome USFS Rd. 2124 aprox. 1 milla al norte de la propiedad. USFS Rd. 2124 atraviesa la propiedad en dirección norte y se encuentra con USFS Rd. 2120 cerca del límite norte. Tome USFS Rd. 2120 sur a través de la propiedad, o bien hacia el norte y luego hacia el este hasta la CR 17. GMU/ACRES: 135/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RUSSELL CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: PARCELA 1: Desde Saguache, diríjase 8.5 millas al sur en la CR R, luego gire al este y continúe por 2.5 millas. PARCELA 2: Desde Saguache, diríjase 6.5 millas al sur hacia la CR T, luego gire al este y diríjase 6 millas a la CR 53. Gire al sur y recorra 4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 682/1920 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo CAZA: venado, berrendo, codorniz escamada, paloma huilota, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego a menos de 0.25 millas de distancia de los edificios. b. Acceso a través de áreas de estacionamiento únicamente. ▶ SAKARIASON — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Trinidad, diríjase al oeste por 15.3 millas en la ctra. 12 hacia la CR 41.7. Diríjase 11.6 millas con dirección norte GMU/ACRES: 85/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso restringido según lo publicado en el lado oeste. ▶ SAN ANTONITO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 8.9 millas en la CR G hacia la CR 21. Diríjase al noroeste por 1.4 millas al establecimiento. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: coyote, conejo ▶ SAND ARROYO — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Vilas, tome la CR 36 sur a CR X. Propiedad ubicada al noreste de la intersección. Estacione en la CR 36 o CR X para acceder a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ RYE SLOUGH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 1.75 millas en la CR 53. Continúe en la CR 53 por 22 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/8973 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, alces, coyotes, conejos, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 2 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Badger Creek y Arkansas River, diríjase al norte aproximadamente 2.5 millas siguiendo la carretera BLM cerrada. Desde el cierre de carretera BLM, acceso solo a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 57/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 3 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte en la CR 12 aprox. por 4 millas hasta la CR 157A. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 157A aprox. 0.75 millas hasta BLM Falls Gulch/ Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Diríjase al sur, luego al oeste por BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. por aprox. 3 millas. STL está 1 milla al oeste a pie o a caballo desde el final de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CONDADO DE CHAFFEE ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Ir 0.25 millas al sur de las ctras. 291 y 285 o 6.5 millas al norte de Poncha Springs en la ctra. 285. STL está en el lado oeste de la ctra. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56/597 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SAND CREEK — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Siga las indicaciones a Elk Mountain STL o al Parque Estatal State Forest a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 6/3280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permite acampar según lo indicado. ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Moffat, diríjase al sur por 2 millas en la ctra. 17, que cruza las STL y proporciona varios puntos de acceso oeste de la CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682/2714 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SAINT CHARLES — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Howard, diríjase al norte en la CR 7 aprox. 0.25 millas. En las CR 7 y 45, diríjase al este en la CR 45 aprox. 0.5 millas hasta Sand Gulch. En Sand Gulch, diríjase al norte por aprox. 0.75 millas a STL. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Vehículos motorizados prohibidos fuera de la carretera de acceso BLM. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160, luego continúe al sur en la CR 8. Gire en USFS Rd. 2360D y siga hasta el borde de la propiedad. Estacione en USFS Rd. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SAGE CREEK — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al sur en la CR 37 por 7 millas. GMU/ACRES: 13/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo oscuro, conejo ▶ SAND GULCH N.º 1 — CONDADO DE FREMONT ▶ SAND CANYON — CONDADO DE BACA ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Guffey, diríjase 6 millas al norte en la CR 59 al límite de USFS. Diríjase 1.5 millas al este sobre la montaña a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso coyote, lince, pavo ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Pueblo, diríjase al este por la ctra. 50 al carril 27 hasta que se convierte en Doyle Rd. Desde el final del pavimento, diríjase 4 millas hasta la puerta de acceso. Siga las indicaciones hacia el estacionamiento. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo. GMU/ACRES: 128/14,213 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero 50 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Campo, diríjase 15 millas al oeste en Rd. J, gire al sur en la ctra. Rd. 13 y continúe 5.5 millas hacia la pastura del servicio forestal, Puerta 2C. Diríjase al sur y al este por 1 milla, luego tome la bifurcación derecha al sur por 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 144/319 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, león, paloma, codorniz escamada, conejo, INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al norte en la CR 12 unas 15 millas a Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Diríjase al oeste en Jack Hall/BLM Rd. al área de estacionamiento designada. STL está al sur y al oeste por aproximadamente 4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 8.5 millas con dirección norte en CR DD en Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102/3682 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo, de 4 a. m. a 9 p. m. CAZA: venado, pavo, paloma, conejo, ardilla RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público prohibido al este de la US 385. ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: En Antonito en la ctra. 285 y la calle 6 (CR G), diríjase 11.5 millas al este por la CR G. Gire al norte en la carretera de dos vías y siga por 1 milla. STL está 0.25 millas al este a través de BLM hasta el borde oeste. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, urogallo, coyote �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Mosca, diríjase 1 milla al norte en la ctra. 17 hacia el Carril 6 norte, luego 7.5 millas al este hacia San Luis Lakes SWA. Acceso a STL desde el estacionamiento SWA de San Luis Lakes solamente. Cruce a STL a través de puertas en el lado oeste de SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82/1300 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de julio hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo desde San Luis Lakes SWA solamente. b. Bicicletas prohibidas. c. Carros de juego permitidos. ▶ SAVORY EAST — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Pritchett, tome la ctra. 160, luego gire al norte en Baca CR 0 hacia el estacionamiento en asignación de servicio forestal. GMU/ACRES: 137/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Diríjase al oeste por 14.8 millas en la CR 4 hacia la CR 88. Gire al sur en la CR 88 y recorra 2.4 millas. La CR 88 atraviesa la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) sur por 11 millas. La CR 330 atraviesa el cuarto noreste de la Sec. 31 y la mitad sur de la Secc. 36. La CR 310 entra al cuarto noreste de la Sec. 31 en el lado este. GMU/ACRES: 85/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo, paloma, paloma cola de banda, pavo ▶ SETTLEMENT — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la ctra. 36 y Yuma CR M, diríjase al sur en la CR M por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en Kit Carson CR Nn por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento de South Fork Republican STL. Para acceder a la propiedad, diríjase al este desde allí por 0.5 millas. La carretera gira hacia el sur y luego vuelve al este, que se convierte en la milla 5/10. Diríjase a la intersección y gire al sur en la CR 40, luego continúe al sur por 0.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 109/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ SEVENMILE RIDGE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 6.3 millas. La propiedad está a 2 millas al oeste de la CR 67. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SHAW CREEK — CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE INDICACIONES: Diríjase 6 millas al este desde South Fork, o 9 millas al oeste desde Del Norte en la ctra. 160. Gire al sur en New Hope Community Church y tome la carretera de grava oeste de la iglesia hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 80/469 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sep. hasta finales de feb. Abierto hasta el 31 de marzo solo para la caza del león de montaña. CAZA: alce, venado mula, león, urogallo, conejo, coyote, lince RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. ▶ SHEEPHEAD BASIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 28.2 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 318. Gire al norte en la CR 46. Diríjase 1.1 millas hacia la CR 46. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶SHEEPHERDER SPRINGS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y continúe por 7.6 millas hacia la CR 126. Continúe al norte en la CR 126 por 1.9 millas. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SHELF ROAD — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Cripple Creek, tome la CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) por aprox. 8 millas. GMU/ACRES: 581/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 6 millas hasta la ctra. Kerr Gulch Rd., luego diríjase al suroeste por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 86/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ SIKES RANCH — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Prichett, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 3. Diríjase al sur en la CR 3 por aprox. 8 millas. En el letrero "Sikes South Rock Quarry", gire al oeste. Acceso a STL solo desde y a través de Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144/641 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, aves acuáticas, pavo caído, conejo, lince RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto 1 hora antes del amanecer a 1 hora después de la puesta de sol. Los cazadores pueden permanecer el tiempo que sea razonable para recuperar las piezas abatidas. También se permite la caza nocturna con permiso. b. La circulación motorizada está restringida a la ruta de acceso principal, CR O. c. Estacionamiento solo en lotes designados. d. Se prohíbe el acceso en la envolvente del edificio y en las zonas de seguridad designadas, según se indique. e. Se prohíbe la acampada, encender fogatas, el uso de vehículos todoterreno y la tala o recolección de madera. f. Se permite la captura con permiso. Los permisos deben estar en los tramperos en todo momento durante la captura. Permisos disponibles en el CPW Oficina del Área de Lamar, 719-336-6600, o llamando al oficial local al 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Wray, diríjase al sur por 5 millas en la ctra. 385 hacia la CR 30. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla en la carretera pavimentada, gire al sur siguiendo la carretera pavimentada, luego gire al este hacia la CR 22 y continúe 0.5 millas al este hasta el estacionamiento. Acceso a la propiedad desde el área de estacionamiento de Simmons SWA. GMU/ACRES: 102/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, conejo, ardilla, pavo, paloma ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 318 oeste desde Maybell por 10 millas hasta la ctra. BLM Rd. 2122, luego diríjase 2.5 millas al norte. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SIXTEEN DITCH — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde las calles 6.º y Main St. en Walden, diríjase 0.6 millas al sur hacia la CR 12W. Diríjase 4.3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 12W hacia la CR 33. Tome la CR 33 norte por aprox. 2.3 millas; esquina sureste de STL aprox. 250 yardas al oeste de la CR 33 GMU/ACRES: 161/280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, urogallo, conejo ▶ SKULL CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 104. Gire al noreste en la CR 104, luego vaya hasta la CR 95. GMU/ACRES: 10/639 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase 8 millas al oeste en la ctra. 40 y gire al norte en la CR 44. Gire a la izquierda en la CR 46 y continúe por 4 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento señalizada. Puerta, estacionamiento en la esquina noroeste. GMU/ACRES: 214/400 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Este de Kremmling, gire al norte en la ctra. 40 en la CR 2 y continúe por 4 millas hacia Black Mountain Rd. Continúe por 7.2 millas. Gire a la izquierda, continúe por 0.2 millas a la bifurcación y diríjase a la izquierda 0.3 millas para firmar. El acceso es empinado sin acceso a través de terrenos privados vecinos en el sur, oeste o norte. GMU/ACRES: 18/1280 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo ▶ SNYDER PRAIRIE — CONDADO DE WASHINGTON INDICACIONES: Desde Otis, tome la ctra. 61 sur por aprox. 10 millas. Gire al este en la CR 30. Continúe por aprox. 2 millas; el área de estacionamiento está en el lado norte. Hay otra zona de estacionamiento más adelante en la CR 30, también del lado norte. GMU/ACRES: 101/11,842 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, paloma, aves acuáticas 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ SOUTH 80 — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Gire al oeste en la CR 4 y continúe por 4.4 millas hacia la CR 9. Después gire al sur en la CR 9 y continúe por 6.6 millas hacia la CR 118. Gire al este en la CR 118 y continúe por 1.7 millas. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/80 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Diríjase al sur de Craig por la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 51. Diríjase al oeste por 2 millas hacia la CR 17, luego continúe al norte por 5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 211/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN — CONDADOS DE KIT CARSON Y YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la ctra. 36 y Yuma CR M, diríjase al sur en la CR M por 7 millas, luego diríjase al este en Kit Carson CR Nn por 7 millas hasta el estacionamiento de South Fork Republican STL. GMU/ACRES: 109/2411 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SOUTH FORK SPRING CANYON — CONDADO DE YUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Idalia, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 36. Continúe al oeste por la CR 9 por 2 millas hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 102/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SOUTH GARDNER — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 69 noroeste hacia Gardner. Pase por Gardner, luego diríjase al oeste en la CR 550. Gire al sur inmediatamente en la CR 560. Continúe recto por la CR 540. La propiedad está aprox. a 2 millas de la CR 550. GMU/ACRES: 85/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde La Veta, diríjase 0.5 millas al sur en la ctra. 12 hacia Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Diríjase al oeste por 11 millas. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 85/585 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, pavo, urogallo oscuro NOTA: El acceso por la carretera está cerrado actualmente. Acceso a pie o en vehículos todo terreno únicamente a través de tierras del USFS al sur. ▶ SOUTH MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 141 hacia la ctra. Disappointment Creek (CR 19Q). Continúe por la CR 19Q hacia la CR 29 (USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd.). Diríjase al sur por la CR 29/USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd. por aprox. 3 millas. Estacione a lo largo de USFS Rd. 240 (Ryman Creek Rd.). Caminata o a caballo diríjase al este por aprox. 5.5 millas a través de USFS y tierras BLM a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 711/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de 52 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO febrero CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, coyote, conejo ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al norte en la CR 19 por 12 millas hacia la CR 21. Luego diríjase al norte por 11 millas hacia la CR 7 y diríjase al norte por 2 millas hacia la CR 4. Luego diríjase al oeste por 9 millas hacia la CR 66 y diríjase al sur. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3/19,962 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe disparar armas de fuego a menos de 100 pies de los edificios y corrales, según se indique. ▶ SOUTH PAWNEE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE NEW RAYMER: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 141 al límite sur del lado este de STL. DESDE STONEHAM: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 5.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 141 al límite sur del lado este de STL. DESDE FORT MORGAN: LADO OESTE: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 1.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 137. Diríjase 3 millas con dirección norte en la CR 137 hasta el límite sur del lado oeste de STL. LADO ESTE: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 hacia la ctra. 14. Diríjase 3.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 141. Diríjase 3 millas al norte en la CR 141 hacia el límite sur del lado este de STL. GMU/ACRES: 88/1720 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ SOUTH PINON HILLS — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase 7.3 millas al este en la CR G hacia la CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Diríjase al sureste por 3.5 millas en la CR F hacia STL, carretera de acceso en el lado sur de la CR F. El acceso a otras partes de la propiedad en las Secciones 35, 34, 33 y 32 oeste de la Sección 36 es a través de los terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/2240 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ SOUTH ROGGEN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida Roggen (salida 48) y diríjase al sur por la CR 73 por 3.5 millas hasta CR 18. Diríjase al este en la CR 18 por 2 millas hacia la CR 77. Desde la intersección de la CR 18 y la CR 77, diríjase al norte en la carretera de acceso por 1 milla hasta el estacionamiento marcado en el lado este de la carretera de acceso. GMU/ACRES: 99/1880 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ SPENCER DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe hacia SH 40A. Gire al este hacia SH 40A y siga por aprox. 1.8 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Gire a la derecha hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y siga por aprox. 2 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo a través de terrenos BLM adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ SPINNEY — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: ACCESO N.º 1: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 2.5 millas. STL está al sur de la ctra. 24. ACCESO N.º 2: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al este por la ctra. 24 por 4.5 millas. Gire al norte en la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL está al oeste de la CR 15. ACCESO N.º 3: Desde Hartsel, diríjase al sureste en la CR 59 por 5.5 millas. STL está al norte de la CR 59. ACCESO N.º 4: Desde Spinney Mountain State Park o Spinney Mountain SWA, camine hacia el oeste o el sur, respectivamente. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581/4674 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING CREEK BASIN — CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL INDICACIONES: Tome la CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) desde Disappointment Creek Rd. hasta BLM Rd. 4080 que va a STL GMU/ACRES: 70/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 114 por 14.8 millas hacia la CR 41G. Diríjase al sur por 4.1 millas hasta USFS Rd. 708. Diríjase al noroeste por 1.6 millas por USFS Rd. 708. Estacione en la antigua carretera/sendero de USFS. Camine al norte por 0.6 millas en el viejo camino al límite de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 68/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ SPRING VALLEY — CONDADO DE KIT CARSON INDICACIONES: Desde Burlington, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 385 por aprox. 14 millas hacia la CR Nn. Diríjase al oeste en la CR Nn hacia la CR 45, que gira al sur en la CR 45 por 1 milla al estacionamiento. GMU/ACRES: 109/960 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, coyote, conejo ▶ STATE LINE — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Campo, diríjase 4 millas al oeste en Rd. J, luego diríjase al sur en Rd. 24 por 5 millas. Gire al este por la verja 6M de USFS. Diríjase 1 milla hasta la puerta 6A. O bien, desde la puerta 6A, camine aprox. 2 millas al sureste hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/496 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, codorniz escamada, conejo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solamente a pie. �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ STEEL CANYON — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Villa Grove, diríjase al este por la CR LL57 USFS Rd. 970 por 3.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 82/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, conejo, liebre de raqueta, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287 aprox. 16 millas hacia la CR 74E en The Forks. Diríjase 4 millas al oeste en la CR 74E, luego continúe al norte en la CR 37 por 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 191/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Caza mayor solo con arco. b. Se prohíbe la caza menor, salvo con arco o con escopeta que no dispare un solo cartucho. ▶ STERLING PRAIRIE — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Sterling, tome la ctra. 6 este. Hay varias áreas de estacionamiento a lo largo de la ctra. 6, la primera está aprox. 6 millas al este de la interestatal, y la segunda aprox. 9 millas al este de la interestatal. ESTACIONAMIENTO LADO OESTE: Diríjase al sureste en la ctra. 61 aprox. 3.5 millas al área de estacionamiento. O tome la ctra. 61 sur hacia la ctra. Logan CR 24.8 y gire a la derecha. Gire a la izquierda en Logan CR 47. Diríjase por aprox. 3 millas al área de estacionamiento en el lado oeste de la carretera. ESTACIONAMIENTO LADO ESTE: Tome la ctra. 6 aprox. 12 millas al este de la interestatal. Gire al sur hacia la ctra. Logan CR 67 y recorra aproximadamente 2.5 millas. Gire al oeste hacia la ctra. Logan CR 30 y recorra aprox. 1 milla hasta el área de estacionamiento. GMUs/ACRES: 93, 97, 98/44,733 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, paloma ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, tome la ctra. 287 norte hacia la CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Diríjase al oeste en la CR 74E hacia la carretera USFS cerca de la milla 11 en la 74E. Siga la ctra. USFS al sur hasta que entre en tierras del USFS. Acceso a pie o caballo a través de tierras del USFS. No hay acceso por vía pública directamente al límite de propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 191/480 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ STOKES GULCH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase al sur en la CR 37 hacia la CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13/1863 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de venado y alce con arco al 31 de mayo. CAZA: venados, alces, berrendos, aves acuáticas ▶ STONE CORRAL — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE AULT: Diríjase 18.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 4 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la CR 69. Diríjase 7 millas con dirección norte en la CR 69 hacia la CR 104. Diríjase por 1–3 millas con dirección oeste en la CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87/1041 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase 10 millas al norte en la ctra. 285 hacia la carretera BLM, luego diríjase al sur de Noland Gulch Loop Rd. a Stonehouse Gulch (cruzando la ctra. 285 de Aguas Termales Minerales). Diríjase al oeste por 0.5 millas, luego diríjase al sur por 2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 681/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, cimarrón, conejo, urogallo oscuro, paloma, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cotopaxi, diríjase 17 millas con dirección norte en la CR 12. Puede haber actividad forestal. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro, pavo ▶ SUGAR LOAF — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Manassa, diríjase al este en Colo. 142 por 10 millas hacia la CR V. Diríjase al norte en la CR V por 1.3 millas cerca de la esquina noreste de la propiedad. Acceso a la propiedad a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ SULTAN CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Silverton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 550 por 6 millas hasta USFS Rd. 584. Diríjase hacia el oeste por USFS 584 (Little Molas Lake Rd.) hasta la zona de estacionamiento del sendero USFS 555. GMU/ACRES: 74/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, coyote ▶ SUNNY MOON — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, gire al sur en la CR 17, luego cruzando las praderas de USFS hasta la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 144/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ SWEETWATER — CONDADO DE KIOWA INDICACIONES: Desde Wiley, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287 hacia la CR A. Diríjase al oeste en la CR A hacia la CR 40, luego continúe al norte por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 126/640 acres ABIERTO: Para la pesca, desde el último día de temporada de aves acuáticas (o según lo publicado) hasta el 31 de oct. Abierto para la caza del 1 de sept. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas (o según lo publicado) hasta el 30 de marzo. CAZA: aves acuáticas, caza menor, venado PESCA: agua templada ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 8 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 67. Después diríjase al norte por 3 millas y gire al este en la CR 123. Diríjase por 0.25 millas hacia la CR 132 y gire al norte. Continúe 9 millas a Beaver Creek SWA. Acceso vía área de estacionamiento superior de Beaver Creek SWA. NOTA: No hay acceso al público desde la ctra. 115. GMU/ACRES: 59/9427 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, oso, león, conejo, paloma, pavo, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe acampar, excepto en la temporada de caza mayor, únicamente en las zonas designadas. b. Se prohíbe montar a caballo, excepto durante la temporada de caza mayor. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase 12 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Diríjase al noroeste por 9 millas en la ctra. 9 hacia la CR 2. Tome la CR 2 oeste por 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, oso, urogallo ▶ TAOS VALLEY — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al este en la CR G por 4.5 millas hacia la CR 18. Diríjase hacia el sur por la CR 18 durante aproximadamente 3 millas hasta la carretera de dos pistas (4x4), luego continúe hacia el sur por la carretera de dos pistas durante aproximadamente 3.1 millas. Camine aprox. 0.1 millas noreste hacia la esquina suroeste de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote ▶ TARRYALL CREEK — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Como, diríjase 0.4 millas al este en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Diríjase al sur en la CR 15 por 3.5 millas hasta la CR 32 (Albino Rd.). Diríjase al este en la CR 32 por 0.6 millas hacia los terrenos BLM. Acceso a la propiedad solo desde terrenos BLM contiguos cerca de la esquina sureste de la propiedad, solo a pie. Propiedad no accesible desde la CR 15. GMU/ACRES: 50/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo PESCA: Todo el año en Tarryall Creek en la esquina sureste. ▶ TAYLOR DRAW, — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Rand, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 125 por 2.2 millas hacia la CR 21, que se convierte en USFS Rd. 740. Diríjase por 7.1 millas hacia Jack Creek. Tome las ctras. USFS 742 y 743 por 3.1 millas hasta la puerta. GMU/ACRES: 171/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor ▶ TECOLOTE CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, tome la ctra. 160 hacia la CR 36. Acceso a pie a través de la propiedad de USFS. GMU/ACRES: 143/560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ TED’S CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: No hay acceso público de vehículos motorizados directamente a este STL. Solo accesible desde tierras BLM adyacentes. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo. continúa en la página siguiente 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA PROPIEDAD: Municipio 3N, Rango 97W, Sección 16. Ver mapa de propiedades en cpw.state. co.us/statetrustlands. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor y caza menor ▶ THOMPSON DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 14.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318. Gire al sur en la CR 21S. Diríjase 4.7 millas en la CR 21S hacia la CR 10. Diríjase al oeste en la CR 10 durante 8.9 millas hasta la ctra. BLM Rd. 1610. Continúe por la ctra. BLM Rd. 1610 por 0.8 millas hasta el límite de la propiedad. También puede acceder a STL a través de terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/642 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 40 por 27 millas hacia la CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Gire al sur en Rattlesnake Hill. Acceso vía Rattlesnake Hill y tierra BLM, a unas 3 millas. GMU/ACRES: 211/637 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor, aves ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 5 millas con dirección oeste hacia la ctra. 40, luego gire al sur en la ctra. BLM Rd. 1558. Continúe por alrededor de 0.25 millas. GMU/ACRES: 11/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, venado, alce, caza menor ▶ TEXAS CREEK N.º 1 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 50 en Texas Creek, diríjase al norte en la CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) aproximadamente 2.5 millas hasta la ctra. 217A Rd. Continúe hacia el norte/noroeste por 217A Rd. por 1 milla hacia la esquina noreste de STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/250 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, león, borrego cimarrón, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso solo a pie o a caballo, excepto en la ctra. 217A Rd. ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: PARCELA 1: Diríjase al sur desde Hartsel 14 millas en la ctra. 9. Gire al este en la CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) y continúe por 2 millas. PARCELA 2: Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 9 por 9 millas. Gire al este, diríjase 1.1 millas en camino de tierra sin marcar hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres en cada parcela, 1280 total ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, paloma, conejo ▶ TEXAS CREEK N.º 2 — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Texas Creek N.º 1 STL, continúe al norte por la ctra. 217A Rd. por 5 millas. STL está 0.5 millas al oeste a través de los terrenos de BLM. No hay camino de acceso a STL. GMU/ACRES: 58/160 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, león, borrego cimarrón, caza menor ▶ THREE SISTERS — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Siga las indicaciones para Elk Mountain STL. Acceso desde Elk Mountain STL o State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6/1523 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. El único acceso es desde la zona de estacionamiento al final de la CR 12E. ▶ THE HOGBACK — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 por 7.2 millas al este. Tome la CR 210 al sur por 2.1 millas. Continúe recto por la CR 211 por 5 millas. Gire a la izquierda (este) en la CR 213. Continúe 0.5 millas hasta la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 133/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ TIMBERLAKE — CONDADO DE KIOWA, BENT, OTERO Y CROWLEY INDICACIONES: Desde Sugar City, diríjase al este por 5.4 millas en la ctra. 96 hacia la ctra. Crowley CR 28. Diríjase al sur en la CR 28 para seguir por el límite oeste de la propiedad. Se permite estacionar a lo largo de la CR 28; sin embargo, no estacione bloqueando la CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 125/59,445 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ THE POSO — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Antonito, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 17 por 5 millas hacia la CR 8.5. Diríjase al norte por 1 milla y gire al este hacia la CR G, luego diríjase al este en la CR G por 0.5 millas y gire al norte hacia la CR 9. Continúe por 1 milla al norte hasta la esquina sureste de la propiedad en las ctras. CR 9 y CR H. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, coyote, lince, conejo ▶ TINAJA CANYON — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 este por 20 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 130 por 1 milla para llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: berrendo, coyote, zorro veloz ▶ THE SLOUGHS — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 16. Gire al norte hacia la CR 16 y continúe por aprox. 8.6 millas hasta la carretera BLM sin nombre. Se recomienda usar un vehículo todo terreno a partir de este punto. Gire al sur hacia la carretera BLM, luego recorra aprox. 4.4 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/650 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ TOBE CREEK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS 54 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Kim, tome la ctra. 160 oeste, el estacionamiento está al norte de la ctra. GMUs/ACRES: 136, 143/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ TOMICHI DOME — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde Gunnison, en las ctras. 50 y 135, diríjase 17 millas al este en la ctra. 50 hacia Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Gire al norte en la ctra. BLM Rd. 3095 y continúe por 4 millas hasta el límite oeste. GMU/ACRES: 551/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero para acceso público. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, león, urogallo, conejo PESCA: Aguas Termales Res. RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ TREASUREVAULT MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK Y LAKE INDICACIONES: Desde Fairplay, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 9 por 4 millas hasta la ctra. Park CR 12 (Mosquito Pass Rd.). Diríjase al oeste en la CR 12 por aprox. 7.5 millas hasta USFS Rd. 452. Siga por USFS Rd. 452 hasta Cooney Lake. Acceso a la propiedad desde Cooney Lake solo a pie o a caballo, en terrenos alpinos empinados. GMU/ACRES: 49/320 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: alces, venados PESCA: Durante todo el año en Mosquito Creek, Cooney Lake y lagos alpinos. ▶ TREETOP — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: Acceso desde Karney Ranch SWA. O, desde Hasty, diríjase al norte en la CR 24 por 6.8 millas hasta la propiedad y acceda desde puntos de acceso marcados a lo largo de la CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 126/10,102 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, aves de caza de tierras altas ▶ TRIANGLE — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Inmediatamente al oeste de Maybell fuera de las ctras. 318 y 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11/1122 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 al este por 5 millas hacia la CR 2, luego continúe por unas 9 millas hacia la CR 24 y gire a la derecha. Acceso a través de BLM o fuera de la carretera. GMU/ACRES: 18/876 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, conejo, coyote, urogallo ▶ TROWEL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase 39 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 4. Gire al oeste en la CR 4 y siga por 10.2 millas hacia la CR 146. Gire al sur en la CR 146 y continúe por 0.8 millas. Acceso desde terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 3/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ TRUJILLO CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: 1. Desde La Jara, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. oeste por 8.2 millas hacia la CR 8. Diríjase al suroeste por 3.7 millas en la CR 8 hacia el límite norte de la propiedad. 2. Acceda a la propiedad desde el sur, a través de terrenos BLM contiguos. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, conejo, pavo ▶ TUNNEL DRIVE — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Desde Canon City, diríjase 1.25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 50 hacia Tunnel Drive, luego diríjase al oeste en Tunnel Drive por 0.6 millas hasta el estacionamiento de Tunnel Drive Trail. Desde el estacionamiento de Tunnel Drive, camine por el sendero 0.62 millas hasta STL. GMU/ACRES: 691/360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, borrego cimarrón, coyote, conejo PESCA: pesca durante todo el año en el río Arkansas ▶ TURKEY GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: Diríjase 5 millas al sur de Texas Creek en la ctra. 69, después continúe por 2 millas con dirección este por la CR 28. Continúe por 1 milla al sur a pie o a caballo por los terrenos de BLM. GMU/ACRES: 691/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor ▶ TURKEY RIDGE — CONDADO DE HUERFANO Y PUEBLOs. INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, tome la ctra. 10 al este por 16.5 millas. Diríjase al norte en la CR 123. Tome la CR 123 aprox. 9 millas hasta llegar a los callejones sin salida en terrenos de BLM. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 128/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, pavo, coyote, codorniz escamada ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde Fountain, diríjase al este por 14 millas en Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. y Peyton ctra. frontera STL. GMU/ACRES: 118/7976 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente desde el área de estacionamiento designada. b. No se permite el acceso desde las carreteras comarcales. c. Acceso solamente a pie. d. Construcción de persianas permanentes prohibidas. ▶ TURNER'S CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 a Harpers Corner Rd. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. Harpers Corner Rd. y continúe hacia la CR 16. Gire al este hacia la CR 16 y continúe hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1527. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1527 y continúe por aprox. 1.5 millas hasta la carretera sin nombre BLM. Gire al oeste hacia la carretera BLM sin nombre y continúe por aprox. 2.2 millas. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, urogallo, caza menor ▶ TWO BUTTES — CONDADO DE PROWERS INDICACIONES: Desde Springfield, tome la ctra. 287 norte hacia la CR B.5. Tome la ctra. B.5 este hacia la CR 12. Diríjase al sur en la CR 12 hacia la propiedad. Estacione en la CR 12 o en Two Buttes SWA. GMU/ACRES: 139/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, conejo, faisán, codorniz escamada, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ TWOMILE CREEK — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: DESDE BRIGGSDALE: Diríjase 35.5 millas con dirección este en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte en la entrada cerrada. DESDE STONEHAM: Diríjase 0.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 14 hacia la ctra. 71 norte. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. Estacione fuera de la entrada cerrada. DESDE FORT MORGAN: Diríjase 24 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 52 desde la I-76. Diríjase 19.5 millas con dirección norte en la ctra. 71 norte al área de estacionamiento designada a lo largo del lado oeste de la ctra. 71 norte. Estacione fuera de la entrada cerrada. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ UTLEYVILLE — CONDADO DE BACA INDICACIONES: Desde Prittchet, diríjase al oeste en la ctra. 160, luego gire al norte hacia la CR 5. Acceso a través de tierras del USFS. GMU/ACRES: 137/657 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, coyote, zorro, lince, codorniz, conejo ▶ VAUGHN DRAW — CONDADO DE MOFFAT CO. INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 17.5 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 318 hacia la CR 67. Gire al norte en la CR 67 y recorra 2 millas. Propiedad al oeste de la CR 67. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ VERMILLION CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase 41.5 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 318 hasta la intersección de la ctra. 318 y la CR 10N. Acceso a través de los terrenos públicos adyacentes. GMU/ACRES: 2/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ VILLA GROVE — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: PARCELA NORTE: Ubicado 8.5 millas al Norte de Villa Grove a lo largo de la ctra. 285. PARCELA SUR: Desde Villa Grove, viaje 3 millas por la ctra. Hayden Pass Rd. (CR LL57), luego gire al norte en la CR 60 MM y continúe por 0.3 millas. Gire al este en la ctra. BLM 5340 (Raspberry Creek Rd.) y continúe por 1.5 millas, luego gire al oeste en la ctra. BLM 52064 (Truck Rd.) y continúe por 0.5 millas hasta llegar a la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 82, 681/1120 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, coyote, conejo ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONDADO DE CONEJOS INDICACIONES: Desde Monte Vista, diríjase 21 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 15 a Capulin. Diríjase 10 millas al suroeste en el camino del vertedero (CR 8) de Capulin al extremo norte. GMU/ACRES: 81/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta el 31 de mayo para la caza. Abierto todo el año para la pesca. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, oso, borrego cimarrón, caza menor PESCA: Arroyo La Jara RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite acampar según lo publicado. ▶ WARMER GULCH — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 9. Gire al norte y siga por 0.5 millas al norte de la línea del condado de Park-Fremont. Colinda con la Montaña Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, conejo, paloma, coyote RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso a pie o a caballo solo desde el área de estacionamiento designada; no se permiten los vehículos motorizados. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — CONDADOS DE FREMONT Y PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Cañon City, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 50 por 12 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 9 y siga por 9 millas. Tome la CR 2 oeste por 15 millas. Acceso a pie a través de terrenos de la BLM al este y al sur. Utilice el estacionamiento de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 58/ NUEVO 15,066 acres ABIERTO: Primer día de la temporada de berrendos con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, oso, coyote, urogallo ▶ WEBER CANYON — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Mancos, diríjase 4.4 millas al sur en la CR 41 al área de estacionamiento designada en el lado este de la CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73/441 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sep.hasta el último día de la temporada primaveral de pavo. Todo el acceso público del 1 de marzohastael último día de la temporada de pavo de primavera es solo para la caza de leones y pavos. CAZA: venado, alce, león, caza menor ▶ WELDON VALLEY — CONDADO DE MORGAN INDICACIONES: Desde Weldona, diríjase al este por 0.33 millas en la CR Y, luego diríjase al norte por 2 millas en la CR 10. STL en ambos lados de la CR 10. Puerta en la esquina sureste de la Secc. 22 en la CR 10 y en esquina suroeste de la Secc. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95/6560 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma, aves acuáticas ▶ WERNER ARROYO — CONDADO DE SAGUACHE INDICACIONES: Desde Saguache, diríjase al sur por 7 millas en la ctra. 285 hacia la CR T. Gire al este y avance por 6 millas hacia la CR 53. Después diríjase al sur por 2 millas hacia la CR R. Gire al oeste y continúe por 1 milla. Gire al norte y recorra 0.5 millas. GMU/ACRES: 682/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venados, berrendos, aves acuáticas, conejo, coyote, peleteros 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — CONDADO DE FREMONT INDICACIONES: En Cañon City en la calle 4th y la ctra. 50, diríjase al sur/sureste en la calle 4th. hacia la CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Diríjase 11 millas al sur por la CR 143 hasta Yorkville y BLM Rd. 6227 (aprox. 2 millas después del campamento USFS Oak Creek). Diríjase 2 millas al oeste/noroeste en la ctra. Rd. 6227 hasta el límite este de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 69/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, oso, león, caza menor, pavo ▶ WHITEROCK — CONDADOS DE OTERO Y PUEBLO IMPORTANTE: Esta propiedad puede tener municiones militares presentes, ya que una vez fue utilizada para el entrenamiento/prueba de fuego vivo militar. Por favor, siga las tres R de seguridad de los explosivos mientras esté en la propiedad: Reconocer que las municiones son peligrosas; Retirada: No se acerque, toque o mueva, y abandone la zona con cuidado; Reporte: Notifique a las fuerzas del orden locales para informar de lo que vio y dónde lo vio. Para mayor información visite www.denix.osd.mil/uxo/home INDICACIONES: ACCESO NORTE: Tome la CR 2 sur por 16.5 millas desde la ctra. 50 (CR 2 cruza la ctra. 50 1 milla al oeste de Fowler) a la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por 3.4 millas al este hacia la CR 5. Tome la CR 5 por 1 milla al sur hasta el límite norte. La propiedad bordea la CR 5 sobre el oeste por 5 millas. ACCESO SUR: Tome la CR 2 sur por 16.5 millas desde la ctra. 50 hacia la ctra. 10. Tome la ctra. 10 por aprox. 7 millas al este por la CR 11. Tome la CR 11 aprox. por 7 millas al sur hasta USFS Rd. 2101. Tome USFS Rd. 2101 aprox. por 6 millas al sur hacia el lado este de las secciones T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Diríjase al oeste por USFS Rd. 2101.I hasta USFS Rd. 2101.P. Diríjase hacia el norte por la ctra. 2101.P hasta el lado oeste de la sección 14; termina en el extremo sur de T26S, R59W, S2. 2. Diríjase hacia el sur por USFS Rd. 2101.P durante aproximadamente 1 milla, luego camine 0.25 millas hacia el oeste hasta T26, R59W, S22. 3. Desde USFS Rd. 2101.I, continúe aproximadamente 0.75 millas al sur por la ctra. USFS Rd. 2101 hasta USFS Rd. 2101.M. Tome USFS Rd. 2101.M durante aproximadamente 2 millas al sureste para llegar a USFS Rd. 2101.NA. Tome la USFS Rd. 2101.NA hacia T26S, R59W, S36; termina en la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 135/19,907 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GRAND INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, tome la ctra. 40 oeste durante 14 millas hasta Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). El acceso a la esquina suroeste (Indian Pass) comienza en la puerta 1.5 millas al este de la ctra. 40. El acceso desde el este y noreste (Badger Creek) continúa hasta Chimney Rock Rd. por 5 millas hasta las entradas marcadas. GMU/ACRES: 181/2360 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Los vehículos de motor están restringidos a Chimney Rock Rd. a menos que se indique lo contrario. b. Se permite acampar y encender fogatas a menos de 300 pies de Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) según lo indicado. ▶ WEST LIME CREEK — CONDADO DE SAN JUAN INDICACIONES: Desde Silverton, diríjase al sur en la ctra. 550 por 9.7 millas hacia West Lime Creek. Estacionamiento a lo largo de la ctra. 550 entre los marcadores de milla 60 y 61. GMU/ACRES: 74/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, alce, coyote, liebre raquetas de nieve ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE GUNNISON INDICACIONES: Desde la intersección de la CR 730 y la CR 737, conduzca 4.1 millas en la CR 737 hasta el límite del USFS. Gire a la derecha hacia la ctra. USFS Rd. 563. Propiedad accesible desde USFS Rd. 563.1A y la ctra. USFS Rd. 563.2A a través de los terrenos del USFS. No existe ningún sendero formal. GMUs/ACRES: 54/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado mula, alce, oso, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente a pie o a caballo. ▶ WILD HORSE — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Diríjase 6.5 millas al norte de Keota en la CR 103 hacia la CR 112, luego diríjase 2.3 millas al este en la CR 112 al norte en la frontera de la propiedad. GMU/ACRES: 88/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, berrendo, coyote, conejo, paloma ▶ WILLOW CREEK — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Craig, diríjase al norte por 29 millas en la ctra. 13 hacia la CR 101. Diríjase 7 millas al noreste en la CR 101 hacia la CR 70. Diríjase 3 millas al este en la CR 70. STL está a 0.25 millas al noreste por BLM GMU/ACRES: 4/640 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta el 31 de mayo CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, león, caza menor ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: Desde Vail, diríjase al oeste por la I-70 hasta la salida 171, luego diríjase 0.5 millas al oeste de STL al sur de la I-70. Estacionamiento en la oficina del USFS en Meadow Mtn. (salida I-70 Salida 171, 0.25 millas al este). Puede haber actividad forestal. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45/602 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, oso, urogallo oscuro, conejo, coyote PESCA: arroyo de agua fría RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el equipamiento, y el acceso público no relacionado con la vida silvestre. ▶ WINDY RIDGE — CONDADO DE GRAND 56 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO INDICACIONES: Desde Kremmling, diríjase al oeste por 20 millas en la ctra. 40 (cruce Diamond Creek, marcador de milla 163), luego diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la CR 184. Puede haber actividad forestal. El acceso a la CR se extiende a través de la propiedad privada hasta el límite de STL. Se prohíbe conducir o estacionar vehículos fuera de la carretera del condado en prados privados de heno. GMU/ACRES: 27/808 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de septiembre hasta finales de febrero CAZA: caza mayor, caza menor RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso de vehículos motorizados solo en la CR 184. b. Acceso vehicular a través de portón en la Secc. 11 restringido al camino designado cuando la carretera está seca. c. Estacionamiento restringido en la Secc. 14 según lo publicado. ▶ WINTER VALLEY GULCH — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Maybell, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 40 hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506. Gira al sur hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1506 e continúe por BLM Rd. 1705. Gire al este hacia la ctra. BLM Rd. 1705 y continúe por aprox. 3 millas. Acceso a pie y a caballo solamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, berrendo, caza menor ▶ YAMPA RIVER — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, diríjase 8 millas con dirección oeste en la ctra. 40. STL está al sur de la ctra. 40. Acceso desde el río Yampa SWA. Estacionamiento disponible. GMU/ACRES: 13/2006 acres ABIERTO: Desde el primer día de la temporada de caza de venados y alces con arco hasta el 31 de mayo. CAZA: venado, alce, urogallo, conejo RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso únicamente desde el área de estacionamiento designada de SWA. ▶ YOUGHAL — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Dinosaur, diríjase al este en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 16. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 16 y luego diríjase a la CR 157. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR 157 y continúe por aprox. 1.4 millas. Acceso a pie o a caballo únicamente a través de los terrenos adyacentes de la BLM. GMU/ACRES: 10/640 acres ABIERTO: NUEVO Desde el 15 de agosto hasta finales de febrero CAZA: venado, alce, caza menor ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — CONDADO DE ALAMOSA INDICACIONES: Desde Alamosa, diríjase 14.4 millas al este por la ctra. 160. Gire al norte hacia la ctra. 50 y continúe por 10.7 millas hasta la señal de Zapata Falls. Gire a la derecha y continúe por el camino de grava por 3.5 millas hasta el estacionamiento BLM. GMU/ACRES: 82/619 acres ABIERTO: Desde el 1 de sept.hastafinales de feb. para caza mayor. CAZA: alce, venado mula, oso, león. RESTRICCIONES: a. Estacionamiento nocturno prohibido. b. Prohibida la caza dentro de las zonas de seguridad designadas adyacentes al sendero de cascada. �PARQUES ESTATALES PARQUES ESTATALES MÁS SOBRE LOS PARQUES ESTATALES Dondequiera que vaya en Colorado, hay un parque estatal esperando para darle la bienvenida. Montañas o praderas, ríos o bosques, en el campo o junto a la ciudad: Los parques estatales de Colorado son tan diversos como el propio estado, y ofrecen algo para todos. Disfrute más de 700 millas de senderos, deportes acuáticos, escalada en roca y más de 4000 campamentos y 70 cabañas y yurtas. Para obtener información sobre caza, pesca y otras oportunidades recreativas en los parques estatales, llame al 303-297-1192 o visite cualquier parque estatal u oficina de CPW. Para más información, diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us/park-map Parque Estatal Lory Situado a minutos de Fort Collins, los visitantes del Parque Estatal Lory pueden disfrutar de ciclismo, senderismo, pícnic y paseos a caballo en medio de fabulosas laderas y más de 28 millas de senderos. Los visitantes pueden avistar pavos, venados, osos, leones de montaña, pájaros cantores y muchas especies de reptiles e insectos. Los campistas, escaladores y cazadores pueden explorar 2596 acres. © CPW Foto de Nora Logue INFORMACIÓN GENERAL DEL PARQUE ESTATAL TARIFAS Y PASES DE PARQUES ESTATALES La siguiente información aplica a todos los parques estatales de Colorado. La información adicional específica de la propiedad se enumera en las páginas que siguen. TARIFAS DIARIAS Y PASES DE ENTRADA ▶ Se cobran entradas en todos los parques estatales. Estas ayudan a compensar los costos operativos. ▶ Los pases diarios son de $9 a $11 por vehículo, o $4 por un pase individual para caminar o andar en bicicleta, dependiendo del parque que visite. ▶ Los pases diarios están disponibles en el parque y son válidos hasta el mediodía del día siguiente a la compra. La tarifa por un pase diario cubre a todos los ocupantes de un vehículo. Algunos parques pueden cobrar una tarifa por persona para caminar o andar en bicicleta para las personas mayores de 16 años. NOTA: El Parque Estatal Cherry Creek está sujeto a una tarifa adicional para la Autoridad de Calidad del Agua de Cherry Creek Basin: $1/día o $3/anual ▶ Los pases anuales comprados en quioscos de autoservicio (o "guardabosques de hierro") deben canjearse dentro de los 30 días. Tenga en cuenta que el recibo no es reemplazable. HORARIO DEL PARQUE ▶ La mayoría de los parques están abiertos todos los días del año, si el clima lo permite, pero consulte los listados de los parques para conocer las excepciones. El horario de oficina del parque y del centro de visitantes varía. ▶ Las áreas de uso diurno generalmente están abiertas de 5 a. m. a 10 p. m. Algunos parques de uso diurno cierran antes (atardecer o anochecer) y tienen puertas para evitar el acceso fuera del horario de atención; comuníquese con el parque para conocer las horas operativas. Consulte nuestro sitio web para conocer sobre los cierres estacionales o de mantenimiento: cpw.state.co.us NOTA: Los parques estatales de la zona de la cordillera suelen estar muy concurridos los fines de semana y los días festivos de mayo a sept., por lo que conviene visitarlos entre semana, o llegar a primera hora de la mañana o a última de la tarde para asegurarse de poder acceder a su parque favorito. CAMPAMENTO Y RESERVAS ▶ Todos los parques estatales ahora requieren reserva para los campamentos/ cabañas/yurtas. Los campistas pueden hacer reservas el día que planean llegar al parque o con hasta seis meses de anticipación, todos los días, las 24 horas en línea (ingrese a cpw.state.co.us y elija "Reservas de campamento" en "Cosas para hacer" para comenzar) o por teléfono (1-800-244-5613) . ▶ Este sistema de reservas de campamento, pases de parque para vehículos y licencias en línea es una ventanilla única para todos los artículos que se pueden comprar en CPW. Si bien puede hacer reservas para los parques estatales de Colorado a través del sitio web de Reserve America, le recomendamos encarecidamente que utilice el sitio web de CPWshop para acceder a todos los productos de CPW y usar todas las funciones del sitio web. Todos los clientes que deseen comprar productos o hacer reservas en línea deberán buscar y actualizar su cuenta anterior o configurar una nueva cuenta en línea. Diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us y elija "Reservas para acampar" en "Cosas para hacer" para comenzar. ▶ Se aplican tarifas de entrada en todos los parques además de las tarifas de campamento. ▶ Los clientes pueden cancelar sus reservas de campamento antes del día de la llegada o de la comprobación de la reserva, lo que ocurra primero, en: cpw.state.co.us (elija "Reservas de campamento" en "Cosas para hacer") o por teléfono al: al 1-800-244-5613. ▶ NUEVO Los cargos por cambios en la reserva o por cancelación no son reembolsables. Es su responsabilidad conocer las políticas de registro, cancelación y cambios de CPW, ya que pueden cambiar de año a año. Diríjase a cpw.state. co.us/reservation-changes y haga clic en "Cambios y cancelaciones de reservas" en la parte inferior izquierda de la página. ▶ No se ofrecen excepciones a la política de reembolso por niveles de agua, restricciones por incendios, errores o mal funcionamiento del equipo. PESCA EN LOS PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ Todos los parques estatales, excepto cuatro, ofrecen la posibilidad de pescar, y en todos se requieren licencia. Existen licencias diarias, de varios días, anuales o combinadas de caza menor y pesca: diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us y haga clic en "Comprar y solicitar". CAZA EN PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ La caza solo está permitida en algunos parques estatales. Si está permitida, se listará bajo "Recreación" en la información de los parques que inicia en la página 59. ▶ Consulte "Reservas: Desde Caza" en la página 1 y diríjase a: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations para más información. CUOTAS DE PASE ANUAL ▶ NUEVO A partir del 1 de enero de 2023, los residentes de Colorado pueden comprar un pase Keep Colorado Wild Pass de $29 durante su registro anual de vehículos a través del DMV para ingresar a todos los parques estatales de Colorado. La tarifa del pase está incluida en el precio total de la matriculación del vehículo para que comprar e invertir en el aire libre de Colorado sea un paso fácil durante el proceso de matriculación anual del vehículo. Para más información: cpw.info/KeepColoradoWildPass ▶ Todos los pases anuales le permiten acceder a todos los parques estatales durante 12 meses a partir del mes de compra. Disponible en línea en: cpw.state.co.us, por teléfono al: 1-800-244-5613, en cualquier local de CPW o a través de cualquier agente de ventas. ▶ Se utiliza un pase anual para el parque en lugar de un pase de entrada diario (consulte arriba). ▶ $80 por un pase anual fijo por vehículo. ▶ $120 por un pase anual familiar. Este pase es transferible y se emite a un particular, no a un vehículo. Cualquier persona que viva en la misma dirección que el titular del pase puede usar el pase en su vehículo, siempre que la misma dirección que figura en su identificación coincida con el titular del pase. ▶ $40 por un pase anual fijo por vehículo. Debe poseer un pase anual fijo o familiar válido para poder adquirir este pase. ▶ Los pases anuales con descuento están disponibles para los residentes de Colorado mayores de 64 años, discapacitados o elegibles por sus ingresos: cpw.state.co.us/ accessibility PASES MILITARES ▶ Militares en servicio activo, veteranos y miembros de la Guardia Nacional son admitidos gratuitamente a los parques estatales durante el mes de agosto y durante el Día de los Veteranos. ▶ El miembro militar o veterano debe mostrar una prueba del servicio militar y obtener el pase gratuito de agosto en cualquier parque estatal de Colorado o en la oficina de CPW. El militar o veterano deberá estar en el vehículo utilizando el pase. Ingrese a: cpw.state.co.us/accessibility para obtener una lista de identificaciones militares aceptables. ▶ Las matrículas de residente veterano discapacitado y de "Purple Heart" también permiten la entrada gratuita al parque. (Disponible en la División de Vehículos de Motor) ¡RECOJA UN PASAPORTE GRATUITO DE PARQUES ESTATALES Y CRIADEROS MIENTRAS LO VISITA! ▶ Pase por uno de nuestros 42 parques estatales o 15 criaderos y recoja el pasaporte CPW. Desafíese a recoger TODOS los sellos mientras viaja por el estado y registre sus recuerdos en el Pasaporte. 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES REGLAS DE ACCESO AL PARQUE Se prohíben las siguientes ACTIVIDADES en tierras, aguas, superficies congeladas de aguas, servidumbres de paso, edificios o instalaciones en los parques de CPW y tierras de recreación al aire libre: ▶ Entrar, usar u ocupar parques y terrenos de recreación al aire libre cuando se publiquen como prohibidos. El acceso a las tierras y aguas recreativas del CPW generalmente se permite de 5 a. m. a 10 p. m. diariamente. El acceso restringido generalmente se permitirá durante otras horas para acampar y pescar. ▶ Retirar, destruir, mutilar, modificar o desfigurar cualquier estructura, dispositivo de control de agua, cartel, aviso, señal o marcador, árbol, arbusto u otra planta o vegetación; incluyendo madera muerta y hojarasca forestal, o cualquier objeto de valor o interés arqueológico, geológico, histórico, zoológico o de valor o interés natural/ ambiental. Esto no incluye la remoción de leña de las áreas designadas para leña, las malas hierbas nocivas o la extracción recreativa de oro dentro del Área Recreativa de Arkansas Headwaters (excepto donde esté prohibido como lo indiquen las señales publicadas). ▶ Remover, destruir o acosar a cualquier fauna silvestre o ganado. Se permite la caza en ciertas áreas designadas durante las temporadas de caza. CAMPAMENTO ▶ Cuando se permita acampar según lo publicado, es ilegal dejar un campamento, tienda de campaña, refugio, vehículo motorizado o remolque desatendido más de 24 horas, o acampar o estacionar remolques de viaje o campistas en un parque estatal o propiedad de terrenos recreativos al aire libre por más de 14 días en un periodo de 28 días. ▶ Si no se designa a un ocupante principal diferente, la persona que hace la reserva es financiera y legalmente responsable de cualquier acción de los ocupantes del sitio. DESECHOS ▶ Dejar peces, entrañas de peces o escombros en o sobre las aguas cubiertas de hielo o abiertas de lagos, embalses o arroyos. ▶ Dejar cualquier tipo de basura generada de forma residencial o comercial en cualquier lugar dentro de un parque o área recreativa. FOGATAS ▶ Encender u ocuparse de fogatas, excepto en vehículos totalmente cerrados o en sitios designados con parrillas o chimeneas; o en hibachis, parrillas de carbón, estufas y otros recipientes metálicos, a menos que este reglamento prohíba lo contrario. ▶ Permitir que una fogata arda de manera descuidada, dejar una fogata sin vigilancia o no extinguir completamente su fuego. ▶ Disparar o utilizar fuegos artificiales de cualquier tipo. MUELLES PARA EMBARCACIONES ▶ Pescar desde rampas o muelles para embarcaciones, o utilizar de otro modo las rampas o muelles de una manera no prevista para su uso. VIDRIO ▶ Portar o poseer cualquier tipo de vidrio en una zona pública de baño o de nado, o en una playa designada para el esquí acuático. ACTIVIDAD NOCTURNA ▶ Ocupar un lugar de estacionamiento con un vehículo motorizado de 10 p. m. a 5 a. m., a menos que todos los ocupantes que lleguen en el vehículo se dediquen activamente a la pesca o a la navegación PLAYAS PARA NADO ▶ Para cualquier persona: a. Encender u ocuparse de fogatas en cualquier playa para nado. b. Pescar desde cualquier playa para nado. c. Permitir que un niño NUEVO menor de 13 años esté en una playa para nado, a menos que esté acompañado por un adulto. AERONAVES ▶ Aterrizar o despegar con cualquier tipo de aeronave. "Aeronave" es cualquier dispositivo/ equipo que se utilice o se pretenda utilizar para el vuelo tripulado (incluido el vuelo sin motor), incluidos: aviones, helicópteros, planeadores, globos aerostáticos, alas delta, paracaídas, parapentes, tablas de cometas, tubos de cometas, tirolesas, etc. ANIMALES/MASCOTAS ▶ Permitir que cualquier perro u otra mascota entre en la propiedad del parque estatal, a menos que esté bajo control y con una correa de no más de 6 pies. Este requisito para que los perros u otras mascotas estén con correa no aplica cuando el animal está en un vehículo o embarcación, o dentro de los límites del área designada para perros sin correa en los parques estatales de Chatfield o Cherry Creek. No se permiten perros u otras mascotas dentro de ninguna playa de natación o esquí acuático. Esto no aplica a los perros que se utilizan en caza, pruebas de campo o mientras son entrenados en terrenos abiertos a dicho uso. Cualquier persona que tenga un perro u otra mascota que genere una molestia o perturbación, o que no controle adecuadamente a un perro u otra mascota, puede ser desalojada del parque o área de recreación. ▶ Permitir la presencia de caballos, mulas, asnos o burros en la propiedad del parque estatal, excepto en las áreas o senderos designados para su uso. ▶ Dar vuelta al ganado o permitir el pastoreo sin permiso. ▶ Que el adiestrador de cualquier perro no recoja, retire y elimine adecuadamente todos los excrementos de o cerca de cualquier sitio desarrollado del parque, incluyendo los campamentos, el área de pícnic, las áreas de entrenamiento de perros y los senderos designados. ESTACIONES DE DESCARGA/OTROS SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS ▶ Vaciar los tanques de aguas residuales, llenar los tanques de agua o utilizar de cualquier otra manera cualquier estación de descarga o servicio del parque sin un pase válido para el parque y un permiso de campamento/reserva válida. OSOS ▶ Cuando sea necesario para prevenir o abordar interacciones oso/humano o problemas relacionados, el administrador del parque puede designar la totalidad o una parte de cualquier parque estatal donde los alimentos, la basura y el equipo utilizados para cocinar o almacenar víveres deberán mantenerse sellados en un vehículo rígido, en una unidad de campamento que esté construida con material sólido y no plegable o en una caja de almacenamiento de alimentos proporcionada por el parque para aquellas personas que ingresen al parque en un vehículo que no sea rígido o en una unidad de campamento adecuada. Esto no aplica a los alimentos que están siendo transportados, consumidos o preparados para su consumo. Un vehículo rígido no incluye ningún tipo de tienda de campaña, autocaravana emergente o camioneta con nailon, lona u otros materiales flexibles, portaequipajes de automóviles o carcasas de autocaravana en la parte trasera de las camionetas. 58 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO HORAS TRANQUILAS ▶ El horario de silencio se hará cumplir de 10 p.m.— 6 a.m., y durante estas horas se prohíben todos los generadores, radios fuertes u otros ruidos fuertes que puedan perturbar la paz. PROPIEDAD ABANDONADA ▶ Dejar cualquier propiedad personal desatendida en tierra o agua por más de 24 horas: a. Si la propiedad se deja por 24 horas, se considerará abandonada. b. La remoción y almacenamiento correrán a cargo del propietario. HERRAJES PARA ESCALADA ▶ Colocar herrajes fijos o permanentes de escalada en roca, a menos que el escalador obtenga primero un permiso de actividades especiales del administrador del parque. Se prohíbe la remoción de herrajes de escalada fijos o permanentes colocados previamente. ESTACIONAMIENTO ▶ Estacionar un vehículo motorizado, remolque o caravana en cualquier área que no sea un área de estacionamiento designada. ANDAR EN BICICLETA ▶ Andar en bicicleta en cualquier área que no sea en un área designada para bicicletas o en una carretera o sendero designado. ▶ Las e-bikes (bicicletas eléctricas) son vehículos con 2 o 3 ruedas, pedales totalmente operables y un motor eléctrico que no supera los 750 vatios. Consulte la página 3, "Áreas estatales de vida silvestre", para obtener descripciones de las 3 clases de e-bike. En los parques estatales, las bicicletas eléctricas de clase 1 y 2 están permitidas en las carreteras y carriles para bicicletas designados, y en senderos multiusos y otras áreas (por ejemplo, campamentos) que están abiertas al ciclismo no motorizado. Las bicicletas eléctricas de clase 3 solo están permitidas en las carreteras designadas y en los carriles para bicicletas designados. ALCOHOL ▶ Se permite el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas en tierras y aguas de CPW con las siguientes excepciones: a. Está prohibido consumir bebidas alcohólicas en cualquier campo de tiro con arco o arma de fuego. b. Queda prohibido vender y/o dispensar bebidas alcohólicas en tierras y aguas de CPW. c. Se prohíbe estar en tierras y aguas de los CPW cuando se encuentre bajo los efectos del alcohol o de cualquier sustancia controlada en la medida en que pueda ponerse en peligro a sí mismo o a otra persona, dañar bienes o recursos, o pueda causar una injerencia irrazonable en el disfrute de otra persona. NUEVO NATACIÓN ▶ Nadar en propiedades administradas por el parque estatal: a. Del atardecer al amanecer. b. Dentro o a 150 pies de: cualquier rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, rompeolas, muelle, zona de peligro designada por una boya o valla de contención, cualquier estructura de entrada o salida de una represa, y donde esté prohibido según lo indicado. c. Para cualquier niño menor de 13 años, a menos que esté acompañado por un adulto. �PARQUES ESTATALES PROPIEDADES DE LOS PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ COMPLEJO DE TIRO Y EDUCACIÓN DE CAMEO — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 45, gire hacia el norte y siga las indicaciones hacia Cameo. GMU/ACRES: 31/1700 INSTALACIONES: rifle, pistola, escopeta, tiro con arco; caza, pesca, tiro y otros programas y clases de actividades al aire libre RESTRICCIONES: a. Acceso público únicamente desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. b. Las fogatas pueden estar prohibidas para cumplir con las restricciones de combustión vigentes. c. Está prohibido acampar y la marihuana. d. Los perros están prohibidos fuera de los vehículos. e. Se permite la caza solo en el área al norte y dentro de las 100 yardas de la división Coal Canyon-Main Canyon. f. Todas las personas deben cumplir con las normas de seguridad del campo de tiro, tal y como están publicadas. g. Andar en bicicleta solo en las áreas designadas, según lo indicado. NOTA: Si bien Cameo tiene las mismas reglas generales que los parques estatales (consulte la página 58 de este folleto y el Capítulo P-1 de nuestro reglamento en línea: cpw.state. co.us/regulations), LOS PASES DE PARQUE NO SON VÁLIDOS PARA INGRESAR AQUÍ. Debe adquirir pases de Cameo específicamente para usar en las zonas de tiro de Cameo. Consulte los tipos de pases y tarifas de Cameo en línea: cpw.state.co.us/cameo Encuentre los mapas descargables y una lista completa de actividades disponibles en cada parque en el \Buscador de Parques en línea: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CONDADOS DE CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE Y PUEBLO INDICACIONES PARA LLEGAR AL CENTRO DE VISITANTES: Desde la intersección de las ctras. 50/291 en Salida, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 291 (1st St.). Continúe por 1 cuadra más allá del semáforo hacia la calle G St., gire a la derecha 1 cuadra hasta Sackett Ave., luego gire a la izquierda. El Centro de Visitantes está en esquina izquierda de las calles Sackett y G. Tenga en cuenta que el parque abarca 152 millas de Leadville a Pueblo, y los campamentos se encuentran a lo largo de este espacio. TELÉFONO: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5652 acres totales, 152 millas de río INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, incluyendo pícnic en grupo, campamentos, rampa para botes, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, canotaje de aguas bravas, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta de montaña, vehículo todoterreno, caza, cabalgata, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. Salvo en los campamentos establecidos donde se provean servicios sanitarios, todos los campistas durante la noche deberán proporcionar y utilizar un dispositivo de retrete portátil capaz de transportar desechos humanos fuera del área de recreación. El contenido del inodoro portátil debe vaciarse de conformidad con la ley y no podrá depositarse dentro del área de recreación, a menos que se encuentre en una instalación específicamente designada por AHRA. b. Se permite encender u ocuparse de fogatas, pero los contenedores de fuego AHRA deben tener al menos un lado rígido de dos pulgadas. Los contenedores para el fuego deben estar elevados del suelo. LUGARES DE REFERENCIA "Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics" cuenta con 7 principios que proporcionan un marco fácilmente comprensible de prácticas de mínimo impacto para cualquier persona que visite la naturaleza. Los principios se han adaptado para que puedan aplicarse en cualquier lugar, desde áreas silvestres remotas, hasta parques locales e incluso en su propio patio trasero. ¡Consulte la contraportada de este folleto para conocerlos! Tres de nuestros parques estatales han recibido el más alto reconocimiento de la norma "Leave No Trace" como sitios "Gold Standard": Barr Lake, Castlewood Canyon y Roxborough. Los sitios "Gold Standard" se convierten en modelos ejemplares que animan a otros terrenos públicos a garantizar que la educación de "Leave No Trace" forme parte de la experiencia de todo el mundo cuando pasa tiempo al aire libre. Obtenga más información en: lnt.org/ourwork/protecting-parks/goldstandard-sites c. Se permite nadar desde la confluencia de East Fork/ Lake Fork del río Arkansas. Todas las personas que naden dentro de parques de aguas bravas designados y todas las personas menores de 13 años que naden en cualquier lugar dentro del área de recreación deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos que se ajuste correctamente. d. Lanchas a motor prohibidas desde la confluencia de East Fork/Lake Fork del río Arkansas hasta el extremo oeste del embalse Pueblo. e. Se permite el uso de tubos interiores, colchones de aire y dispositivos similares a partir de la confluencia de East Fork/Lake Fork del río Arkansas. Todos los ocupantes deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos. f. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. g. Se permite la extracción de oro recreativa, salvo donde esté prohibida según lo publicado. ▶ BARR LAKE — CONDADO DE ADAMS INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la I-76 este hasta la salida 22, Bromley Lane. Diríjase al este por aprox. 1 milla hasta Picadilly Rd., luego diríjase al sur por aproximadamente 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque a la derecha. TELÉFONO: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1164 acres de tierra, 1726 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos, así como la pesca o la navegación en la zona del refugio de fauna silvestre. b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en senderos y pasarelas designadas en el área de refugio de vida silvestre. c. Se prohíbe la pesca y la navegación en la zona de refugio de vida silvestre. d. Los visitantes deben permanecer en senderos designados en la presa del lago Barr. e. Se prohíben los caballos en la presa del lago Barr. f. Únicamente se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán o motores de gasolina de 10 caballos de fuerza o menos. g. Solo se permiten las escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas y tórtolas, en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. h. Todos los cazadores deben registrarse y realizar el check out en el área de registro de cazadores. i. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. j. NUEVO Está prohibido nadar. ▶ BOYD LAKE — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 salida 257 oeste (ctra. 34) 2.3 millas, diríjase a la derecha en Boise Ave durante 1.5 millas, luego gire a la derecha en la calle 37 (intersección T). Gire a la derecha y el parque estará allí (800 pies). TELÉFONO: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 acres de tierra, 1747 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones. en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. 59 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en Castle Rock, diríjase al este en Founders Parkway hasta la ctra. 86, luego diríjase al este por 4 millas a Franktown. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) por 5 millas a la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2628 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: senderismo, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos educativos, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben los perros u otros animales domésticos, los caballos, la escalada, la travesía o hacer rappel en las formaciones rocosas de la zona de East Canyon o desde ellas. b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en los senderos designados en la zona de East Canyon. ▶ CHATFIELD — CONDADOS DE JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS Y ARAPAHOE INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, diríjase al oeste por la C-470 a Wadsworth (ctra. 121) salida. Diríjase al sur en Wadsworth por 1 milla. La entrada a Deer Creek está al este de la carretera. O bien, de C-470 y Santa Fe Dr. (ctra. 85), diríjase al sur por la ctra. 85, diríjase al oeste por Titan Pkwy., luego gire a la derecha en Eagle River St. hasta la entrada de Plum Creek. TELÉFONO: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3895 acres de tierra, 1423 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, alquiler de caballos, conexiones eléctricas y de alcantarillado, estación de descarga, rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, playa para nado, campo de aeromodelismo RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, vuelo en globo aerostático, observación de vida silvestre RESTRICCIONES: a. La entrada y salida de las zonas para perros sin correa solo se permite en los puntos de acceso designados. b. Un adiestrador puede llevar un máximo de 3 perros a la vez en la zona sin correa. c. Los cuidadores deben tener una correa y al menos una bolsa de residuos para cada perro en la zona sin correa. d. Los entrenadores de perros deportivos deben obtener un permiso de uso especial para acceder y utilizar las zonas de entrenamiento de perros deportivos designadas en tierras altas y aguas planas. e. Los cuidadores que se encuentren en zonas de perros sin correa y de adiestramiento de perros deportivos deben tener un pase anual o diario visible y válido para perros sin correa. f. Se prohíbe la pesca en los estanques situados en la zona para perros. g. En la zona de adiestramiento de perros solo se permiten pistolas u otros mecanismos incapaces de descargar munición real. h. Se requiere un permiso válido para lanzar o aterrizar cualquier globo aerostático. i. Solo se permiten tubos de flotación o embarcaciones propulsadas a mano en los estanques del parque, excluyendo el embalse principal. 60 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO ▶ CHERRY CREEK — CONDADO DE ARAPAHOE INDICACIONES: Desde la I-225, diríjase 1 milla al sur en Parker Rd. hasta Lehigh Ave. y siga las indicaciones hacia la entrada este del parque. TELÉFONO: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3570 acres de tierra, 880 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, alquiler de caballos, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, rampa para botes, puerto deportivo, campo de tiro RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. La entrada y salida de las zonas para perros sin correa solo se permite en los puntos de acceso designados. b. Un adiestrador puede llevar un máximo de 3 perros a la vez en la zona sin correa. c. Los cuidadores deben tener una correa y al menos una bolsa de residuos para cada perro en la zona sin correa. Park que sea válido. f. Se permite el acceso del público al campo de tiro con arco desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. g. Cualquier persona de 16 años o menos que entre en el campo de tiro con arco debe estar bajo la supervisión de un adulto en todo momento. h. Se prohíben en el campo de tiro con arco las puntas de lanza, las ballestas y las armas de fuego, incluidas, entre otras, las pistolas de balín, las pistolas de perdigones y las carabinas de aire comprimido. i. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos en el campo de tiro con arco. ▶ CRAWFORD — CONDADOS DE DELTA Y MONTROSE INDICACIONES: Desde Delta, tome la ctra. 92 al este hacia Hotchkiss. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 92. Siga por 10 millas hasta Crawford. El parque está 1 milla al sur en la ctra. 92. TELÉFONO: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 acres de tierra, 379 acres de agua d. Los entrenadores de perros deportivos deben obtener un permiso de uso especial para acceder y utilizar las zonas de entrenamiento de perros deportivos designadas en tierras altas y aguas planas. INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes e. Los cuidadores que se encuentren en zonas de perros sin correa y de adiestramiento de perros deportivos deben tener un pase anual o diario visible y válido para perros sin correa. RESTRICCIONES: f. Se prohíbe el uso de cartuchos de escopeta en el campo de tiro con un tamaño de disparo superior al 7. g. En la zona de adiestramiento de perros solo se permiten pistolas u otros mecanismos incapaces de descargar munición real. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE EL PASO INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, salga por South Academy (salida 135) y diríjase al oeste por Academy a la ctra. 115. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 115 al primer semáforo en la Puerta 1 de Fort Carson. Gire al oeste en la luz en la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2701 acres de tierra INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, campamento con 51 sitios completos de conexión y 10 sitios básicos, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, ciclismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben los perros y otros animales de compañía, excepto los que vayan con correa en las zonas urbanizadas del parque y solo en los siguientes senderos: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge y la porción de Soaring Kestral al oeste de la intersección más oriental con Bobcat Way. Todos los visitantes que tengan perros u otras mascotas en estos senderos deben tener al menos una bolsa de basura por animal. b. Fumar se limita a las zonas urbanizadas y se prohíbe en el interior de los terrenos, o en el campo de tiro con arco, el estacionamiento o el sistema de senderos. c. Prohibida la caza. d. Se prohíbe escalar, atravesar o hacer rapel sobre o desde formaciones rocosas. e. Toda persona de 17 años o más que dispare en la parte de campo/3D del campo de tiro con arco debe llevar consigo un permiso individual diario o anual del campo de tiro de Cheyenne Mountain RECREACIÓN: Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos en el campo de tiro con arco. a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — CONDADO DE BOULDER INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 36, tomar la salida Superior/Louisville (McCaslin Blvd.), luego ir al sur hacia Colo. 170. Diríjase al oeste por aprox. 9 millas a través de Eldorado Springs. Entrada al parque en el lado oeste de Eldorado Springs. CENTRO DE VISITANTES: Diríjase 1 milla al oeste de la entrada al parque. TELÉFONO: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1441 acres de tierra, una milla de río INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: escalada en roca, senderismo, ciclismo, rutas a caballo, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, pesca, caza con armas primitivas solo en la propiedad Crescent Meadows RESTRICCIONES: a. Todas las parrillas y estufas portátiles (incluidas, entre otras, carbón, gas y madera) están prohibidas fuera de las almohadillas designadas de alto uso. b. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo y hasta el 31 de marzo, solo se permite la caza con arcos de mano y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en la parte occidental del parque (Crescent Meadows). c. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten las armas primitivas (arcos de mano y rifles de avancarga) para la caza mayor en la parte occidental del parque (Crescent Meadows). d. NUEVO Sistema de entrada temporizada— Desde julio de 2022 hasta el 15 de septiembre de 2022 y desde el 15 de mayo de 2023 hasta el 15 de septiembre de 2023, todos los sábados, domingos y días festivos federales o estatales, ningún vehículo motorizado podrá entrar, estacionar o utilizar cualquier instalación desde las 5:30 a. m. hasta las 5:30 p. m. a menos que dicho uso esté autorizado por una reserva diurna válida emitida a través del sistema de reservas aprobado por Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado. �PARQUES ESTATALES 1. Las reservas de uso diurno pueden hacerse por teléfono (800-244-5613) o en línea en: cpwshop.com. 2. No se podrán hacer reservas con más de 1 mes de anticipación. 3. Los visitantes que deseen cancelar una reserva deben hacerlo con 24 horas de anticipación. 4. Las reservas de uso diurno están limitadas a una reserva por persona y día. Cada persona está limitada a un máximo de cuatro reservas mensuales. 5. El individuo nombrado en la reserva debe estar en el vehículo de motor. Las reservas son intransferibles y no pueden negociarse, venderse ni subastarse. 6. Además de una reserva válida de uso diurno, se requerirá un pase de vehículo válido para cada vehículo motorizado por cada día de entrada. ▶ ELEVEN MILE — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, tome la ctra. 24 oeste por 38 millas hasta 1 milla al oeste de la ciudad de Lake George. Después gire al sur en la CR 90 y continúe por 6 millas hacia la CR 92. Diríjase al sur en la CR 92 por 5 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4167 acres de tierra, 3405 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar o estacionar las motos de nieve en tierra o en la superficie congelada del embalse, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio, o a menos que se indique lo contrario en las entradas del parque. b. Se prohíbe operar u ocupar embarcaciones en la superficie del embalse desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol. c. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las islas del embalse. d. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las tierras o aguas de la zona recreativa estatal de Eleven Mile situadas al este de la línea de boyas restrictiva. e. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. f. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. g. NUEVO Está prohibido nadar. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE MOFFAT INDICACIONES: Desde Hayden, siga la ctra. 40 al oeste por 10 millas hacia la CR 29. Gire a la derecha y siga por 4 millas hacia la CR 28. Gire a la derecha, el acceso al parque principal está a la izquierda. TELÉFONO: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1208 acres de tierra, 900 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve ▶ FISHERS PEAK — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida 11 este hasta CR 69-3 (Sendero Santa Fe). Continúe al sur hasta que vea la puerta de entrada y la señal a la izquierda. TELÉFONO: 719-846-3463 ACRES: 19,200 (Solo 250 acres actualmente abiertos al público.) INSTALACIONES: área de pícnic con auto cine, estacionamiento, baños con inodoros de bóveda RECREACIÓN: senderismo, área de pícnic, caza Tenga en cuenta que no está permitido ir en bicicleta. RESTRICCIONES: a. Abierto al acceso del público desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, excepto si se permite con un permiso de actividad especial (ver h.). b. Los visitantes deben permanecer en los senderos designados, excepto los permitidos con un permiso de actividad especial (ver h.). c. Uso del sendero solo para peatones. d. Se prohíben los animales domésticos fuera de la zona de estacionamiento designada, excepto si se permite con un permiso de actividad especial. (ver h.). e. Prohibidas las motos de nieve y los vehículos todoterreno. f. Solo se permite estacionar en las zonas designadas. g. Topes para nidos de aves rapaces: 1. Del 15 de dic.al15 de julio, todos los visitantes deben permanecer fuera de la zona de amortiguación de media milla para los nidos de águila real, como se indica. 2. Del NUEVO 15 de marzo al 31 de julio, todos los visitantes deben permanecer fuera de la zona de contención de media milla para los nidos de halcón peregrino, tal y como se indica. h. La caza está permitida de acuerdo con lo siguiente: 1. Se proporcionará un permiso de actividad especial que permita el acceso a través de un sorteo. El incumplimiento de las condiciones del permiso, los estatutos estatales y los reglamentos del CPW puede dar lugar a la revocación del permiso. 2. Solo se permite el acceso a la propiedad al titular del permiso y a un acompañante no cazador. 3. Los vehículos que participan en la caza en el parque están obligados a tener un pase válido de los parques del Estado de Colorado, a menos que el vehículo muestre una placa de veterano discapacitado NUEVO o una placa de "Purple Heart." 4. Se prohíbe la contratación de guías o de servicios de transporte. 5. El acceso a la propiedad está prohibido excepto durante las fechas de temporada especificadas en el permiso. 6. Consulte en línea las fechas de la temporada actual y las normas de caza en el Parque Estatal de Fishers Peak: cpw.state.co.us/ fisherspeak ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — CONDADOS DE GILPIN Y JEFFERSON INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 oeste, salida ctra. 58 y diríjase 5 millas a la ctra. 93. Diríjase al norte por 1.5 millas hasta Golden Gate Canyon Rd., luego gire a la izquierda y diríjase 13 millas hasta el centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 acres de tierra, 8 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque, excepto como parte de una clase de piragüismo patrocinada por la CPW. b. En el condado de Jefferson, excluyendo la parcela de 160 acres conocida como Vigil Ranch y la franja de tierra publicada a lo largo de Gilpin CR 2: Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. NUEVO Se requieren reservas para la caza. Para hacer una reserva, los cazadores ya deben poseer una licencia de caza mayor válida para el código de caza específico permitido en la propiedad o una licencia válida de caza menor. c. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces que comienzan el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en zonas que no estén señaladas como prohibidas en la parte del parque situada en el condado de Gilpin (Green Ranch). Solo los cazadores seleccionados a través de un sorteo especial antes del inicio de las temporadas de caza mayor tienen permitido cazar en este sector. d. NUEVO Está prohibido nadar. ▶ HARVEY GAP — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde Silt, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 6/24 a First St. Gire al norte en First St y siga por 1.2 millas hasta Silt Mesa Rd. diríjase al oeste por 0.7 millas hasta Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Diríjase al norte y continúe por la ctra. Harvey Gap Rd. por 3.4 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 acres de tierra, 198 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán o motores de gasolina de 20 caballos de fuerza o menos. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. c. Desde el martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. 61 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde Loma salga por la I-70 (ctra. 139), diríjase al norte por 5 millas a Q Rd., luego diríjase al oeste por 1.2 millas a 11.8 Rd. Continúe al norte por 1 milla para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 acres de tierra, 173 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: centro de visitantes, campamento, sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos en el embalse de Mack Mesa. b. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el lago desde el primer día de oct. hasta el último día de feb., excepto las embarcaciones de propulsión manual utilizadas para colocar y recoger los señuelos, y para recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas en la zona abierta a la caza. c. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. d. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. e. Se permite la caza menor en el parque, utilizando únicamente escopetas, en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. f. Se prohíbe la caza mayor. g. Todos los cazadores deben registrarse y realizar el check out en el área de registro de cazadores. h. NUEVO Las embarcaciones botadas los miér. tienen prohibido circular a velocidades superiores a la de los "sin vela". Si el 4 de julio cae un miérc., este día está exento de la restricción sin vigilia. ▶ JACKSON LAKE — CONDADOS DE MORGAN Y WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la ctra. 34 y la I-76 de intercambio, diríjase al norte por 7.25 millas en la ctra. 39, a través de Goodrich. Después diríjase al oeste por Y5 (siga la carretera pavimentada) por 2.5 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 acres de tierra, 2511 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, navegación, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — CONDADO DE MESA TELÉFONO: 970-434-3388 o 970-858-9188 (Sección Fruita) CONNECTED LAKES: INDICACIONES: Desde la porción suroeste de Grand Junction en la ctra. 340, diríjase al noroeste en la ctra. Dike Rd. por 1.5 millas. ACRES: 20 acres de tierra, 30 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, ciclismo, navegación. Prohibida la caza. 62 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CORN LAKE: INDICACIONES: Tome la salida 37 de la I-70, diríjase a la I-70 B, gire al sur por la ctra. 32 Rd. (ctra. 141) y continúe por 2 millas. ACRES: 100 acres de tierra, 22 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, rutas a caballo, caza de aves acuáticas FRUITA: INDICACIONES: Tome la I-70 hasta la salida 19 en Fruita. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 340 por 0.5 millas hasta la entrada oeste. ACRES: 20 acres de tierra, 15 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexión eléctrica, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote. Prohibida la caza. NOTA: Playa para nado cerrada indefinidamente. ISLAND ACRES: INDICACIONES: Tome la salida 47 de la I-70; sigue las señales. ACRES: 627 acres de tierra, 251 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, natación, caza de aves acuáticas RESTRICCIONES: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Perros u otras mascotas prohibidas, excepto en senderos designados. 2. Se prohíbe encender fogatas, NUEVO y nadar dentro de los lagos del este y oeste. 3. Acceso público solo a través de senderos designados. 4. Están prohibidas las embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos. b. Secciones de Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake e Island Acres: 1. A excepción del área para nado en Island Acres, solo se permiten embarcaciones propulsadas a mano, veleros y embarcaciones con motores eléctricos. 2. Caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. 3. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Todos los cazadores deben cazar desde las persianas designadas. 4. Prohibida la caza en tramos Fruita y Connected Lakes. c. Parcela de la carretera 34: 1. No hay acceso público excepto la caza de aves acuáticas los fines de semana durante las temporadas designadas de caza de aves acuáticas. 2. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Los cazadores de aves acuáticas deben tener una reserva válida para cazar en el puesto de observación de 34 Road. 3. Los cazadores deben cazar solo desde las persianas designadas. 4. Todo otro uso de la propiedad prohibido. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo prohibidos en los lagos entre las ctras. 30 Rd. y 29 Rd. 2. Caza de aves acuáticas solo con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. 3. Solo se permiten escopetas cargadas con perdigones para la caza de aves acuáticas en las zonas y en los horarios anunciados. Todos los cazadores deben cazar desde las persianas designadas. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — CONDADO DE BENT INDICACIONES: DESDE LAS ANIMAS: Diríjase 16 millas al este de Las Animas en la ctra. 50 hacia la CR 24 en Hasty. Diríjase al sur en la CR 24 aprox. 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque. DESDE LAMAR: Tome la ctra. 50 al oeste desde Lamar aprox. 20 millas hasta Hasty. Diríjase al sur en School Street (CR 24), luego siga por 2 millas hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1642 acres de tierra, 11,749 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el acceso del público a la zona de la orilla norte del parque desde el primer día de nov.hastael 15 de marzo de cada año, o según se anuncie (excepto para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas). b. En el lago Hasty solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones no autorizadas, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en las aguas por debajo de la presa John Martin hasta el puente del río Arkansas. d. Se prohíbe el acceso del público al este de la línea de veda de las aves acuáticas hasta la presa desde el primer día de nov.al15 de marzo de cada año, o según se anuncie (excepto para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas). ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — CONDADO DE PUEBLO INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25 en Pueblo, tome la salida 101 y diríjase 2.5 millas al oeste por la ctra. 50. Gire al sur en Pueblo Blvd. y diríjase 4 millas hasta la Av.Thatcher Gire al oeste luego diríjase 4 millas a la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 acres de tierra, 4611 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe saltar, zambullirse o columpiarse desde acantilados, cornisas o estructuras hechas por el hombre, incluidos, entre otros, los muelles para embarcaciones, la infraestructura del puerto deportivo y el caballete del ferrocarril en Turkey Creek. b. Se permite el uso de tubos interiores, colchones de aire y dispositivos similares por debajo de la presa en la parte del río Arkansas dentro de los límites del parque. Todos los ocupantes deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal portátil aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos. c. Desde el martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permiten arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que estén restringidos), y escopetas cargadas con perdigones en zonas que no estén señalizadas como de uso prohibido. �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ LATHROP — CONDADO DE HUERFANO INDICACIONES: Desde Walsenburg, diríjase 3 millas al oeste en la ctra. 160. TELÉFONO: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1780 acres de tierra, 412 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, golf RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el embalse de Horseshoe desde el primer lun. de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias, salvo que se indique lo contrario. Se permite el uso de embarcaciones de propulsión manual para colocar y recoger los señuelos y recuperar las aves acuáticas abatidas en la zona abierta a la caza. b. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el Horseshoe Reservoir. c. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja de otro modo) y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones al oeste de una línea norte-sur que se corresponde con una valla de alambre de espino entre Horseshoe Lake y Martin Lake. d. NUEVO Está prohibido nadar, excepto en la playa designada para ello en el lago Martin. ▶ LONE MESA — CONDADO DE DOLORES INDICACIONES: Desde Dolores, tome USFS Rds. 526 y 514 norte y este hacia el parque. TELÉFONO: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 acres de terreno NOTA: El parque se encuentra actualmente cerrado al público. Está permitida la caza de caza mayor por un programa de permisos de uso especial durante las temporadas de caza mayor. Llame al 970-533-7065 para más información. ▶ LORY — CONDADO DE LARIMER INDICACIONES: Desde Ft. Collins, diríjase al norte por la ctra. 287, continúe recto cuando la ctra. se bifurca al norte y continúe por la CR 54G hacia LaPorte. Continúa al oeste hacia Bellvue y gire a la izquierda por Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Siga por Rist Canyon Rd. por 1 milla hasta la CR 23N. Gire a la izquierda y siga por la CR 23N por 1.4 millas hasta Lodgepole (25G). Luego gira a la derecha y recorra 1.6 millas hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2591 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces, solo está permitida la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. Prohibida la caza los sáb. o dom. b. Durante la caza del pavo de primavera en el Parque Estatal de Lory, la caza de pavos solo está permitida los lun. y mar. Todos los demás días de la semana están cerrados a la caza del pavo de primavera. ▶ MANCOS — CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA INDICACIONES: Desde Durango, tome la ctra. 160 hacia el oeste por 27 millas hacia Mancos. Diríjase al norte en la ctra. 184 aprox. por 0.25 millas, luego gire al este en la CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Continúe por 4 millas y tome la CR N hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 acres de tierra, 217 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente se permiten en el embalse las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros, las embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y las embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad constante. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático en el embalse. ▶ MUELLER — CONDADO DE TELLER INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, diríjase 25 millas al oeste en la ctra. 24 hacia Divide. Diríjase al sur en la ctra. 67 por 3.5 millas hacia la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5109 acres de tierra, 5 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, regaderas, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, esquí de fondo/senderismo con raquetas de nieve, caza y pesca limitadas RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe la presencia de perros u otros animales domésticos fuera de la zona de las instalaciones desarrolladas. b. Se prohíbe la conducción de motos de nieve y vehículos todoterreno, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio. c. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque. d. A partir del mar. siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en las zonas no prohibidas en el parque. Los cazadores pueden acceder al área de caza publicada solo desde el Sendero 5 en el centro de visitantes, el Sendero 11 en el estacionamiento Livery o el área de pícnic Lost Pond y el Sendero 13 en el campamento Todas las armas deben estar completamente descargadas cuando el cazador se encuentre fuera del límite del área de caza publicada. ▶ NAVAJO — CONDADO DE ARCHULETA INDICACIONES: Desde Pagosa Springs, tome la ctra. 160 al oeste por 17 millas. Diríjase al suroeste en la ctra. 151 por 18 millas hacia Arboles. Continúe por 2 millas al sur en la CR 982. TELÉFONO: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2087 acres de tierra, 2895 acres de agua: el embalse son más de 15,000 acres de agua que se extienden por Colorado y Nuevo México. ciclismo, navegación, natación y NUEVO kiteboarding RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. b. NUEVO Las tablas de kiteboarding deben contar con tres dispositivos de seguridad: una liberación de la barra de control, una liberación rápida y una liberación de seguridad. Los tres sistemas de seguridad deben estar en buenas condiciones de funcionamiento y cumplir con las especificaciones del fabricante para que cuando se activen la vela pierda potencia y caiga al agua. Los kiteboarders deben usar un dispositivo de flotación personal aprobado por la Guardia Costera de los Estados Unidos cuando hacen kiteboarding. NOTA: Los navegantes pueden botar en cualquiera de los dos estados y utilizar todo el embalse. Se requieren licencias de pesca válidas de Nuevo México Y Colorado. ▶ NORTH STERLING — CONDADO DE LOGAN INDICACIONES: Desde la I-76, tome la salida 125 (Sterling), gire al oeste en la ctra. 6 (tráfico oeste desde Denver, gire a la izquierda en la rampa de salida; tráfico este desde Julesburg/Nebraska, gire a la derecha en la rampa de salida). Siga la ctra. 6 al oeste por 2 millas sobre el puente. Gire a la derecha (norte) en la calle 3. Gire levemente a la izquierda hacia Sidney Ave., luego continúe al norte por 1.5 millas. Gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 34 y continúe al oeste por 1 milla. Gire a la derecha hacia la CR 39 y siga la carretera pavimentada norte durante 10 millas. NOTA: Si usa una unidad GPS para navegar, la carretera cambia de nombre varias veces. No gire en ninguna carretera sin pavimentar. Después de las curvas "S", gire a la izquierda hacia la CR 46, continúe por 2 millas al oeste hacia la CR 33, y siga la carretera pavimentada norte por la CR-33. TELÉFONO: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2820 acres de tierra, 2895 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: campo de tiro con arco, sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseos en bote, natación RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones en el embalse desde el primer lun. de nov. hasta el último día de la temporada de aves acuáticas migratorias, excepto en los casos indicados y en las embarcaciones de propulsión manual que se utilicen para colocar y recoger señuelos, y para recuperar aves acuáticas abatidas en las zonas de los lagos abiertas a la caza de aves acuáticas. b. A partir del mar. después del Día del Trabajo y hasta el vier. antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite cazar con arcos y flechas y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones en las zonas del parque en las que no esté prohibido su uso, excepto en los casos siguientes: 1. Prohibida la caza desde la represa. 2. Prohibida la caza desde la superficie congelada del lago. INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, 63 CPW.STATE.CO.US �PARQUES ESTATALES ▶ PAONIA — CONDADO DE GUNNISON Y PITKIN INDICACIONES: Desde Glenwood Springs, tome la ctra. 82 al sur hacia Carbondale. En la ctra. 133, diríjase al sur por 46 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1250 acres de tierra, 334 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, paseos en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ PEARL LAKE — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 129. Gire al norte y diríjase 23 millas hasta Pearl Lake Rd. Continúe al este por 2 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 acres de tierra, 166 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Únicamente se permiten en el embalse las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros, las embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y las embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad sin escalas. b. Se prohíbe el esquí acuático.c. Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ RIDGWAY — CONDADO DE OURAY INDICACIONES: Desde Montrose, diríjase 20 millas con dirección sur en la ctra. 550. TELÉFONO: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2100 acres de tierra, 1101 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, alquiler de boyas y resbalones, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, rutas de senderismo, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes en las aguas del área recreativa de Pa-Co-Chu-Puk, por debajo de la presa de Ridgway. b. En todas las zonas del parque al este de la ctra. 550: Durante las temporadas de venado y alce se permite la caza mayor. A partir del mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el vier. anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. c. Durante cualquier temporada de caza del 1 de oct. al 30 de abril de cada año, y cualquier temporada especial aprobada, se permite la caza en todas las tierras abiertas al acceso público al oeste del embalse. La zona delimitada por el arroyo Dallas en el sur y las señales de cierre del sitio en el norte está cerrada a toda la caza. d. Durante cualquier temporada de caza de aves acuáticas del 1 de oct. al 30 de abril anualmente, y cualquier temporada especial aprobada, se permite la caza de aves acuáticas dentro del parque Dallas Creek Recreation Site. Se prohíbe la caza entre la carretera del parque y la ctra. 550, y en otras zonas 64 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO en las que se prohíbe su uso. e. Durante las temporadas especiales, se permite la caza en las siguientes áreas (o zonas especiales de caza): ZONA 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, incluido el campamento cerrado de Elk Ridge. ZONA 2: Zona delimitada por 100 yardas al sur de la sede del parque en el norte; el embalse de Ridgway en el oeste y 0.24 millas de la ctra. 550 al sur; y 0.25 millas de la carretera principal del parque en el este. 3. Zona delimitada por la cala principal del embalse al norte; 0.25 millas de Elk Ridge Rd. al oeste; intersección de Elk Ridge y las carreteras principales del parque al sur; y 0.25 millas de la carretera principal del parque al este. 4. Sitio de recreación Pa-Co-Chu-Puk. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, salga en Rifle, tome la ctra. 13 al norte a través de Rifle por 3 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 325 y siga por 9.8 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, conexiones eléctricas RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe escalar, atravesar o hacer rappel sobre o desde formaciones rocosas. ▶ RIFLE GAP — CONDADO DE GARFIELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, salga en Rifle, tome la ctra. 13 al norte a través de Rifle por 3 millas. Gire a la derecha en la ctra. 325 y continúe por 6 millas. TELÉFONO: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 acres de tierra, 360 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, ciclismo, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ▶ ROXBOROUGH — CONDADO DE DOUGLAS INDICACIONES: Tome la C-470 hasta la salida de Wadsworth. Diríjase 4.4 millas al sur hasta la ctra. Waterton Rd., luego gire a la izquierda y siga por 1.6 millas hasta North Rampart Range Rd. Gire a la derecha y recorra 2.3 millas hasta Roxborough Park Rd. y luego gire a la izquierda y recorra 1 cuadra hasta la carretera de acceso al parque. Conduzca 2.2 millas en la carretera de acceso para llegar al centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3328 acres de terreno INSTALACIONES: centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: senderismo, esquí de fondo con raquetas de nieve, observación de vida silvestre, recorridos educativos, fotografía RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíben las fogatas y los perros u otros animales de compañía. b. Se prohíbe escalar, recorrer o hacer rappel en las formaciones rocosas o desde ellas. NOTA: No se puede utilizar fuera de la pista. ▶ ST. VRAIN — CONDADO DE WELD INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, diríjase al oeste por la ctra. 119 y gire al norte en la CR 7. El parque está a 7 millas este de Longmont. TELÉFONO: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 695 acres de tierra, 160 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, estación de descarga RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo o raquetas de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico, excepto en el embalse de Blue Heron Reservoir. b. En el embalse de Blue Heron Reservoir únicamente se permiten embarcaciones operadas a mano o con remolque con motores eléctricos o de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad constante. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — CONDADO DE PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Colorado Springs, tome la ctra. 24 oeste por 55 millas. Gire a la izquierda y continúe por 2.8 millas por la ctra. CR 23. Después gire a la derecha por la CR 59 y continúe por 1.1 millas hasta la entrada. TELÉFONO: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3990 acres de tierra, 2444 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, navegación CIERRE ESTACIONAL: desde que el embalse se hiela en otoño hasta que se deshiela en primavera RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe operar o estacionar las motos de nieve en tierra o en la superficie congelada del embalse, excepto por parte de los agentes de la ley en servicio, o a menos que se indique lo contrario en las entradas del parque. b. Se prohíbe operar u ocupar embarcaciones en la superficie del embalse desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol. c. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las islas del embalse. d. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar las tierras o aguas del parque del 16 de nov. al 30 de abril, a menos que el embalse esté libre de hielo y la zona esté anunciada como abierta al uso público. e. Se prohíbe entrar, utilizar u ocupar los terrenos o las aguas del parque desde media hora después de la puesta de sol hasta media hora antes de la salida del sol, o cuando se indique lo contrario. f. Prohibido practicar esquí acuático en el embalse. g. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. h. NUEVO Está prohibido nadar. ▶ STAGECOACH — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70 en Silverthorne, tome la ctra. 9 norte por 38 millas. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 40 por 6 millas hacia la ctra. 134. Diríjase en dirección oeste en la ctra. 134 por 27 millas a ctra. 131. Diríjase al norte por 17 millas hacia la CR 14 y siga las indicaciones. TELÉFONO: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 acres de tierra, 819 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga �PARQUES ESTATALES RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Desde el mar. después del Día del Trabajo hasta el vier. antes del Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arcos y flechas (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja), y con escopetas cargadas con perdigones para cazar en la mitad occidental del embalse. b. Caza de aves acuáticas únicamente con reserva. Consulte "Reservas: Caza", página 1, para más detalles. ▶ STATE FOREST — CONDADO DE JACKSON INDICACIONES: Desde Fort Collins, diríjase 75 millas con dirección oeste por la ctra. 14, sobre Cameron Pass. TELÉFONO: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 acres de tierra, 170 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, establos para caballos/renta, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve, alpinismo RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque, excepto la navegación sin motor permitida en el embalse de North Michigan. b. Solo se permiten embarcaciones de propulsión manual, veleros, embarcaciones con motores eléctricos de curricán y embarcaciones con motores de gasolina que funcionen a una velocidad sin escalas en el embalse de North Michigan. c. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el embalse del norte de Michigan. d. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíben dicho uso. ▶ STAUNTON — CONDADOS DE JEFFERSON Y PARK INDICACIONES: Desde Denver, tome la ctra. 285 con dirección sur por 19.2 millas. Tome la salida hacia la ctra. Elk Creek Rd. y diríjase al norte por la ctra. Elk Creek Rd. por 1.7 millas hasta la entrada. TELÉFONO: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3829 acres de tierra, 5 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic RECREACIÓN: pesca, campamento, senderismo, ciclismo, cabalgata, escalada en roca RESTRICCIONES: a. Se prohíbe el uso de embarcaciones, balsas u otros dispositivos flotantes de cualquier tipo en los lagos del parque. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — CONDADO DE ROUTT INDICACIONES: Desde Steamboat Springs, diríjase al oeste por 2 millas en la ctra. 40 hacia la CR 129. Gire al norte, diríjase por 25 millas al centro de visitantes. TELÉFONO: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1809 acres de tierra, 1011 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, natación, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Durante las temporadas de venados y alces, solo está permitida la caza mayor. A partir del martes después del Día del Trabajo hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, se permite la caza menor en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS INDICACIONES: Desde la I-25, tome la salida 13B hacia Main St. en Trinidad. Gire a la izquierda en la parada de cuatro vías hacia Nevada. En la siguiente intersección, diríjase a la ctra. 12/Carretera de Leyendas. Continúe 3 millas al oeste hasta la entrada del parque. TELÉFONO: 719-846-6951 ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — CONDADO DE DELTA INDICACIONES: Desde Delta, diríjase 1 milla al sur en la ctra. 50. O diríjase 20 millas al norte de Montrose en la ctra. 50. TELÉFONO: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 acres de tierra, 137 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, senderismo, bicicleta, rutas a caballo, paseos en bote, natación, esquí de fondo RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del mar. siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el vier. anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. b. La caza de aves acuáticas solo se permite en las 6 zonas de caza designadas. c. Reservas desde las 5 a. m. hasta las 12 p. m. Las zonas reservadas que no estén ocupadas a las 7 de la mañana estarán disponibles por orden de llegada. Cualquier zona de caza debe ser cedida en cualquier momento a petición de un cazador que tenga una reserva válida y activa para esa zona. d. No se requieren reservas desde la 1 p. m. hasta el atardecer. La caza es por orden de llegada en este momento. e. Se prohíbe dejar los señuelos durante la noche. ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — CONDADO DE EAGLE INDICACIONES: CABAÑAS Y CAMPAMENTO DE SYLVAN LAKE Tome la I-70 hasta Eagle/salida 147. Gire al sur por la rotonda, cruce el río. Use la primera salida en la ctra. 6/Gran Ave. Utilice la rotonda para recorrer 0.9 millas hacia el oeste. En la siguiente rotonda, tome la tercera salida en dirección Sylvan Lake Rd. En 1.7 millas, gire al sur en Brush Creek Rd. por 8.5 millas hasta el centro de visitantes. Continuar hasta que la carretera se bifurque. Tome la bifurcación derecha por 5 millas hasta el lago. YURTAS DE BRUSH CREEK: Siga las indicaciones anteriores, pero gire a la izquierda en la bifurcación. Después de 4.5 millas, encontrará las yurtas a la izquierda en la parte superior de las curvas. TELÉFONO: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1532 acres de tierra, 42 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. Solo se permiten las embarcaciones de propulsión manual, los veleros y las embarcaciones con motor eléctrico. b. Prohibido el esquí acuático en el lago. c. Se permite la caza en zonas que no prohíban dicho uso. ACRES: 2512 acres de tierra, 800 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, sitios con conexión eléctrica, sitios con conexión completa, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes, edificio de servicios para campistas RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, campamento, senderismo, bicicleta, cabalgata, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/ raquetas de nieve, campo de tiro con arco RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del martes siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. b. Se prohíbe fumar en el campo de tiro con arco con perros u otros animales domésticos. c. Se prohíben en el campo de tiro con arco las puntas de lanza, las ballestas y las armas de fuego (incluidas, entre otras, las pistolas de balín, las de perdigones y las de aire comprimido). d. Cualquier persona de 16 años o menos que entre en el campo de tiro con arco debe estar bajo la supervisión directa de un adulto en todo momento. e. Se prohíbe el acceso del público al campo de tiro con arco entre la puesta y la salida del sol. ▶ VEGA — CONDADO DE MESA INDICACIONES: Desde la I-70, diríjase al sur por la ctra. 65, luego diríjase al este en la ctra. 330 a través de Collbran aprox. por 16 millas. Gire al sur en la ctra. 64.6 Rd. y recorra unas 4 millas para estacionar. TELÉFONO: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 acres de tierra, 898 acres de agua INSTALACIONES: sitios de pícnic, rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: caza, pesca, vehículo todoterreno, campamento, senderismo, paseo en bote, esquí de fondo/raquetas de nieve, motos de nieve RESTRICCIONES: a. A partir del martes siguiente al Día del Trabajo y hasta el viernes anterior al Día de los Caídos, solo se permite la caza con arco y flecha (incluidas las ballestas y los arcos de mano, a menos que se restrinja su uso), así como con escopetas cargadas con perdigones, en zonas que no estén señalizadas como prohibidas. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — CONDADOS DE ROUTT Y MOFFATs. INDICACIONES: Tome la ctra. 40 hasta el marcador de milla 104. Centro de visitantes y campamento en el lado sur de la carretera. Consulte el folleto del parque para saber cómo llegar al resto de accesos al río. TELÉFONO: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 acres de tierra, acceso a 134 millas de río INSTALACIONES: 9 sitios fluviales, sitios de pícnic, 8 rampa para botes, conexiones eléctricas, estación de descarga, regaderas, centro de visitantes RECREACIÓN: pesca, rafting, campamento, canotaje, esquí de fondo. 65 CPW.STATE.CO.US �66 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO 6 5 GOG CC 3 ELD 6 Golden 93 Louisville BO 1 119 67 TELLER F 25 67 BAR 83 CAS WE 21 79 Keenesburg WE 14 WE 4 52 WE 24 76 24 Kiowa G EP 1 EP 2 86 Simla EB 2 WE 13 iv er AD 1 MG 2 EB 1 94 MG 10 COUNTY Wiggins R MG 11 MG 9 WE 23 WE 17 71 WE 26 H HLI 7 Fort Morgan 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY S . P latte MG 8 WE 28 MG 1 ARAPAHOE Byers ELBERT COUNTY Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett EMPIRE RE S. WE 18 JAC RE S. WE 12 WE 10 JA CK SON 14 Grover RIVE RS IDE RES . 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Wilson LP 1 LP 5 550 LP 4 Durango Ignacio 172 Bayfield HI 7 AR 1 C NAV NAVAJO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 HI 4 on GU 14 San Luis Peak GU 10 AR 2 149 MI 1 MI 2 160 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY Di MINERAL COUNTY D RG 3 SA 3 GU 3 RG 1 D CN 27 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 9 CN 8 RG 4 17 CN 3 Antonito CN 13 285 E nd e CN 21 CN 15 CN 19 CN 22 AL 1 COUNTY 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 7 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA CN 5 CN 14 CN 20 CN 23 CN 18 AL 5 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK Crestone Peak SAN LUIS LA KE AL 6 SA 12 SA 15 AL 3 G r a Alamosa La Jara AL 4 AL 2 Hooper SA 19 SA 13 17 SA 11 SA 23 Moffat SA 21 Manassa CN 6 RG 8 CN 17 CN 25 CN 11 CN 28 CN 26 370 RG 10 RG 6 CN 4 CN 10 CN 12 CN 16 CN 1 o SA 17 SA 22 Center SA 18 SA 24 SA 16 SA 6 285 TELLER E Fairplay VERCENTRAL EL MAPA CENTRAL SEE MAP FOR: PARA: LOS CONDADOS CHAFFEE, CUSTER, DE CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, FREMONT, PARK Y TELLERLAKE, COUNTIES Saguache 285 Monte Vista CN 24 CN 7 112 Ri SA 7 SA 1 SA 10 RG 2 CN 2 RG 9 Del Norte RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 7 SA 14 SA 8 COUNTY SA 20 SA 5 Rio Grande NF GU 13 SAGUACHE RG 5 South Fork SA 9 GU 20 GU 12 GU 18 Pitkin Gunnison NF GU 16 TAYLOR PARK RE SERVOIR 114 MI 3 SA 4 SA 2 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede t i n e n ta l HI 3 Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 Lake City HI 2 149 BLUE MESA RES. GU 15 GU 11 135 GU 1 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte GU 21 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen GU 4 Gunnison GU GU 17 GU 19 8 GU GU 6 GU 5 7 GU 9 COUNTY GUNNISON HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak 151 VALLECITO RE SERVOIR Silverton 50 Uncompahgre NF MT 2 SAN JUAN COUNTY SJ 1 SJ 2 Ouray COUNTY LP 3 550 SJ 3 Telluride Mt. Sneffels LP 2 LA PLATA SM 11 SM 13 e r 145 145 COUNTY Ridgway RID OU 1 MT 1 92 CRA 133 Marble Maroon Bells v id e 160 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES. MZ 3 LON SM 9 SM 7 OURAY 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 CRAWFORD RES. BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia PAONIA RE S. GU 2 Capitol Peak C COUNTY DO 3 SM 12 SM 3 Norwood COUNTY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAO C CO 2 10 9 HU 8 8 Westcliffe 7 6 5 PARQUES ESTATALES 10 DO 2 SM 4 SM 8 DOLORES COUNTY 141 MONTEZUMA Dove Creek r SM 6 MONTROSE 348 SWE Cedaredge Grand Mesa NF VEG TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL 9 DO 1 R i 8 Do es lor SM 5 er Uncompahgre NF DE 1 Delta 65 ME r B6 e ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE SM 1 iv SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 10 Nucla n 50 i 141 un so 90 ve n ME 10 G 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT iv UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES 7 Gateway 4 do l ora Co ME CAM ME ME 9 ME 1 ME 3 ME 7 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME ME 5 Fruita R 6 5 ME 8A R MAPAS SUROESTE 69 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPAS CENTRAL TIERRAS EN FIDEICOMISO ESTATAL ÁREAS ESTATALES DE VIDA SILVESTRE UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES PARQUES ESTATALES CLEAR CREEK E SUMMIT COUNTY Red Cliff Mt. of the Holy Cross PA 12 Breckenridge 91 White River NF LK 3 TURQUOISE LAKE LK 2 5 Mt. Massive Leadville LK 6 1 La Plata Peak Pike NF PA 28 PA PA 26 11 PA 4 Alma LK 5 PA 19 CH 16 CH 10 CH 4 PA 18 PA 2 CH 9 PA 30 PA 29 PA 5 PA 6 PA 7 PA 20 JEFFERSON COUNTY Deckers PA 16 PA 24 PA 25 TELLER COUNTY PA 8 SPINNEY MTN. RES. SPI PA 15 D al nt ine ivid e FR 21 285 Woodland Park PA 14 PA 10 24 ELEVEN MILE RES. A rk as ans Ri v 69 FR 27 FR 14 CU 2 Encuentre estas propiedades en el apartado “Punto del Mapa” en el Índice de Tierras, páginas 72 a 81, para conocer los nombres de las propiedades y sus descripciones. PA 1 CU 7 FR 8 FR 18 SAGUACHE COUNTY D 70 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO Crestone Peak E FR 26 FR 13 TE 2 FR FR 1 3 FR 17 Cañon City FR 5 FR 29 FR 15 CU 1 67 FR 23 FR 4 7 Florence FR 12 CU 8 CU 4 TE 3 96 PUEBLO RESERVOIR Rockvale CUSTER COUNTY CU 5 6 TE 5 Williamsburg CU 6 8 Moffat Pikes Peak TE 4 FR 9 FR 6 CU 3 MUE TE 1 Cripple Creek FR 7 Westcliffe Saguache 5 PA 23 CH CH ELE PARK 15 PA 17 COUNTY 9 Mt. Buena Vista CH Yale PA 9 CH CH 5 3 CH 27 8 PA PA PA 19 CH CH 13 22 32 CH 6 3 CH CH 7 CH 2 30 FR FR CH 28 CH 28 2 FR 20 26 CH Mt. 24 CH FR CH Shavano 22 12 CH 22 1 Salida FREMONT CH 25 CH COUNTY Poncha 21 AHR 29 Springs CH FR FR FR 23 CH 50 10 20 25 CH 24 FR CH 13 FR 19 FR 18 11 16 er Rio Grande NF DOUGLAS COUNTY 67 CHAFFEE CO. nt Co 7 4 STN PA 27 PA 21 PA 17 LK 4 Mt. Columbia Gunnison NF Blue River CH 14 CH 11 Huron Peak 6 PA 31 285 Fairplay LAKE Mt. CO. Elbert LK Pitkin CHATFIELD RES. l a t te 4 85 Mt. Evans DILLON RES. River Minturn F COUNTY So uth P D 8 San Isabel NF F �MAPAS UNIDADES DE GESTIÓN DE CAZA 71 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE ÍNDICE DE TIERRAS ▶ (F. E.) o (F. L.) junto al nombre de la propiedad = la propiedad es una zona de pesca o bien un alquiler de pesca CONDADOS PARQUES ESTATALES UNIDADES DE PESCA ESTATALES, ÁREAS DE VIDA SILVESTRE, TIERRAS Y PARQUES MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE ADAMS (AD): ver mapa del noreste Barr Lake State Park 104 2,890 BAR G-3 Little Muddy STL 99 2,289 AD-1 H-4 66 Whitehorse SWA 104 400 AD-2 G-3 CONDADO DE ALAMOSA (AL): ver mapas del sureste, suroeste East Alamosa STL 83 1,480 AL-1 E-9 Higel SWA 791 1,465 AL-2 E-9 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic 80 AL-3 E-9 Species SFU 67, 69 Playa Blanca SWA 80 714 AL-4 E-9 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-5 E-9 San Luis Lakes SWA 82 3,317 AL-6 E-9 Zapata Falls STL 82 619 AL-7 E-9 CONDADO DE ARAPAHOE: ver mapa del noreste Cherry Creek State Park 104 4,450 CHE G-4 66 CONDADO DE ARCHULETA (AR): ver mapa del suroeste Devil Creek SWA 77 561 AR-1 C-10 Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA 78 211 AR-2 C-10 69 Navajo State Park 771 4,982 NAV C-10 CONDADO DE BACA (BA): ver mapa del sureste Aubury Creek STL 144 640 BA-1 J-10 Burchfield STL 139 640 BA-2 J-9 Burchfield SWA 139 178 BA-3 J-9 Cimarron River STL 145 519 BA-4 J-10 Edler STL 144 640 BA-5 J-10 Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 I-10 Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 I-10 Moore Draw STL 145 640 BA-8 J-10 North Canyon STL 144 632 BA-9 I-10 Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 144 1,302 BA-10 I-10 Sand Arroyo STL 139 640 BA-11 J-10 67 Sand Canyon STL 144 640 BA-12 I-10 Sand Creek South STL 144 319 BA-13 I-10 Sikes Ranch STL 144 641 BA-14 I-10 143, 7,139 BA-15 I-10 Sikes Ranch SWA 144 State Line STL 144 496 BA-16 J-10 Sunny Moon STL 144 640 BA-17 I-10 Turk’s Pond SWA 139 200 BA-18 J-9 138, 8,533 BA-19 J-9 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 139 Utleyville STL 137 657 BA-20 I-10 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 72 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE BENT (BE): ver mapa del sureste Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 125 5,147 BE-1 I-7 Blue Lake STL 125 60,323 BE-2 I-7 Dawn Pond SWA 125 30 BE-3 I-8 Fort Lyon SWA 125 523 BE-4 I-8 John Martin Reservoir State 126 13,391 JMR I-8 Park 125, John Martin Reservoir SWA 126, 19,471 BE-5 I-8 146 67 Karney Ranch STL 126 1,000 BE-6 I-8 Karney Ranch SWA 126 13,580 BE-7 I-8 Keller STL 146 2,160 BE-8 I-8 Las Animas SFU 125 69 BE-9 I-8 Purgatoire River SWA 130 960 BE-10 I-8 Setchfield SWA 130 2,438 BE-11 I-9 Treetop STL 126 10,102 BE-12 I-7 CONDADO DE BOULDER (BO): ver mapa del noreste Eldorado Canyon State Park 29 1,441 ELD F-3 66 Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 208 BO-1 F-3 CONDADO DE CHAFFEE (CH): ver mapa central Arkansas Headwaters State múltiple 5,804 AHR E-7 Park Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA 56 11 CH-1 E-6 (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 542 CH-2 E-6 Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 8 CH-3 E-6 Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) 49, 481 41 CH-4 E-6 Burns Canyon STL 57 600 CH-5 E-6 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 61 CH-6 E-6 Champion SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 60 CH-7 E-6 Chesmore SWA (F.E.) 49 5 CH-8 E-6 70 Chubb Park SWA 49 525 CH-9 E-6 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F.E.) Harmon SWA (F.E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 3,640 500 2,949 69 131 10 720 9 320 11 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Maxwell Park STL 481 4,901 CH-20 E-6 Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-21 E-7 Mount Shavano SFU 56 45 CH-22 E-7 Mount Shavano SWA 56, 57 84 CH-23 E-7 Poncha Pass STL 561 360 CH-24 E-7 Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 10 CH-25 E-6 70 Railroad Gulch STL 57 369 CH-26 E-6 Ruby Mountain SWA (F.E.) 57 4 CH-27 E-6 Sand Creek Central STL 56 597 CH-28 E-6 Sands Lake SWA 57 14 CH-29 E-7 Wright’s Lake SWA (F.E.) 56,481 84 CH-30 E-6 CONDADO DE CLEAR CREEK (CC): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Bakerville STL 39 320 CC-1 E-4 Beaver Brook STL 39 480 CC-2 F-4 Bergen Peak SWA 39 1,093 CC-3 F-4 66, 68 Georgetown SWA 39 670 CC-4 E-4 Mount Evans SWA 39 3,438 CC-5 F-4 CONDADO DE CONEJOS (CN): ver mapa del suroeste Alamaditas Mesa STL 81 640 CN-1 D-10 Alamosa Canyon STL 81 240 CN-2 D-9 Alta STL 81 640 CN-3 E-10 Chiquito Peak STL 80 640 CN-4 E-9 East Bend STL 81 720 CN-5 E-10 Gallegos STL 81 480 CN-6 E-10 Hot Creek SWA 81 9,485 CN-7 E-10 La Jara Reservoir SWA 81 635 CN-8 D-10 La Jara STL 81 42,881 CN-9 D-10 La Jara SWA 81 2,808 CN-10 E-10 Las Mesitas STL 81 640 CN-11 E-10 Los Mogotes Peak STL 81 640 CN-12 E-10 Oritz STL 81 640 CN-13 E-10 69 Pinon Hills STL 81 640 CN-14 E-10 Punche Valley STL 81 640 CN-15 E-10 Rajadero Canyon STL 81 673 CN-16 D-10 Romeo STL 81 640 CN-17 E-10 San Antonito STL 81 640 CN-18 E-10 San Luis Hills STL 81 640 CN-19 E-10 Sego Springs SWA 81 640 CN-20 E-10 South Pinon Hills STL 81 2,240 CN-21 E-10 Sugar Loaf STL 81 640 CN-22 E-10 Taos Valley STL 81 640 CN-23 E-10 Terrace Reservoir SWA 80, 81 240 CN-24 D-9 The Poso STL 81 640 CN-25 E-10 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Trujillo Canyon STL 81 640 CN-26 E-10 Trujillo Meadows SWA 81 71 CN-27 D-10 69 Vincente Canyon STL 81 640 CN-28 E-10 CONDADO DE COSTILLA (CO): ver mapas del sureste, suroeste Mountain Home Reservoir SWA 83 1,061 CO-1 F-9 Sanchez Reservoir SWA 83 1,462 CO-2 F-10 67, 69 Smith Reservoir SWA 83 278 CO-3 F-9 CONDADO DE CUSTER (CU): ver mapa central Bear Gulch STL 69 640 CU-1 F-8 Beddows Mountain STL 86, 691 500 CU-2 E-7 DeWeese Reservoir SWA 69, 691 780 CU-3 F-8 Foster Gulch STL 84, 86 640 CU-4 F-8 70 Froze Creek STL 86 640 CU-5 F-8 Johnson Gulch STL 69 640 CU-6 F-8 Middle Taylor Creek SWA 86 486 CU-7 E-8 Rosita STL 84 640 CU-8 F-8 CONDADO DE DELTA (DE): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Crawford State Park 53 760 CRA C-6 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 DE-1 B-6 McCluskey SWA 53 1,600 DE-2 C-6 68, 69 Roeber SWA 53 1,030 DE-3 C-6 Sweitzer Lake State Park 64 211 SWE B-6 CONDADO DE DOLORES (DO): ver mapa del suroeste Coalbed Canyon SWA 72, 711 2,359 DO-1 A-8 NUEVO Cross Canyon SWA 72 119 DO-2 A-9 Disappointment Creek STL 711 640 DO-3 A-8 69 Fish Creek SWA 71 314 DO-4 B-8 Groundhog Reservoir SWA 71 606 DO-5 B-8 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA 70, 71 5,030 DO-6 B-8 Lone Mesa State Park 711 11,780 LON A-9 South Mountain STL 711 640 DO-7 A-8 CONDADO DE DOUGLAS (DG): ver mapa noreste Castlewood Canyon State Park 104 2,628 CAS G-5 Four Mile SWA 51 362 DG-1 F-5 66 Roxborough State Park 51 3,328 ROX F-5 Sharptail Ridge SWA 51 699 DG-2 F-4 CONDADO DE EAGLE (EA): ver mapa noroeste Basalt SWA 47, 444 2,230 EA-1 C-5 Brush Creek SWA 44 382 EA-2 D-4 Eagle River SWA (F.L.) 35 25 EA-3 D-4 Gypsum Ponds SWA 35 90 EA-4 D-4 68 Old Man’s Gulch STL 44 692 EA-5 D-4 Sylvan Lake State Park 44 1,574 SYL D-4 Vail Deer Underpass SWA 36, 45 107 EA-6 D-4 Whiskey Creek STL 36, 45 602 EA-7 D-4 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 73 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE ELBERT (EB): ver mapa noreste Jumping Cow STL 105 2,086 EB-1 H-5 66 Jumping Cow SWA 105 14,733 EB-2 G-5 CONDADO DE EL PASO (EP): ver mapas noreste, sureste Big Springs STL 110 8,601 EP-1 G-6 Cheyenne Mountain State Park 59 2,701 CHM G-6 66, 67 Ramah SWA 110 400 EP-2 G-5 Turkey Track Ranch STL 118 7,976 EP-3 G-6 CONDADO DE FREMONT (FR): ver mapa central Adelaide STL 581 640 FR-1 F-7 Badger Creek STL 57, 58 3,799 FR-2 E-6 Beaver Creek SWA 59 2,227 FR-3 F-7 Brush Hollow STL 59 1,398 FR-4 F-7 Brush Hollow SWA 59 461 FR-5 F-7 Cody Park STL 691 640 FR-6 F-7 Copper Gulch STL 691 638 FR-7 F-7 Cottonwood Ridge STL 58 640 FR-8 F-7 Deer Haven STL 581 640 FR-9 F-6 Dirty Gulch STL 58 640 FR-10 E-7 Fernleaf Gulch STL 58 520 FR-11 E-7 Florence STL 69 640 FR-12 F-7 Grape Creek STL 69, 691 1,280 FR-13 F-7 McCoy Gulch STL 86 640 FR-14 E-7 Newlin Creek STL 69 640 FR-15 F-7 70 Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) 58, 86 28 FR-16 E-7 Oil Well Flats STL 581 600 FR-17 F-7 Parkdale STL 58 640 FR-18 F-7 Pinnacle Rock STL 691 520 FR-19 F-7 Sand Gulch STL 57, 58 2,480 FR-20 E-7 Short Creek Baldy STL 86 640 FR-21 E-7 Stoney Face Mountain STL 58 640 FR-22 E-7 Table Mountain STL 59 9,427 FR-23 F-7 Tallahassee Road STL 58 640 FR-24 F-6 Texas Creek #1 & 2 STL 58 410 FR-25 E-7 Tunnel Drive STL 691 360 FR-26 F-7 Turkey Gulch STL 691 640 FR-27 F-7 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU Waugh Mountain STL 58 NUEVO 15,066 FR-28 West Bear Gulch STL 69 640 FR-29 CONDADO DE GARFIELD (GF): ver mapa noroeste NUEVO Bill Patterson SWA 31 4 GF-1 Bob Terrell SWA 43 7 GF-2 Crystal River SFU 43 19 GF-3 Garfield Creek SWA 42 13,179 GF-4 Glenwood Springs SFU 34 2 GF-5 74 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO E-6 F-7 B-5 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 68 MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Harvey Gap State Park 33 304 HAR C-4 Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 GF-6 C-4 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 GF-7 B-4 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 RIF C-4 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 RIG C-4 68 Roaring Fork SWA 43, 444 43 GF-8 C-4 Sam Caudill SWA 444 GF-9 C-4 West Rifle Creek SWA 33 941 GF-10 C-4 Wheeler SWA 33, 42 48 GF-11 B-4 CONDADO DE GILPIN: ver mapa noreste Golden Gate Canyon State Park 38 11,903 GOG F-4 66 CONDADO DE GRAND (GR): ver mapa noroeste Antelope Creek STL 181 1,240 GR-1 E-2 Carter Creek STL 181 1,301 GR-2 D-3 Copper Mountain STL 28 640 GR-3 E-3 East Carter Mountain STL 181 1,794 GR-4 D-2 Granby Ranch SWA 28 451 GR-5 E-3 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 2,160 GR-6 E-3 Junction Butte SWA 37 1,304 GR-7 D-3 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 1,714 GR-8 E-3 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 5,400 GR-9 D-3 Middle Park STL 27 4,144 GR-10 D-3 Milk Creek STL 27 10,955 GR-11 D-2 68 Perkins SWA 181 83 GR-12 D-3 Pioneer Park SWA 18 49 GR-13 E-3 Ptarmigan STL 28 640 GR-14 E-3 15, 27, 10,996 GR-15 D-3 Radium SWA 361 Red Mountain STL 181 623 GR-16 D-3 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-17 E-3 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-18 E-3 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-19 E-3 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-20 D-2 NUEVO Willow Creek Res. SWA 18 200 GR-21 E-3 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-22 E-3 Windy Ridge STL 27 808 GR-23 D-2 CONDADO DE GUNNISON (GU): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Almont Triangle SWA 55 643 GU-1 D-6 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 C-5 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 D-7 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 D-7 68, 69 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 C-7 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 D-7 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 D-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 D-7 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 C-7 Leaps Gulch SWA 55 560 GU-10 D-6 Miller Ranch SWA 54 1,604 GU-11 C-6 Paonia State Park 53, 521 1,584 PAO C-6 Pitkin SFU 55, 551 48 GU-12 D-7 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 D-7 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 D-6 68, 69 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 C-7 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 D-6 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 D-7 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 D-7 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-7 Waunita WWA 551 GU-20 D-7 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 GU-21 D-6 CONDADO DE HINSDALE (HI): ver mapa del suroeste Brown Lakes SWA 76 520 HI-1 C-8 Lake Fork of the Gunnison 66 42 HI-2 C-8 River SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 HI-3 C-8 69 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 HI-4 C-8 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 HI-5 C-9 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 HI-6 C-9 Wind in the Willows SWA 66 4 HI-7 C-8 CONDADO DE HUERFANO (HU): ver mapa sureste Badito STL 85 640 HU-1 F-9 Bear Creek STL 85 640 HU-2 F-9 Black Hawk STL 85 1,511 HU-3 G-9 Black Mountain STL 84 640 HU-4 F-8 Blue Spring STL 84 640 HU-5 F-8 Bustos Flat STL 133 640 HU-6 G-9 Guillermo Ranch STL 85 2,118 HU-7 F-9 Huerfano SWA 861 544 HU-8 F-9 Lathrop State Park 85 2,192 LAT G-9 Little Sheep Mountain STL 85 640 HU-9 F-9 Maitland STL 85 640 HU-10 F-9 67 Manzanares Creek STL 861 1,420 HU-11 F-9 Pine Arroyo STL 128 640 HU-12 G-8 Rattlesnake STL 128 640 HU-13 G-8 Schultz Canyon STL 85 960 HU-14 G-9 South Gardner STL 85 640 HU-15 F-9 South Middle Creek STL 85 585 HU-16 F-9 The Hogback STL 133 640 HU-17 G-9 Tinaja Canyon STL 128 640 HU-18 G-8 Turkey Ridge STL 128 640 HU-19 G-8 Wahatoya SWA 85 80 HU-20 F-9 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE JACKSON (JA): ver mapa noroeste Brownlee SWA (F.L) 6 2 mi. JA-1 D-2 Brownlee 2 SWA (F.L) 16 1.2 mi. JA-2 D-2 Cohagen STL 171 2,848 JA-3 E-2 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 JA-4 D-1 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 JA-5 D-1 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 JA-6 E-1 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 JA-7 D-1 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 JA-8 E-1 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 JA-9 D-1 Indian Creek STL 171 640 JA-10 E-2 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 JA-11 E-2 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 JA-12 E-2 Lake John SWA 161 847 JA-13 D-1 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 JA-14 E-2 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 4.4 mi. JA-15 D-2 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 6 mi. JA-16 E-1 68 Owl Creek STL 171 640 JA-17 E-2 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 JA-18 E-2 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 JA-19 E-2 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 JA-20 E-1 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,229 JA-21 D-2 Red Canyon STL 16 640 JA-22 D-1 Richard SWA (F.L.) 16, 161 2,323 JA-23 D-1 Ridge Road STL 16 320 JA-24 D-2 Sand Creek STL 6 3,280 JA-25 E-1 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 JA-26 D-2 Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 JA-27 D-1 6, 7, 19, 71,194 STA E-2 State Forest State Park 171 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 JA-28 E-2 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-29 E-2 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2 mi. JA-30 D-1 Yarmony Ranch SWA 17, 171 3,719 JA-31 E-2 CONDADO DE JEFFERSON (JF): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Chatfield State Park 51, 461 5,318 CHA F-4 Ralston Creek SWA 38 2,100 JF-1 F-4 66, 68 Staunton State Park 39, 46 3,834 STN F-4 CONDADO DE KIOWA (KI): ver mapa sureste 126, 38,352 KI-1 J-7 Queens STL 127 126, 13,866 KI-2 67 I-7 Queens SWA 127 Sweetwater STL 126 640 KI-3 I-7 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 75 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE KIT CARSON (KC): ver mapa noreste Flagler Reservoir SWA 107 400 KC-1 I-5 Flagler STL 107 640 KC-2 I-5 Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 66 South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 Spring Valley STL 109 960 KC-5 J-4 CONDADO DE LAKE (LK): ver mapa central Box Creek STL 48 629 LK-1 D-5 Crystal Lake STL 48, 49 467 LK-2 D-5 Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 LK-3 E-5 70 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 LK-4 E-5 Paddock SWA 49 1,300 LK-5 E-5 Reddy SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 8 LK-6 D-5 CONDADO DE LA PLATA (LP): ver mapa del suroeste Bodo SWA 741 2,942 LP-1 B-10 Durango SFU 74, 75 14 LP-2 B-10 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 LP-3 B-9 69 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 LP-4 B-10 Perins Peak SWA 74 7,720 LP-5 B-9 CONDADO DE LARIMER (LR): ver mapas noreste, noroeste Arrowhead STL 8 200 LR-1 F-2 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 LR-2 E-1 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 LR-3 F-2 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 LR-4 F-2 Bliss SWA 8, 19 352 LR-5 E-1 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 308 LR-6 F-2 Boyd Lake State Park 20 2,004 BYD F-2 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 LR-7 E-1 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 25,497 LR-8 F-1 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 LR-9 F-1 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 LR-10 F-1 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 LR-11 E-1 66, 68 Eagle Canyon STL 20 640 LR-12 F-2 Hohnholz Lakes SWA 7 133 LR-13 E-1 Jimmy Creek STL 8 640 LR-14 E-1 LaGarde Creek STL 7 640 LR-15 E-1 Lon Hagler SWA 20 302 LR-16 F-2 Lory State Park 19 2,591 LOR F-2 Manhattan Creek STL 8 320 LR-17 E-1 Meadow Creek STL 191 640 LR-18 F-1 North Fork SWA 20 16 LR-19 F-2 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 LR-20 F-1 Parvin Lake SWA 191 242 LR-21 F-1 Pass Creek STL 7 640 LR-22 E-1 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 76 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 7, 8 1,920 LR-23 E-1 8, 19 460 LR-24 E-2 191 5,760 LR-25 F-1 19, 191 395 LR-26 F-1 20 44 LR-27 F-2 9 135 LR-28 F-1 191 480 LR-29 F-1 66, 68 191 480 LR-30 F-1 GMU Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven’s Gulch STL Stone Mountain Access Road 20 LR-31 SWA Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 LR-32 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 LR-33 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 LR-34 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 LR-35 West Lake SWA 191 38 LR-36 CONDADO DE LAS ANIMAS (LA): ver mapa sureste Aguilar TV Hill STL 85 500 LA-1 Antelope Tank STL 136 640 LA-2 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 LA-3 133, 7,935 LA-4 Apishapa SWA 134 Bosque del Oso SWA 85, 851 30,000 LA-5 East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 LA-6 Fishers Peak State Park 140 19,200 FIS James M. John SWA 140 8,200 LA-7 Lake Dorothey SWA 140 4,500 LA-8 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 LA-9 Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 LA-10 Poitrey Creek STL 143 640 LA-11 Sakariason STL 85 560 LA-12 Savory East STL 137 640 LA-13 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 LA-14 Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 LA-15 136, 640 LA-16 Tobe Creek STL 143 Trinidad Lake State Park 85, 851 3,312 TRI CONDADO DE LINCOLN (LI): ver mapas noreste, sureste Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 49,596 LI-1 Hugo SWA 113 2,240 LI-2 Karval Reservoir SWA 120 235 LI-3 Karval STL 120 640 LI-4 Kinney Lake STL 113 320 LI-5 Kinney Lake SWA 113 320 LI-6 Punkin Center STL 114 5,444 LI-7 F-2 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 G-10 H-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 I-10 G-10 G-10 G-10 F-10 H-10 H-10 F-10 I-10 G-10 I-10 67 H-10 G-10 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 66, 67 �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE LOGAN (LO): ver mapa noreste Atwood STL 96 120 LO-1 I-2 Atwood SWA 96 180 LO-2 H-2 Bravo STL 91 107 LO-3 I-2 Bravo SWA 91 1,082 LO-4 I-1 Duck Creek STL 90 640 LO-5 I-1 Duck Creek SWA 90 1,121 LO-6 I-1 Dune Ridge SWA 96 400 LO-7 I-2 Ford Bridge STL 91 280 LO-8 I-1 Knudson SWA 96 581 LO-9 I-2 66 North Sterling State Park 89 5,715 NST I-1 Overland Trail STL 96 40 LO-10 I-2 Overland Trail SWA 96 192 LO-11 I-2 Pawnee Valley STL 89 2,720 LO-12 H-2 Red Lion Ranch STL 92 200 LO-13 I-1 Red Lion SWA 90, 92 1,297 LO-14 I-1 93, 97, 44,733 LO-15 I-2 Sterling Prairie STL 98 Tamarack Ranch SWA 91, 93 10,696 LO-16 I-1 CONDADO DE MESA (ME): ver mapas noroeste, suroeste Cameo Shooting & Education 31 1,700 CAM B-5 Complex Colorado River Island SWA 30, 41 67 ME-1 B-5 Franklin Island SWA 30, 41 38 ME-2 A-5 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 ME-3 A-5 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 HIG A-5 Horsethief Canyon SWA 30, 40 1,439 ME-4 B-5 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30, 40 1,085 CRP B-5 State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 ME-5 A-5 68, 69 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 ME-6 B-5 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 ME-7 A-5 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 ME-8 A-5 Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 ME-9 B-5 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 ME-10 B-5 Tilman Bishop SWA 30, 41 113 ME-11 B-5 Vega State Park 421 1,842 VEG B-5 Walker SWA 30, 40 351 ME-12 B-5 CONDADO DE MINERAL (MI): ver mapa del suroeste Alberta Park Reservoir SWA 80 240 MI-1 D-9 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 MI-2 D-9 69 Coller SWA 76, 79 579 MI-3 D-9 Creede SWA 76 3 MI-4 D-8 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE MOFFAT (MF): ver mapa noroeste Bakers Peak STL 3, 4 12,393 MF-1 C-1 Baking Powder Ridge STL 10 640 MF-2 A-2 Bald Mountain STL 2, 3 6,266 MF-3 B-1 Ben Morgan Canyon STL 211 640 MF-4 B-2 Big Hole Butte STL 3 640 MF-5 B-1 Big Hole Gulch STL 2, 3 3,048 MF-6 B-1 Bitterbrush SWA 11 8,081 MF-7 B-2 Boston Flats STL 3 104 MF-8 B-2 Box Elder North STL 211 640 MF-9 B-2 Box Elder STL 211 628 MF-10 B-2 Browns Park STL 1 1,305 MF-11 A-1 Browns Park SWA 201 2,226 MF-12 A-1 Buckwater Draw STL 10 640 MF-13 A-2 Bull Canyon STL 10 640 MF-14 A-2 Castor Gulch STL 13 640 MF-15 C-2 Cedar Springs STL 11 640 MF-16 B-2 Cedars STL 4 640 MF-17 C-1 Citadel STL 11 640 MF-18 B-2 Coal Creek STL 11 640 MF-19 B-2 Coal Ridge STL 10 640 MF-20 A-2 Cold Springs Mountain STL 2, 201 25,739 MF-21 A-1 Crooked Wash Ranch SWA 11 9,796 MF-22 B-2 68 Cross Mountain STL 11 640 MF-23 B-2 Dobbins Spring STL 10 640 MF-24 A-2 Douglas Mountain STL 2, 11 640 MF-25 B-2 East Boone Draw STL 2 640 MF-26 B-2 Elkhead Reservoir State Park 4, 441 2,108 ELH C-2 Elk Springs #1 STL 11 640 MF-27 B-2 Elk Springs #3 STL 10 1,810 MF-28 B-2 Elk Springs Ranch SWA 10, 11 1,400 MF-29 B-2 Fortification STL 301 866 MF-30 C-2 Fourmile STL 4 640 MF-31 C-1 Godiva Rim STL 3 640 MF-32 B-2 Greasewood STL 3 3,518 MF-33 B-1 Great Divide STL 3 640 MF-34 C-1 Hiawatha STL 2 640 MF-35 A-1 Hightower STL 11 640 MF-36 B-2 Homestead STL 11 640 MF-37 B-2 Horse Gulch STL 301 640 MF-38 B-2 Iles Grove STL 12, 211 2,079 MF-39 C-2 Jack Springs STL 10 640 MF-40 A-2 Jeffway Gulch STL 13 640 MF-41 C-2 Jubb Creek STL 211 638 MF-42 B-2 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 77 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 493 MF-43 B-2 640 MF-44 B-1 4,860 MF-45 B-1 637 MF-46 B-2 Juniper Hot Springs STL 3 Little Snake STL 2, 3 Little Snake SWA 2, 3 Lone Tree Gulch STL 11 Louisiana Purchase Ranch 211 SWA Maverick Flats STL 10 640 Maybell STL 3, 11 9,208 Middle Wolf Creek STL 10 640 Miner’s Draw STL 10 640 Monument Butte STL 12 653 Moosehead Mountain STL 10 640 Morapos Creek STL 12 640 Morgan Gulch STL 211 640 North Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 280 Oxbow STL 2 640 Peck Mesa STL 11 640 Pine Tree Gulch STL 11, 211 640 Pinon Ridge STL 11 640 Pole Gulch STL 3 11,026 Pot Creek SWA 1 1,747 Pothook Ranch SWA 4 2,355 Powder Wash STL 3 640 Rattlesnake Hill STL 211 640 Red Wash STL 10 640 Reservoir Draw STL 2 640 Robinson Draw STL 10 640 Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 640 Sevenmile Ridge STL 2 640 Sheephead Basin STL 2 640 Sheepherder Springs STL 2 640 Simsberry Draw STL 3 640 Skull Creek STL 10 639 South 80 STL 3 80 South Duffy Mountain STL 211 640 South Nipple Rim STL 2, 3 19,962 Spencer Draw STL 10 640 Ted’s Canyon STL 11 640 Temple Canyon STL 211 637 The Sloughs STL 10 650 Thompson Draw STL 2 642 Thornburg Draw STL 11 640 Triangle STL 3, 11 1,122 Trowel STL 3 640 Turner’s Creek STL 10 640 MF-47 B-2 MF-48 MF-49 MF-50 MF-51 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 MF-55 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 MF-62 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 MF-66 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 MF-70 MF-71 MF-72 MF-73 MF-74 MF-75 MF-76 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 MF-80 MF-81 MF-82 MF-83 MF-84 MF-85 MF-86 A-2 B-2 B-3 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 A-1 C-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 B-1 A-2 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 A-2 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 A-2 78 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO 68 MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Vaughn Draw STL 2 640 MF-87 B-1 Vermillion Creek STL 2 640 MF-88 A-1 Willow Creek STL 4 640 MF-89 C-1 Winter Valley Gulch STL 10 640 MF-90 B-2 68 3, 11, 110/ 13, 211, C-2 Yampa River State Park 301, 134 mi. YAM 441 Youghal STL 10 640 MF-91 A-2 CONDADO DE MONTEZUMA (MZ): ver mapa del suroeste Dolores River SWA 71, 73 57 MZ-1 A-9 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 MZ-2 B-9 Lone Dome SWA 711 1,724 MZ-3 A-9 Mancos State Park 73 571 MAN B-9 Menefee Peak STL 73 635 MZ-4 B-9 Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 764 MZ-5 A-9 69 Puett Reservoir SWA 73 177 MZ-6 A-9 Summit Reservoir SWA 73 526 MZ-7 B-9 Totten Reservoir SWA 73 250 MZ-8 A-9 Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 71, 73 96 MZ-9 B-9 Weber Canyon STL 73 441 MZ-10 B-10 CONDADO DE MONTROSE (MT): ver mapa del suroeste Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 MT-1 C-7 69 Cimarron SWA 65 6,161 MT-2 C-7 CONDADO DE MORGAN (MG): ver mapa noreste Andrick Ponds SWA 95 711 MG-1 H-2 Antelope Flats STL 99 5,000 MG-2 H-3 Brammer STL 95 2,918 MG-3 H-2 Brush Prairie Ponds SWA 99 1,600 MG-4 H-3 Brush SWA 96 588 MG-5 H-2 Cottonwood SWA 96 884 MG-6 H-2 66 Elliott SWA 95, 96 2,576 MG-7 H-2 Jackson Lake State Park 95 3,091 JAC G-2 Jackson Lake SWA 95 394 MG-8 H-2 Jean K. Tool SWA 96 903 MG-9 H-2 Rosener STL 99 634 MG-10 H-3 Weldon Valley STL 95 6,560 MG-11 H-2 CONDADO DE OTERO (OT): ver mapa sureste Alkali Arroyo STL 130 640 OT-1 H-8 Bloom Hills STL 135 676 OT-2 H-9 Bull Pasture STL 135 640 OT-3 H-9 Carrica STL 130 640 OT-4 I-8 67 Crooked Arroyo STL 135 640 OT-5 H-8 David Canyon STL 135 640 OT-6 H-8 130, 630 OT-7 H-8 Dixie Bluffs STL 135 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU �ÍNDICE CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO East Timpas STL Haight STL Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Iron Springs STL Jack Canyon STL La Junta STL GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 640 OT-8 H-8 640 OT-9 H-9 640 OT-10 H-8 670 OT-11 H-8 2,603 OT-12 I-8 640 OT-13 H-9 7,564 OT-14 H-9 6,715 OT-15 H-8 135 135 130 125 125 135 135 125 125, 278 Melon Valley SWA 129 North Devils Canyon STL 135 640 Oxbow SWA 130 410 Packers Gap STL 135 640 Red Rock STL 135 640 Rock Fall STL 135 640 125, 1,142 Rocky Ford SWA 129 Round Top STL 135 640 Timberlake STL 125 59,445 Timpas Creek SWA 135 141 Whiterock STL 135 19,907 CONDADO DE OURAY (OU): ver mapa del suroeste Billy Creek SWA 62, 65 5,498 Ridgway State Park 62, 65 3,201 CONDADO DE PARK (PA): ver mapa central 63 Ranch STL 50 1,635 63 Ranch SWA 50 1,200 Agate Mountain STL 58 2,893 Alma SWA 49 277 49, 50, 11,060 Antero STL 58 Badger Basin STL 50 40 50, 58, 752 Badger Basin SWA 581 Badger Flats STL 50, 581 3,570 Buffalo Gulch STL 58 640 Charlie Meyers SWA 58 1,082 Cline Ranch SWA 500 1,600 Crooked Top STL 46 400 Dick’s Peak STL 58 640 Eleven Mile State Park 58, 581 7,572 Eleven Mile STL 58, 581 2,887 Hartsel South STL 58 1,788 Hartsel STL 58 380 High Creek STL 50 1,121 OT-16 H-8 OT-17 OT-18 OT-19 OT-20 OT-21 H-9 H-8 H-9 H-9 H-9 OT-22 H-8 OT-23 OT-24 OT-25 OT-26 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 PA-5 E-6 PA-6 E-5 PA-7 E-6 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 PA-13 ELE PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 F-5 E-6 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-6 E-5 E-5 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Rye Slough STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Spinney STL 67 69 70 Tarryall Creek STL Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Treasurevault MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA 50 17,429 PA-18 E-5 50 15 PA-19 E-5 501 480 PA-20 F-5 50 640 PA-21 E-5 58 8,973 PA-22 E-6 581 640 PA-23 E-5 58, 581 6,434 SPI E-6 58, 581 1,937 PA-24 E-5 50, 58, 4,674 PA-25 E-5,E-6 70 581 GMU 50 50, 501 500 58 50 640 886 950 1,280 1,655 PA-26 PA-27 PA-28 PA-29 PA-30 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 49 320 Mountain STL Warmer Gulch STL 58 640 CONDADO DE PHILLIPS (PH): ver mapa noreste Frenchman Creek SWA 98 68 Holyoke SWA 98 80 CONDADO DE PITKIN (PI): ver mapa noroeste Coke Oven SWA 444 330 Williams Hill SWA 43 487 CONDADO DE PROWERS (PR): ver mapa sureste Arkansas River SWA 127 98 Deadman SWA 127 503 127, 5630 Granada SWA 132 127, 277 Holly SWA 132 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 Red Dog SWA 127 570 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 Two Buttes STL 139 640 CONDADO DE PUEBLO (PU): ver mapa sureste Flying A STL 128 29,057 Hungerford STL 128 7,039 Lake Beckwith SWA 84 66 Lake Pueblo State Park 84 17,496 Pueblo Reservoir SWA 84 11,864 Pueblo SFU 84 105 Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 123 88 Saint Charles STL 128 14,213 PA-31 E-5 PA-32 F-6 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 66 PI-1 PI-2 D-5 D-5 68 PR-1 PR-2 J-8 J-8 PR-3 J-8 PR-4 J-8 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 PR-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 J-9 PU-1 PU-2 PU-3 PUE PU-4 PU-5 PU-6 PU-7 G-8 G-8 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 67 67 79 CPW.STATE.CO.US �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA CONDADO DE RIO BLANCO (RB): ver mapa noroeste Collins Mountain Ranch SWA 23 2,421 RB-1 B-3 Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 RB-2 B-3 Jensen SWA 12, 23, 211 5,955 RB-3 B-3 Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 RB-4 B-3 68 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 RB-5 C-3 11, 21, 25,193 RB-6 B-3 Piceance SWA 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 22 383 RB-7 B-3 CONDADO DE RIO GRANDE (RG): ver mapa del suroeste Agua Ramon STL 79 640 RG-1 D-9 American Gulch STL 80 640 RG-2 D-9 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 RG-3 D-9 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 RG-4 E-9 Gerrard STL 80 799 RG-5 D-9 69 Home Lake SWA 791 64 RG-6 E-9 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 RG-7 D-9 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 RG-8 E-9 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 RG-9 D-9 Shriver-Wright SWA 791 120 RG-10 E-9 CONDADO DE ROUTT (RO): ver mapa noroeste Adams SWA 15 650 RO-1 D-2 Blacktail (Conservation Easement) 15 610 RO-2 D-2 Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 RO-3 D-2 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 RO-4 D-2 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 RO-5 C-2 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 RO-6 C-2 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 RO-7 D-2 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 RO-8 D-3 Flanders Ranch SWA 441 1,659 RO-9 C-2 Fly Gulch STL 214 457 RO-10 D-2 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 RO-11 C-2 Grieve Ranch SWA 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 68 (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 RO-13 C-2 NUEVO Hereford Haven SWA 441 190 RO-14 C-2 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 RO-15 C-2 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 RO-16 C-2 Maynard Gulch STL 13, 441 724 RO-17 C-2 Moody Creek STL 231 640 RO-18 D-3 Moonhill STL 14, 214 640 RO-19 D-2 Morrison Creek STL 15 640 RO-20 D-3 Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 PEA D-1 Rock Creek SWA 15 205 RO-21 D-3 Sage Creek STL 13 640 RO-22 C-2 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 80 2022 TIERRAS DE RECREACIÓN DEL ESTADO DE COLORADO MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Sarvis Creek SWA 15 309 RO-23 D-2 Sleeping Giant STL 214 400 RO-24 D-2 Stagecoach State Park 15 1,629 STG D-3 Steamboat Lake State Park 14, 214 2,820 STE D-1 68 Stokes Gulch STL 13 1,863 RO-25 C-2 Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 11 RO-26 C-2 Yampa River STL 13 2,006 RO-27 C-2 Yampa River SWA 13 866 RO-28 C-2 CONDADO DE SAGUACHE (SA): ver mapa del suroeste Burro Springs STL 68 28,905 SA-1 D-8 Cochetopa SWA 67 6,712 SA-2 D-7 Daley Gulch STL 551 644 SA-3 D-7 Dome Lakes SWA 67 420 SA-4 D-8 Jacks Creek STL 681 640 SA-5 D-7 Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-6 E-7 Laughlin Gulch STL 68 640 SA-7 E-8 Little La Garita Creek STL 79 640 SA-8 D-8 Los Creek STL 67 320 SA-9 D-8 Middle Creek STL 681 640 SA-10 D-7 Mineral Hot Springs STL 82 640 SA-11 E-8 Mirage STL 82 640 SA-12 E-8 69 Mishak Lakes STL 82, 682 2,567 SA-13 E-8 Old Woman Creek STL 79 640 SA-14 D-9 NUEVO Orient Mine SWA 82 368 SA-15 E-8 Rock Creek STL 82 640 SA-16 E-7 Russell Creek STL 682 1,920 SA-17 E-8 Russell Lakes SWA 682 4,579 SA-18 E-8 Saguache Creek STL 682 2,714 SA-19 E-8 Spring Gulch STL 68 640 SA-20 D-8 Steel Canyon STL 82 640 SA-21 E-8 Stonehouse Gulch STL 681 560 SA-22 E-7 Villa Grove STL 82, 681 1,120 SA-23 E-7 Werner Arroyo STL 682 640 SA-24 E-8 CONDADO DE SAN JUAN (SJ): ver mapa del suroeste Andrews Lake SWA 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 Sultan Creek STL 74 640 SJ-2 B-8 69 West Lime Creek STL 74 640 SJ-3 B-9 CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL (SM): ver mapa del suroeste Carter Place STL 70 320 SM-1 A-7 Dan Noble SWA 70 2,223 SM-2 B-8 Dead Horse Creek STL 70 640 SM-3 A-8 69 Disappointment 70, 711 320 SM-4 A-8 Valley STL Dry Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-5 A-8 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU �ÍNDICE MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Dry Creek Basin SWA 70 12,775 SM-6 A-8 Hamilton Mesa STL 70 640 SM-7 A-8 Klondike Basin STL 70 640 SM-8 A-8 McKenna Peak STL 70 640 SM-9 A-8 69 Poison Spyder STL 70 640 SM-10 A-8 San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70 13 SM-11 B-8 Spring Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-12 A-8 Woods Lake SWA 70 160 SM-13 B-8 CONDADO DE SEDGWICK (SE): ver mapa noreste Jumbo (Julesburg) Reservoir 90 1,703 SE-1 I-1 SWA Pony Express SWA 92 1,854 SE-2 J-1 66 Sand Draw SWA 93 209 SE-3 J-1 Sedgwick Bar SWA 92 885 SE-4 J-1 CONDADO DE SUMMIT (SU): ver mapa noroeste Blue River SWA 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 68 CONDADO DE TELLER (TE): ver mapa central Dome Rock SWA 581 6,980 TE-1 F-6 Mueller State Park 581 5,114 MUE F-6 Pikes Peak SWA 59 635 TE-2 F-6 70 Rosemont Reservoir SWA 59 357 TE-3 F-6 Shelf Road STL 581 640 TE-4 F-6 Skaguay Reservoir SWA 59 715 TE-5 F-6 CONDADO DE WASHINGTON (WA): ver mapa noreste Messex SWA 96 680 WA-1 H-2 Prewitt Reservoir SWA 96 2,924 WA-2 H-2 66 Snyder Prairie STL 101 11,842 WA-3 I-3 CONDADO DE WELD (WE): ver mapa noreste Banner Lakes SWA 99 934 WE-1 G-3 Briggsdale STL 87 1,855 WE-2 G-2 Brower SWA 94 65 WE-3 G-2 Centennial Valley SWA 951 1,195 WE-4 G-2 Crow Valley STL 87 1,520 WE-5 G-1 Dearfield STL 951 1,480 WE-6 G-2 Eastman Basin STL 87 2,681 WE-7 G-1 Frank SWA 94 324 WE-8 F-2 66 Geary Creek STL 87 160 WE-9 G-1 Greasewood Lake STL 951 640 WE-10 G-2 Howard Creek STL 87 640 WE-11 G-1 Keota STL 87 640 WE-12 G-2 Lazy D STL 88 2,721 WE-13 H-1 Lost Creek STL 99 640 WE-14 G-3 Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA 951 68 WE-15 G-2 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU MAPA CUADRÍCULA MAPA ACRES PUNTO ÍNDICE PÁGINA Nakagawa SWA 951 159 WE-16 G-2 North Pawnee Creek STL 88 640 WE-17 H-1 Orchard STL 951 640 WE-18 G-2 Pawnee Coal Creek STL 87 440 WE-19 G-2 Point of Rocks STL 951 640 WE-20 G-2 Prospect STL 99 140 WE-21 G-3 Robinson Creek STL 87 640 WE-22 G-1 66 St. Vrain State Park 20 855 STV F-3 South Pawnee Creek STL 88 1,720 WE-23 H-2 South Roggen STL 99 1,880 WE-24 G-3 Stone Corral STL 87 1,041 WE-25 G-1 Twomile Creek STL 88 640 WE-26 H-1 Webster SWA 94 158 WE-27 G-2 Wild Horse STL 88 640 WE-28 H-1 CONDADO DE YUMA (YU): ver mapa noreste Arikaree SWA 102 2,320 YU-1 J-3 Beecher Island STL 102 320 YU-2 J-3 Black Wolf Creek STL 102 320 YU-3 J-3 Bonny Creek STL 103 630 YU-4 J-4 NUEVO Eagle Rock SWA 102 1718 YU-5 J-3 Ecklund STL 102 640 YU-6 J-3 Hay Gulch Overlook STL 102 640 YU-7 J-4 103, 332 YU-8 J-4 Landsman Creek STL 109 Sandsage SWA 101 287 YU-9 J-3 66 Sandy Bluffs STL 102 3,682 YU-10 J-4 Sandy Bluffs SWA 102 3,202 YU-11 J-4 Simmons STL 102 160 YU-12 J-3 Simmons SWA 102 2,157 YU-13 J-3 South Fork Spring Canyon STL 102 640 YU-14 J-4 103, 18,365 YU-15 J-4 South Republican SWA 109 Stalker Lake SWA 98 75 YU-16 J-3 Willow Creek SWA 102 920 YU-17 J-3 Wray SFU 98 355 YU-18 J-3 CONDADO Y NOMBRE DEL TERRENO GMU 81 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Impreso para su distribución gratuita por: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 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No es un aviso legal ni una recopilación completa de los reglamentos y leyes de caza y pesca.Es una guía resumida publicada para la comodidad de los clientes. Los reglamentos pueden obtenerse en el Departamento de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado o en cpw.state.co.us/ regulaciones. ATENCIÓN PESCADORES: Las normas de pesca completas se encuentran en el folleto actual de la Dirección de Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado, disponible en versión impresa y en línea en cpw.state.co.us. Algunas áreas de vida silvestre y parques estatales tienen restricciones específicas de pesca: Los pescadores deben consultar el folleto de pesca para asegurarse de que cumplen con todas las normas de pesca del estado. Más Información Descargar GAME THIEF: 1-877-265-6648 DENUNCIE A OPERATION EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US LOS CAZADORES FURTIVOS d_CPW_2A.indd 1 7/2/21a la 8:36 AM Gane una recompensa por denunciar infracciones contra la fauna silvestre llamando organización “Operation Game Thief”. Las personas que llaman pueden permanecer en el anonimato. (Este número no es para solicitudes de información ni para emergencias). FOLLETO EN LÍNEA � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aff6a1462bf12d303d0470d13dd2c962.pdf a33b8633857e62dafeba73a723a7b455 PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2021 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE FISH UNITS, STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS cpw.state.co.us �ONLINE FEATURES Check out more Colorado Parks & Wildlife on our VIMEO & YOUTUBE CHANNELS LINKS TO MAPS MAKE CAMPING & HUNTING RESERVATIONS ONLINE! STATE FISHING UNITS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE TRUST LANDS STATE PARKS Eldorado State Park © Ken Papaleo for CPW VIDEOS CHECK OUT THE 360 VIDEOS OF COLORADO’S STATE PARKS! 101 PLACES TO TAKE A KID FISHING #TAKEAKIDFISHING CPW HABITAT PROGRAM: HALE RANCH �CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by: WHAT’S NEW: 2021................................................1 cpw.state.co.us RESERVATIONS......................................................1 ■ Abbreviation key................................................................................1 STATE FISH UNITS (SFUs)........................................2 ■ What is an SFU?..................................................................................2 ■ SFU properties & regulations..............................................................2 STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 3–30 ■ What is an SWA?.................................................................................3 ■ SWA access rules................................................................................3 ■ SWA properties & regulations..................................................... 4–30 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 31–56 ■ What are trust lands? What is the STL public access program?.............31 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules...................................................31 ■ State trust lands public access properties & regulations............ 32–56 STATE PARKS................................................. 57–65 ■ State park fees & passes...................................................................57 ■ State park access rules......................................................................58 ■ State park properties & regulations .......................................... 59–65 MAPS............................................................ 66–71 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northeast ..........66 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southeast ..........67 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northwest .........68 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southwest ........69 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Central................70 ■ Game management units (GMUs)....................................................71 LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY............................... 72–81 ■ State fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state parks GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands Send us your outdoor photos and stories for a chance to be featured on a brochure cover or CPW's online blog! HUNTER.TESTIMONIALS@STATE.CO.US COVER: ▶ Steamboat Lake State Park © Vic Schendel for CPW OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ▶ Paddleboarding at Vega State Park. © Dustin Doskocil for CPW ▶ Getting ready for s'mores. © CPW ▶ Fishing from a float tube at St. Vrain State Park. © Verdon Tomajko for CPW ▶Taking in the waterfalls at Rifle Falls State Park. © Dustin Doskocil for CPW ▶ Hunting at State Forest State Park. © Vic Schendel for CPW 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR Dan Prenzlow COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of July 2020 Carrie Besnette Hauser, Chair Charles Garcia, Vice-Chair Luke B. Schafer, Secretary Taishya Adams Betsy Blecha Marie Haskett Dallas May REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR Chelsea Harlan Duke Phillips, IV Eden Vardy James Jay Tutchton Karen Michelle Bailey Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Dan Prenzlow, CPW Director COVER PHOTO © Vic Schendel for CPW PRINTED July 2021 by Publication Printers, Denver: 120,000 copies Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife (CPW) receives federal financial assistance from multiple bureaus within the U.S. Department of the Interior. Under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (as amended), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability or age. In addition, CPW adheres to all antidiscrimination laws of the state of Colorado. For more information on how to request an accommodation or to file a grievance, please visit cpw.state.co.us/accessibility. NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations CPW REGIONAL AND AREA OFFICE LOCATIONS ADMINISTRATION 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-297-1192 (M–F, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. MT) ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept some licenses for refunds. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Pueblo Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 �WHAT’S NEW: 2021 REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION ▶ NEW COLORADO STATE WILDLIFE AREA PASS NOW AN OPTION FOR ACCESSING SWAs: Customers age 16 or older (previously age 18) will need to have a valid hunting or fishing license, or now the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass, to access state wildlife areas (SWAs). See page 3. The one-year pass is $46.48, including the Habitat Stamp, and valid from March 1−March 31 annually. A one-day pass is also available, and there are discounted pass options for youth (ages 16−17), seniors (age 65 and older) and income-eligible residents. Visit our website to learn more: cpw.state.co.us To access state trust lands (STLs), customers age 16 or older (previously age 18) will need to have a valid hunting or fishing license. The Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass does not apply to state parks or state trust land properties, only to state wildlife area properties. See page 31. ▶ CANCELING & CHANGING CAMPING RESERVATIONS: It is your responsibility to know the cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change yearto-year. Check our website for updates: Go to cpw.state.co.us/discover and click "Reservation Changes & Cancellations" at the bottom left of the page. ▶ FISHERS PEAK STATE PARK NOW OPEN: Part of Colorado's newest state park is officially open to the public! 250 acres of the 19,200-acre park are available to hike and explore, from sunrise to sunset daily. See page 61 for more on our 42nd state park. ▶ MANY NEW PROPERTIES ADDED TO THE PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM: We have more than doubled the number of acres in the Public Access Program in the last 3 years. 198,262 acres have been added to the PAP this year, for a total of over 971,300 — nearly one million acres! The PAP provides limited, seasonal hunting and fishing opportunities on trust land across the state. See pages 32–56; look for the NEW tag. RESERVATIONS HUNTING SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. All hunting reservations may be made by phone at 1-800-2445613 or online: cpw.state.co.us/hunting reservations. You can make reservations starting at 9 a.m. MT. THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date. ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted before making the reservation and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ▶ Small-game and waterfowl hunting reservations are not accepted more than 14 days before the hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, unless otherwise specified. ▶ Big-game hunting reservations are not accepted more than 45 days before the start of the season the reservation is being made for. Big-game hunting reservations are valid throughout the season designated by the license, unless otherwise specified. ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date, except for Boyd Lake State Park: Hunting reservations can be canceled up to the starting time of the reserved time slot. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation privileges for the rest of the hunting season, unless otherwise specified. WHAT'S NEW RESERVATIONS ▶ MULTIPLE STLs HAVE BEEN COMBINED INTO ONE PROPERTY: Burro Springs 1 & 2, Carnero, Biedel Creek, Mogotas Arroyo, Sanderson Gulch and San Juan Creek state trust lands are now one property called Burro Springs STL, with one set of regulations. See page 36 for details. ▶ REGULATION UPDATES TO MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. LOOK FOR THE NEW TAG: Douglas Res. SWA, Elk Springs Ranch SWA, Mount Shavano SWA, Sand Lakes SWA, Watson Lake SWA and Brett Gray Ranch STL all have new regulations. See pages 3–56. ▶ LAND REMOVALS/CHANGES: Arkansas River SWA and Sagebrush Draw STL have been removed from regulation. Dry Creek STL of Otero and Pueblo counties has been renamed Whiterock STL. See page 56. ▶ STAY UPDATED ON DROUGHT & FIRE CONDITIONS IN THE STATE: It’s important to be conscientious around your home and when recreating during drought conditions in Colorado. The Colorado Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management has a list of current fire bans and danger levels for the state that is an excellent resource for staying aware of fire conditions when traveling in Colorado this summer: coemergency.com/p/fire-bansdanger.html ▶ CHECK OUR OTHER REGULATION BROCHURES FOR MORE INFORMATION: Depending on the activity you'd like to do on our state's public lands, our other brochures such as Fishing and Small Game & Waterfowl contain useful additional information to help you recreate responsibly. Be sure to take a look! CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 70 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado! Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 57–65.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. If a campsite has an "HD" (handicap designated) after the site number, it is reserved for individuals with handicap placards/plates ONLY. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. FOR CAMPSITES, YURTS AND CABINS: ▶ All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt reservations. ▶ Campers can make reservations, 24/7 by phone (1-800-244-5613) or online, from six months in advance through when they arrive at the park. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to the day of arrival, online at cpw. state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply" to reach your CPW account) or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. On the day of arrival or after, customers must contact the park directly about canceling. It is your responsibility to know the cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year-to-year. ▶ See page 57 for more details on camping at one of Colorado's state parks. FIND MAPS ONLINE State wildlife area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps State trust lands maps: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands State parks map finder: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD 4-wheel-drive ATV all-terrain vehicle BLM Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. county/counties CPW Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR county road GMU game management unit HA handicap accessible HD handicap designated HWY. highway JCT. junction OHV off-highway vehicle RD. road RES. reservoir SFU state fishing unit STL state trust land SWA state wildlife area USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast E/W east/west HABITAT STAMPS ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10.40, and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid March 1–March 31 of the following year (13 months). ■ You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license. ■ Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. ■ Anyone who is approved in the Columbine, Blue Spruce, Independence and/or Big Game Mobility programs is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. ▶ cpw.state.co.us/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �FISH UNITS STATE FISH UNITS NOTE: SWA ACCESS RULES #1–30 (NEXT PAGE) APPLY TO SFUs. STATE FISH UNIT PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for state fish unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. ▶ PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ON ALL SFUs: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting, target practice prohibited. e. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. f. Rock climbing prohibited. g. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. h. Water contact prohibited. i. Feeding fish prohibited, except with fish food provided by SFU. j. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. k. Overnight parking prohibited. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte, go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CHALK CLIFFS SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W for 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N for 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CRYSTAL RIVER SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ DURANGO SFU — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: Wildlife Museum open May 15– Sept. 15; self-guided tours FACILITIES: Restrooms available when Wildlife Museum is open. ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. 2 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ J.W. MUMMA NATIVE AQUATIC SPECIES SFU — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PITKIN SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ PUEBLO SFU — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ ROARING JUDY SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 16–Nov. 30. c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns for waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom ▶ WRAY SFU — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours Are you catching our emails? If not, you're missing out on fishing conditions, tips, news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. 4 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Go to cpw.state.co.us 2. Click "Things To Do" 3. Click "Fishing Report" 4. Click "Sign Up" © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS DON'T LITTER! PACK YOUR TRASH OUT. WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privatelyowned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and sportswomen, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4−30, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/ wildlifeareamaps © Amanda Horton STATE WILDLIFE AREA ACCESS RULES Everyone age NEW 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on ANY PART of a state wildlife area (SWA). See page 31 for the requirements to access state trust lands (STLs). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON SWAs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. There are 3 classes: ▶ Class 1 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 2 e-bike: Has a motor that assists if the rider is pedaling or not, but stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 3 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28 mph. In state wildlife areas, e-bikes are allowed on designated roads and within designated camping or parking areas where motorized vehicles are allowed. They are prohibited in all other areas. BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over 14 days in a 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs, and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand used for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification number (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use; they may be used by the public on a first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation, or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. 15. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 16. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 17. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 18. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 19. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when a location is identified by a “divers down flag,” and when a scuba diver has a valid scuba certificate from a recognized scuba training organization. 20. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to posted swimming areas. 21. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife-oriented activities. 22. To launch or land aircraft, including drones. 23. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 24. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 25. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 26. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 27. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 28. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed-free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on state trust lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 29. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 30. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS Everyone age NEW 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to be on ANY PART of a state wildlife area. ▶Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ ADAMS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ▶ ALMA SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream 4 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 for 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. b. Camping, fires, fishing, dog training, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles, hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. c. From Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. e. From end of dark goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may hunt entire property. f. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check stations. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 385 and turn E on CR 30. Go 6 miles E and turn S on CR PP and continue S for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile E and 0.5 miles N. At cattle guard, continue 0.3 miles to second cattle guard and entrance sign. Property between cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, no access to property. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,320 acres HUNTING: Deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ▶ ATWOOD SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E and W on Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1–July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for handpropelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from Oct. 1–end of Feb. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and state and federal holidays. During this period, waterfowl reservations available but not required. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From Thurs. before Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation confirmation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ▶ BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) — EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 miles W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Dr.; then go N to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully-automatic firearms prohibited. From March 15–Oct. 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. From Oct. 15–March 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat and Sun. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited on Christine Lake. c. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. d. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. e. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. f. Dogs prohibited, except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. only. ▶ BAYFIELD LIONS CLUB SHOOTING RANGE — LA PLATA CO. a. Public access allowed April 1–Nov. 30. b. Public access allowed 9 am–8 pm, April 1– Oct. 31. c. Public access allowed 10 am–5 pm, Nov. 1–30. d. Pistol or rifle shooting prohibited on shotgun trap range. e. Shotguns, shooting slugs only, allowed on pistol-rifle range. f. Except for muzzleloaders, rifles restricted to smaller than .50 caliber. g. Except for clay targets, glass or other breakable targets prohibited. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 miles E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No vehicles on dam. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N for 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding continued on next page 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only, and only within high waterline. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — OURAY, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts 6 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Dec. 31. Open year-round for hunting, fishing and trapping along Uncompahgre River corridor, from Hwy. 550 to 100 feet on E bank of river, as posted. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. ▶ BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. ▶ BLISS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON UNITS) — SUMMIT CO. DIRECTIONS: BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go approx. 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out ▶ BODO SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. Access by foot only. Dogs prohibited. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. f. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain Trail, subject to Dec. 1–April 15 restriction listed in c., above. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1– end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30; open Dec. 1–April 30 only to licensed big-game and spring turkey hunters, and one non-hunting companion. �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Fires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in a bear-resistant manner or container. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ BRAVO SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BROWER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, except from day after close of regular goose season through day before opening of spring turkey season. b. Open for public access 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. c. Public access permitted only to hunters with a valid hunting license. d. Fishing, fires, target practice, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders, camping, horses prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. f. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. g. Parking allowed only in designated parking area. h. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St. for 1.5 miles to signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS UNITS) — MOFFAT CO. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork for 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. b. Camping prohibited in posted areas in Cold Springs Mountain Unit. c. Camping allowed W only of Beaver Creek in Beaver Creek Unit. ▶ BRUSH SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go approx. 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15–18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton St. to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. c. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. e. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. continued on next page 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS f. From Sept. 1−Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark goose season, hunters can check in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. 5 hunting areas available for check-in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for one hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on one application. All relevant hunting regulations apply. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E for 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn on BLM 3107, then go approx. 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. 8 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS c. During spring turkey season, public access allowed only for licensed turkey hunters with a turkey hunting reservation. 10 reservation slots available per day during spring turkey season. No annual limit on amount of turkey reservations. Turkey hunters with a reservation may hunt entire property. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting reservation. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting), fires, target practice, horses, hunting with centerfire rifles, launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. e. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Waterfowl and small game hunters can hunt only the area reserved. All reservation hunters must check out at one of the check stations located in each parking lot of the property. f. Small-game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day of first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E; property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big-game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing and hunting only. b. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. c. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. d. Access to property through designated parking area only; public access by foot only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Water contact prohibited, except by float tubes with waders only. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only b. All public access from designated parking areas only. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 42, then drive S for 1.6 miles to CR 42a, then drive SW for 1.2 miles to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 645 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42a and established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN UNITS) — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. b. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used as an aid to hunting big game. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: ELK RIVER) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off CR. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting waterfowl. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or takeout of all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Dec. 31. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 miles of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required, call Park Co.: 719836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only occupants from a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491 farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, then turn right on Hwy. 114. Go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W centerline of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ COLLER SWA — MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. ▶ COLLINS MOUNTAIN RANCH SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMUs/ACRES: 23 / 2,421 acres HUNTING: elk and deer only in restricted seasons, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Elk and deer hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Reservations for antlered elk and deer hunts valid throughout season designated by the deer or elk license. e. Reservations for antlerless elk hunts restricted to certain portions of late rifle private-land-only season. f. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Property is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as an aid to hunting) prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approx. 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of E entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,982 acres continued on next page 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Jan. 31. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only, as posted. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and N of designated camping area in Tschuddi Unit. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ CREEDE SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing 10 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ CROOKED WASH RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 11 / 9,796 acres HUNTING: Antlerless elk only, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.), then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: a. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. c. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. GREAGER TRACT: a. Open for public access March 1–May 15 only with permit from Area or District Wildlife Manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. JOHN KANE TRACT: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Open for public access May 16–end of Feb. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27 and go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DEWEESE RESERVOIR SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone NEW age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. OHVs prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN RIVERS) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. ▶ DOLORES RIVER SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big-game. d. Public access closed Dec. 1–July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W of Jack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1–July 15. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. Go N on LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. From 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, only fishing permitted. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. NEW Any vessel or single-compartment air- or gas-filled flotation device and all water contact prohibited, unless actively fishing. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS access road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 291), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bobcat, coyote, rabbit, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42 and on established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2–3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E approx. 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. continued on next page 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ NEW ELK SPRINGS RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 10, 11 / 1,400 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Aug. 15–end of Feb. NOTE: No camping or fires; vehicles allowed only on existing roadways. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. LONETREE TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check station, after 4 a.m. HAMLIN TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Hunters must comply with youthmentor-only area restrictions as posted. UNION TRACT: a. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. b. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. 12 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS c. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., then turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from 4 a.m.–10 p.m., July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. WHITEHAWK TRACT: From Delta, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 348, continue straight 27 miles W onto 25 Mesa Rd., turn right onto Divide Rd. and go 19 miles N; turn right onto USFS Rd. 421 and go .5 miles E. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge roads, then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau Tract hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during deer and elk seasons. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. NOTE: As of Aug. 2018, the lake is currently dry. Contact CPW for condition updates. ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 in Hayden, travel 1.9 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to W parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 1,659 acres HUNTING: big game and waterfowl FISHING: Open year-round, except for biggame hunting seasons RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Parking prohibited, except in designated areas. b. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. �WILDLIFE AREAS c. Waterfowl hunting allowed on property for 1 group of up to 4 hunters per day during waterfowl seasons. d. Big-game hunting on property divided across 8 time periods, with up to 8 reservations available per time period: 1. Three archery seasons for deer, elk (no overlap with muzzleloader season); 2. Muzzleloader deer, elk season; 3. First regular rifle elk season; 4. Second regular rifle deer, elk season; 5. Third regular rifle deer, elk season; 6. Fourth regular rifle deer, elk season. e. Waterfowl and big-game hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Dogs must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet, except when used as an aid in waterfowl hunting. g. Public boating, launching or recovery of boats from Yampa River prohibited. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ FRANK SWA — WELD, LARIMER COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70, then turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting) prohibited. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 69 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 68 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below, and small-game hunting above, junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse prohibited on Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking NOTE: Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of I-70 throughout SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas only. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: a. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. b. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ GRAND JUNCTION: WEST LAKE SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. ▶ GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) —ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. continued on next page 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. All motorized or trailered boats must launch at CPW boat ramp. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: VAN TUYL PARCEL: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side of park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. REDDEN EASEMENT: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 approx. 2.5 miles to Gunnison River. Parking on W side of Hwy. 135 on N side of Gunnison River. From parking area, walk across pedestrian bridge to S side of river. Walk/wade fishing on S side of river only for approx. .3 miles downstream from Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Access to Gunnison River by foot only from Van Tuyl trail intersection at Ygate, as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl Tract only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30. b. Blinberry Gulch parcel open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. c. Open for public access May 1–Aug. 15, from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only. d. Camping only in designated areas and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. 14 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS e. Access by foot or horseback only on Beaver Creek Trail. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds, except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. ▶ HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only. b. Fires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. ▶ HAYDEN SHOOTING RANGE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, travel E on Hwy. 40 to Hawthorne St./CR 37. Continue S approx. 3 miles through Y intersection; range on your left. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 40 acres FACILITIES: Shooting range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. Exploding and any targets other than paper and cardboard prohibited. c. All round must impact designated berms, except for shotguns using birdshot. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ HIGEL SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 14, Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays only. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1–30, and Nov. 11–Feb. 14, permits obtained by reservation by emailing montevista.wildlife@state.co.us, or at the CPW Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1–Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation only by emailing montevista. wildlife@state.co.us. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Sat. of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through last day of 4th rifle season. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. ▶ HOLLY SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting prohibited. c. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — OTERO, BENT COs. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S for 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, dove, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt on Skipper’s Island only. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders and by falconry. e. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only, and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to W SWA boundary. f. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. h. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to E SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. i. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days. j. Waterfowl hunting on North Skipper's Island prohibited except for existing waterfowl blinds only. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of Hwy.). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck Unit campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck Unit campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. ▶ HUERFANO SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, take CR 550/580 for 13 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables ▶ HUGO SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited. 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5; 3.8 miles N to CR CC; 1 mile W to CR 4; then 0.25 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. d. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through dark goose season. e. During teal season and fist split of regular duck season, reservations required on Sat., Sun. and state and federal holidays to hunt waterfowl. Reservations valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations not required Mon.–Fri., except state and federal holidays, and hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis. f. Waterfowl hunters must check in and out at check station. Hunters may not check in until 4 a.m. and can only hunt area reserved. Hunters may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting area. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 and 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. 16 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS d. Hunting access by drawing only, and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N for 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go for W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ JENSEN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 & 2) — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. Access by foot or horseback only. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — SEDGWICK, LOGAN COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone NEW age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.– 6 a.m. c. Target practice, hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. d. Vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. e. Launching of motorized vessels or sailboats prohibited if ANS inspection station closed. f. Hand-launched and hand-powered vessels allowed only for fishing, to set or pick up decoys, or to retrieve downed waterfowl after ANS inspection station closes for the year, or until reservoir frozen. g. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.–10 a.m., Fri–Mon of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, then turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by special drawing permit only for doe white-tailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license prior to applying for permit. Permits on Woodard Unit issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid propertywide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe white-tailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe whitetailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional nonhunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on Woodard Unit. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road), then 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Access by foot only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Building safety zone and other safety zones closed as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BREEZE UNIT: Approx. 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking, or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on CR 3 and cross Colorado River bridge. Continue S to top of hill. Parking lot on the right, adjacent to CR 36. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice, horses prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W for 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–Thurs. before Memorial Day. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255. Go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 and 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams, except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. 18 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground with electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E on USFS 743 for 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go N on 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd.; turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and E on Baseline Dr. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn season. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD; 1 mile E to CR 16; 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOUISIANA PURCHASE RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU: 211 RESTRICTIONS: a. Deer and elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes �WILDLIFE AREAS permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid starting sixth day of season designated by the license through the end of the season. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 approx. 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for wildlife viewing only. ▶ MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE: ROARING FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1 through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting restricted to archery equipment only. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ▶ MESSEX SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6; 1.75 miles NE to CR R; 1.5 miles N; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1–end of Feb. b. N of CR 7: Hunting prohibited except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. Mentor not allowed to hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 68 acres HUNTING: dove, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access from Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. Camping, fires, horses, target practice prohibited. d. Hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in 1 of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.–noon. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, firstserved basis. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd. Then go 1 mile W to N entrance, or continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterskiing prohibited. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day– June 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291; then go 0.75 miles W on CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154 NEW and W of Hwy. 291. b. Camping, fires prohibited. 20 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS c. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, upstream to marked property boundary. Hunting permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry. d. Discharging firearms prohibited from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, downstream to Hwy. 291 bridge. Hunting permitted only with hand-held bows or by falconry. e. NEW Hunting prohibited between Hwy. 291 and the Arkansas River, from the Hwy. 291 bridge downstream to CR 175. ▶ MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 miles W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNITS, SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW signs on left. For Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited, except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jetskiing prohibited. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. �WILDLIFE AREAS c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. d. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. e. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. g. No other small-game hunting allowed. h. Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. i. Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ OXBOW SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing NOTE: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2–5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have a proper and valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle; SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station, and must check in and check out at station when open. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302. Go 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), then turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160, Aug. 1– March 31. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.), April 16–Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ PERKINS SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approx. 1 mile to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ PICEANCE SWA — RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS: SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At intersection of USFS Rd. 376 and Bull Park, hike approx. 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–March 31. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330. Go approx. 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), then go 0.125 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106, and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open in designated areas July 16–Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. 22 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ POT CREEK SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,747 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ POTHOOK RANCH SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: SLATER CREEK) — MOFFAT CO. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 2,355 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited except for fishing, wildlife viewing or hunting with a limited Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) big-game license valid for the property. b. All fishing and wildlife-viewing access by foot only from designated parking areas/ access points only. c. Fishing access within 20 feet of high waterline of both banks of Slater Creek only. d. Hunting and hunting access only for those hunting with a limited RFW biggame license valid for the property. e. Hunting on adjacent public land via access through this property prohibited. f. Shooting, archery, target practice, camping, fires, woodcutting, gathering artifacts, pets/livestock, overnight parking, motorized or mechanized travel, launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone NEW age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.–6 a.m. c. From Oct. 1 through dark goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Target practice, glass beverage containers, waterskiing prohibited. Fires and camping prohibited as posted. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. f. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. g. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (FISHING LEASE)— CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. Parking area at SW corner of bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5. Go S for 1 mile to property at roads DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S for 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and check out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1−last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ RADIUM SWA — GRAND, EAGLE, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go for W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3–4 miles E; SWA parking on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. ▶ RAMAH SWA — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, migratory waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. (NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates.) FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ RED DOG SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game ▶ RED LION SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138. Go 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. ▶ RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: NORTH FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big-game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only, and access to Roselund Unit is day use only. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: DEL NORTE) — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Four SWA parcels along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs: JACKSON PARCEL: Walk-in access along Prehm Road, 0.25 miles S of Glenwood's Airport Center Rd. For coldwater fishing access. WESTBANK PARCEL: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. BURRY PARCEL: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GIANINETTI PARCEL: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 43 acres RESTRICTIONS:harde a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206. Go 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. 24 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ ROEBER SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May 1 through last day of annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then go 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs. Turn W on Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from established parking area. b. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. c. Dam, area near caretaker’s house and north side of reservoir closed as posted. d. Camping, dogs, fires, water contact activities, ice fishing, discharge of firearms prohibited. e. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 miles. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, and only from high waterline to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field. Go E on Runyon Field Rd. for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 444 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from tail. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 miles W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, NEW fires, hunting prohibited. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only with shotguns with birdshot or bows. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,202 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. Horses prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W for 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles, then go N for 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big-game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone NEW age 16 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or the new Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass to access this property, and all other SWAs. a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. b. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. c. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: APPLEBAUGH) — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SAPINERO SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of 75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, nonmotor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, float tubes prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S for 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 1 mile to CR 11, then go S for 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11. Go 3 miles S to CR 11A, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Access by foot only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk, and only with hunting permit obtained by separate draw for Sharptail Ridge SWA. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. d. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, target practice prohibited. b. Hunting allowed with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post areaspecific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — BACA, LAS ANIMAS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,139 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas (only 5 parking areas). d. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar, 719-3366600, or by calling local officer at 719980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, then continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing 26 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 miles E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. NOTE: Camping not allowed. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, 1.4 miles N to CR 66 then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 135 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open for public access July 16–Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.– Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted to provide resting areas for wintering waterfowl. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF. Go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with bows or shotguns with birdshot. d. Target practice prohibited, except with bows on designated archery range. e. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. f. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N for 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Road). GMU: 20 �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. NOTE: Road closed when USFS closes the gate (Dec. 1). Road open only during all big-game seasons until this date. NOTE: OHVs, dirt bikes must be trailered until on USFS land. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires only in designated areas. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. f. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and state and federal holidays. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. g. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. h. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs, Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. i. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. AUGMENTATION PONDS: a. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark goose season. b. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. c. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one submission. d. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunting regulations. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station during light goose conservation order season. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, go 1 mile W to CR 7 then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. Walk-in access only. c. Deer, waterfowl and small-game hunting only. d. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shot-shells or by falconry only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. h. Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, deer hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations may be made up to 45 days before the start of the season that the reservation is being made for. Deer hunters may only access the property during the dates/hunt the area specified on their reservation. Deer hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. continued on next page 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS i. Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge. Go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed to all public access other than fishing from end of waterfowl season through June 30. Open for public fishing access year-round. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. 28 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular dark goose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. ▶ TWENTY MILE POND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection on Hwy. 40 and CR 27, travel S on CR 27 for 5.6 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 11 acres FISHING: Open for fishing only. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119). Go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 / 96 acres FISHING: coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset, with access from designated parking area only. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Boating prohibited except float tubes or hand-propelled craft. ▶ TWO BUTTES RES. SWA — BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (CABIN CREEK & LOST CANYON UNITS) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18. Go 0.5 miles W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ WALKER SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50. Turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater �WILDLIFE AREAS RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. f. NEW Launching of any vessel or singlecompartment air- or gas-filled flotation device prohibited on stretch of the Cache La Poudre River that runs through the property. g. NEW Access to fish passage structure (on NE side of the property) prohibited. h. NEW Fishing from walls of fish passage or fishing in fish passage prohibited. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. c. Public access permitted April 1–30 only, except during second full week (Sun. through Sun.) of April when public access is prohibited. Public access also prohibited at all other times. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Public access only for licensed hunters or members of hunting party and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and state and federal holidays. c. Hunters may only access property by parking in designated, numbered parking spot inside parking lot. Parking along access road or Weld CR 394 prohibited. d. Camping, fires, target practice, horses, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. f. Hunting in inflow or outflow channels prohibited. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — LARIMER, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and state and federal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except hand-propelled craft to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privatelyowned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; nonpotable water only; rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day– Dec. 31 b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range open for public access from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. ▶ WHEELER SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd., and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: For upland hunting and angler access, go to Riverview angler access parking lot off N entrance to Philips Riverview. Carry-in boat access available. Walk-in angler access also available from Rio Grande trail. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 487 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 a.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: S of Lake City, travel S on Hwy. 149, turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area limited to one point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Camping, fires, dogs, pets prohibited. d. Fishing by artificial flies only, and allowed only on Lake Fork of Gunnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek, then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 / 3,719 FISHING: Illinois River RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only permitted from designated parking areas. Access by foot and horseback only. b. Fishing by artificial flies and lures only. Possession limit is 2 fish. c. Limited access permits for big-game hunting may be obtained by contacting CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center at 970870-2197. Permits are available for elk, pronghorn and moose hunting only. Hunters may only access property during the dates specified on their limited access permit. To obtain a limited access permit, hunters must already have a biggame license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on property. Limited access permits valid starting the first day of the season on the license. Hunters with limited access permit may have up to 2 non-hunting companions. Access by hunters with a limited access permit prohibited from 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset, except that when an animal has been harvested, the successful hunter and their non-hunting companion(s) are allowed to remain as long as necessary to remove it. The non-hunting companion(s) must have a valid hunting or fishing license, NEW or a Colorado State Wildlife Area Pass, if age 16 or older. d. Hunting not allowed in safety zone. e. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, target shooting, building blinds prohibited. Get Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 80 years, it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt, and the annual hunting and fishing guides offer a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe, call 1-800-417-8986 Or visit cpwshop.com/subscription.page 30 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receives no tax dollars. ▶ The State Trust Lands Public Access Program includes 971,335 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildlife-related activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Public Access Program are open for public access. ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 225,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approx. 37,000 jobs in those communities. ▶ We have more than doubled the number of acres in the Public Access Program in the last 3 years. 198,262 additional acres of trust land have been added to the PAP this year! See the property details on pages 32–56 and go online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: slb.colorado.gov State trust lands, such as Agua Ramon STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON LANDS IN THIS PROGRAM? Lands enrolled in the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are open to hunting and fishing only, and where specifically authorized, wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildliferelated recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES Everyone age NEW 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land (STL). NEW See pages 1 and 3 for the requirements to access state wildlife areas (SWAs). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON STLs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. Public access on state trust lands is restricted to hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife activity. E-bikes are only allowed for use on designated roads when being used for these activities. ACT RESPONSIBLY Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Land Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. See page 3 of the SWA section for boat regulations. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: ▶ Open to hunting, fishing only and, where specifically authorized, wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and non-wildlife-related use prohibited. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING AND FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a State Trust Land Public Access Program property for more than 14 days in a 45-day period. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS Everyone age NEW 16 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land. ▶Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ 63 RANCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,635 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ ADELAIDE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, take Hwy. 50 E to CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Go N on CR 67 for 15 miles. Access to STL across BLM land, SW from CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 1 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S for 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 2,893 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ AGUA RAMON — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go 0.3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESS #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. ACCESS #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack for 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD 32 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ ALKALI ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go S on Hwy. 109 for 8 miles to USFS Rd. 2195. Go E on USFS Rd. 2195 for 3 miles to arrive at SW corner. For next mile to E of USFS Rd. 2195 is S boundary. Boundary stops at intersection of USFS Rd. 2195 and USFS Rd. 2195.G, which goes S. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ ALTA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.1 miles to BLM Rd. 5031A (Alta Lake Rd.). Go E for 0.5 miles to end of road. Property located 250 yards S. Walk-in access across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ AMERICAN GULCH — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, take Lariat Rd. W for 5 miles to BLM Rd. (Lower Nicomodes Rd. 272). Go NW for 3 miles to BLM Rd. 5120Ua (Fata Morgana Rd.). Go S for 5 miles to Rim Rock Rd. Turn W on BLM Rd. 5120Tb. Go W for 0.5 miles to end of road. The property is located 0.5 miles S. Walk-in access through Forest Service land. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. NEW ▶ ANTELOPE FLATS — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of I-76 and Hwy. 52 at Wiggins, go S on Hwy. 52 for 12 miles to CR F. Go E on CR F for 4 miles to CR 10. Drive S on CR 10 for 2 miles to first parking lot at intersection of CR 10 and CR C. Access to second parking lot is 1 mile E on CR C from first parking lot, then 1 mile S on CR 11. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 5,000 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ ANTELOPE TANK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Head E from Kim. Access through USFS Rd. 2389, N of Hwy. 160. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ANTERO — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 11,060 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, then go E for 18.5 miles. Go S on CR 77 for 7 miles, then go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ▶ ARROWHEAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep ▶ ATWOOD — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ AUBURY CREEK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, turn W on CR C3/10, then turn N on USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, pheasant, quail, rabbit NEW ▶ BADGER BASIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go W on Hwy. 24. Property directly N of Hartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. FISHING: Year-round on Fourmile Creek. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W for 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / NEW 3,799 acres OPEN: LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1–end of Feb. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited ▶ BADGER FLATS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. ACCESS #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. ACCESS #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ BADITO — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 15 miles NW. Go S on CR 520 for 2.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BAKERS PEAK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W for 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. ▶ BAKING POWDER RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 for approx. 29 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / NEW 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACTS 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ BEAR CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, take Moore St./CR 358 E for 6.6 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ BEAR GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey ▶ BEAVER BROOK — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From I-70, go S on Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. for 2.7 miles to intersection with Pat Creek Rd. Access point at USFS gate on Pat Creek Rd. ACCESS #2: From Evergreen, go 3.5 miles W on Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) to intersection with Old Squaw Pass Rd. Access point to N of Squaw Pass Rd. at USFS gate. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N approx. 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth/mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth/mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and manmade structures. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ BEECHER ISLAND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 5 miles, then turn left onto CR 30 and drive 1.3 miles. Turn right onto CR JJ and go 2.8 miles. Turn left onto CR 27 and go 0.7 miles. Take a slight right onto CR KK and go 5.6 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles W on CR 7 to CR 92. Go N for 2.4 miles on CR 92. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W for 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 3,048 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing on Little Snake River. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Portable hunting blinds only. NEW ▶ BIG SPRINGS — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ellicott: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 1.4 miles. Parking lot on W side of Baggett Rd. PARKING AREA 2: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 1.9 miles. Turn N onto Baggett Rd. for 3 miles. Turn E onto Big Springs Rd. for 3.5 miles. Parking area on S side of Big Springs Rd. PARKING AREA 3: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 7 miles. Turn N onto Calhan Hwy. for 1.6 miles. Parking area on E side of Calhan Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 8,601 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BLACK HAWK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. 34 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Go W for 0.5 miles to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek NEW ▶ BLACK WOLF CREEK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 11 miles to parking area on W side. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BLOOM HILLS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 15 miles to USFS Rd. 2112. NORTH PROPERTY ACCESS: Take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S to USFS Rd. 2112.D. Take 2112.D until it ends. STL just past road. SOUTH PROPERTY ACCESS: From Hyw. 50, take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S of USFS Rd. 2112.D intersection to USFS Rd. 2112.F. Take USFS Rd. 2112.F for 0.5 miles W. Property N along 2112.F. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 676 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BLUE LAKE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, head N on Hwy. 50. Cross Hwy. 50 bridge over Arkansas River, then take Hwy. 194 exit. Travel 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 194, then turn N onto CR 10.5. Travel N for 0.5 miles, then turn W onto CR HH.5 and travel 0.5 miles W. Turn N onto CR 10, then travel N for approx. 6 miles until you reach S border of STL. GMU/ACRES: 125 / NEW 60,323 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing; Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31 on Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. c. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ BLUE SPRING — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ BONNY CREEK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 approx. 17 miles to CR 0. Go E on CR 0 for 6 miles to CR LL.5. Go N on CR LL.5 for 4 miles and turn E on CR 4. Go E on CR 4 for 3 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, turkey, rabbit, pheasant, dove ▶ BOSTON FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW for 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL is N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1– end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX CREEK — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, then turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX ELDER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, then go W for 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ BRAMMER — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: Head N on Hwy. 71 from Synder for approx. 6 miles. Turn E on CR Ee for approx. 5 miles. Parking lot will be at intersection of CR Ee and CR 34. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 2,918 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ BRAVO — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E for approx. 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / NEW 107 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rush, CO: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 8 miles to CR 7. Go S on CR 7 for 2 miles to CR X. Go W on CR X for 0.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 2: From Parking Area 1, go E on CR X for 2.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 3: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go E on CR J for 1.6 miles to parking area on S side of CR J. PARKING AREA 4: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 2.8 miles to CR 2. Go S on CR 2 for 10 miles to CR N. Go E on CR N for 1.9 miles to parking area on N/NE side of CR N. PARKING AREA 5: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR11. Go S on CR11 for 6.1 miles to roadside parking area on W side of CR11. PARKING AREA 6: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles, until CR 11 turns into CR M, to roadside parking area on SE corner of CR 11 and CR M. PARKING AREA 7: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go E on CR J for 4.5 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR J. PARKING AREA 8: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 4.9 miles to CR G. Go E on CR G for 2 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR G. GMU/ACRES: 119 / NEW 49,596 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game, except for bobcat, coyote, black-tailed prairie dog, rattlesnake, snapping turtle, badger, swift fox, muskrat, raccoon RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. b. NEW Parking allowed in designated areas only. c. NEW Overnight parking, camping prohibited. NEW ▶ BRIGGSDALE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: SECTIONS 5 & 8: Go 3 miles N of Briggsdale on CR 77 to USFS Trail 96. Property is W of CR 77 and both sides of USFS Trail 96 for 1 mile. SECTION 16: Go 6 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 65, then 1 mile N on CR 65 to CR 96. Property is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,855 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ BROWNS PARK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take CR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on unmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, or 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,305 OPEN: Open year-round HUNTING: Year-round for big game and small game hunting, during open seasons only. FISHING: Open year-round for fishing on Green River. ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Penrose, go 1.5 miles N to CR 123, then go W on CR 123 for 0.7 miles to designated parking area. Additional parking area located on CR 127, 1 mile N of CR 123. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 1,398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ▶ BUCKWATER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 5.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, sage-grouse, small game ▶ BUFFALO GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 2 miles. Turn onto CR 53 and go S for 8.9 miles. Turn onto Eufaula Trail and go E for 1.3 miles. Turn onto Hutke Rd. and go N for 0.8 miles. Turn onto Keechi Rd. and go E for 1.5 miles. Keechi Rd. becomes Dog Chief Trail. Access point at corner of Dog Chief Trail and Cahokia Rd. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BULL CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 161. Turn W onto CR 161. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM land. STL surrounded by BLM Bull Canyon wilderness study area. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N for 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. ▶ BULL PASTURE — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 10.5 miles to CR 13. Go approx. 0.75 miles S of Hwy. 350 on CR 13. Property W of CR 13 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BURCHFIELD — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BURNS CANYON — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Johnson Village, go E for 1 mile to CR 301. Head S on CR 301 for approx. 2.8 miles to CR 300. Turn left onto CR 300 and continue for 2.5 miles to Ruby Mountain Campground. Access USFS Rd. 300 to 300A. Head W on 300A to USFS trail 1423. NOTE: 4WD vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 57 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, coyote, rabbit, bobcat, fox 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS NEW ▶ BURRO SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita: 1. Go N on CR 42 for 2.3 miles. 2. Go W on CR 41G for 4.5 miles. From Saguache: Go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go W on CR T for 2 miles to CR 44.8. Go S on CR 44.8 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 28,905 acres OPEN: May 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Collection of shed antlers, shed horns, or antlers or horns naturally attached to skull plates allowed May. 1–Dec. 31 only. b. During big-game season only, public access allowed from one and a half hours before sunrise to one and a half hours after sunset. Public access allowed from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset during all other times. c. Motorized vehicle use restricted to designated roads. Use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) to retrieve big game prohibited. d. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BUSTOS FLAT — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7 miles E. Go S on CR 210. Continue straight on CR 211. Property approx. 3 miles from Hwy. 10. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ CARRICA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, get onto Hwy. 109. Take Hwy. 109 for 3 blocks S to 6th St. in La Junta, then go E on 6th St. 6th St. turns into CR AA. Take CR AA for 4 miles to CR 35. Go S for 7 miles on CR 35. CR 35 turns into CR T for 1 mile going E. CR T turns into CR 36 going S. Take CR 36 for 3 miles. STL is E of CR 36 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CARTER CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. 36 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ CARTER PLACE — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E for 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141, then turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road and turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 approx. 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ CEDARS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23 and go approx. 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. NEW ▶ CHIQUITO PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Colo. 15 to CR FF. Go W on CR FF/USFS Rd. 250 for 7.7 miles to BLM Rd. 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. Go E on BLM 5080/Chaquita Peak Rd. for approx. 2.5 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CHUBB PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW for 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. ▶ CIMARRON RIVER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 8 miles to property. Property along Oklahoma state line. Park on CR 45 to access property. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 519 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CITADEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth/mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ▶ COAL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1509. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509 and go approx. 3.4 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ COAL RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rangely, go E on Hwy. 64. At CR 73 turn N and go to CR 78. At CR 78 turn N and go approx. 1.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ CODY PARK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N for 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel �TRUST LANDS ▶ COHAGEN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S for 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or, from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. NEW ▶ COPPER GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 14 miles. Turn left on Copper Gulch Rd. and go 13 miles, then turn W on Gulch Rd. Parking area on W side of intersection of Burro Back Ct. and Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, coyote, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak, or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, then N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E for 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N for 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ CROOKED ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10, then take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles NE to CR 21. Take CR 21 approx. 4 miles S to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.75 miles E to CR 21.75. Take CR 21.75 approx. 2.25 miles S to property (21.75 becomes 21.9). Property goes for 1 mile S to intersection of CR K. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CROOKED TOP — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43 and go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ CROW VALLEY — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: SECTION 24 (8N 64W): Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57. From USFS parking area at Hwy. 14 and CR 57, walk 1 mile E to property. SECTION 36 (9N 62W): Go 4 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 69, then go 4−5 miles N on CR 69. Walk 1 mile E to W border of property. SECTION 36 (9N 64W): Go 8 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 61, then go 3 miles N on CR 61 to CR 96. Walk 1 mile N to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 approx. 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S for 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until left fork onto twotrack dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles, following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DALEY GULCH — SAGUACHE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from Hwy. barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ DAVID CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.I. Take USFS Rd. 2200.I approx. 0.5 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ DEAD HORSE CREEK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 28T, then to BLM Rd. 1064, then to BLM Rd. 3132. Then go to BLM Rd. 1001, or take San Miguel CR 28T to BLM Rd. 1063. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ DEARFIELD — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, travel approx. 25 miles E to CR 386. N parking area located 0.3 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386. S parking area located approx. 1.2 miles S of Hwy. 34 on CR 386, just before cattle guard. From Wiggins, travel approx. 13.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 386. From Roggen, travel approx. 1.3 miles E to CR 386. S parking area approx. 8.5 miles N of I-76 on CR 386, just past cattle guard. N parking lot located approx. 9.5 miles N of I-76 on CR 386. continued on next page 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ DEER HAVEN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey ▶ DELMONICA GULCH — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go N on Hwy. 91 for 8 miles. Use parking area on N of Hwy. 91 at Chalk Creek pulloff. Access through BLM W of parking area. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, coyote, rabbit ▶ DICK’S PEAK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 491 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT VALLEY — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q for 10.5 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 70, 711 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ DIXIE BLUFFS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 11 miles to CR P to E and USFS Rd. 2175.A to W. CR P on N boundary for approx. 0.33 miles to E. USFS Rd. 2175.A on 38 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS N boundary for approx. 0.75 miles to W. Hwy. 109 goes through in a diagonal, going SSE almost to S border. Take USFS Rd. 2175.A for 1 mile W to USFS Rd. 2175.B. Take USFS Rd. 2175.B for approx. 1 mile S to USFS Rd. 2175. Take USFS Rd. 2175 for approx. 0.66 miles E to SW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 130, 135 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ DOBBINS SPRING — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go W on CR 14 to BLM Rd. 1514. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1514 and go 0.10 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 1.9 miles to edge of property. CR 10 bisects property. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ▶ DRY CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ DUCK CREEK — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 approx. 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution must be taken while hunting when cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School, then go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ EAST ALAMOSA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go E on Hwy. 160 for 2.4 miles to El Rancho Ln. Go S on El Rancho Ln. for 0.7 miles to CR 8S. Go E on CR 8 S for 3.1 miles to S116 Rd. Go S on S116 Rd. for 1.9 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey NEW ▶ EAST BEND — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sanford, go E on CR V for 3.6 miles to BLM land. Access property across adjoining BLM land by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ EAST BOONE DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 22.2 miles W on Hwy. 318 to adjacent BLM property. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ EAST CARRIZO CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W along Hwy. 160. Go S on CR 220, then turn E on CR 30. Park at Sikes parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,794 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse �TRUST LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along E fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ EASTMAN BASIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57, then go 9 miles N on CR 57 to CR 108. Then: SECTIONS 30 & 32 (10N 63W), SECTION 36 (10N 64W): Go 1 mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 2 miles N on CR 59. Walk 1.5 miles E/NE to Section 30 property. Walk 2.2 miles E to Section 32 property. Section 36 property is on E side of CR 59. SECTION 10 (10N 64W): Go 1 mile E on CR 108 to CR 59, then go 6 miles N on CR 59 to CR 120. Go 1−2 miles W on 120; property is on S side of CR 120. SECTION 16 (10N 64W): Go 2 miles W on CR 108 to CR 53, then go 3 miles N on CR 53 to USFS Trail 53. Go 1 mile farther N on USFS Trail 53 to SW corner of property. SECTION 36 (10N 65W): Go 4 miles W on CR 108 to CR 49, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 49. Property is W and adjacent to CR 49. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 2,681 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ EAST TIMPAS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 1 mile E. Property on N side of CR N for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ECKLUND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 4.8 miles. Turn E on CR 30 and continue 6 miles before turning S on CR PP. Continue 1.8 miles and turn E on CR 28. Follow curve S onto CR RR and continue 6.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ EDLER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: Head S from Springfield along Hwy. 287. Turn W on CR M, then N on CR 20. Park on USFS road and walk onto property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS 1: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 12 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 2: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 13.5 miles. Continue straight onto CR 92 for 2.5 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 17 miles. STL crosses CR on E and W. GMU/ACRES: 58, 581 / 2,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E approx. 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: Camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from parking lot only. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FLAGLER — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Seibert, go W on CR V for 2 miles to jog in road. Continue W on CR V for 1 mile. Go N on CR 12 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N for 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLORENCE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, then go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. ▶ FLY GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 460 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. NEW ▶ FLYING A — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, head E on Hwy. 50 until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 29,057 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ FORD BRIDGE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ FORTIFICATION — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: Day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FOSTER GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, turn S on Hwy. 69 and travel approx. 14 miles to property parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 84, 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FOURMILE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on CR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. for big game and small game hunting only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motorized vehicles off CR prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ GALLEGOS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Romeo, go S on Hwy. 285 for appox. 2 miles to CR L. Go W for 2 miles to CR 12. Property is on NW corner of CR L and 12. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove 40 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW ▶ GEARY CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles N on CR 77 from Briggsdale to CR 114, then go 4 miles W on CR 114 to CR 69. Go 1−2 miles N on CR 69. Property's E boundary is W of and adjacent to CR 69. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ GERRARD — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ GODIVA RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 approx. 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S for 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch for 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ GRASSY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S for 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse ▶ GREASEWOOD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then N on CR 21 to CR 42. Then go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, then go N for 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118, then go N on CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on Bighorn Dr. (formerly CR 520.1); enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL for 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote ▶ HAIGHT — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 5 miles W to CR 12, then take CR 12 approx. 3 miles S to CR K. Take CR K 1.5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2107 and then take USFS Rd. 2107 approx. 0.5 miles W to intersection of USFS Rd. 2107 and USFS Rd. 2104.A. USFS Rd. 2107 goes 1 mile along S boundary of property. USFS Rd. 2104.A goes N for 1 mile along E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ HAMILTON MESA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Colo. 145 and 141, go S on Hwy. 141 for 13 miles to CR U29 E. Go E on CR U29 E for 2.1 miles to CR 31U. Go S/SE on CR 31U for 2 miles to CR S31. GO E on CR S31/BLM two-track for 0.5 miles. Access to STL is by foot or horseback S across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ HARTSEL — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT A: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for approx. 0.5 miles. Property is on W side of Hwy. TRACT B: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 1.5 miles, then left on Cold Row Rd. for 0.5 miles to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 380 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ HARTSEL SOUTH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 5.5 miles. STL is W of Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,788 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ HAY GULCH OVERLOOK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 36. Go N on CR AA for 3.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ HIAWATHA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 31.5 miles W on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects the property. NOTE: CR 4 goes in and out of Wyoming. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL is N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ HIGH CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HIGHTOWER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to CR 85. Turn N onto CR 85 and go approx. 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HOMESTEAD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game ▶ HORSE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17. Go 6.3 miles on CR 17 to BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HOWARD CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ HUNGERFORD — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, head E on Hwy. 50 until 62nd lane. Take 62nd lane until Garnett Rd. Take Garnett Rd. E until Flying A Rd. intersection. Take Flying A Rd. S for approx. 2.25 miles to designated parking area. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 7,039 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ ILES GROVE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO WEST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. TO EAST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off N side of Hwy. 13 at mile post 71.5. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NOTE: There are no Dec. youth elk-hunting opportunities in GMU 12. Dec. elk hunting permitted in GMU 211 with appropriate license. ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W for 8 miles to CR 7. Go N for 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W for 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. ▶ IRON SPRINGS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 for 9 miles SW to CR 9, then take CR 9 approx. 0.5 miles S. CR 9 is W boundary of STL for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ JACK CANYON — OTERO CO. IMPORTANT: This property may have military munitions present, as it was once used for military live-fire training/testing. Please follow the three Rs of explosives safety while on the property: Recognize that munitions are dangerous; Retreat: Do not approach, touch or disturb it, and carefully leave the area; Report: Notify local law enforcement to advise of what you saw and where you saw it. For more information go to www.denix.osd.mil/ uxo/home DIRECTIONS: NORTH ENTRANCE: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.J. Take USFS Rd. 2200.J S for 0.25 miles to N boundary. USFS Rd. 2200.J provides access to 1.25 miles of boundary. SOUTH ENTRANCE: Take Hwy. 109 S from Hwy. 50 for approx. 18.5 miles to CR 804. Take CR 804 W approx. 4 miles to ranch road going W (CR 804 turns S). Take ranch road approx. 0.25 miles W to gate and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 7,564 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ JACK SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. Turn N onto CR 95 and go approx. 7.75 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ JACKS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. ▶ JUBB CREEK — MOFFAT CO. ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. ▶ JUMPING COW — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 10.7 miles to CR EE 38. Go 4.3 miles NW on CR EE 38. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33. Then go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ JIMMY CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E for 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approx. 6.5 miles to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE for 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E for 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted ▶ JOHNSON GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From E side of Silvercliffe, turn N on CR 255 from Hwy. 96. Travel N approx. 4 miles on CR 255, turn E on CR 254 and travel approx. 1 mile to property parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, small game, turkey 42 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA, and access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by special drawing permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a proper and valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. Applications due third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Open for permitted hunter access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ JUNIPER HOT SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 20.8 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Moffat CR 53. Turn S on CR 53 and go 3.9 miles to CR 74. Turn W on CR 74 and go 0.8 miles to parking lot at Yampa River State Park. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 493 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: Yampa River access ▶ KARNEY RANCH — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted to roads and parking lots. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. NEW ▶ KARVAL — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 94 and Hwy. 109, travel approx. 12 miles S. Parking lot is approx. 2 miles S of Karval SWA entrance. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ KELLER — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 2,160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, quail ▶ KEMP DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21, then go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. NEW ▶ KEOTA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 13 miles E of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 103, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 103. Property is W of and adjacent to CR 103. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove �TRUST LANDS ▶ KERBER CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.25 miles to CR LL56. Go W for 1.3 miles on CR LL56. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ KINNEY LAKE — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hugo, go approx. 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, swift fox, rabbit, doves, waterfowl ▶ KIRKWELL — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, then go W on CR M. Turn N on CR 8 to CR P property. Park at intersection. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ KLONDIKE BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 23R. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N for 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W for 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek ▶ LA JARA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands NEW ▶ LA JUNTA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 194 , turn W on CR HH. Property is located on S side of CR HH. Vehicles may park along CR HH to access the property; do not block CR HH. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 6,715 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — YUMA, KIT CARSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385. Then go 0.5 miles E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ LAS MESITAS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 8.2 miles W on Hwy. 17 to access point on S side of Hwy. 17. Or from Antonito, go 6.6 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Quinlan access (4x4) road on N side of Hwy. 17​to BLM Rd 5045.​ G​o​NW​approx. 2.5 miles ​on ​BLM Road 5045. Access by foot or horseback ​approx. 0.8 miles S across​adjoining​BLM​land​to N ​ boundary​ of ​property​. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ LAUGHLIN GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on CR Z for 4.8 miles to CR CC36. Go 1.4 miles W on CR CC36. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ LAZY D — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: NORTH SIDE: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go 1 mile S on CR 111 to CR 134. Go 2.5 miles E on CR 134 to NW corner of property. SOUTH SIDE: Go 16 miles E of Hereford on CR 136 to CR 111, then go 4 miles S on CR 111 to CR 128. Go 2 miles E on CR 128 to southcentral side of property. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 2,721 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner, or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver NEW ▶ LITTLE MUDDY — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go E on I-70 for 33 miles toward Byers. Exit onto US-36 E and turn left on N Main St. Continue NE until N Main St. feeds into Hwy. 36. Continue E for 13 miles. Turn left on Hank’s Crossing Rd. and continue N for 9 miles. Turn right on E 96th Ave. and go E for 4.4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 2,289 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, upland game birds NOTE: Access by foot only. Vehicle parking only in designated area, with a max. of 4 vehicles. CAUTION: Ongoing agricultural use in the area. Southern section of property requires fence crossing at your own risk. ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit ▶ LONE ROCK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W on Hwy. 160; turn N on Baca CR 2. Property on left side of road. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 646 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ LONE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on Hwy. 318 to CR 23. Turn W onto CR 23, then go approx. 3.6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 637 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ LOS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E for 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 approx. 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG approx. 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go approx. 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) for 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E for 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak for 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote NEW ▶ LOST CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Roggen Exit (exit 48) and go S on CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go W on CR 18 for 3 miles to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 1 mile to intersection of CR 67 and CR 20. Marked parking lot is approx. 0.25 miles N of intersection of CR 20 and CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders, shotguns and rimfire rifles only. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zones as posted. ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road for 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. For big-game hunters, motorized access allowed on two-track route N of Jackson CR 28, one mile to designated parking area. Big-game hunting access beyond parking area limited to foot or horseback only. b. For waterfowl and small-game hunters, motorized access to MacFarlane Res. allowed on designated two-track routes only. c. All other two-track roads closed to motorized travel. 44 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW ▶ MAITLAND — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 2 miles W on Hwy 69. Turn left onto CR 525, continue about 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey, dove ▶ MANHATTAN CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 27 miles to Livermore on Hwy. 287, then turn W on CR 74E and go 26 miles to Red Feather Lakes. Turn S on CR 69 and go 4.4 miles to USFS Rd. 509. Park near locked USFS gate at end of road and hike E. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, small game ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S then curves W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ MAVERICK FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 approx. 26.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn N onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.1 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS #1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 approx. 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS #2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CRs 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS #3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS #4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS #5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321, where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS #6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go W on CR 323 to parking area at W end of STL, on N side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ▶ MAYBELL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S, and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing.. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion of property W of CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441 / 724 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ McCOY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, deer, elk ▶ McKENNA PEAK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 or off Disappointment Creek Rd. near junction with Ryan Creek. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ MEADOW CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for hunting N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear, small game, turkey ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. NEW PROPERTY: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103). Walk S to access new property. GMU/ACRES: 181 / NEW 5,400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, moose, lion, dusky grouse, sage-grouse, coyote, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, fires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles, then go N for 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game ▶ MIDDLE PARK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. ▶ MIDDLE WOLF CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn right onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go approx. 6.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ MILK CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling for 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,955 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S for 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ MINER'S DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16W. Turn W onto CR 16W and go approx. 3.4 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MIRAGE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Head N out of Moffat on Hwy. 17 for 7 miles. Turn E onto CR AA. Travel E on CR AA for 5 miles to arrive on SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ MISHAK LAKES — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MOODY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: NW corner of Moonhill​SWA​ touches CR 129​on E side of road​about 13.5​ miles N​of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ​ Parking N of access in pullout on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. ▶ MOORE DRAW — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 2 miles to property. Property is 0.25 miles N of CR G on CR 45. Park on CR 45. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access by foot or horseback only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting only. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, sage grouse, dusky grouse ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. ▶ MORGAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ MORRISON CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E for 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 approx. 5 miles to STL. CR 15 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game only ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W for 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. 46 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ NORTH CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ NORTH DEVILS CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 16 miles SW to CR 801, then take CR 801 approx. 0.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 2111. Take USFS Rd. 2111 approx. 3 miles W to USFS Rd. 2111.G. USFS Rd. 2111 covers S boundary of property for 1 mile. USFS Rd. 2111.G goes approx. 0.2 miles N on E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ NORTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. ▶ NORTH SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 1.3 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ OIL WELL FLATS — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City on Hwy. 50, go 6.5 N on Field Ave. to CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) to BLM Rd. 5940. Stay on BLM Rd. 5940 for 1 mile to BLM Rd. 5490. Travel BLM Rd. 5490 for 1.5 Miles. STL a 500-yard hike E across BLM land to NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, bobcat, turkey, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ OLD MAN'S GULCH — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 3 miles to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. ALTERNATE ROUTE: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 6.5 miles to USFS Rd. 529. Take USFS Rd. 529 to USFS Rd. 529.1 (approx. 1.5 miles), then USFS Rd. 529.1 to USFS Rd. 529.2a. Take USFS Rd. 529.2a to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. NOTE: 4WD or OHV vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 44 / 692 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, then turn left onto CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660 and go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ ORCHARD — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM KERSEY: Go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on CR 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 6 miles to CR 52. Go E from intersection for 3 miles to N parking area. FROM ORCHARD: Go N on Washington Ave. to Morgan CR X. Go W on CR X for 2 miles to CR 0. Go N on CR 0 for 1 mile to CR Y. Go W on CR Y for 0.5 miles to S parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl NEW ▶ ORITZ — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, at Hwy. 17 and Hwy. 285, go 0.3 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR 12.5. Go SW for 1.2 miles to CR E.5. Go W on CR E.5 for 0.3 miles to two-track road. Go SW 5.3 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E for 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E for 9 miles to CR 25. Go S for 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E for 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OXBOW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth/mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the CPW Area Office in Craig at 970-824-3046. ▶ PACKERS GAP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 7 miles W to CR 25. Intersection of CR 25 and USFS Rd. 2200 at NE corner of property. Next 1 mile S on CR 25 is E boundary of property. At SE corner is intersection of CR 25 and CR G. First 1 mile W on CR G is S boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ PARKDALE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game ▶ PASS CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E for 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. NEW ▶ PAWNEE COAL CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 10 miles W of Briggsdale on Hwy. 14 to CR 57, then go 1−2 miles N on CR 57. Property is E of and partly adjacent to CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 440 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, at intersection of Hwy. 14 and Ball Park Rd.: 1. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 10 miles to CR 17. Go N on CR 17 for 2.8 miles to parking area on E side of CR 17. 2. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 6 miles to CR 25. Go N on CR 25 for 2 miles to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 1.5 miles to CR 21.5. Go N on CR 21.5 for 0.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 21.5. 3. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 2 miles to parking area where CR 21 dead ends. 4. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 1 mile to CR 30. Go W on CR 30 for 0.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 89 / 2,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ PECK MESA — MOFFAT CO. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N for 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W for 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N for 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. NEW ▶ PINE ARROYO — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 10 to CR 120. Take CR 120 for 10.5 miles N. Turn right (E) at T intersection on CR 122. After 3 miles, turn left (N) to continue on CR 122. Go 1 mile to reach the property. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W for 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S approx. 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear, turkey DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go approx. 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, then go SE for 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ PINON RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ POINT OF ROCKS — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From the Barnesville intersection of CR 61 and CR 68, go 8−9 miles E on CR 68 to property, located on N side of CR 68. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ POISON SPYDER — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088. Go 2 miles NW, then turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ POITREY CANYON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Travel S out of Kim on Hwy. 160. Highway curves to W. Travel W for 6 miles to CR 173 and turn N. Travel N on CR 173 for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ POITREY CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, go W on Hwy. 160, then turn S on CR 179. Property to E. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ POLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, then go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit 48 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ POUDRE RIVER — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,760 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. ▶ POWDER WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 4.4 miles E on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ▶ PROSPECT — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approx. 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 approx. 4 miles to parking area on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through designated parking only. ▶ PTARMIGAN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. NEW ▶ PUNCHE VALLEY — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles E on CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE then S for 7.8 miles on CR F to BLM land. Access by foot or horseback 1 mile E across adjoining BLM land to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit NEW ▶ PUNKIN CENTER — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Punkin Center: PARKING AREA 1: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go E on CR T for 1.8 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR T. PARKING AREA 2: Go S on Hwy. 71 for 7 miles to CR T. Go E on CR T for 3.1 miles to roadside parking area on N side of CR T. GMU/ACRES: 114 / 5,444 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ QUEENS — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads: PARKING AREAS 1 & 2: Take Hwy. 287 S for 10.5 miles. Parking area 1 on E side of Hwy. 287. Parking area 2 on W side of Hwy. 287. PARKING AREA 3: Take Hwy. 287 S for 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127 / NEW 38,352 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N for 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ RABBIT EARS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N for 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, continue W to mile marker 4.4; lot on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. NEW ▶ RAILROAD GULCH — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hecla Jct. trailhead on the Arkansas River, walk Hecla Jct. trail to the terminus near Seidel’s Suckhole Rapid. Cross river and follow Railroad Gulch for 1.25 miles E to N end of property. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 369 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ RATTLESNAKE — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 10 to CR 120. Take CR 120 N for 8.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ RED CANYON — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take twotrack road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ▶ RED LION RANCH — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1 and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: WEST ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E and turn N onto CR 22. Go approx. 0.3 miles N. Parking area on E side of road. EAST ACCESS: From Kremmling, head E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 187.5. Parking area on N side of highway. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 623 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RED ROCK — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 about 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350, then take Hwy. 350 approx. 5 miles SW to CR 13. Take CR 13 approx. 6.5 miles S to USFS Rd. 2114, then take USFS Rd. 2114 approx. 0.25 miles W (will be N of NE corner; can travel another 0.75 miles W and be on USFS land, N of property). Property approx. 1 mile to S. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RED WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to BLM Rd. 1620. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1620 and go to dead end of road. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ RESERVOIR DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 8.5 miles W on CR 4 to intersection of CR 4 and CR 66. Property N of CR 4. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ RIDGE ROAD — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game NEW ▶ ROBINSON CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 4 miles N on Hwy. 85 from Nunn to CR 108, then go 6 miles E on CR 108. Walk 1 mile S to NW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ ROBINSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 17.2 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 160 yards; take the first right turn. Recommended to have an ATV or capable 4WD vehicle from here. Go approx. 2.5 miles, turn W and travel approx. 0.6 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ ROCK CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, head N for 0.75 miles, then turn E on CR 57 and continue for 1.25 miles. Turn E on BLM 5345 (Raspberry Gulch Rd.), then immediately turn N on BLM 5350 (North Rock Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.75 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ROCK FALL — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hyw. 50 in La Junta. take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 25 S for 6 miles to CR B. Take CR B W for 2 miles to USFS Rd. 2164 (CR B curves toward S by intersection). Take USFS Rd. 2164 approx. 2 miles NW to intersection with USFS Rd. 2164.F. Take USFS Rd. 2164.F approx. 0.75 miles N. USFS Rd. 2164.F goes through SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ ROMEO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Romeo: 1: Go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 2.9 miles, then continue W on CR P (BLM 5055: Cinder Pits) and access property from the S, across adjoining BLM land. 2: Go N on Hwy. 285 for 2.1 miles to CR R. Go W on CR R for 3.1 miles, then continue W on BLM 5060: Capulin Peak and access STL from the N across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ ROSENER — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, take Morgan CR 19 (Sherman St. in Fort Morgan) S out of town for approx. 11 miles. Turn W onto CR F. Go approx. 5 miles to CR 14 and turn S. Go approx. 1.5 miles to parking lot located on E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 634 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove ▶ ROSITA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E for 6 miles on CR 328. Go S for 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Discharge of firearms is restricted to hunting with muzzleloaders and shotguns only. 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ ROUND TOP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.5 miles W to CR 16.5. Take CR 16.5 N to USFS Rd. 2124.B, then take USFS Rd. 2124.B approx. 5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2124. Take USFS Rd. 2124 approx. 1 mile N to property. USFS Rd. 2124 goes N through property, meets USFS Rd. 2120 near N boundary. Take USFS Rd. 2120 S through property, or N then E to CR 17. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ RUSSELL CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: From Saguache, go 8.5 miles S to CR R, then turn E and go 2.5 miles. PARCEL 2: From Saguache, go 6.5 miles S to CR T, then turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Turn S and go 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ RYE SLOUGH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 8,973 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear ▶ SAGE CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S for 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAINT CHARLES — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. Access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 128 / NEW 14,213 acres 50 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. ▶ SAKARIASON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W for 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. NEW ▶ SAN ANTONITO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 8.9 miles on CR G to CR 21. Go NW for 1.4 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: coyote, rabbit ▶ SAND ARROYO — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vilas, take CR 36 S to CR X. Property located to NE of intersection. Park on CR 36 or CR X to access property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SAND CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head W on Hwy. 160, then travel S on CR 8. Turn on USFS Rd. 2360D and follow to edge of property. Park on USFS Rd. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 miles S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAND CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E for 1 mile, then take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 approx. 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 approx. 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N approx. 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 3 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 approx. 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A approx. 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. approx. 3 miles. STL is 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on two-track road and go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote �TRUST LANDS ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mosca, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 17 to Lane 6 N, then 7.5 miles E to San Luis Lakes SWA. Access to STL from San Luis Lakes SWA parking lot only. Cross over to STL via gates on W side of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 1,300 acres OPEN: July 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback from San Luis Lakes SWA only. b. Bicycles prohibited. c. Game carts allowed. ▶ SAVORY EAST — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, take Hwy. 160, then turn N on Baca CR 0 to parking lot on forest service allotment. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 2.4 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S for 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey ▶ SETTLEMENT — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. To access property, go E from there 0.5 miles. Road turns S, then back E, which turns into mile marker 5/10. Go to intersection and turn S on CR 40, then go S for 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ SEVENMILE RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 6.3 miles. Property 2 miles to W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SHAW CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ SHEEPHEAD BASIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 28.2 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn N on CR 46. Go 1.1 miles on CR 46. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶SHEEPHERDER SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 7.6 miles to CR 126. Continue N on CR 126 for 1.9 miles. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SHELF ROAD — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cripple Creek, take CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SIKES RANCH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. NEW ▶ SIMMONS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, then turn E onto CR 22 and continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. Access to property from Simmons SWA parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dove ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SIXTEEN DITCH — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From 6th and Main St. in Walden, travel 0.6 miles S to CR 12W. Go 4.3 miles W on 12W to CR 33. Take CR 33 N approx. 2.3 miles; SE corner of STL approx. 250 yards W of CR 33. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit ▶ SKULL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 639 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40 and turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ SNYDER PRAIRIE — WASHINGTON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Otis, take Hwy. 61 S approx. 10 miles. Turn E on CR 30. Go approx. 2 miles; parking area on N side. Another parking area farther down CR 30, also on N side. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 11,842 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove, waterfowl 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ SOUTH 80 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 4.4 miles to CR 9. Then turn S on CR 9 and go 6.6 miles to CR 118. Turn E on CR 118 and go 1.7 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 80 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W for 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN — KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 2,411 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds NEW ▶ SOUTH FORK SPRING CANYON — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 36. Continue W on CR 9 for 2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SOUTH GARDNER — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 NW towards Gardner. Pass through Gardner, then go W on CR 550. Turn S immediately on CR 560. Continue straight on CR 540. Property approx. 2 miles from CR 550. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W for 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse NOTE: Road access is currently closed. Access by foot or ATV only through USFS land to the S. NEW ▶ SOUTH MOUNTAIN — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q to CR 29 (USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd.). Go S on CR 29/USFS Rd. 240/Ryman Creek Rd. for approx. 3 miles. Park along USFS Rd. 240 (Ryman Creek Rd.). Hike or horseback E approx. 5.5 miles across USFS and BLM lands to property. 52 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, rabbit ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N for 11 miles to CR 7 and head N for 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W for 9 miles to CR 66 and head S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. ▶ SOUTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM NEW RAYMER: WEST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM STONEHAM: WEST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM FORT MORGAN: WEST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 1,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ SOUTH PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 7.3 miles E on CR G to CR F (Punche Valley Rd.). Go SE 3.5 miles on CR F to STL access road on S side of CR F. Access to other parts of property in Sections 35, 34, 33 and 32 to W of Section 36 is across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit NEW ▶ SOUTH ROGGEN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Roggen exit (exit 48) and head S on CR 73 for 3.5 miles to CR 18. Go E on CR 18 for 2 miles to CR 77. From intersection of CR 18 and CR 77, go N on access road for 1 mile to marked parking lot on E side of access road. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SPENCER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to SH 40A. Turn E onto SH 40A and go approx. 1.8 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SPINNEY — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 2.5 miles. STL is S of Hwy. 24. ACCESS #2: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4.5 miles. Turn N on CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL is W of CR 15. ACCESS #3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 5.5 miles. STL is N of CR 59. ACCESS #4: From Spinney Mountain State Park or Spinney Mountain SWA, hike W or S respectively. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 4,674 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080 that goes to STL. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 14.8 miles to CR 41G. Go S for 4.1 miles to USFS Rd. 708. Go NW for 1.6 miles on USFS Rd. 708. Park at old USFS road/trail. Walk N 0.6 miles on old road to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SPRING VALLEY — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 for approx. 14 miles to CR Nn. Go W on CR Nn to CR 45, which turns S. Go S on CR 45 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ STATE LINE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. �TRUST LANDS ▶ STEEL CANYON — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 approx. 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks. Go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. ▶ STERLING PRAIRIE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E. There are several parking areas along Hwy. 6, the first approx. 6 miles E of interstate, and the second approx. 9 miles E of interstate. WEST SIDE PARKING: Go SE on Hwy. 61 approx. 3.5 miles to parking area. Or take Hwy. 61 S to Logan CR 24.8 and turn right. Veer left onto Logan CR 47. Go approx. 3 miles to parking area on W side of road. EAST SIDE PARKING: Take Hwy. 6 approx. 12 miles E of interstate. Turn S onto Logan CR 67 and travel approx. 2.5 miles. Turn W onto Logan CR 30 and travel approx. 1 mile to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 93, 97, 98 / 44,733 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ STOKES GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ STONE CORRAL — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,041 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W for 0.5 miles, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, turkey NEW ▶ SUGAR LOAF — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go E on Colo. 142 for 10 miles to CR V. Go N on CR V for 1.3 miles near NE corner of property. Access to property across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ SULTAN CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 6 miles to USFS Rd. 584. Go W on USFS Rd 584 (Little Molas Lake Rd.) to USFS trailhead parking area for USFS trail 555. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote ▶ SUNNY MOON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, turn S on CR 17, then across USFS grasslands to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SWEETWATER — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, then go N for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N for 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,427 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season, in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW for 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse NEW ▶ TAOS VALLEY — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go E on CR G for 4.5 miles to CR 18. Go S on CR 18 for approx. 3 miles to two-track (4x4) road, then continue S on two-track road for approx. 3.1 miles. Walk approx. 0.1 miles NE to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote NEW ▶ TARRYALL CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Como, go 0.4 miles E on Hwy. 285 to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go S on CR 15 for 3.5 miles to CR 32 (Albino Rd.). Go E on CR 32 for 0.6 miles to BLM land. Access to property only from adjoining BLM land near SE corner of property, by foot only. Property not accessible from CR 15. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey FISHING: Year-round on Tarryall Creek on SE corner. ▶ TAYLOR DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ TECOLOTE CREEK — LAS ANIIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 to CR 36. Access on foot through USFS property. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ TED’S CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Access by foot or horseback only. continued on next page 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw. state.co.us/statetrustlands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game only ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. for 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game NEW ▶ THE HOGBACK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7.2 miles E. Take CR 210 S for 2.1 miles. Continue straight on CR 211 for 5 miles. Turn left (E) on CR 213. Continue 0.5 miles to the property. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ THE POSO — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go W on Hwy. 17 for 5 miles to CR 8.5. Go N for 1 mile and turn E onto CR G, then go E on CR G for 0.5 miles and turn N onto CR 9. Go 1 mile N to SE corner of property at CR 9 and CR H. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ THE SLOUGHS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn N onto CR 16 and go approx. 8.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Recommended to use an ATV from this point. Turn S onto BLM road, then go approx. 4.4 miles. 54 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 10 / 650 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ THOMPSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 8.9 miles to BLM Rd. 1610. Travel on BLM Rd. 1610 for 0.8 miles to edge of property. Can also access STL through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 642 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, then turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit ▶ THREE SISTERS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. NEW ▶ TIMBERLAKE — KIOWA, BENT, OTERO, CROWLEY COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sugar City, go E for 5.4 miles on Hwy. 96 to Crowley CR 28. Go S on CR 28 to follow along W boundary of property. Parking allowed along CR 28; however, do not park in a manner that blocks CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 59,445 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ TINAJA CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 20 miles. Go N on CR 130 for 1 mile to reach property. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, swift fox ▶ TOBE CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 W. Parking lot N of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 136, 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ TOMICHI DOME — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for public access. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. NEW ▶ TREASUREVAULT MOUNTAIN — PARK, LAKE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go N on Hwy. 9 for 4 miles to Park CR 12 (Mosquito Pass Rd.). Go W on CR 12 for approx. 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 452. Follow USFS Rd. 452 to Cooney Lake. Access to property from Cooney Lake via foot or horseback only, in steep alpine terrain. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer FISHING: Year-round on Mosquito Creek, Cooney Lake and alpine lakes. NEW ▶ TREETOP — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Access from Karney Ranch SWA. Or, from Hasty, go N on CR 24 for 6.8 miles to property and access from marked access points along CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 10,102 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ TRIANGLE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E for 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24 and turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, coyote, grouse �TRUST LANDS ▶ TROWEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 10.2 miles to CR 146. Turn S on CR 146 and go 0.8 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ TRUJILLO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: 1. From La Jara, go W on CR W for 8.2 miles to CR 8. Go SW 3.7 miles on CR 8 to N boundary of property. 2. Access property from S, across adjoining BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey ▶ TUNNEL DRIVE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Tunnel Drive, then go W on Tunnel Drive for 0.6 miles to Tunnel Drive Trail parking. From Tunnel Drive parking lot, walk up trail 0.62 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, coyote, rabbit FISHING: year-round fishing on Arkansas River ▶ TURKEY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ TURKEY RIDGE — HUERFANO, PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 16.5 miles. Go N on CR 123. Take CR 123 approx. 9 miles until it dead ends into BLM land. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, scaled quail ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E for 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 7,976 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking area only. b. No access allowed from county roads. c. Access by foot only. d. Building permanent blinds prohibited. ▶ TURNER'S CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16. Turn E onto CR 16 and go to BLM Rd. 1527. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1527 and go approx. 1.5 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, small game ▶ TWO BUTTES — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, take Hwy. 287 N to CR B.5. Take B.5 E to CR 12. Go S on CR 12 to property. Park on CR 12 or Two Buttes SWA. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl ▶ TWOMILE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 from I-76. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ UTLEYVILLE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prittchet, head W on Hwy. 160, then turn N onto CR 5. Access through USFS land. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 657 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ VAUGHN DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 2 miles. Property W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ VERMILLION CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 41.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to intersection of Hwy. 318 and CR 10N. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ VILLA GROVE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: NORTH PARCEL: Located 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove along Hwy. 285. SOUTH PARCEL: From Villa Grove, travel 3 miles on Hayden Pass Rd. (CR LL57), then turn N on CR 60 MM and continue for 0.3 of a mile. Turn E on BLM 5340 (Raspberry Creek Rd.) and continue for 1.5 miles, then turn W on BLM 52064 (Truck Rd.) and continue for 0.5 miles until you reach the property. GMU/ACRES: 82, 681 / NEW 1,120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, rabbit ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, bighorn sheep, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ WARMER GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of ParkFremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 18,947 acres OPEN: First day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ WEBER CANYON — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 441 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–last day of spring turkey season. All public access March 1–last day of spring turkey season is for lion and turkey hunting only. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ WELDON VALLEY — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E for 0.33 miles on CR Y, then go N for 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / NEW 6,560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl ▶ WERNER ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S for 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S for 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / NEW 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, coyote, furbearers ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/ NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. for 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, fires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted. ▶ WEST LIME CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 9.7 miles to West Lime Creek. Parking along Hwy. 550 between mile markers 60 and 61. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote, snowshoe hare ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.1 miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563.1A and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land. No formal trailhead exists. GMUs/ACRES: 54 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, bear, small game 56 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W. STL is S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Outfitting, non-wildlife-related public access prohibited. NEW ▶ WHITEROCK — OTERO, PUEBLO COs. IMPORTANT: This property may have military munitions present, as it was once used for military live-fire training/ testing. Please follow the three Rs of explosives safety while on the property: Recognize that munitions are dangerous; Retreat: Do not approach, touch or disturb it, and carefully leave the area; Report: Notify local law enforcement to advise of what you saw and where you saw it. For more information go to www.denix.osd.mil/ uxo/home DIRECTIONS: NORTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 (CR 2 intersects Hwy. 50 1 mile W of Fowler) to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 3.4 miles E to CR 5. Take CR 5 for 1 mile S to N border. Property borders CR 5 on W for 5 miles. SOUTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 7 miles E to CR 11. Take CR 11 approx. 7 miles S to USFS Rd. 2101. Take USFS Rd. 2101 approx. 6 miles S to E side of section T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Go west on USFS Rd. 2101.I to USFS Rd. 2101.P. Go N on 2101.P to W side of section 14; ends on S end of T26S, R59W, S2. 2. Go S on USFS Rd. 2101.P for approx. 1 mile, then walk 0.25 miles W to T26, R59W, S22. 3. From USFS Rd. 2101.I, continue approx. 0.75 miles S on USFS Rd. 2101 to USFS Rd. 2101.M. Take USFS Rd. 2101.M for approx. 2 miles SE to reach USFS Rd. 2101.NA. Take USFS Rd. 2101.NA to T26S, R59W, S36; ends at property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 19,907 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ WILD HORSE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6.5 miles N of Keota on CR 103 to CR 112, then go 2.3 miles E on CR 112 to N border of property. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ WILLOW CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N for 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL is 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, small game ▶ WINDY RIDGE — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), then go W for 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 808 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: 185. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. 186. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. 187. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. ▶ WINTER VALLEY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn S onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go to BLM Rd. 1705. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1705 and go approx. 3 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. ▶ YOUGHAL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn left onto CR 16, then go to CR 157. Turn right onto CR 157 and go approx. 1.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto Hwy. 50 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road for 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for big-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear, lion. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zones adjacent to waterfall trail. �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Wherever you go in Colorado, there’s a state park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 70 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park or CPW office. For more, go to: cpw.state.co.us/park-map Ridgway State Park Situated in the Uncompahgre River Valley, Ridgway has a reservoir for boating of all kinds, sailing, swimming, water skiing and fishing. Visitors might see elk and deer, golden and bald eagles, osprey, foxes, marmots, the occasional mink or some of the 140 species of bird recorded here. Hikers, bikers and strollers can explore 16 miles of trails. Photo © Thomas Kimmell for CPW STATE PARK GENERAL INFORMATION The following information applies to all Colorado state parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks close earlier (sunset or dusk) and have gates to prevent access outside of operating hours; contact the park for hours of operation. Check our website for seasonal or maintenance closures: cpw.state.co.us NOTE: State parks in the Boulder/Denver area tend to be very busy on weekends and holidays from May to Sept., so visit on a weekday, or arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to help ensure you can access your favorite park. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS ▶ All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt reservations. Campers can make reservations the day they plan to arrive at the park or up to six months in advance, 24/7, by phone (1-800-244-5613) or online (go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started). ▶ The online licensing, pass and camping reservation system is a one-stop shop for all items that can be purchased from CPW. While you can make reservations for Colorado state parks through the Reserve America website, we highly recommend using the CPWshop website to access all of CPW's products and use all of the website features. All customers who wish to purchase products or make reservations online will need to look up and update their old account or set up a new online account. Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations prior to day of arrival or the reservation is checked-in, whichever comes first, online at cpw.state.co.us (choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do") or by phone: 1-800244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. ▶ Exceptions to the refund policy are not offered for water levels, fire restrictions, bugs or equipment malfunction. ▶ It is your responsibility to know the cancellation and change policies for CPW, as they can change year-to-year. Go to cpw.state.co.us/discover and click "Reservation Changes & Cancellations" at the bottom left of the page. FISHING ON STATE PARKS ▶ All but three state parks offer fishing, and licenses are required. Daily, multiple-day, annual or combo small-game/fishing licenses are available: go to cpw.state.co.us and click "Buy & Apply." HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 59. ▶ See "Reservations: Hunting" on page 1 and go to cpw.state.co.us/ huntingreservations for more information. STATE PARK FEES & PASSES DAILY FEES & ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are $9–$11 per vehicle, or $4 for an individual pass to walk or bike in, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Daily passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the day after purchase. The fee for a daily pass covers all occupants of a vehicle. Some parks may charge a per-person fee to walk or bike in for those 16 years of age or older. NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority: $1/day or $3/annual ▶ Annual passes purchased at self-serve kiosks (or "iron rangers") must be redeemed within 30 days. Note that the receipt is not replaceable. ANNUAL PASS FEES ▶ All annual passes allow you access to all state parks for 12 months from the month of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at 1-800-244-5613, at any CPW location or through any sales agent. ▶ An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass (see above). ▶ $80 for an annual affixed vehicle pass. ▶ $120 for a family annual pass. This transferrable pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle. Anyone living at the same address as the pass holder can use the pass in their vehicle as long as the same address on their legal form of ID matches the pass holder. ▶ $40 for an additional annual affixed vehicle pass. You must possess a valid annual affixed or annual family pass to qualify to purchase this pass. ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income: cpw.state.co.us/ accessibility MILITARY PASSES ▶ Active duty military and veterans are admitted free to state parks for the month of Aug. and on Veteran’s Day. ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service and obtain the free Aug. pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. Go to cpw.state.co.us/accessibility for a list of acceptable military IDs. PICK UP A FREE STATE PARKS & HATCHERIES PASSPORT WHILE VISITING! ▶ Stop by one of our 42 state parks or 15 hatcheries and pick up the CPW Passport. Challenge yourself to collect ALL the stamps while you travel the state and log your memories in the Passport: Use #COParksPassport to share your adventures. Then, send in your photo to collect your completion prize(s): info@FriendsofColoradoStateParks.org 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARK ACCESS RULES those persons entering the park in something other than a hardsided vehicle or appropriate camping unit. This does not apply to food that is being transported, consumed or prepared for consumption. A hard-sided vehicle does not include any type of tent, pop-up camper or pickup camper with nylon, canvas or other pliable materials, car top carriers or camper shells on the back of pickup trucks. The following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices on CPW parks and outdoor recreation lands: ▶ To enter, use or occupy parks and outdoor recreation lands when posted as prohibited. Access to CPW recreation lands and waters is generally allowed 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily. Restricted access generally will be allowed during other hours for camping and fishing. ▶ To remove, destroy, mutilate, modify or deface any structure, water control device, poster, notice, sign or marker, tree, shrub or other plant or vegetation — including dead timber and forest litter, or any object of archaeological, geological, historical, zoological or natural/ environmental value or interest. This does not include removal of firewood from designated firewood areas, noxious weeds or recreational gold mining within the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (except where prohibited as indicated by posted signs). ▶ To remove, destroy or harass any wildlife or livestock. Hunting is allowed in certain areas designated during hunting seasons. NIGHT ACTIVITY ▶ To land or take off with any type of aircraft. “Aircraft” means any device/equipment that is used or intended to be used for manned flight (including powerless flight), including: airplanes, helicopters, gliders, hot air balloons, hang gliders, parachutes, parasails, kite boards, kite tubes, zip lines, etc. ABANDONED PROPERTY CAMPING ANIMALS/PETS CLIMBING HARDWARE ▶ Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 24 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a state park or outdoor recreation land property for more than 14 days in a 28-day period. ▶ If a different primary occupant is not designated, the person who makes a reservation is financially and legally responsible for any actions of the site's occupants. LITTERING ▶ To leave fish/fish entrails or debris in or on the ice-covered or open waters of lakes, reservoirs or streams. ▶ To leave any residentially or commercially generated garbage or trash anywhere within a park or recreation area. FIRES ▶ To build or tend fires, except in fully-enclosed vehicles or in designated sites with grills or fireplaces; or in hibachis, charcoal grills, stoves and other metal containers, unless otherwise prohibited by these regulations. ▶ To allow a fire to burn in a careless manner, to leave any fire unattended or to fail to completely extinguish any fire . ▶ To discharge or use fireworks of any kind. BOAT DOCKS ▶ To fish from boat ramps or boat docks, or to otherwise use ramps/docks in a manner not intended for their use. GLASSWARE ▶ For any person to carry or possess any glassware in a public swimming or bathing area, or designated waterskiing beach. 58 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ To occupy a parking site with a motorized vehicle from 10 p.m.–5 a.m., unless all occupants arriving in the vehicle are actively engaged in fishing or boating. SWIM BEACH ▶ For any person: a. To swim or bathe in any waters except areas designated for such use. b. To build or tend any kind of fire on any swim beach. c. To fish from any swim beach. d. To allow any child under age 12 to be on a swim beach unless accompanied by an adult. AIRCRAFT ▶ To allow any dog or other pet on state park property, unless under control and on a leash not longer than 6 feet. This requirement for dogs or other pets to be leashed does not apply when the animal is in a vehicle or vessel, or within the boundaries of the designated dog-off-leash area at Chatfield or Cherry Creek state parks. Dog or other pets are not allowed within any swimming or water-ski beach. This does not apply to dogs being used in hunting, field trials or while being trained on lands open to such use. Any person having a dog or other pet creating a nuisance or disturbance, or who fails to properly control a dog or other pet, may be evicted from the park or recreation area. ▶ To allow horses, mules, donkeys or burros on state park property, except on areas or trails designated for their use. ▶ To turn livestock onto or allow grazing without permission. ▶ For any handler of any dog to fail to immediately collect, remove and properly dispose of all feces from or near any developed park sites, including campgrounds, picnic area, dog training areas and designated trails. DUMP STATIONS/OTHER UTILITIES ▶ To empty wastewater holding tanks, fill water holding tanks or otherwise use any park dump station or utility without a valid park pass and valid camping permit/camping reservation. BEARS ▶ Where necessary to prevent or address bear/ human interactions or related issues, the park manager may designate all or a portion of any state park where food, trash and equipment used to cook or store food must be kept sealed in a hard-sided vehicle, in a camping unit that is constructed of solid, non-pliable material or in a food storage box provided by the park for QUIET HOURS ▶ Quiet hours will be enforced from 10 p.m.–6 a.m., and all generators, loud radios or other loud noises that may disturb the peace are prohibited during these hours. ▶ To leave any personal property unattended on land or water for more than 24 hours: a. If property is left for 24 hours, it will be considered abandoned. b. Removal and storage will be at the expense of the owner. ▶ To place fixed or permanent rock-climbing hardware, unless the climber first obtains a special-activities permit from the park manager. Removal of previously-placed fixed or permanent climbing hardware is prohibited. PARKING ▶ To park a motor vehicle, trailer or camper in any area other than a designated parking area. BIKING ▶ To bike in any area other than in a designated biking area or on a designated road or trail. ▶ E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. In state parks, class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and designated bike lanes, and on multi-use trails and other areas (e.g., campgrounds) that are open to nonmotorized biking. Class 3 e-bikes are only allowed on designated roadways and designated bike lanes. ALCOHOL ▶ Consumption of alcoholic beverages on CPW lands and waters is permitted with the following exceptions: a. It is prohibited to consume alcoholic beverages on any archery or firearm range. b. It is prohibited to sell and/or dispense alcoholic beverages on any CPW lands and waters. c. It is prohibited to be on any CPW lands and waters when under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance to the degree that may endanger oneself or another per son, damage property or resources, or may cause unreasonable interference with another person’s enjoyment. �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES ▶ CAMEO SHOOTING & EDUCATION COMPLEX — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 45, turn north and follow signs to Cameo. GMU/ACRES: 31 / 1,700 FACILITIES: rifle, pistol, shotgun, archery ranges; hunting, fishing, shooting and other outdoor activity programs and classes RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from sunrise to sunset only. b. Fires may be prohibited to comply with current burn restrictions. c. Camping, marijuana prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited outside of vehicles. e. Hunting allowed only in area north of and within 100 yards of Coal Canyon-Main Canyon divide. f. All persons must comply with range safety rules, as posted. g. Biking only in designated areas, as posted. NOTE: While Cameo has the same general rules as state parks (see page 58 of this brochure and Chapter P-1 of our regulations online: cpw.state.co.us/ regulations), PARK PASSES ARE NOT VALID FOR ENTRY HERE. You must purchase Cameo passes specifically to use in the Cameo shooting areas. See the types of Cameo passes and fees online: cpw.state.co.us/cameo GOLD STANDARD SITES The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics has 7 principles that provide an easily understood framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors. The principles have been adapted so that they can be applied anywhere — from remote wilderness areas, to local parks and even in your own backyard. See the back cover of this brochure to read about them! Three of our state parks have received the highest Leave No Trace standard of recognition as Gold Standard Sites: Barr Lake, Castlewood Canyon and Roxborough. Gold Standard Sites become exemplary models, encouraging other public lands to ensure that Leave No Trace education is part of everyone’s experience when spending time outdoors. Learn more at: lnt.org/our-work/ protecting-parks/gold-standardsites Find downloadable maps and a full list of activities available at each park in the Park Finder online: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., then turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. Note that the park spans 152 miles from Leadville to Pueblo, and campsites are located along this span. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5,652 total acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Except in established campgrounds where toilet facilities are provided, all overnight campers must provide and use a portable toilet device capable of carrying human waste out of recreation area. Contents of portable toilet must be emptied in compliance with law and may not be deposited within recreation area, unless at a facility specifically designated by AHRA. b. Building or tending fires allowed, but AHRA fire containers must have at least a two-inch rigid side. Fire containers must be elevated up off ground. c. Swimming allowed from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All persons swimming within designated whitewater parks and all persons under the age of 13 swimming anywhere within the recreation area must wear a properly-fitting, U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. d. Motorboats prohibited from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River to west end of Pueblo Reservoir. e. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed from confluence of East Fork/ Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. Recreational gold mining allowed, except where prohibited as posted. ▶ BARR LAKE — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E approx. 1 mile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fishing or boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. b. Visitors must remain on designated trails and boardwalks in wildlife refuge area. c. Fishing, boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. d. Visitors must remain on designated trails on Barr Lake Dam. e. Horses on Barr Lake Dam prohibited. f. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 10 horsepower or less allowed. g. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl and dove hunting, in areas and at times posted. h. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. i. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ BOYD LAKE — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 exit 257 W (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave for 1.5 miles, then turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right, and park is on right (800 ft). PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. From the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 59 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86, then go E for 4 miles to Franktown. Go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) for 5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,628 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, horses, climbing, traverseing or rappeling on or from rock formations in East Canyon area prohibited. b. Visitors required to remain on designated trails in East Canyon area. ▶ CHATFIELD — JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth for 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., then turn right on Eagle River St. to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Fishing prohibited on ponds within dogoff-leash area. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. h. Valid permit required to launch or land any hot-air balloon. i. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed on ponds within the park, excluding main reservoir. 60 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ CHERRY CREEK — ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave. and follow signs to E entrance of park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Use of shotgun shells on trap/skeet range with shot size larger than size 7 prohibited. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135) and go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs and other pets prohibited, except leashed dogs and pets in developed areas of park and on the following trails only: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and the portion of Soaring Kestral west of the eastern-most intersection with Bobcat Way. All visitors that have dogs or other pets on these trails must have at least one waste bag per animal. b. Smoking limited to developed areas only and prohibited in backcountry, or on archery range, parking lot or trail system. c. Hunting prohibited. d. Climbing, traversing or rappeling on or from rock formations prohibited. e. Any person age 17 or older shooting on the field/3D portion of archery range must have on their person a proper and valid daily or annual Cheyenne Mountain Park archery range individual permit. f. Public access on archery range allowed from sunrise to sunset. g. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under adult supervision at all times. h. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms, including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns and air rifles, prohibited on archery range. i. Dogs or other pets prohibited on archery range. ▶ CRAWFORD — DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/ Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.), then go S to Colo. 170. Go W approx. 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property RESTRICTIONS: a. All portable grills and stoves (including, but not limited to, charcoal, gas and wood) prohibited outside of designated high-use pads. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through March 31, only hand-held bows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only primitive weapons (hand-held bows and muzzle-loading rifles) allowed for hunting big game in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). �STATE PARKS ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of Eleven Mile State Recreation Area lying east of restrictive buoy line prohibited. e. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and go 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW ▶ FISHERS PEAK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 11 E to CR 69-3 (Sante Fe Trail). Travel S until you see the entrance gate and sign on the left. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 19,200 (Only 250 acres currently open to the public.) FACILITIES: drive-in picnic area, parking lot, vault restrooms RECREATION: hiking, picnic area, hunting Note that biking is not allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from sunrise to sunset, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). b. Visitors must remain on designated trails, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). c. Trail use for pedestrians only. d. Pets or other domestic animals prohibited outside of designated parking area, except as allowed with a special activity permit (see h.). e. Snowmobiles, off-highway vehicles (OHVs) prohibited. f. Parking allowed in designated areas only. g. Raptor nest buffers: 1. From Dec. 15−July 15, all visitors must remain outside the half-mile buffer for golden eagle nests, as posted. 2. From March 15−July 31*, all visitors must remain outside the half-mile buffer for peregrine falcon nests, as posted. *Pending CPW Commission approval in Sept. 2021. h. Hunting permitted in accordance with the following: 1. A special activity permit allowing access will be provided through a draw. Failure to comply with the conditions in the permit, state statutes and CPW regulations may result in permit revocation. 2. Only the successful permit holder and one non-hunting companion are allowed on the property. 3. Vehicles involved in hunting use of the park are required to have a valid Colorado State parks pass, unless the vehicle displays a Disabled Veteran license plate, NEW or, starting Sept. 6, 2021, a Purple Heart license plate. 4. Hired guides or outfitters prohibited. 5. Access to property prohibited except during season dates specified on permit. 6. Go online to see the current season dates and rules for hunting on Fishers Peak State Park: cpw.state. co.us/fisherspeak ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — GILPIN, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58 and go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N for 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd., then turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes within park prohibited, except as part of class in canoeing sponsored by CPW. b. In Jefferson Co., excluding the 160-acre parcel known as Vigil Ranch and posted strip of land along Gilpin CR 2: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. c. During deer and elk seasons beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use in portion of park located in Gilpin Co. (Green Ranch). Only hunters selected through special drawing prior to start of big-game seasons allowed to hunt this portion. ▶ HARVEY GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn N on First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W for 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N and follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 20 horsepower or less allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loma exit on I-70 (Hwy. 139), go N for 5 miles to Q Rd., then go W for 1.2 miles to 11.8 Rd. Go N for 1 mile to park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, camping, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Mack Mesa Reservoir. b. Boats prohibited on lake from first day in Oct. through last day in Feb., except handpropelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. continued on next page 61 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS d. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. e. Small-game hunting allowed at park, using only shotguns, in areas and at times posted. f. Big-game hunting prohibited. g. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. ▶ JACKSON LAKE — MORGAN, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N for 7.25 miles onHwy. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — MESA CO. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating. Hunting prohibited. CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to I-70 B, turn S on 32 Rd. (Hwy. 141) and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, waterfowl hunting FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating. Hunting prohibited. NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station 62 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming, waterfowl hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Dogs or other pets prohibited, except on designated trails. 2. Fires, swimming prohibited. 3. Public access via designated trails only. 4. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes prohibited. b. Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake and Island Acres sections: 1. Except for swim area at Island Acres, only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. 4. Hunting prohibited in Fruita and Connected Lakes sections. c. 34 Road Parcel: 1. No public access except for waterfowl hunting on weekends during designated waterfowl hunting seasons. 2. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. Waterfowl hunters must have valid reservation to hunt 34 Road blind. 3. Hunters must hunt from designated blinds only. 4. All other use of property prohibited. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes between 30 Rd. and 29 Rd. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM LAS ANIMAS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 approx. 2 miles to park entrance. FROM LAMAR: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar approx. 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24), then go 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access on north shore area of park prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Lake Hasty. c. Unauthorized boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on waters below John Martin Dam to Arkansas River bridge. d. Public access east of waterfowl closure line to the dam prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, take Exit 101 and go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd. and go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, then go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Jumping, diving or swinging from cliffs, ledges or manmade structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina infrastructure and railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. b. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed below dam on part of Arkansas River within boundaries of park. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ LATHROP — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, golf RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on Horseshoe Reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted. Hand-propelled craft allowed for setting out and picking up decoys, and �STATE PARKS retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. b. Waterskiing on Horseshoe Reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting west from a north-south line corresponding with barbed-wire fence between Horseshoe Lake and Martin Lake. ▶ LONE MESA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS Rds. 526 and 514 N and W to the park. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited big-game hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call 970-533-7065 for information. ▶ LORY — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Follow Rist Canyon Rd. for 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow CR 23N for 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Then turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunting on Sat. or Sun prohibited. b. During spring turkey hunt at Lory State Park, hunting turkey on Mon. and Tues. only. All other days of the week closed to spring turkey hunting. ▶ MANCOS — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 for W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approx. 0.25 miles, then turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. ▶ MUELLER — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,109 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets prohibited outside of developed facilities area. b. Operating snowmobiles and off-highway vehicles prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty. c. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. d. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use in park. Hunters may access posted hunting area only from Trail 5 at Visitor Center, Trail 11 at Livery parking lot, or Lost Pond Picnic Area and Trail 13 at group campground. All weapons must be completely unloaded when hunter is outside posted hunting area boundary. ▶ NAVAJO — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take Hwy. 160 W for 17 miles. Go SW on Hwy. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres — the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. ▶ NORTH STERLING — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 125 (Sterling), turn W on Hwy. 6 (traffic W from Denver, turn left off exit ramp; traffic E from Julesburg/Nebraska, turn right off exit ramp). Follow Hwy. 6 W for 2 miles over bridge. Turn right (N) on N. 3rd St. Take slight left onto Sidney Ave., then continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and continue W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39 and follow paved road N for 10 miles. NOTE: If using a GPS unit to navigate, road changes names several times. Don't turn onto any unpaved roads. After S-curves, turn left onto CR 46, continue for 2 miles W to CR 33, and follow paved road N on CR-33. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted and except hand-propelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl on areas of lakes open to waterfowl hunting. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not prohibiting such use in park, except as follows: 1. Hunting prohibited from dam. 2. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. ▶ PAONIA — GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S for 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. 63 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ PEARL LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W for 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E for 2 miles to park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed. b. Waterskiing prohibited.c. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ RIDGWAY — OURAY CO. 64 DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts, or other floating devices prohibited on any waters within Pa-Co-ChuPuk Recreation Site, below Ridgway Dam. b. On all areas of park east of Hwy. 550: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. c. During any hunting season from Oct. 1– April 30 annually, and any approved special season, hunting allowed on all lands open to public access west of reservoir. Area bounded by Dallas Creek on south and site closure signs on north closed to all hunting. d. During any waterfowl hunting season from Oct. 1–April 30 annually, and any approved special season, waterfowl hunting allowed within Dallas Creek Recreation Site at park Hunting prohibited between park road and Hwy. 550, and in other areas posted as prohibiting such use. e. During special seasons, hunting allowed in the following areas (or special hunting zones): ZONE 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, including closed Elk Ridge Campground. ZONE 2: Area bounded by 100 yards S of park headquarters on N; Ridgway Reservoir on W; 0.24 miles from Hwy. 550 on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 3. Area bounded by reservoir's main cove on N; 0.25 miles from Elk Ridge Rd. on W; intersection of Elk Ridge and main park roads on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 4. Pa-Co-Chu-Puk Recreation site. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. ▶ RIFLE GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ROXBOROUGH — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd., then turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd., then turn left and go 1 block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, education tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fires prohibited. b. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. NOTE: No off-trail use. ▶ ST. VRAIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119 and turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 695 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed, except on Blue Heron Reservoir. b. Only hand- or trailer-launched vessels with electric or gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on Blue Heron Reservoir. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park Nov. 16–April 30 prohibited, unless reservoir is ice-free and area otherwise posted as open for public use. e. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited, or as otherwise posted. f. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. g. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ STAGECOACH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows �STATE PARKS and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting on western half of reservoir. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ STATE FOREST — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park, except wakeless boating allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. c. Waterskiing on North Michigan Reservoir prohibited. d. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ STAUNTON — JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go for W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before to Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. NEW Waterfowl hunting allowed only in the 6 designated hunt zones. c. NEW Reservations required from 5 a.m.–12 p.m. Reserved zones unoccupied by 7 a.m. will be available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt zone must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid and active reservation for that zone. d. NEW Reservations not required from 1 p.m. to sunset. Hunting is first-come, first served at this time. e. NEW Leaving decoys overnight prohibited. ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: SYLVAN LAKE CABINS & CAMPGROUND: Take I-70 to Eagle/exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts, cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/Grand Ave. roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take third exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn S on Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to lake. BRUSH CREEK YURTS: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts on left at top of switchbacks. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. b. Waterskiing on lake prohibited. c. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take exit 13B for Main St. in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Dogs or other pets, smoking prohibited on archery range. c. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns, and air rifles) prohibited on archery range. d. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under direct supervision of an adult at all times. e. Public access prohibited on archery range between sunset and sunrise. ▶ VEGA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65, then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran approx. 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 65 CPW.STATE.CO.US �66 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 GOG Lyons ELD 67 F 83 WE 14 WE 4 WE 21 79 Keenesburg 34 WE 16 52 WE 24 24 Kiowa G EP 1 EP 2 86 Simla EB 2 WE 13 AD 1 MG 2 EB 1 94 MG 10 MG 9 WE 23 WE 17 71 WE 26 H HLI 7 Fort Morgan MORGAN COUNTY er COUNTY Wiggins iv MG 11 52 Pawnee NG S . P latte R MG 8 WE 28 MG 1 ARAPAHOE Byers EMPIRE RE S. 76 RE S. JAC WE 18 ELBERT COUNTY Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett WE 12 WE 10 JA CK SON 14 Grover RIVE RS IDE RES . WE 6 WE 20 WE 5 ADAMS COUNTY WE 1 15 Colorado Springs Monument 25 CAS Parker CHE Larkspur Manitou Springs Castle Rock CHERRY CREE K RE S. AD 2 BAR Hudson Ft. Lupton BARR LAKE 85 225 Gilcrest WE 3 WE 2 WE 11 WE 9 WELD COUNTY WE 19 WE 25 WE 7 Greeley WE Ault Platteville Denver Brighton Dacono Pikes Peak Pikes Peak DOUGLAS COUNTY 67 DG 2 ROX SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES DG 1 Deckers Pike NF 25 CHATFIELD RE S. 85 Milliken Windsor Eaton 85 WE 22 Pawnee NG LR Evans 4 Johnstown WE 27 STV Mead LR 27 BYD WE 8 Timnath BROOMFIELD COUNTY CC CLEAR 2 CC 3 CREEK Evergreen CO. CC JEFFERSON 5 COUNTY CHA 6 Golden 93 Louisville BO 1 119 LR 35 Wellington Fort Collins LR 28 Lafayette 287 LR 6 Longmont Coal Creek JF 1 LR 16 Berthoud Boulder BOULDER COUNTY 36 LR 19 LR 33 LR 34 LR 31 Loveland LOR LR 25 LR 9 LARIMER COUNTY LR 29 LR 3 LR 26 287 LR 12 LR 20 Idaho Springs 119 72 7 Black Hawk Nederland Ward Longs Peak LR 32 Estes Park NATIONAL PARK LR 30 LR 21 Roosevelt NF LR 1 LR 17 ROCKY MTN. LR 2 LR 36 LR 10 LR 8 G 71 MG 6 MG 7 Punkin Center LI 5 Last Chance Brush Limon MG 4 MG 5 71 MG 3 36 LI 2 LI 6 Hugo LINCOLN COUNTY WA 1 WA 2 LO 1 40 70 63 LO 10 LO 3 LO 8 LO 9 Anton Crook 34 61 ik a Flagler Ar re KC 1 I e 59 Seibert S. Ri Fleming LO 16 R ca n r SE 3 Holyoke 385 J KC 3 YU 7 385 J Burlington KC 5 YU 10 YU 2 YU 3 YU 15 385 YU 9 YU 8 Cheyenne Wells CHEYENNE COUNTY KC 4 YU 13 YU 6 YU 17 PH 2 YU 14 YU 12 YU 16 Wray PHILLIPS COUNTY PH 1 YUMA COUNTY Stratton ve Ri Joes SE 2 Julesburg SEDGWICK COUNTY Eckley SE 4 Sedgwick Ovid Haxtun SE 1 KIT CARSON COUNTY bli Yuma u ep r 59 6 LO 14 LO 13 ve LO 6 LO 5 Cope WA 3 KC 2 Otis LOGAN LO COUNTY 15 76 138 WASHINGTON COUNTY Akron LO 7 LO 4 NST Sterling LO 11 LO 2 Merino LO 12 NORTH STE RLING RES 113 Peetz I YU 1 YU 4 YU 5 YU 11 6 5 4 3 2 1 NORTHEAST 5 4 CC 4 3 2 LR 24 1 LR 18 F MAPS Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. �159 COSTILLA COUNTY CO 3 Blanca AL 7 GREAT SAND DUNES N.P. 160 CO 2 San Luis CO 1 Fort Garland HU 9 F Culebra Peak HU 11 Blanca Peak HU 8 HU 5 96 12 LA 9 LAT HU 10 25 PU 3 78 LA 5 LA 12 LA 14 HU 2 HU La Veta 14 HU 20 HU 7 HU 1 PU 4 115 no HU 13 a rf PUE PU 5 Aguilar HU 3 TRINIDAD RE S. EP 3 LA 4 EP 1 Calhan G LA 7 FIS Trinidad LA 8 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY HU 18 PUEBLO COUNTY HU 17 HU 19 er TRI LA 1 HU 6 HU 12 Riv PU 7 24 EL PASO COUNTY Pueblo PU 6 Fountain Walsenburg CHM Colorado Springs PUEBLO RE SERVOIR HUERFANO COUNTY San Isabel NF HU 16 HU 15 HU 4 SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES Pikes Peak Manitou Springs 25 Monument G LA 3 PU 1 PU 2 50 350 Thatcher 10 EP 2 Simla u rg o at OT 16 Ordway OT 9 r 389 OT 13 OT 20 OT 3 Comanche NG OT 23 H OT 22 LA 10 OT 12 LA 11 LA 2 OT 10 OT 1 160 OT 4 La Junta OT 14 OT 6 k. LI 2 LI 6 OT 18 BE OT 3 15 OT 7 OT 24 OT 11 Ar OT 19 LA 16 OT 5 OT 25 LI 4 LI 3 LI 5 COUNTY MERIDITH RE S. Hugo LINCOLN COUNTY Punkin Center OT 21 OT 8 OTERO Rocky Ford COUNTY OT 2 ir e OT 17 OT 26 LI 7 CROWLEY LI 1 Crowley 94 ELBERT COUNTY H LA 15 Kim BE 11 BE 10 Las Animas BE 9 LA 13 I BA 15 BA 14 BA 7 287 R ive r Springfield BA 13 BA 5 BA 9 BA 17 BA 18 116 BA 1 J BA 4 BA 8 BA 2 89 PR 4 Holly Walsh PR 3 PR 2 BA 11 BACA COUNTY Vilas BA 19 PROWERS COUNTY Campo PR 8 PR 5 BA 16 287 PR 7 385 J Granada Cheyenne Wells NE E NOSHE RE S. Lamar Wiley KI 2 KI 1 Comanche NG Pritchett Eads Kit Carson CHEYENNE COUNTY KIT CARSON COUNTY KI 3 BA 6 BA BA 12 10 BA 20 BENT COUNTY BE 5 JMR RE SERVOIR BE 8 LA 6 BE 4 BE 12 KIOWA COUNTY BE 6 BE 7 JOHN MARTIN CREE K RE S. BE 1 ADOBE 96 Haswell BE 2 40 I BA 3 PR 1 PR 6 10 9 8 7 6 STATE PARKS 10 9 AL 5 8 7 6 67 83 e F STATE TRUST LANDS u STATE WILDLIFE AREAS H STATE FISH UNITS R ive DG 1 MAPS SOUTHEAST 67 CPW.STATE.CO.US P �68 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 A ME 8 m pa MF 58 MF 46 MF 73 MF 67 MF 8 MF 32 MF 3 MF 77 B MF 84 MF 49 MF 45 MF 64 Fruita MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT n G n 50 ME 10 4 ME 9 R e iv B ME 6 r GF 6 COUNTY De Beque BLANCO GARFIELD COUNTY RIO RB 6 7 VEGA RE S. Rifle VEG un is R Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Craig DE 2 Paonia DE 3 HAR GF 7 MF 63 ELH MF 30 MF 89 MF 17 C RO 12 RO 15 RO 6 133 GF 4 C PAO GF 8 PAONIA RE S. GF 2 ROUTT COUNTY Basalt Marble GUNNISON COUNTY GU 2 Capitol Peak GF 3 Glenwood Springs White River NF Carbondale GF 9 GF 5 RO 14 RO 1 Eagle EA 4 131 82 70 RO 20 Avon GR 15 134 GR 10 GR 11 D PI 1 White River NF EA 6 EA 7 JA 26 14 JA 2 JA 30 GR 1 GREEN MTN. RES. 24 Red Cliff Minturn Vail 19 GR 7 GR 16 JA 31 GR 3 Blue River LAKE GRANBY E Nederland Mt. Evans COUNTY 70 Black Hawk GILPIN 119 COUNTY 72 LR 32 Ward Longs Peak NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN Estes Park LR 17 CC 5 CC Idaho Springs CC 4 CC 2 1 CLEAR CREEK Grays Peak Breckenridge 40 LR 18 LR 10 LR 1 Roosevelt NF LR 24 LR 2 LR 36 LARIMER COUNTY SHADOW MTN. RES. Winter Park Fraser SUMMIT COUNTY DILLON RES. Dillon Arapaho NF GR 14 14 LR 5 GR 17 GR 5 LR 22 LR 7 LR 14 LR 11 SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES 91 GR 21 Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 6 SU 1 STA JA 29 LR 13 E COUNTY 125 GR 13 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 18 GRAND JA 8 LR 15 LR 23 JA 18 JA 28 JA 17 JA 11 JA 25 JA 19 JA 10 JA 3 JA 16 Routt NF JA 14 JA 12 JA 1 GR GR 12 9 GR GR 2 JA 6 JA 20 Walden JA 4 JA 27 GR 4 JA 7 JA 23 Kremmling GR 20 JA 21 JA 24 JA 15 JA 5 Mt. of the Holy Cross GR 22 JA 22 JA 13 JA 9 JACKSON COUNTY 125 D SYLVAN LAKE Aspen SYL EA 2 EA 3 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte Maroon Bells PITKIN COUNTY PI 2 EA 5 RO 8 40 RO 19 RO 22 RO 4 Steamboat Springs EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum RO 17 STG Routt NF RO 3 RO 2 RO 7 RO 10 RO 18 Yampa Oak Creek EA 1 PEA STEAMBOAT LAKE STE RO RO RO RO 23 9 RO 16 5 27 Hayden RO RO RO YAM 24 13 MF 26 RO RO 41 21 25 RO 317 11 New Castle MF 54 13 MF 1 MF 31 MF 15 GF Silt 1 HA RVE Y GAP RES. RIF MF 52 MF 39 40 RB 5 RIG RIFLE GAP RE S. Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge 65 330 ME 11 Parachute RB 4 GF 10 RB 1 Meeker 13 70 Rio Blanco MF 61 MF 75 MF 34 MF 56 MF 85 MF 69 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 33 MF 5 MF 6 Maybell MF MF iv er 43 MF MF MF 36 MF MF 38 83 7 MF MF 23 4 MF MF 91 16 MF 24 76 MF MF MF MF 65 MF MF MF 48 10 MF 19 MF 22 59 29 40 MF MF 55 MF MF 2 MF MF 28 MF MF 80 MF MF 81 42 27 18 47 9 90 74 MF MF MF MF 79 20 13 RB 60 e 50 Wh it 2 v RB 64 e r 3 RB Ya MF 71 MF MF 26 57 MF 82 MF 25 MF 37 R MF 70 MF MF 87 44 MF 72 CAM ME ME 1 ME ME 3 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME 139 Rangely ME 5 ME 7 HIG Dinosaur 318 DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT MF 88 MF 35 i 5 4 MF 21 R 3 er MF MF 86 MF 53 MF 51 MF 66 13 MF MF 78 14 MF 68 MF 62 MF 11 iv 2 1 MF 12 R al D iv ide o Gr een nt ad Con tine l or 6 5 CC 4 3 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 30 LR 21 1 LR 8 NORTHWEST Co A MAPS Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. o . �A MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK Cortez MZ 8 MZ 6 Dolores MZ 2 MZ 10 MZ 4 s DO 3 Do lo re MZ 7 MAN MZ 9 DO 4 DO 5 Mancos MZ 1 DO 6 SM 2 R iv 140 B Rico San Juan NF Mt. Wilson LP 1 LP 5 550 LP 4 Durango Ignacio 172 Bayfield HI 7 AR 1 C NAV NAVAJO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 HI 4 on GU 14 San Luis Peak GU 10 AR 2 149 D i MINERAL COUNTY 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY MI 1 MI 2 160 D CN 27 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 9 CN 8 RG 4 CN 17 CN 11 CN 6 17 CN 3 Antonito CN 13 285 E nd e CN 21 CN 15 CN 19 CN 22 AL 1 COUNTY 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 7 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA CN 5 CN 14 CN 20 CN 23 CN 18 AL 5 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK Crestone Peak SAN LUIS LA KE AL 6 SA 12 AL 3 G r a Alamosa La Jara AL 4 AL 2 Hooper SA 18 SA 13 17 SA 11 SA 22 Moffat SA 20 Manassa SA 16 SA 21 RG 8 SA 15 SA 6 285 Center CN 25 CN 26 CN 28 SA 23 SA 17 370 RG 10 RG 6 CN 4 CN 10 CN 12 CN 16 CN 1 o E Fairplay SEE CENTRAL MAP FOR: CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT, LAKE, PARK, TELLER COUNTIES Saguache 285 Monte Vista CN 24 CN 7 112 Ri SA 7 SA 1 SA 10 RG 2 CN 2 RG 9 Del Norte SA 19 SA 5 RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 7 SA 14 SA 8 COUNTY RG 1 RG 5 South Fork SA 3 GU 3 Rio Grande NF GU 13 SAGUACHE GU 20 GU 12 GU 18 Pitkin Gunnison NF GU 16 D SA 9 RG 3 114 MI 3 SA 4 SA 2 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede t i ne n t a l HI 3 Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 Lake City HI 2 149 BLUE MESA RES. GU 15 GU 11 135 GU 1 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte GU 21 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen GU 4 Gunnison GU GU 17 GU 19 8 GU GU 6 GU 5 7 GU 9 COUNTY GUNNISON HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak 151 VALLECITO RE SERVOIR Silverton 50 Uncompahgre NF MT 2 SAN JUAN COUNTY SJ 1 SJ 2 Ouray COUNTY LP 3 550 SJ 3 Telluride Mt. Sneffels LP 2 LA PLATA SM 11 SM 13 e r 145 145 COUNTY Ridgway RID OU 1 MT 1 92 CRA 133 Marble Maroon Bells v id e 160 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES. MZ 3 LON SM 9 SM 7 OURAY 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 CRAWFORD RES. BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia PAONIA RE S. GU 2 Capitol Peak C COUNTY DO 2 SM 12 SM 3 COUNTY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAO C CO 2 10 9 HU 8 8 Westcliffe 7 6 5 STATE PARKS 10 491 SM 4 SM 8 DOLORES COUNTY 141 MONTEZUMA Dove Creek r SM 6 Norwood MONTROSE 348 SWE Cedaredge Grand Mesa NF VEG STATE TRUST LANDS 9 DO 1 R i 8 Do es lor SM 1 er Uncompahgre NF DE 1 Delta 65 ME r B6 e STATE WILDLIFE AREAS SM 5 SM 10 Nucla n 50 iv SAN MIGUEL COUNTY 141 un o is 90 ve n ME 10 G 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT iv STATE FISH UNITS 7 Gateway 4 do l ora Co ME CAM ME ME 9 ME 1 ME 3 ME 7 12 Palisade 2 Grand Junction CRP ME ME 5 Fruita R 6 5 ME 8A R MAPS SOUTHWEST 69 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS CENTRAL STATE FISH UNITS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE PARKS STATE TRUST LANDS CLEAR CREEK E SUMMIT COUNTY Red Cliff Mt. of the Holy Cross CHATFIELD RES. PA 12 Breckenridge 91 White River NF LK 3 LK 2 5 Mt. Massive LAKE CO. Mt. Elbert Leadville LK 6 LK 1 CH 11 Huron Peak Pike NF PA 28 PA PA 26 11 PA 4 Alma LK 5 PA 19 CH 14 CH 16 CH 10 CH 4 PA 18 PA 2 CH 9 PA 30 PA 29 PA 5 PA 6 PA 7 PA 20 JEFFERSON COUNTY Deckers PA 24 PA 25 7 SPI PA 10 PA 15 Woodland Park PA 14 CH CH PARK ELE 15 PA 17 COUNTY 9 Mt. Buena Vista CH Yale PA 9 CH CH 5 3 CH 27 8 PA PA PA 19 CH CH 13 22 32 CH 6 3 CH CH 7 CH 2 30 FR FR CH 28 CH 28 2 FR 20 26 CH Mt. 24 CH FR CH Shavano 22 12 CH 22 1 Salida FREMONT CH 25 CH COUNTY Poncha 21 AHR 29 Springs CH FR FR FR 23 CH 50 10 20 25 CH 24 FR CH 13 FR 19 FR 18 11 16 er Rio Grande NF FR 21 285 A rk as ans Ri v 69 FR 27 FR 14 CU 2 Find these properties under “Map Point” in the Lands Index, pages 72–81, for property names and descriptions. 24 PA 1 CU 7 FR 8 FR 18 SAGUACHE COUNTY D 70 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Crestone Peak E FR 26 FR 13 TE 2 FR FR 1 3 FR 17 Cañon City FR 5 FR 29 FR 15 CU 1 67 FR 23 FR 4 7 Florence FR 12 CU 8 CU 4 TE 3 96 PUEBLO RESERVOIR Rockvale CUSTER CO. CU 5 6 TE 5 Williamsburg CU 6 8 Moffat Pikes Peak TE 4 FR 9 FR 6 CU 3 MUE TE 1 Cripple Creek FR 7 Westcliffe Saguache 5 TELLER COUNTY PA 8 SPINNEY MTN. RES. CHAFFEE CO. Pitkin DOUGLAS COUNTY 67 PA 23 PA 16 4 STN PA 27 PA 21 PA 17 LK 4 Mt. Columbia Gunnison NF Blue River Fairplay La Plata Peak 6 PA 31 285 l a t te 4 85 Mt. Evans DILLON RES. River Minturn F COUNTY So uth P D 8 San Isabel NF F �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 71 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX LANDS INDEX ▶ (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name = property is a fishing easement or fishing lease COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX COUNTIES STATE PARKS STATE FISH UNITS, WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS GMU ADAMS COUNTY (AD): see northeast map Barr Lake State Park 104 2,890 BAR NEW Little Muddy STL 99 2,289 AD-1 Whitehorse SWA 104 400 AD-2 ALAMOSA COUNTY (AL): see southeast, southwest maps NEW East Alamosa STL 83 1,480 AL-1 Higel SWA 791 1,465 AL-2 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic 80 AL-3 Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA 80 714 AL-4 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-5 San Luis Lakes SWA 82 3,317 AL-6 Zapata Falls STL 82 619 AL-7 ARAPAHOE COUNTY: see northeast map Cherry Creek State Park 104 4,450 CHE ARCHULETA COUNTY (AR): see southwest map Devil Creek SWA 77 561 AR-1 Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA 78 211 AR-2 Navajo State Park 771 4,982 NAV BACA COUNTY (BA): see southeast map Aubury Creek STL 144 640 BA-1 Burchfield STL 139 640 BA-2 Burchfield SWA 139 178 BA-3 Cimarron River STL 145 519 BA-4 Edler STL 144 640 BA-5 Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 Moore Draw STL 145 640 BA-8 North Canyon STL 144 632 BA-9 Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 144 1,302 BA-10 Sand Arroyo STL 139 640 BA-11 Sand Canyon STL 144 640 BA-12 Sand Creek South STL 144 319 BA-13 Sikes Ranch STL 144 641 BA-14 143, 7,139 BA-15 Sikes Ranch SWA 144 State Line STL 144 496 BA-16 Sunny Moon STL 144 640 BA-17 Turk’s Pond SWA 139 200 BA-18 138, 8,533 BA-19 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 139 Utleyville STL 137 657 BA-20 72 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS G-3 H-4 G-3 MAP PAGE 66 E-9 67, 69 G-4 66 C-10 C-10 C-10 69 J-10 J-9 J-9 J-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 GMU BENT COUNTY (BE): see southeast map Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 125 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME 67 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 5,147 BE-1 I-7 NEW BE-2 I-7 125 125 60,323 30 523 BE-3 BE-4 I-8 I-8 126 13,391 JMR I-8 BE-5 I-8 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 BE-12 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 I-7 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 AHR E-7 CH-1 E-6 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 Blue Lake STL 125 Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Reservoir State Park 125, 126, 19,471 146 Karney Ranch STL 126 1,000 Karney Ranch SWA 126 13,580 Keller STL 146 2,160 Las Animas SFU 125 69 Purgatoire River SWA 130 960 Setchfield SWA 130 2,438 NEW Treetop STL 126 10,102 BOULDER COUNTY (BO): see northeast map Eldorado Canyon State Park 29 1,441 Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 208 CHAFFEE COUNTY (CH): see central map Arkansas Headwaters State multiple 5,804 Park Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA 56 11 (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 542 Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 8 Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) 49, 481 41 Burns Canyon STL 57 600 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 61 Champion SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 60 Chesmore SWA (F.E.) 49 5 Chubb Park SWA 49 525 Chubb Park STL 49, 57 3,640 Clear Creek Reservoir SWA 48, 481 500 Droney Gulch SWA 56 2,949 Frantz Lake SWA 56 69 Granite SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 131 Harmon SWA (F.E.) 481 10 Heckendorf SWA 481 720 Johnson Village SWA 481 9 Little Cochetopa Creek STL 561 320 Love Meadow WWA 481 11 John Martin Reservoir SWA MAP PAGE 67 66 70 �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Maxwell Park STL 481 4,901 CH-20 E-6 Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-21 E-7 Mount Shavano SFU 56 45 CH-22 E-7 Mount Shavano SWA 56, 57 84 CH-23 E-7 Poncha Pass STL 561 360 CH-24 E-7 Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 10 CH-25 E-6 70 NEW Railroad Gulch STL 57 369 CH-26 E-6 Ruby Mountain SWA (F.E.) 57 4 CH-27 E-6 Sand Creek Central STL 56 597 CH-28 E-6 Sands Lake SWA 57 14 CH-29 E-7 Wright’s Lake SWA (F.E.) 56,481 84 CH-30 E-6 CLEAR CREEK COUNTY (CC): see northeast, northwest maps Bakerville STL 39 320 CC-1 E-4 Beaver Brook STL 39 480 CC-2 F-4 Bergen Peak SWA 39 1,093 CC-3 F-4 66, 68 Georgetown SWA 39 670 CC-4 E-4 Mount Evans SWA 39 3,438 CC-5 F-4 CONEJOS COUNTY (CN): see southwest map Alamaditas Mesa STL 81 640 CN-1 D-10 Alamosa Canyon STL 81 240 CN-2 D-9 NEW Alta STL 81 640 CN-3 E-10 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU NEW Chiquito Peak STL 80 640 CN-4 E-9 NEW East Bend STL 81 720 CN-5 E-10 NEW Gallegos STL 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 480 9,485 635 42,881 2,808 640 640 640 640 640 673 640 CN-6 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 CN-15 CN-16 CN-17 E-10 E-10 D-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 NEW South Pinon Hills STL 81 81 81 81 640 640 640 2,240 CN-18 CN-19 CN-20 CN-21 E-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 NEW Sugar Loaf STL 81 640 CN-22 E-10 NEW Taos Valley STL 81 80, 81 81 640 240 640 CN-23 CN-24 CN-25 E-10 D-9 E-10 Hot Creek SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA NEW Las Mesitas STL Los Mogotes Peak STL NEW Oritz STL Pinon Hills STL NEW Punche Valley STL Rajadero Canyon STL NEW Romeo STL NEW San Antonito STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA NEW The Poso STL 69 MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE NEW Trujillo Canyon STL 81 640 CN-26 E-10 69 Trujillo Meadows SWA 81 71 CN-27 D-10 Vincente Canyon STL 81 640 CN-28 E-10 COSTILLA COUNTY (CO): see southeast, southwest maps Mountain Home Reservoir 83 1,061 CO-1 F-9 SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA 83 1,462 CO-2 F-10 67, 69 Smith Reservoir SWA 83 278 CO-3 F-9 CUSTER COUNTY (CU): see central map Bear Gulch STL 69 640 CU-1 F-8 Beddows Mountain STL 86, 691 500 CU-2 E-7 DeWeese Reservoir SWA 69, 691 780 CU-3 F-8 Foster Gulch STL 84, 86 640 CU-4 F-8 70 Froze Creek STL 86 640 CU-5 F-8 Johnson Gulch STL 69 640 CU-6 F-8 Middle Taylor Creek SWA 86 486 CU-7 E-8 Rosita STL 84 640 CU-8 F-8 DELTA COUNTY (DE): see northwest, southwest maps Crawford State Park 53 760 CRA C-6 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 DE-1 B-6 McCluskey SWA 53 1,600 DE-2 C-6 68, 69 Roeber SWA 53 1,030 DE-3 C-6 Sweitzer Lake State Park 64 211 SWE B-6 DOLORES COUNTY (DO): see southwest map Coalbed Canyon SWA 72, 711 2,359 DO-1 A-8 Disappointment Creek STL 711 640 DO-2 A-8 Fish Creek SWA 71 314 DO-3 B-8 Groundhog Reservoir SWA 71 606 DO-4 B-8 69 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA 70, 71 5,030 DO-5 B-8 Lone Mesa State Park 711 11,780 LON A-9 NEW South Mountain STL 711 640 DO-6 A-8 DOUGLAS COUNTY (DG): see northeast map Castlewood Canyon State Park 104 2,628 CAS G-5 Four Mile SWA 51 362 DG-1 F-5 66 Roxborough State Park 51 3,328 ROX F-5 Sharptail Ridge SWA 51 699 DG-2 F-4 EAGLE COUNTY (EA): see northwest map Basalt SWA 47, 444 2,230 EA-1 C-5 Brush Creek SWA 44 382 EA-2 D-4 Eagle River SWA (F.L.) 35 25 EA-3 D-4 Gypsum Ponds SWA 35 90 EA-4 D-4 68 Old Man’s Gulch STL 44 692 EA-5 D-4 Sylvan Lake State Park 44 1,574 SYL D-4 Vail Deer Underpass SWA 36, 45 107 EA-6 D-4 Whiskey Creek STL 36, 45 602 EA-7 D-4 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 73 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX ELBERT COUNTY (EB): see northeast map Jumping Cow STL 105 2,086 EB-1 Jumping Cow SWA 105 14,733 EB-2 EL PASO COUNTY (EP): see northeast, southeast maps NEW Big Springs STL 110 8,601 EP-1 Cheyenne Mountain State 59 2,701 CHM Park Ramah SWA 110 400 EP-2 Turkey Track Ranch STL 118 7,976 EP-3 FREMONT COUNTY (FR): see central map Adelaide STL 581 640 FR-1 Badger Creek STL 57, 58 NEW H-5 G-5 G-6 F-7 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 FR-24 FR-25 FR-26 FR-27 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 F-7 FR-28 18,947 West Bear Gulch STL 69 640 FR-29 GARFIELD COUNTY (GF): see northwest map Bob Terrell SWA 43 7 GF-1 Crystal River SFU 43 19 GF-2 Garfield Creek SWA 42 13,179 GF-3 Glenwood Springs SFU 34 2 GF-4 E-6 NEW Copper Gulch STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) Oil Well Flats STL Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & 2 STL Tunnel Drive STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL 58 74 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW 66, 67 G-5 G-6 E-6 Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow STL Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL 66 G-6 FR-2 3,799 59 2,227 59 1,398 59 461 691 640 691 638 58 640 581 640 58 640 58 520 69 640 69, 691 1,280 86 640 69 640 58, 86 28 581 600 58 640 691 520 57, 58 2,480 86 640 58 640 59 9,427 58 640 58 410 691 360 691 640 MAP PAGE Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 70 F-7 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX Harvey Gap State Park 33 304 HAR C-4 Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 GF-5 C-4 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 GF-6 B-4 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 RIF C-4 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 RIG C-4 Roaring Fork SWA 43, 444 43 GF-7 C-4 Sam Caudill SWA 444 GF-8 C-4 West Rifle Creek SWA 33 941 GF-9 C-4 Wheeler SWA 33, 42 48 GF-10 B-4 GILPIN COUNTY: see northeast map Golden Gate Canyon State 38 11,903 GOG F-4 Park GRAND COUNTY (GR): see northwest map Antelope Creek STL 181 1,240 GR-1 E-2 Carter Creek STL 181 1,301 GR-2 D-3 Copper Mountain STL 28 640 GR-3 E-3 East Carter Mountain STL 181 1,794 GR-4 D-2 Granby Ranch SWA 28 451 GR-5 E-3 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 2,160 GR-6 E-3 Junction Butte SWA 37 1,304 GR-7 D-3 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 1,714 GR-8 E-3 COUNTY & LAND NAME 68 GMU 181 NEW GR-9 D-3 27 GR-10 27 GR-11 181 GR-12 18 GR-13 28 GR-14 15, 27, 10,996 GR-15 Radium SWA 361 Red Mountain STL 181 623 GR-16 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-17 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-19 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-20 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-21 Windy Ridge STL 27 808 GR-22 GUNNISON COUNTY (GU): see northwest, southwest maps Almont Triangle SWA 55 643 GU-1 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 Middle Park STL Milk Creek STL Perkins SWA Pioneer Park SWA Ptarmigan STL 5,400 4,144 10,955 83 49 640 MAP PAGE 68 66 68 D-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 68, 69 �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 C-7 Leaps Gulch SWA 55 560 GU-10 D-6 Miller Ranch SWA 54 1,604 GU-11 C-6 Paonia State Park 53, 521 1,584 PAO C-6 Pitkin SFU 55, 551 48 GU-12 D-7 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 D-7 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 D-6 68, 69 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 C-7 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 D-6 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 D-7 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 D-7 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-7 Waunita WWA 551 GU-20 D-7 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 GU-21 D-6 HINSDALE COUNTY (HI): see southwest map Brown Lakes SWA 76 520 HI-1 C-8 Lake Fork of the Gunnison 66 42 HI-2 C-8 River SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 HI-3 C-8 69 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 HI-4 C-8 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 HI-5 C-9 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 HI-6 C-9 Wind in the Willows SWA 66 4 HI-7 C-8 HUERFANO COUNTY (HU): see southeast map Badito STL 85 640 HU-1 F-9 Bear Creek STL 85 640 HU-2 F-9 Black Hawk STL 85 1,511 HU-3 G-9 Black Mountain STL 84 640 HU-4 F-8 Blue Spring STL 84 640 HU-5 F-8 Bustos Flat STL 133 640 HU-6 G-9 Guillermo Ranch STL 85 2,118 HU-7 F-9 Huerfano SWA 861 544 HU-8 F-9 Lathrop State Park 85 2,192 LAT G-9 Little Sheep Mountain STL 85 640 HU-9 F-9 NEW Maitland STL 85 640 HU-10 F-9 67 Manzanares Creek STL 861 1,420 HU-11 F-9 NEW Pine Arroyo STL 128 640 HU-12 G-8 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU NEW Rattlesnake STL 128 85 85 85 133 128 128 85 Schultz Canyon STL South Gardner STL South Middle Creek STL NEW The Hogback STL Tinaja Canyon STL Turkey Ridge STL Wahatoya SWA 640 960 640 585 640 640 640 80 HU-13 HU-14 HU-15 HU-16 HU-17 HU-18 HU-19 HU-20 G-8 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 G-8 G-8 F-9 MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE JACKSON COUNTY (JA): see northwest map Brownlee SWA (F.L) 6 2 mi. JA-1 D-2 Brownlee 2 SWA (F.L) 16 1.2 mi. JA-2 D-2 Cohagen STL 171 2,848 JA-3 E-2 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 JA-4 D-1 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 JA-5 D-1 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 JA-6 E-1 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 JA-7 D-1 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 JA-8 E-1 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 JA-9 D-1 Indian Creek STL 171 640 JA-10 E-2 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 JA-11 E-2 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 JA-12 E-2 Lake John SWA 161 847 JA-13 D-1 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 JA-14 E-2 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 4.4 mi. JA-15 D-2 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 6 mi. JA-16 E-1 68 Owl Creek STL 171 640 JA-17 E-2 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 JA-18 E-2 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 JA-19 E-2 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 JA-20 E-1 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,229 JA-21 D-2 Red Canyon STL 16 640 JA-22 D-1 Richard SWA (F.L.) 16, 161 2,323 JA-23 D-1 Ridge Road STL 16 320 JA-24 D-2 Sand Creek STL 6 3,280 JA-25 E-1 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 JA-26 D-2 Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 JA-27 D-1 6, 7, 19, 71,194 STA E-2 State Forest State Park 171 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 JA-28 E-2 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-29 E-2 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2 mi. JA-30 D-1 Yarmony Ranch SWA 17, 171 3,719 JA-31 E-2 JEFFERSON COUNTY (JF): see northeast, northwest maps Chatfield State Park 51, 461 5,318 CHA F-4 Ralston Creek SWA 38 2,100 JF-1 F-4 66, 68 Staunton State Park 39, 46 3,834 STN F-4 KIOWA COUNTY (KI): see southeast map NEW 126, Queens STL J-7 127 38,352 KI-1 67 126, 13,866 KI-2 I-7 Queens SWA 127 Sweetwater STL 126 640 KI-3 I-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 75 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE KIT CARSON COUNTY (KC): see northeast map Flagler Reservoir SWA 107 400 KC-1 I-5 Flagler STL 107 640 KC-2 I-5 Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 66 South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 Spring Valley STL 109 960 KC-5 J-4 LAKE COUNTY (LK): see central map Box Creek STL 48 629 LK-1 D-5 Crystal Lake STL 48, 49 467 LK-2 D-5 Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 LK-3 E-5 70 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 LK-4 E-5 Paddock SWA 49 1,300 LK-5 E-5 Reddy SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 8 LK-6 D-5 LA PLATA COUNTY (LP): see southwest map Bodo SWA 741 2,942 LP-1 B-10 Durango SFU 74, 75 14 LP-2 B-10 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 LP-3 B-9 69 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 LP-4 B-10 Perins Peak SWA 74 7,720 LP-5 B-9 LARIMER COUNTY (LR): see northeast, northwest maps Arrowhead STL 8 200 LR-1 F-2 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 LR-2 E-1 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 LR-3 F-2 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 LR-4 F-2 Bliss SWA 8, 19 352 LR-5 E-1 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 308 LR-6 F-2 Boyd Lake State Park 20 2,004 BYD F-2 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 LR-7 E-1 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 25,497 LR-8 F-1 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 LR-9 F-1 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 LR-10 F-1 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 LR-11 E-1 66, 68 Eagle Canyon STL 20 640 LR-12 F-2 Hohnholz Lakes SWA 7 133 LR-13 E-1 Jimmy Creek STL 8 640 LR-14 E-1 LaGarde Creek STL 7 640 LR-15 E-1 Lon Hagler SWA 20 302 LR-16 F-2 Lory State Park 19 2,591 LOR F-2 Manhattan Creek STL 8 320 LR-17 E-1 Meadow Creek STL 191 640 LR-18 F-1 North Fork SWA 20 16 LR-19 F-2 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 LR-20 F-1 Parvin Lake SWA 191 242 LR-21 F-1 Pass Creek STL 7 640 LR-22 E-1 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 76 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP GRID MAP ACRES POINT INDEX PAGE 7, 8 1,920 LR-23 E-1 8, 19 460 LR-24 E-2 191 5,760 LR-25 F-1 19, 191 395 LR-26 F-1 20 44 LR-27 F-2 9 135 LR-28 F-1 191 480 LR-29 F-1 66, 68 191 480 LR-30 F-1 GMU Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven’s Gulch STL Stone Mountain Access Road 20 LR-31 SWA Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 LR-32 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 LR-33 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 LR-34 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 LR-35 West Lake SWA 191 38 LR-36 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY (LA): see southeast map Aguilar TV Hill STL 85 500 LA-1 Antelope Tank STL 136 640 LA-2 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 LA-3 133, 7,935 LA-4 Apishapa SWA 134 Bosque del Oso SWA 85, 851 30,000 LA-5 East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 LA-6 NEW Fishers Peak State Park 85 19,200 FIS James M. John SWA 140 8,200 LA-7 Lake Dorothey SWA 140 4,500 LA-8 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 LA-9 Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 LA-10 Poitrey Creek STL 143 640 LA-11 Sakariason STL 85 560 LA-12 Savory East STL 137 640 LA-13 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 LA-14 Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 LA-15 136, 640 LA-16 Tobe Creek STL 143 Trinidad Lake State Park 85, 851 3,312 TRI LINCOLN COUNTY (LI): see northeast, southeast maps Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA 113 120 120 113 113 114 NEW Karval STL Kinney Lake STL Kinney Lake SWA NEW Punkin Center STL NEW 49,596 2,240 235 640 320 320 5,444 F-2 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 G-10 H-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 I-10 G-10 G-10 G-10 F-10 H-10 H-10 F-10 I-10 G-10 I-10 67 H-10 G-10 LI-1 H-6 LI-2 LI-3 LI-4 LI-5 LI-6 LI-7 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 66, 67 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU LOGAN COUNTY (LO): see northeast map Atwood STL 96 Atwood SWA 96 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 120 180 LO-1 LO-2 I-2 H-2 NEW LO-3 I-2 91 LO-4 90 LO-5 90 LO-6 96 LO-7 91 LO-8 96 LO-9 89 NST 96 LO-10 96 LO-11 89 LO-12 92 LO-13 90, 92 LO-14 93, 97, 44,733 LO-15 Sterling Prairie STL 98 Tamarack Ranch SWA 91, 93 10,696 LO-16 MESA COUNTY (ME): see northwest, southwest maps Cameo Shooting & Education 31 1,700 CAM Complex Colorado River Island SWA 30, 41 67 ME-1 Franklin Island SWA 30, 41 38 ME-2 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 ME-3 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 HIG Horsethief Canyon SWA 30, 40 1,439 ME-4 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30, 40 1,085 CRP State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 ME-5 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 ME-6 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 ME-7 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 ME-8 Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 ME-9 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 ME-10 Tilman Bishop SWA 30, 41 113 ME-11 Vega State Park 421 1,842 VEG Walker SWA 30, 40 351 ME-12 MINERAL COUNTY (MI): see southwest map Alberta Park Reservoir SWA 80 240 MI-1 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 MI-2 Coller SWA 76, 79 579 MI-3 Creede SWA 76 3 MI-4 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 H-2 I-1 I-1 Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Pawnee Valley STL Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA 91 107 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 40 192 2,720 200 1,297 MAP PAGE 66 I-1 B-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 68, 69 69 GMU NEW MF-2 640 Bald Mountain STL 2, 3 6,266 MF-3 Ben Morgan Canyon STL 211 640 MF-4 Big Hole Butte STL 3 640 MF-5 Big Hole Gulch STL 2, 3 3,048 MF-6 Bitterbrush SWA 11 8,081 MF-7 Boston Flats STL 3 104 MF-8 Box Elder North STL 211 640 MF-9 Box Elder STL 211 628 MF-10 Browns Park STL 1 1,305 MF-11 Browns Park SWA 201 2,226 MF-12 Buckwater Draw STL 10 640 MF-13 Bull Canyon STL 10 640 MF-14 Castor Gulch STL 13 640 MF-15 Cedar Springs STL 11 640 MF-16 Cedars STL 4 640 MF-17 Citadel STL 11 640 MF-18 Coal Creek STL 11 640 MF-19 Coal Ridge STL 10 640 MF-20 Cold Springs Mountain STL 2, 201 25,739 MF-21 Crooked Wash Ranch SWA 11 9,796 MF-22 Cross Mountain STL 11 640 MF-23 Dobbins Spring STL 10 640 MF-24 Douglas Mountain STL 2, 11 640 MF-25 East Boone Draw STL 2 640 MF-26 Elkhead Reservoir State Park 4, 441 2,108 ELH Elk Springs #1 STL 11 640 MF-27 Elk Springs #3 STL 10 1,810 MF-28 NEW Elk Springs Ranch SWA 10, 11 1,400 MF-29 Fortification STL 301 866 MF-30 Fourmile STL 4 640 MF-31 Godiva Rim STL 3 640 MF-32 Greasewood STL 3 3,518 MF-33 Great Divide STL 3 640 MF-34 Hiawatha STL 2 640 MF-35 Hightower STL 11 640 MF-36 Homestead STL 11 640 MF-37 Horse Gulch STL 301 640 MF-38 Iles Grove STL 12, 211 2,079 MF-39 Jack Springs STL 10 640 MF-40 Jeffway Gulch STL 13 640 MF-41 Jubb Creek STL 211 638 MF-42 Baking Powder Ridge STL I-2 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX MOFFAT COUNTY (MF): see northwest map Bakers Peak STL 3, 4 12,393 MF-1 C-1 COUNTY & LAND NAME 10 MAP PAGE A-2 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 A-1 A-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-1 B-2 B-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 C-1 A-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 68 77 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 493 MF-43 B-2 640 MF-44 B-1 4,860 MF-45 B-1 637 MF-46 B-2 Juniper Hot Springs STL 3 Little Snake STL 2, 3 Little Snake SWA 2, 3 Lone Tree Gulch STL 11 Louisiana Purchase Ranch 211 SWA Maverick Flats STL 10 640 Maybell STL 3, 11 9,208 Middle Wolf Creek STL 10 640 Miner’s Draw STL 10 640 Monument Butte STL 12 653 Moosehead Mountain STL 10 640 Morapos Creek STL 12 640 Morgan Gulch STL 211 640 North Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 280 Oxbow STL 2 640 Peck Mesa STL 11 640 Pine Tree Gulch STL 11, 211 640 Pinon Ridge STL 11 640 Pole Gulch STL 3 11,026 Pot Creek SWA 1 1,747 Pothook Ranch SWA 4 2,355 Powder Wash STL 3 640 Rattlesnake Hill STL 211 640 Red Wash STL 10 640 Reservoir Draw STL 2 640 Robinson Draw STL 10 640 Scandinavian Gulch STL 3 640 Sevenmile Ridge STL 2 640 Sheephead Basin STL 2 640 Sheepherder Springs STL 2 640 Simsberry Draw STL 3 640 Skull Creek STL 10 639 South 80 STL 3 80 South Duffy Mountain STL 211 640 South Nipple Rim STL 2, 3 19,962 Spencer Draw STL 10 640 Ted’s Canyon STL 11 640 Temple Canyon STL 211 637 The Sloughs STL 10 650 Thompson Draw STL 2 642 Thornburg Draw STL 11 640 Triangle STL 3, 11 1,122 Trowel STL 3 640 Turner’s Creek STL 10 640 78 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MF-47 B-2 MF-48 MF-49 MF-50 MF-51 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 MF-55 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 MF-62 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 MF-66 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 MF-70 MF-71 MF-72 MF-73 MF-74 MF-75 MF-76 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 MF-80 MF-81 MF-82 MF-83 MF-84 MF-85 MF-86 A-2 B-2 B-3 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 A-1 C-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 B-1 A-2 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 B-2 A-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 A-2 B-2 B-2 A-2 A-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 A-2 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU Vaughn Draw STL Vermillion Creek STL Willow Creek STL Winter Valley Gulch STL 68 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 640 MF-87 B-1 640 MF-88 A-1 640 MF-89 C-1 640 MF-90 B-2 2 2 4 10 3, 11, 13, 211, 110/ Yampa River State Park 301, 134 mi. YAM 441 Youghal STL 10 640 MF-91 MONTEZUMA COUNTY (MZ): see southwest map Dolores River SWA 71, 73 57 MZ-1 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 MZ-2 Lone Dome SWA 711 1,724 MZ-3 Mancos State Park 73 571 MAN Menefee Peak STL 73 635 MZ-4 Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 764 MZ-5 Puett Reservoir SWA 73 177 MZ-6 Summit Reservoir SWA 73 526 MZ-7 Totten Reservoir SWA 73 250 MZ-8 Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 71, 73 96 MZ-9 Weber Canyon STL 73 441 MZ-10 MONTROSE COUNTY (MT): see southwest map Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 MT-1 Cimarron SWA 65 6,161 MT-2 MORGAN COUNTY (MG): see northeast map Andrick Ponds SWA 95 711 MG-1 NEW Antelope Flats STL 99 5,000 MG-2 Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Rosener STL 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 99 Weldon Valley STL 95 NEW Brammer STL OTERO COUNTY (OT): see southeast map Alkali Arroyo STL 130 Bloom Hills STL 135 Bull Pasture STL 135 Carrica STL 130 Crooked Arroyo STL 135 David Canyon STL 135 130, Dixie Bluffs STL 135 MAP PAGE 68 C-2 A-2 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 69 C-7 C-7 69 H-2 H-3 2,918 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 634 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 MG-6 MG-7 JAC MG-8 MG-9 MG-10 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-3 6,560 NEW MG-11 H-2 640 676 640 640 640 640 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 H-8 H-9 H-9 I-8 H-8 H-8 630 OT-7 H-8 66 67 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU East Timpas STL Haight STL Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Iron Springs STL Jack Canyon STL MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 640 OT-8 H-8 640 OT-9 H-9 640 OT-10 H-8 670 OT-11 H-8 2,603 OT-12 I-8 640 OT-13 H-9 7,564 OT-14 H-9 6,715 OT-15 H-8 135 135 130 125 125 135 135 NEW La Junta STL 125 125, 278 Melon Valley SWA 129 North Devils Canyon STL 135 640 Oxbow SWA 130 410 Packers Gap STL 135 640 Red Rock STL 135 640 Rock Fall STL 135 640 125, 1,142 Rocky Ford SWA 129 Round Top STL 135 640 NEW Timberlake STL 125 59,445 Timpas Creek SWA 135 141 NEW Whiterock STL 135 19,907 OURAY COUNTY (OU): see southwest map Billy Creek SWA 62, 65 5,498 Ridgway State Park 62, 65 3,201 PARK COUNTY (PA): see central map 63 Ranch STL 50 1,635 63 Ranch SWA 50 1,200 Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL NEW Badger Basin STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Flats STL Buffalo Gulch STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick’s Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel South STL OT-16 H-8 OT-17 OT-18 OT-19 OT-20 OT-21 H-9 H-8 H-9 H-9 H-9 OT-22 H-8 OT-23 OT-24 OT-25 OT-26 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 PA-1 PA-2 F-6 E-6 NEW PA-3 E-6 49 49, 50, 11,060 58 50 40 50, 58, 752 581 50, 581 3,570 58 640 58 1,082 500 1,600 46 400 58 640 58, 581 7,572 58, 581 2,887 58 1,788 PA-4 E-5 PA-5 E-6 PA-6 E-5 PA-7 E-6 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 PA-13 ELE PA-14 PA-15 F-5 E-6 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-6 PA-16 E-5 PA-17 E-5 58 Hartsel STL 58 High Creek STL 50 2,893 277 NEW 380 1,121 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL 50 50 501 50 Rye Slough STL 58 E-6 PA-23 SPI PA-24 E-5 E-6 E-5 PA-25 E-5,E-6 PA-26 PA-27 PA-28 PA-29 PA-30 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 NEW Treasurevault 49 320 PA-31 Mountain STL Warmer Gulch STL 58 640 PA-32 PHILLIPS COUNTY (PH): see northeast map Frenchman Creek SWA 98 68 PH-1 Holyoke SWA 98 80 PH-2 PITKIN COUNTY (PI): see northwest map Coke Oven SWA 444 330 PI-1 Williams Hill SWA 43 487 PI-2 PROWERS COUNTY (PR): see southeast map Arkansas River SWA 127 98 PR-1 Deadman SWA 127 503 PR-2 127, 5630 PR-3 Granada SWA 132 127, 277 PR-4 Holly SWA 132 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 PR-5 Red Dog SWA 127 570 PR-6 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 PR-7 Two Buttes STL 139 640 PR-8 PUEBLO COUNTY (PU): see southeast map NEW Flying A STL 128 29,057 PU-1 E-5 Spinney STL NEW Tarryall Creek STL Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA 69 70 NEW PA-22 Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA 67 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 17,429 PA-18 E-5 15 PA-19 E-5 480 PA-20 F-5 640 PA-21 E-5 8,973 581 640 58, 581 6,434 58, 581 1,937 50, 58, 4,674 581 50 640 50, 501 886 500 950 58 1,280 50 1,655 Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 128 84 84 84 84 123 Saint Charles STL 128 NEW Hungerford STL 70 F-6 J-2 J-2 66 D-5 D-5 68 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 67 J-8 J-8 J-7 J-9 G-8 7,039 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 PU-2 PU-3 PUE PU-4 PU-5 PU-6 G-8 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 NEW PU-7 G-8 14,213 MAP PAGE 67 79 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX RIO BLANCO COUNTY (RB): see northwest map Collins Mountain Ranch SWA 23 2,421 RB-1 B-3 Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 RB-2 B-3 12, 23, 5,955 RB-3 B-3 Jensen SWA 211 Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 RB-4 B-3 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 RB-5 C-3 11, 21, 25,193 RB-6 B-3 Piceance SWA 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 22 383 RB-7 B-3 RIO GRANDE COUNTY (RG): see southwest map Agua Ramon STL 79 640 RG-1 D-9 NEW American Gulch STL 80 640 RG-2 D-9 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 RG-3 D-9 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 RG-4 E-9 Gerrard STL 80 799 RG-5 D-9 Home Lake SWA 791 64 RG-6 E-9 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 RG-7 D-9 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 RG-8 E-9 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 RG-9 D-9 Shriver-Wright SWA 791 120 RG-10 E-9 ROUTT COUNTY (RO): see northwest map Adams SWA 15 650 RO-1 D-2 Blacktail 15 610 RO-2 D-2 (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 RO-3 D-2 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 RO-4 D-2 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 RO-5 C-2 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 RO-6 C-2 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 RO-7 D-2 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 RO-8 D-3 Flanders Ranch SWA 441 1,659 RO-9 C-2 Fly Gulch STL 214 457 RO-10 D-2 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 RO-11 C-2 Grieve Ranch SWA 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 RO-13 C-2 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 RO-14 C-2 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 RO-15 C-2 Maynard Gulch STL 13, 441 724 RO-16 C-2 Moody Creek STL 231 640 RO-17 D-3 Moonhill STL 14, 214 640 RO-18 D-2 Morrison Creek STL 15 640 RO-19 D-3 Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 PEA D-1 Rock Creek SWA 15 205 RO-20 D-3 Sage Creek STL 13 640 RO-21 C-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU 80 2021 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MAP PAGE 68 69 MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX Sarvis Creek SWA 15 309 RO-22 D-2 Sleeping Giant STL 214 400 RO-23 D-2 Stagecoach State Park 15 1,629 STG D-3 Steamboat Lake State Park 14, 214 2,820 STE D-1 Stokes Gulch STL 13 1,863 RO-24 C-2 Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 11 RO-25 C-2 Yampa River STL 13 2,006 RO-26 C-2 Yampa River SWA 13 866 RO-27 C-2 SAGUACHE COUNTY (SA): see southwest map NEW Burro Springs STL 68 28,905 SA-1 D-8 Cochetopa SWA 67 6,712 SA-2 D-7 Daley Gulch STL 551 644 SA-3 D-7 Dome Lakes SWA 67 420 SA-4 D-8 Jacks Creek STL 681 640 SA-5 D-7 Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-6 E-7 Laughlin Gulch STL 68 640 SA-7 E-8 Little La Garita Creek STL 79 640 SA-8 D-8 Los Creek STL 67 320 SA-9 D-8 Middle Creek STL 681 640 SA-10 D-7 Mineral Hot Springs STL 82 640 SA-11 E-8 Mirage STL 82 640 SA-12 E-8 Mishak Lakes STL 82, 682 2,567 SA-13 E-8 Old Woman Creek STL 79 640 SA-14 D-9 NEW Rock Creek STL 82 640 SA-15 E-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL Spring Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL 682 682 682 68 82 681 Villa Grove STL 82, 681 Werner Arroyo STL 682 NEW Russell Creek STL 68 GMU 1,920 4,579 2,714 640 640 560 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 SA-21 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-8 E-8 E-7 NEW SA-22 E-7 NEW SA-23 E-8 SJ-1 SJ-2 SJ-3 B-9 B-8 B-9 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 A-7 B-8 A-8 SM-4 A-8 SM-5 A-8 1,120 640 SAN JUAN COUNTY (SJ): see southwest map Andrews Lake SWA 74 13 Sultan Creek STL 74 640 West Lime Creek STL 74 640 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY (SM): see southwest map Carter Place STL 70 320 Dan Noble SWA 70 2,223 Dead Horse Creek STL 70 640 Disappointment 70, 711 320 Valley STL Dry Creek Basin STL 70 640 MAP PAGE 68 69 69 69 �INDEX MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX Dry Creek Basin SWA 70 12,775 SM-6 A-8 NEW Hamilton Mesa STL 70 640 SM-7 A-8 Klondike Basin STL 70 640 SM-8 A-8 McKenna Peak STL 70 640 SM-9 A-8 Poison Spyder STL 70 640 SM-10 A-8 San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70 13 SM-11 B-8 Spring Creek Basin STL 70 640 SM-12 A-8 Woods Lake SWA 70 160 SM-13 B-8 SEDGWICK COUNTY (SE): see northeast map Jumbo (Julesburg) Reservoir 90 1,703 SE-1 I-1 SWA Pony Express SWA 92 1,854 SE-2 J-1 Sand Draw SWA 93 209 SE-3 J-1 Sedgwick Bar SWA 92 885 SE-4 J-1 SUMMIT COUNTY (SU): see northwest map Blue River SWA 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 TELLER COUNTY (TE): see central map Dome Rock SWA 581 6,980 TE-1 F-6 Mueller State Park 581 5,114 MUE F-6 Pikes Peak SWA 59 635 TE-2 F-6 Rosemont Reservoir SWA 59 357 TE-3 F-6 Shelf Road STL 581 640 TE-4 F-6 Skaguay Reservoir SWA 59 715 TE-5 F-6 WASHINGTON COUNTY (WA): see northeast map Messex SWA 96 680 WA-1 H-2 Prewitt Reservoir SWA 96 2,924 WA-2 H-2 Snyder Prairie STL 101 11,842 WA-3 I-3 WELD COUNTY (WE): see northeast map Banner Lakes SWA 99 934 WE-1 G-3 NEW Briggsdale STL 87 1,855 WE-2 G-2 Brower SWA 94 65 WE-3 G-2 Centennial Valley SWA 951 1,195 WE-4 G-2 NEW Crow Valley STL 87 1,520 WE-5 G-1 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU NEW Dearfield STL 951 1,480 WE-6 G-2 NEW Eastman Basin STL NEW Keota STL 87 94 87 951 87 87 2,681 324 160 640 640 640 WE-7 WE-8 WE-9 WE-10 WE-11 WE-12 G-1 F-2 G-1 G-2 G-1 G-2 NEW Lazy D STL 88 2,721 WE-13 H-1 NEW Lost Creek STL 99 951 640 68 WE-14 WE-15 G-3 G-2 Frank SWA NEW Geary Creek STL Greasewood Lake STL Howard Creek STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA MAP PAGE 69 66 68 70 66 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU Nakagawa SWA North Pawnee Creek STL Orchard STL 951 88 951 87 NEW Pawnee Coal Creek STL MAP GRID ACRES POINT INDEX 159 WE-16 G-2 640 WE-17 H-1 640 WE-18 G-2 440 WE-19 G-2 951 Prospect STL 99 NEW Robinson Creek STL 87 St. Vrain State Park 20 South Pawnee Creek STL 88 NEW South Roggen STL 99 Stone Corral STL 87 Twomile Creek STL 88 Webster SWA 94 NEW Wild Horse STL 88 YUMA COUNTY (YU): see northeast map Arikaree SWA 102 Beecher Island STL 102 NEW Black Wolf Creek STL 102 Bonny Creek STL 103 Ecklund STL 102 NEW Hay Gulch Overlook STL 102 103, Landsman Creek STL 109 Sandsage SWA 101 Sandy Bluffs STL 102 Sandy Bluffs SWA 102 NEW Simmons STL 102 Simmons SWA 102 640 140 640 855 1,720 1,880 1,041 640 158 640 WE-20 WE-21 WE-22 STV WE-23 WE-24 WE-25 WE-26 WE-27 WE-28 G-2 G-3 G-1 F-3 H-2 G-3 G-1 H-1 G-2 H-1 2,320 320 320 630 640 640 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 J-3 J-3 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 332 YU-7 J-4 287 3,682 3,202 160 2,157 YU-8 YU-9 YU-10 YU-11 YU-12 J-3 J-4 J-4 J-3 J-3 NEW South Fork Spring Canyon STL 102 640 YU-13 J-4 103, 109 98 102 98 18,365 YU-14 J-4 75 920 355 YU-15 YU-16 YU-17 J-3 J-3 J-3 NEW Point of Rocks STL South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU MAP PAGE 66 66 66 81 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 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TRAIL NOW OPEN IN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS! �CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by: WHAT’S NEW: 2020................................................1 cpw.state.co.us COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 RESERVATIONS......................................................1 OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. ■ Abbreviation key................................................................................1 STATE FISH UNITS (SFUs)........................................2 ■ What is an SFU?..................................................................................2 ■ SFU properties & regulations..............................................................2 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR Dan Prenzlow COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of July 2020 STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 3–29 Marvin McDaniel, Chair Carrie Besnette Hauser, Vice-Chair Marie Haskett, Secretary Taishya Adams Betsy Blecha Charles Garcia Dallas May ■ What is an SWA?.................................................................................3 ■ SWA access rules................................................................................3 ■ SWA properties & regulations..................................................... 4–29 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 30–51 ■ What are trust lands? What is the STL public access program?.............30 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules...................................................30 ■ State trust lands public access properties & regulations............ 31–51 REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR Chelsea Harlan PRINTED STATE PARKS................................................. 52–59 The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife (CPW) receives federal financial assistance from multiple bureaus within the U.S. Department of the Interior. Under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (as amended), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability or age. In addition, CPW adheres to all antidiscrimination laws of the state of Colorado. For more information on how to request an accommodation or to file a grievance, please visit cpw.state.co.us/accessibility. MAPS............................................................ 60–65 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northeast ..........60 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southeast ..........61 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Northwest .........62 ■ State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Southwest ........63 ■ NEW State fish units, wildlife areas, trust lands & parks — Central close-up.............................64 ■ Game management units (GMUs)....................................................65 NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations CPW REGIONAL AND AREA OFFICE LOCATIONS ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 303-297-1192 (M–F, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. MT) LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY............................... 66–73 ■ State fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state parks GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands Send us your outdoor photos and stories for a chance to be featured on a brochure cover or CPW's online blog! HUNTER.TESTIMONIALS@STATE.CO.US COVER: ▶ Gone fishing at Sylvan Lake State Park. © Dustin Doskocil for CPW OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ▶ Mountain biking at Trinidad Lake State Park. © Thomas Kimmell for CPW C O L O R A D O P A R K S & INSIDE: STATE FISH UNITS, STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS ▶ Hiking at Castlewood Canyon State Park. © Ken Papaleo for CPW 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept some licenses for refunds. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 W I L D L I F E 2020 Colorado State Recreation Lands ▶ Hanging out at Rifle Falls State Park. © Dustin Doskocil for CPW ▶ Scouting for the hunt at Yampa River State Park. © Vic Schendel for CPW COVER PHOTO © Dustin Doskocil for CPW July 2020 by Publication Printers, Denver: 120,000 copies Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. ■ State park fees & passes...................................................................52 ■ State park access rules......................................................................53 ■ State park properties & regulations .......................................... 54–59 ▶ Out and about with the pup at St. Vrain State Park. © Verdon Tomajko for CPW Duke Phillips, IV Luke B. Schafer Jay Tutchton Eden Vardy Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Dan Prenzlow, CPW Director cpw.state.co.us GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 �WHAT’S NEW: 2020 REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION ▶ CUSTOMERS 18 & OVER MUST HAVE A HUNTING OR FISHING LICENSE TO ACCESS SWAs & STLs: State wildlife areas (SWAs) and state trust lands (STLs) are acquired using hunter and angler dollars for the purpose of conserving wildlife habitat and providing wildlife-related recreation. To ensure that SWAs and STLs are being used for their intended wildlife-related purpose, customers now must have a valid hunting or fishing license before going on any of these properties. Note that the requirement to purchase a $43 permit for access to Jumbo Reservoir, DeWeese Reservoir, Prewitt Reservoir and San Luis Lakes SWAs has been removed. Customers now must have a valid hunting or fishing license for access. If you've already purchased one of these permits, it will still be valid through March 31, 2021. See: cpw.state.co.us ▶ NEW STATE PARK ON THE WAY! Fishers Peak State Park in Trinidad is an expansive area that connects grasslands to the east with foothills and mountains to the west, providing habitat for a diverse array of Colorado wildlife. While our newest state park isn't open yet, it will be soon. Stay tuned for more information as we continue to plan: cpw.state.co.us ▶ MANY NEW PROPERTIES ADDED TO THE PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM: WHAT'S NEW RESERVATIONS ▶ ALL HUNTING RESERVATIONS MAY NOW BE MADE THROUGH THE HUNTING RESERVATION SYSTEM: This includes small-game, waterfowl and big- game hunting for properties that require hunting reservations or have them available. These properties, including state parks, will have hunting reservation information listed in each property description where applicable. Reservations are also now available starting at 9 a.m. MT. See pages 3–59 and: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations ▶ NEW PARK PASSES FOR FIRST RESPONDERS & DISABLED VETERANS: The new Blue Spruce park pass is now available for free to first responders with a permanent occupational disability. The Independence park pass will be available starting this Sept. to disabled veterans with a 50% or more disability for free. See cpw.state.co.us/accessibility for more details. ▶ STATE PARKS DAILY ENTRANCE FEE RAISED BY $1: Most state parks will require a daily pass of $9 per vehicle. Chatfield, Boyd Lake and Eldorado Canyon state parks are $10/vehicle, and Cherry Creek State Park is $11/vehicle. ▶ LAND REMOVALS: Urad Lake SWA is no longer a CPW SWA. Nee Noshe Reservoir and Neesopah STLs have been incorporated into Queens STL. 210,000 acres have been added to the Public Access Program (PAP), for a total of over 770,000 acres. The PAP provides limited, seasonal hunting and ▶ NAME CLARIFICATIONS FOR SOME PROPERTIES: "Pueblo Reservoir SWA" is now fishing opportunities on trust land across the state. Over 120 properties have "Lake Pueblo SWA." "Lake DeWeese SWA" is now "DeWeese Reservoir SWA." been added, and several properties have expanded. There are too many to list "West Lake SWA" of Mesa Co. is now "Grand Junction: West Lake SWA." here! See pages 30–51 for descriptions of each property; look for the NEW tag. ▶ REGULATION UPDATES TO MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. LOOK FOR THE NEW TAG: ▶ ALL STATE PARKS NOW REQUIRE RESERVATIONS FOR CAMPING: See pages 3–59. Find more details online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations See "Reservations" below and page 52 for more. RESERVATIONS HUNTING SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. All hunting reservations may be made by phone at 1-800-2445613 or online: cpw.state.co.us/hunting reservations. NEW You can also now make reservations starting at 9 a.m. MT. THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date. ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted before making the reservation and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ▶ Small-game and waterfowl hunting reservations are not accepted more than 14 days before the hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date. ▶ NEW Big-game hunting reservations are not accepted more than 45 days before the start of the season the reservation is being made for. Biggame hunting reservations are valid throughout the season designated by the license, unless otherwise specified. ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date, except for Boyd Lake State Park: Hunting reservations can be canceled up to the starting time of the reserved time slot. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season, unless otherwise specified. CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 70 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado! Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 52–59.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. FOR CAMPSITES, YURTS AND CABINS: ▶ NEW All state parks now require camping/cabin/ yurt reservations. ▶ Campers can make reservations, 24/7 by phone (1-800-244-5613) or online, from six months in advance through when they arrive at the park. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to the day of arrival, online at cpw. state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply" to reach your CPW account) or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. On the day of arrival or after, customers must contact the park directly about canceling. ▶ See page 52 for more details on camping at one of Colorado's state parks. FIND MAPS ONLINE State wildlife area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps State trust lands maps: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands State parks map finder: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD 4-wheel-drive ATV all-terrain vehicle BLM Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. county/counties CPW Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR county road GMU game management unit HWY. highway JCT. junction OHV off-highway vehicle RD. road RES. reservoir SFU state fishing unit STL state trust land SWA state wildlife area USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast E/W east/west HABITAT STAMPS ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10.13, and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid March 1–March 31 of the following year (13 months). ■ You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license. ■ Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. ■ Anyone who holds a lifetime fishing, or disabled veteran or first responder lifetime combo license is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. ▶ cpw.state.co.us/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �FISH UNITS STATE FISH UNITS NOTE: SWA ACCESS RULES #1–29 (PAGE 3) APPLY TO SFUs. STATE FISH UNIT PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for state fish unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. ▶ PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ON ALL SFUs: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting, target practice prohibited. e. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. f. Rock climbing prohibited. g. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. h. Water contact prohibited. i. Feeding fish prohibited, except with fish food provided by SFU. j. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. k. Overnight parking prohibited. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte, go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CHALK CLIFFS SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W for 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N for 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CRYSTAL RIVER SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ DURANGO SFU — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: Visitor center open May 15–Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling 970-375-6766. FACILITIES: Restroom and drinking water available when visitor center open. ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — ROUTT CO. 2 DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ J.W. MUMMA NATIVE AQUATIC SPECIES SFU — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PITKIN SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ PUEBLO SFU — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ ROARING JUDY SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 16–Nov. 30. c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns for waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom ▶ WRAY SFU — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours Are you catching our emails? If not, you're missing out on fishing conditions, tips, news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. 4 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Go to cpw.state.co.us 2. Click "Things To Do" 3. Click "Fishing Report" 4. Click "Sign Up" © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privatelyowned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and sportswomen, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4−29, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/ wildlifeareamaps © Amanda Horton STATE WILDLIFE AREA ACCESS RULES NEW Everyone age 18 or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state wildlife area (or state trust land). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON SWAs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. There are 3 classes: ▶ Class 1 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 2 e-bike: Has a motor that assists if the rider is pedaling or not, but stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 3 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28 mph. In state wildlife areas, e-bikes are allowed on designated roads and within designated camping or parking areas where motorized vehicles are allowed. They are prohibited in all other areas. BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over 14 days in a 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs, and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand used for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification number (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use; they may be used by the public on a first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation, or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when a location is identified by a “divers down flag,” and when a scuba diver has a valid scuba certificate from a recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to posted swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife-oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft, including drones. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed-free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on state trust lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. DON'T LITTER! PACK YOUR TRASH OUT. CPW.STATE.CO.US 3 �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS NEW Everyone age 18 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state wildlife area. ▶Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ ADAMS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ▶ ALMA SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping 4 FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 for 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. b. Camping, fires, fishing, dog training, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles, hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. c. From Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. e. From end of dark goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may hunt entire property. f. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check stations. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 385 and turn E on CR 30. Go 6 miles E and turn S on CR PP and continue S for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile E and 0.5 miles N. At cattle guard, continue 0.3 miles to second cattle guard and entrance sign. Property between cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, no access to property. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,320 acres HUNTING: Deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: Currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property; landowner permission required. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ▶ ATWOOD SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend �WILDLIFE AREAS of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E and W on Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel, and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1–July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from NEW Oct. 1–end of Feb. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl reservations available but not required. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From Thurs. before Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation confirmation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ▶ BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) — EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 miles W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Dr.; then go N to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully-automatic firearms prohibited. NEW From March 15–Oct. 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. NEW From Oct. 15–March 14, discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs. and Fri., and 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat and Sun. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited on Christine Lake. c. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. d. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. e. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. f. Dogs prohibited, except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. only. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 miles E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No vehicles on dam. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N for 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only, and only within high waterline. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — OURAY, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Dec. 31. NEW Open year-round for hunting, fishing and trapping along Uncompahgre River corridor, from Hwy. 550 to 100 feet on E bank of river, as posted. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. 6 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. ▶ BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. ▶ BLISS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON UNITS) — SUMMIT CO. DIRECTIONS: BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go approx. 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out ▶ BODO SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. Access by foot only. Dogs prohibited. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. f. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain Trail, subject to Dec. 1–April 15 restriction listed in c., above. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1– end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30; open Dec. 1–April 30 only to licensed big-game and spring turkey hunters, and one non-hunting companion. b. Fires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in a bear-resistant manner or container. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails �WILDLIFE AREAS may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ BRAVO SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BROWER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, except from day after close of regular goose season through day before opening of spring turkey season. b. Open for public access 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. c. Public access permitted only to hunters with a valid hunting license. d. Fishing, fires, target practice, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders, camping, horses prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. f. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. g. Parking allowed only in designated parking area. h. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St. for 1.5 miles to signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS UNITS) — MOFFAT CO. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork for 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. b. Camping prohibited in posted areas in Cold Springs Mountain Unit. c. Camping allowed W only of Beaver Creek in Beaver Creek Unit. ▶ BRUSH SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go approx. 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15–18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton St. to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. c. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. e. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. f. From Sept. 1−Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark goose season, hunters can check in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. 5 hunting areas available for check-in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for one hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on one application. All relevant hunting regulations apply. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E for 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn on BLM 3107, then go approx. 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. During spring turkey season, public access allowed only for licensed turkey hunters with a turkey hunting reservation. 10 reservation slots available per day during spring turkey season. No annual limit on amount of turkey reservations. Turkey hunters with a reservation may hunt entire property. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting reservation. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting), fires, target practice, horses, hunting with centerfire rifles, launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. 8 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS e. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Waterfowl and small game hunters can hunt only the area reserved. All reservation hunters must check out at one of the check stations located in each parking lot of the property. f. Small-game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day of first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E; property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big-game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing and hunting only. b. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. c. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. d. Access to property through designated parking area only; public access by foot only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Water contact prohibited, except by float tubes with waders only. NOTE: As of July 2018, reservoir is drained and temporarily closed for dam maintenance. Reservoir tentatively scheduled for refill in late summer/fall 2020. Contact CPW for updates. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only b. All public access from designated parking areas only. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 42, then drive S for 1.6 miles to CR 42a, then drive SW for 1.2 miles to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 645 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42a and established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN UNITS) — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. b. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used as an aid to hunting big game. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: ELK RIVER) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off CR. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting waterfowl. �WILDLIFE AREAS d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or takeout of all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Dec. 31. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 miles of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required, call Park Co.: 719836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only occupants from a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491 farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, then turn right on Hwy. 114. Go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W centerline of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ COLLER SWA — MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. NEW ▶ COLLINS MOUNTAIN RANCH SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMUs/ACRES: 23 / 2,421 acres HUNTING: elk and deer only in restricted seasons, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Elk and deer hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Reservations for antlered elk and deer hunts valid throughout season designated by the deer or elk license. e. Reservations for antlerless elk hunts restricted to certain portions of late rifle private-land-only season. f. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Property is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as an aid to hunting) prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only NEW through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approx. 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of E entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,982 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Jan. 31. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only, as posted. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and N of designated camping area in Tschuddi Unit. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ CREEDE SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing NEW ▶ CROOKED WASH RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 11 / 9,796 acres HUNTING: Antlerless elk only, by reservation only RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. 10 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.), then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: a. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. c. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. GREAGER TRACT: a. Open for public access March 1–May 15 only with permit from Area or District Wildlife Manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. JOHN KANE TRACT: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Open for public access May 16–end of Feb. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27 and go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DEWEESE RESERVOIR SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: NEW Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 18 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license to access this property, and all other SWAs and STLs. a. OHVs prohibited. ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN RIVERS) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. ▶ DOLORES RIVER SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big-game. d. Public access closed Dec. 1–July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W of Jack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1–July 15. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. Go N on LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. From 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, only fishing permitted. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS access road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 291), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bobcat, coyote, rabbit, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42 and on established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2–3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E approx. 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. LONETREE TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check station, after 4 a.m. HAMLIN TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Hunters must comply with youthmentor-only area restrictions as posted. UNION TRACT: a. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. b. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. c. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., then turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from 4 a.m.–10 p.m., July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. WHITEHAWK TRACT: From Delta, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 348, continue straight 27 miles W onto 25 Mesa Rd., turn right onto Divide Rd. and go 19 miles N; turn right onto USFS Rd. 421 and go .5 miles E. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge roads, then 6 miles NE. 12 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau Tract hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during deer and elk seasons. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. NOTE: As of Aug. 2018, the lake is currently dry. Contact CPW for condition updates. ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 in Hayden, travel 1.9 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to W parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 1,659 acres HUNTING: big game and waterfowl FISHING: Open year-round, except for biggame hunting seasons RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Parking prohibited, except in designated areas. b. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. c. NEW Waterfowl hunting allowed on property for 1 group of up to 4 hunters per day during waterfowl seasons. d. Big-game hunting on property divided across 8 time periods, NEW with up to 8 reservations available per time period: 1. NEW Three archery seasons for deer, elk (no overlap with muzzleloader season); 2. Muzzleloader deer, elk season; 3. First regular rifle elk season; 4. Second regular rifle deer, elk season; 5. Third regular rifle deer, elk season; 6. Fourth regular rifle deer, elk season. e. NEW Waterfowl and big-game hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have their confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Dogs must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet, except when used as an aid in waterfowl hunting. g. NEW Public boating, launching or recovery of boats from Yampa River prohibited. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ FRANK SWA — WELD, LARIMER COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70, then turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from designated blinds the only hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting) prohibited. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only NEW through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 69 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 68 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below, and small-game hunting above, junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse prohibited on Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking NOTE: Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of I-70 throughout SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas only. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: a. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. b. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ GRAND JUNCTION: WEST LAKE SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. ▶ GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) —ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. NEW All motorized or trailered boats must launch at CPW boat ramp. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: VAN TUYL PARCEL: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side of park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. REDDEN EASEMENT: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135 approx. 2.5 miles to Gunnison River. Parking on W side of Hwy. 135 on N side of Gunnison River. From parking area, walk across pedestrian bridge to S side of river. Walk/wade fishing on S side of river only for approx. .3 miles downstream from Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Access to Gunnison River by foot only from Van Tuyl trail intersection at Y-gate, as posted. 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl Tract only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30. b. Blinberry Gulch parcel open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. c. Open for public access May 1–Aug. 15, from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only. d. Camping only in designated areas and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. e. Access by foot or horseback only on Beaver Creek Trail. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds, except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO.* *Note that Hardeman SWA is listed as Chaffee Co. in the W-9 regulations. It is entirely in Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. ▶ HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only. b. Fires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. 14 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. ▶ HAYDEN SHOOTING RANGE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, travel E on Hwy. 40 to Hawthorne St./CR 37. Continue S approx. 3 miles through Y intersection; range on your left. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 40 acres FACILITIES: Shooting range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. Exploding and any targets other than paper and cardboard prohibited. c. All round must impact designated berms, except for shotguns using birdshot. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ HIGEL SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 14, Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1–30, and Nov. 11–Feb. 14, permits obtained by reservation by emailing montevista.wildlife@state.co.us, or at the CPW Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1–Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation only by emailing montevista. wildlife@state.co.us. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Sat. of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through last day of 4th rifle season. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. ▶ HOLLY SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting prohibited. c. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — OTERO, BENT COs. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S for 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, dove, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt on Skipper’s Island only. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders and by falconry. e. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only, and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to W SWA boundary. f. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. NEW Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the hunt area specified on the reservation. Hunters must check in and out at property. h. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to E SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. i. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days. j. NEW Waterfowl hunting on North Skipper's Island prohibited except for existing waterfowl blinds only. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, PIONEER PARK & JENNY WILLIAMS UNITS, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of Hwy.). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck Unit campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck Unit campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. ▶ HUERFANO SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, take CR 550/580 for 13 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables ▶ HUGO SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5; 3.8 miles N to CR CC; 1 mile W to CR 4; then 0.25 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., NEW except no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. d. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through dark goose season. e. NEW During teal season and fist split of regular duck season, reservations required on Sat., Sun. and legal holidays to hunt waterfowl. Reservations valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations not required Mon.– Fri., except legal holidays, and hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis. f. NEW Waterfowl hunters must check in and out at check station. Hunters may not check in until 4 a.m. and can only hunt area reserved. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting area. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 and 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only, and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N for 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go for W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ JENSEN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 & 2) — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres 16 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. Access by foot or horseback only. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — SEDGWICK, LOGAN COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: NEW Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 18 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license to access this property, and all other SWAs and STLs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.– 6 a.m. c. Target practice, hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. d. Vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. e. Launching of motorized vessels or sailboats prohibited if ANS inspection station closed. f. Hand-launched and hand-powered vessels allowed only for fishing, to set or pick up decoys, or to retrieve downed waterfowl after ANS inspection station closes for the year, or until reservoir frozen. g. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.–10 a.m., Fri–Mon of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, then turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only for doe white-tailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license prior to applying for permit. Permits on Woodard Unit issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe white-tailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe whitetailed, doe mule deer, doe pronghorn hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional nonhunter(s) must remain with permit holder. �WILDLIFE AREAS d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for public access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on Woodard Unit. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road), then 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Access by foot only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Building safety zone and other safety zones closed as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BREEZE UNIT: Approx. 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking, or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on CR 3 and cross Colorado River bridge. Continue S to top of hill. Parking lot on the right, adjacent to CR 36. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice, horses prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W for 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–Thurs. before Memorial Day. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255. Go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 and 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams, except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground with electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E on USFS 743 for 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go N on 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd.; turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and E on Baseline Dr. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn season. b. Fires prohibited. 18 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD; 1 mile E to CR 16; 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. NEW ▶ LOUISIANA PURCHASE RANCH SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU: 211 RESTRICTIONS: a. Deer and elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must al- ready have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid starting sixth day of season designated by the license through the end of the season. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 approx. 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for wildlife viewing only. ▶ MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE: ROARING FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1 through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting restricted to archery equipment only. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. ▶ MESSEX SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6; 1.75 miles NE to CR R; 1.5 miles N; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1–end of Feb. b. N of CR 7: Hunting prohibited except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentor must be 18 years of age or older and hold a valid hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. Mentor not allowed to hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 68 acres HUNTING: dove, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. Open for public access from Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. Camping, fires, horses, target practice prohibited. d. Hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in 1 of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.–noon. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, firstserved basis. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd. Then go 1 mile W to N entrance, or continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterskiing prohibited. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day– June 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291; then go 0.75 miles W on CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. NEW Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, upstream to marked property boundary. Hunting permitted only with shotguns, 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS hand-held bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry. d. NEW Discharging firearms prohibited from upper end of Mount Shavano SFU, downstream to Hwy. 291 bridge. Hunting permitted only with handheld bows or by falconry. ▶ MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 miles W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. 20 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNITS, SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW signs on left. For Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited, except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jetskiing prohibited. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. d. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. e. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. NEW Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. f. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. g. No other small-game hunting allowed. h. NEW Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters may only access the property during dates specified on their reservation. Hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. i. NEW Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. NEW Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ OXBOW SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing NOTE: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2–5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, �WILDLIFE AREAS Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have a proper and valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle; SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station, and must check in and check out at station when open. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302. Go 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), then turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160, Aug. 1– March 31. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.), April 16–Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ PERKINS SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approx. 1 mile to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ PICEANCE SWA — RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS: SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At intersection of USFS Rd. 376 and Bull Park, hike approx. 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–March 31. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330. Go approx. 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), then go 0.125 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106, and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open in designated areas July 16–Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. NEW ▶ POT CREEK SWA — MOFFAT CO. LIMITED ACCESS. This property is PRIVATE LAND that is open ONLY to elk and deer hunters with a confirmed reservation made through the Hunting Reservation System: cpw.state.co.us/huntingreservations GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,747 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Antlerless elk hunting only. b. Hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters with a reservation may bring one non-hunting companion. 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS c. Vehicle use prohibited except on designated roadways or with permission of ranch owners. All other access restricted to walk-in access only. d. Overnight camping, dogs, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. NEW ▶ POTHOOK RANCH SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: SLATER CREEK) — MOFFAT CO. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 2,355 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited except for fishing, wildlife viewing or hunting with a limited Ranching for Wildlife (RFW) big-game license valid for the property. b. All fishing and wildlife-viewing access by foot only from designated parking areas/access points only. c. Fishing access within 20 feet of high waterline of both banks of Slater Creek only. d. Hunting and hunting access only for those hunting with a limited RFW biggame license valid for the property. e. Hunting on adjacent public land via access through this property prohibited. f. Shooting, archery, target practice, camping, fires, woodcutting, gathering artifacts, pets/livestock, overnight parking, motorized or mechanized travel, launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. 22 DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: NEW Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 18 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license to access this property, and all other SWAs and STLs. a. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. b. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.–6 a.m. c. From Oct. 1 through dark goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fish- 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Fires, target practice, glass beverage containers, waterskiing prohibited. Camping prohibited as posted. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. f. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. g. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (FISHING LEASE)— CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. Parking area at SW corner of bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5. Go S for 1 mile to property at roads DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S for 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and check out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1−last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ RADIUM SWA — GRAND, EAGLE, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go for W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3–4 miles E; SWA parking on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. ▶ RAMAH SWA — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, migratory waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. (NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates.) FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ RED DOG SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game ▶ RED LION SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138. Go 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. ▶ RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: NORTH FORK OF NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big-game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only, and access to Roselund Unit is day use only. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area Wildlife Manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: DEL NORTE) — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Four SWA parcels along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs: JACKSON PARCEL: Walk-in access along Prehm Road, 0.25 miles S of Glenwood's Airport Center Rd. For coldwater fishing access. WESTBANK PARCEL: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. BURRY PARCEL: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GIANINETTI PARCEL: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 43 acres RESTRICTIONS:harde a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206. Go 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ ROEBER SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May 1 through last day of annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then go 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs. Turn W on Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from established parking area. b. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. c. Dam, area near caretaker’s house and north side of reservoir closed as posted. d. Camping, dogs, fires, water contact activities, ice fishing, discharge of firearms prohibited. e. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 miles. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, and only from high waterline to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field. Go E on Runyon Field Rd. for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. 24 DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from tail. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 miles W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only with shotguns with birdshot or bows. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,202 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. Horses prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W for 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles, then go N for 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big-game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: NEW Note that the $43 annual access permit requirement has been removed. Anyone age 18 or older must now have a valid hunting or fishing license to access this property, and all other SWAs and STLs. a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. b. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. c. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: APPLEBAUGH) — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SAPINERO SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of 75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, nonmotor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, float tubes prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S for 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P for 1 mile to CR 11, then go S for 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11. Go 3 miles S to CR 11A, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Access by foot only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. d. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, target practice prohibited. b. Hunting allowed with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area Wildlife Manager may post areaspecific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — BACA, LAS ANIMAS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,139 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas (only 5 parking areas). d. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S for 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E approx. 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, then continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 miles E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, 1.4 miles N to CR 66 then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 135 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open for public access July 16–Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.– Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted to provide resting areas for wintering waterfowl. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. 26 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF. Go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with bows or shotguns with birdshot. d. Target practice prohibited, except with bows on designated archery range. e. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. f. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N for 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Road). GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. NOTE: Road closed when USFS closes the gate (Dec. 1). Road open only during all big-game seasons until this date. NOTE: OHVs, dirt bikes must be trailered until on USFS land. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires only in designated areas. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. f. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and legal holidays. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. g. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. h. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs, Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. i. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. AUGMENTATION PONDS: a. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark goose season. b. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. c. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one submission. d. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunting regulations. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station during light goose conservation order season. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, go 1 mile W to CR 7 then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. NEW Walk-in access only. c. NEW Deer, waterfowl and small-game hunting only. d. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells or by falconry only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. NEW Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out at property. g. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. h. NEW Deer hunting by reservation only. Reservation holders must have confirmation letter with them at all times while hunting on property. For reservations, deer hunters must already have a big-game hunting license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on the property. Reservations must be made through the Hunting Reservation System: See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations may be made up to 45 days before the start of the season that the reservation is being made for. Deer hunters may only access the property during the dates/hunt the area specified on their reservation. Deer hunters with a reservation may bring up to 2 non-hunting companions. Hunters must check in and out at property. i. NEW Only archery equipment allowed for deer hunting. j. NEW Overnight camping, fires, fishing, woodcutting, target shooting/sight-in, building permanent blinds, gathering artifacts prohibited. ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge. Go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed to all public access other than fishing from end of waterfowl season through June 30. Open for public fishing access year-round. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular dark goose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. NEW ▶ TWENTY MILE POND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection on Hwy. 40 and CR 27, travel S on CR 27 for 5.6 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 11 acres FISHING: Open for fishing only. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119). Go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 / 96 acres FISHING: coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset, with access from designated parking area only. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Boating prohibited except float tubes or hand-propelled craft. ▶ TWO BUTTES RES. SWA — BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (CABIN CREEK & LOST CANYON UNITS) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18. Go 0.5 miles W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. 28 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ WALKER SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50. Turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. c. NEW Public access permitted April 1–30 only, except during second full week (Sun. through Sun.) of April when public access is prohibited. Public access also prohibited at all other times. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, 4 a.m.– one hour after sunset. b. Public access only for licensed hunters or members of hunting party and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. c. Hunters may only access property by parking in designated, numbered parking spot inside parking lot. Parking along access road or Weld CR 394 prohibited. d. Camping, fires, target practice, horses, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. f. Hunting in inflow or outflow channels prohibited. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — LARIMER, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except hand-propelled craft to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; nonpotable water only; rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day– Dec. 31 b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range open for public access from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. ▶ WHEELER SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd., and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by Area Wildlife Manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: For upland hunting and angler access, go to Riverview angler access parking lot off N entrance to Philips Riverview. Carry-in boat access available. Walk-in angler access also available from Rio Grande trail. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 487 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 a.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by Area Wildlife Manager. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: S of Lake City, travel S on Hwy. 149, turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area limited to one point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Camping, fires, dogs, pets prohibited. d. Fishing by artificial flies only, and allowed only on Lake Fork of Gunnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek, then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 / 3,719 FISHING: Illinois River RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Access only permitted from designated parking areas. Access by foot and horseback only. b. NEW Fishing by artificial flies and lures only. Possession limit is 2 fish. c. NEW Limited access permits for big-game hunting may be obtained by contacting CPW Steamboat Springs Service Center at 970-870-2197. Permits are available for elk, pronghorn and moose hunting only. Hunters may only access property during the dates specified on their limited access permit. To obtain a limited access permit, hunters must already have a big-game license for one of the specific hunt codes permitted on property. Limited access permits valid starting the first day of the season on the license. Access by hunters with a limited access permit prohibited from 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset, except that when an animal has been harvested, the successful hunter and their nonhunter companion are allowed to remain as long as necessary to remove it. Hunters with limited access permit may have up to 2 non-hunting companions. d. NEW Hunting not allowed in safety zone. e. NEW Overnight camping, dogs, fires, target shooting, building blinds prohibited. 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receives no tax dollars. ▶ The State Trust Lands Public Access Program includes 770,000 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildlife-related activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Public Access Program are open for public access. ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 225,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approx. 37,000 jobs in those communities. ▶ 210,000 additional acres of trust land have been added to the Public Access Program! See the property details on pages 31–51 and go online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: slb.colorado.gov State trust lands, such as Agua Ramon STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON PUBLIC ACCESS LAND? Lands enrolled in the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildliferelated recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES NEW Everyone age 18 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land (or state wildlife area). Note that one- or five-day licenses are only valid for the date(s) on the license. RULES FOR E-BIKES ON STLs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. Public access on state trust lands is restricted to hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife activity. E-bikes are only allowed for use on designated roads when being used for these activities. The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Land Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. See page 3 of the SWA section for boat regulations. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: ▶ Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and non-wildlife-related use prohibited. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. ACT RESPONSIBLY 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 30 5. CAMPING AND FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. NEW Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. travel trailers or campers on a State Trust Land Public Access Program property for more than 14 days in a 45-day period. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS NEW Everyone age 18 years or older MUST have a valid hunting or fishing license to be on ANY PART of a state trust land. ▶Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ 63 RANCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,635 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl NEW ▶ ADELAIDE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, take Hwy. 50 E to CR 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.). Go N on CR 67 for 15 miles. Access to STL across BLM land, SW from CR 67. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 1 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S for 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / NEW 3,813 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting and wildlife viewing. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ AGUA RAMON — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go 0.3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESS #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. ACCESS #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H. Continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack for 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game NEW ▶ ALKALI ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go S on Hwy. 109 for 8 miles to USFS Rd. 2195. Go E on USFS Rd. 2195 for 3 miles to arrive at SW corner. For next mile to E of USFS Rd. 2195 is S boundary. Boundary stops at intersection of USFS Rd. 2195 and USFS Rd. 2195.G, which goes S. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. NEW ▶ ANTELOPE TANK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Head E from Kim. Access through USFS Rd. 2389, N of Hwy. 160. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ANTERO — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 11,060 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, then go E for 18.5 miles. Go S on CR 77 for 7 miles, then go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ▶ ARROWHEAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep ▶ ATWOOD — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. NEW ▶ AUBURY CREEK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, turn W on CR C3/10, then turn N on USFS Rd. 2486.5. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, pheasant, quail, rabbit 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W for 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / NEW 7,303 acres OPEN: LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1–end of Feb. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited ▶ BADGER FLATS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. ACCESS #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. ACCESS #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game NEW ▶ BADITO — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 15 miles NW. Go S on CR 520 for 2.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BAKERS PEAK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W for 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. NEW ▶ BAKING POWDER RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 for approx. 29 miles. 32 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 10 / 506 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, small game ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACTS 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. NEW ▶ BEAR CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, take Moore St./CR 358 E for 6.6 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game ▶ BEAR GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey NEW ▶ BEAVER BROOK — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From I-70, go S on Beaver Brook Canyon Rd. for 2.7 miles to intersection with Pat Creek Rd. Access point at USFS gate on Pat Creek Rd. ACCESS #2: From Evergreen, go 3.5 miles W on Squaw Pass Rd. (CR 66) to intersection with Old Squaw Pass Rd. Access point to N of Squaw Pass Rd. at USFS gate. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk. Hunting with primitive weapons only. ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N approx. 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth/mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth/mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and manmade structures. NEW ▶ BEECHER ISLAND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 5 miles, then turn left onto CR 30 and drive 1.3 miles. Turn right onto CR JJ and go 2.8 miles. Turn left onto CR 27 and go 0.7 miles. Take a slight right onto CR KK and go 5.6 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ BIEDEL CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 2,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game NEW ▶ BIG HOLE BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles W on CR 7 to CR 92. Go N for 2.4 miles on CR 92. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W for 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / NEW 3,048 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing on Little Snake River. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Portable hunting blinds only. ▶ BLACK HAWK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.). Go W for 0.5 miles to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek NEW ▶ BLOOM HILLS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 15 miles to USFS Rd. 2112. NORTH PROPERTY ACCESS: Take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S to USFS Rd. 2112.D. Take 2112.D until it ends. STL just past road. SOUTH PROPERTY ACCESS: From Hyw. 50, take USFS Rd. 2112 approx. 2 miles S of USFS Rd. 2112.D intersection to USFS Rd. 2112.F. Take USFS Rd. 2112.F for 0.5 miles W. Property N along 2112.F. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 676 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BLUE LAKE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: NEW From Las Animas, head N on Hwy. 50. Cross Hwy. 50 bridge over Arkansas River, then take Hwy. 194 exit. Travel 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 194, then turn N onto CR 10.5. Travel N for 0.5 miles, then turn W onto CR HH.5 and travel 0.5 miles W. Turn N onto CR 10, then travel N for approx. 6 miles until you reach S border of STL. GMU/ACRES: 125 / NEW 53,294 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing; Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31 on Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. c. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ BLUE SPRING — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. NEW ▶ BONNY CREEK — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 approx. 17 miles to CR 0. Go E on CR 0 for 6 miles to CR LL.5. Go N on CR LL.5 for 4 miles and turn E on CR 4. Go E on CR 4 for 3 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, turkey, rabbit, pheasant, dove ▶ BOSTON FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW for 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL is N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX CREEK — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, then turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX ELDER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, then go W for 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BRAVO — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E for approx. 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rush, CO: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 8 miles to CR 7. Go S on CR 7 for 2 miles to CR X. Go W on CR X for 0.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 2: From Parking Area 1, go E on CR X for 2.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 3: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 12 miles to CR 11. Go S on CR 11 for 11 miles until CR 11 turns into CR M, and CR M turns into CR 10. Continue S on CR 10 for 2.9 miles to CR J. Go E on CR J for 1.6 miles to parking area on S side of CR J. PARKING AREA 4: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 2.8 miles to CR 2. Go S on CR 2 for 10 miles to CR N. Go E on CR N for 1.9 miles to parking area on N/NE side of CR N. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 49,501 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game, except for bobcat, coyote, black-tailed prairie dog, rattlesnake, snapping turtle, badger, swift fox, muskrat, raccoon RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ BROWNS PARK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take CR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on unmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, or 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/ACRES: 1 / 1,305 OPEN: Open year-round HUNTING: Year-round for big game and small game hunting, during open seasons only. FISHING: Open year-round for fishing on Green River. NEW ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Penrose, go 1.5 miles N to CR 123, then go W on CR 123 for 0.7 miles to designated parking area. Additional parking area located on CR 127, 1 mile N of CR 123. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 1,398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, turkey. Hunting with primitive weapons only. NEW ▶ BUCKWATER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 5.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, sage-grouse, small game NEW ▶ BUFFALO GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 2 miles. Turn onto CR 53 and go S for 8.9 miles. Turn onto Eufaula Trail and go E for 1.3 miles. Turn onto Hutke Rd. and go N for 0.8 miles. Turn onto Keechi Rd. and go E for 1.5 miles. Keechi Rd. becomes Dog Chief Trail. Access point at corner of Dog Chief Trail and Cahokia Rd. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS NEW ▶ BULL CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 161. Turn W onto CR 161. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM land. STL surrounded by BLM Bull Canyon wilderness study area. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N for 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. NEW ▶ BULL PASTURE — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go S on Hwy. 71 for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Go W on Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles, then continue S for 9 miles to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 W for approx. 10.5 miles to CR 13. Go approx. 0.75 miles S of Hwy. 350 on CR 13. Property W of CR 13 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ BURCHFIELD — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ BURNS CANYON — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Johnson Village, go E for 1 mile to CR 301. Head S on CR 301 for approx. 2.8 miles to CR 300. Turn left onto CR 300 and continue for 2.5 miles to Ruby Mountain Campground. Access USFS Rd. 300 to 300A. Head W on 300A to USFS trail 1423. NOTE: 4WD vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 57 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, coyote, rabbit, bobcat, fox ▶ BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/ACRES: 68 / NEW 19,095 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse 34 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW ▶ BUSTOS FLAT — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 for 7 miles E. Go S on CR 210. Continue straight on CR 211. Property approx. 3 miles from Hwy. 10. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, bobcat, rabbit ▶ CARNERO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles W on CR 41G. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game NEW ▶ CARRICA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, get onto Hwy. 109. Take Hwy. 109 for 3 blocks S to 6th St. in La Junta, then go E on 6th St. 6th St. turns into CR AA. Take CR AA for 4 miles to CR 35. Go S for 7 miles on CR 35. CR 35 turns into CR T for 1 mile going E. CR T turns into CR 36 going S. Take CR 36 for 3 miles. STL is E of CR 36 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CARTER CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ CARTER PLACE — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E for 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141, then turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road and turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 approx. 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ CEDARS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23 and go approx. 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHUBB PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW for 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. NEW ▶ CIMARRON RIVER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 8 miles to property. Property along Oklahoma state line. Park on CR 45 to access property. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 519 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CITADEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth/mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. Mentor must be age 18 or older and hold a valid �TRUST LANDS hunter education certificate or be born before January 1, 1949, and have a proper and valid hunting or fishing license. NEW ▶ COAL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1509. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509 and go approx. 3.4 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ COAL RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rangely, go E on Hwy. 64. At CR 73 turn N and go to CR 78. At CR 78 turn N and go approx. 1.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ CODY PARK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N for 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel ▶ COHAGEN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S for 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or, from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak, or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, then N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E for 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N for 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. NEW ▶ CROOKED ARROYO — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10, then take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles NE to CR 21. Take CR 21 approx. 4 miles S to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.75 miles E to CR 21.75. Take CR 21.75 approx. 2.25 miles S to property (21.75 becomes 21.9). Property goes for 1 mile S to intersection of CR K. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ CROOKED TOP — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43 and go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 approx. 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S for 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until left fork onto two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles, following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take twotrack dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DALEY GULCH — SAGUACHE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from Hwy. barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. NEW ▶ DAVID CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.I. Take USFS Rd. 2200.I approx. 0.5 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ DEAD HORSE CREEK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 28T, then to BLM Rd. 1064, then to BLM Rd. 3132. Then go to BLM Rd. 1001, or take San Miguel CR 28T to BLM Rd. 1063. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ DEER HAVEN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey NEW ▶ DELMONICA GULCH — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go N on Hwy. 91 for 8 miles. Use parking area on N of Hwy. 91 at Chalk Creek pulloff. Access through BLM W of parking area. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, coyote, rabbit 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ DICK’S PEAK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 491 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT VALLEY — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to Disappointment Creek Rd. (CR 19Q). Continue on CR 19Q for 10.5 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 70, 711 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ DIXIE BLUFFS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 11 miles to CR P to E and USFS Rd. 2175.A to W. CR P on N boundary for approx. 0.33 miles to E. USFS Rd. 2175.A on N boundary for approx. 0.75 miles to W. Hwy. 109 goes through in a diagonal, going SSE almost to S border. Take USFS Rd. 2175.A for 1 mile W to USFS Rd. 2175.B. Take USFS Rd. 2175.B for approx. 1 mile S to USFS Rd. 2175. Take USFS Rd. 2175 for approx. 0.66 miles E to SW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 130, 135 / 630 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ DOBBINS SPRING — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go W on CR 14 to BLM Rd. 1514. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1514 and go 0.10 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ DOUGLAS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 1.9 miles to edge of property. CR 10 bisects property. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. 36 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl NEW ▶ DRY CREEK — OTERO, PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS: From Fowler: NORTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 (CR 2 intersects Hwy. 50 1 mile W of Fowler) to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 3.4 miles E to CR 5. Take CR 5 for 1 mile S to N border. Property borders CR 5 on W for 5 miles. SOUTH ACCESS: Take CR 2 S for 16.5 miles from Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 7 miles E to CR 11. Take CR 11 approx. 7 miles S to USFS Rd. 2101. Take USFS Rd. 2101 approx. 6 miles S to E side of section T26S, R59W, S14. 1. Go west on USFS Rd. 2101.I to USFS Rd. 2101.P. Go N on 2101.P to W side of section 14; ends on S end of T26S, R59W, S2. 2. Go S on USFS Rd. 2101.P for approx. 1 mile, then walk 0.25 miles W to T26, R59W, S22. 3. From USFS Rd. 2101.I, continue approx. 0.75 miles S on USFS Rd. 2101 to USFS Rd. 2101.M. Take USFS Rd. 2101.M for approx. 2 miles to SE to reach USFS Rd. 2101. NA. Take USFS Rd. 2101.NA to T26S, R59W, S36; ends at property. NOTE: Strongly recommended to have a USFS road map for Comanche National Grassland to navigate getting to S portion of STL. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 18,987 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ DRY CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ DUCK CREEK — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 approx. 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution must be taken while hunting when cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School, then go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.). Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ EAST BOONE DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 22.2 miles W on Hwy. 318 to adjacent BLM property. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ EAST CARRIZO CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W along Hwy. 160. Go S on CR 220, then turn E on CR 30. Park at Sikes parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,794 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along E fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres �TRUST LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ EAST TIMPAS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 1 mile E. Property on N side of CR N for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ ECKLUND — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 for 4.8 miles. Turn E on CR 30 and continue 6 miles before turning S on CR PP. Continue 1.8 miles and turn E on CR 28. Follow curve S onto CR RR and continue 6.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ EDLER — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: Head S from Springfield along Hwy. 287. Turn W on CR M, then N on CR 20. Park on USFS road and walk onto property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS 1: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 12 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 2: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 13.5 miles. Continue straight onto CR 92 for 2.5 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACCESS 3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 17 miles. STL crosses CR on E and W. GMU/ACRES: 58, 581 / NEW 2,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E approx. 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: Camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from parking lot only. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42 and turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S for 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. NEW ▶ FLAGLER — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Seibert, go W on CR V for 2 miles to jog in road. Continue W on CR V for 1 mile. Go N on CR 12 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N for 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLORENCE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, then go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. ▶ FLY GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 460 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. ▶ FORD BRIDGE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ FORTIFICATION — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: Day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. NEW ▶ FOSTER GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, turn S on Hwy. 69 and travel approx. 14 miles to property parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 84, 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ FOURMILE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on CR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. for big game and small game hunting only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motorized vehicles off CR prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GERRARD — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ GODIVA RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 approx. 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S for 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch for 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ GRASSY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S for 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse ▶ GREASEWOOD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then N on CR 21 to CR 42. Then go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, then go N for 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. 38 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118, then go N on CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on Bighorn Dr. (formerly CR 520.1); enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL for 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL is N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ HIGH CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl NEW ▶ HIGHTOWER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to CR 85. Turn N onto CR 85 and go approx. 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ HAIGHT — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 5 miles W to CR 12, then take CR 12 approx. 3 miles S to CR K. Take CR K 1.5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2107 and then take USFS Rd. 2107 approx. 0.5 miles W to intersection of USFS Rd. 2107 and USFS Rd. 2104.A. USFS Rd. 2107 goes 1 mile along S boundary of property. USFS Rd. 2104.A goes N for 1 mile along E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ HOMESTEAD — MOFFAT CO. ▶ HARTSEL — PARK CO. NEW ▶ HOWARD CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S for 0.5 miles. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S for 1 mile and W for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 300 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl NEW ▶ HARTSEL SOUTH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 5.5 miles. STL is W of Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,788 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ HIAWATHA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 31.5 miles W on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects the property. NOTE: CR 4 goes in and out of Wyoming. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ HORSE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17. Go 6.3 miles on CR 17 to BLM Duffy Mountain Rd. 1596. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ ILES GROVE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO WEST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. TO EAST PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. �TRUST LANDS GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W for 8 miles to CR 7. Go N for 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W for 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. NEW ▶ IRON SPRINGS — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx. 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 for 9 miles SW to CR 9, then take CR 9 approx. 0.5 miles S. CR 9 is W boundary of STL for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ JACK CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: NORTH ENTRANCE: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 4 miles W to USFS Rd. 2200.J. Take USFS Rd. 2200.J S for 0.25 miles to N boundary. USFS Rd. 2200.J provides access to 1.25 miles of boundary. SOUTH ENTRANCE: Take Hwy. 109 S from Hwy. 50 for approx. 18.5 miles to CR 804. Take CR 804 W approx. 4 miles to ranch road going W (CR 804 turns S). Take ranch road approx. 0.25 miles W to gate and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 7,564 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ JACK SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. Turn N onto CR 95 and go approx. 7.75 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ JACKS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 10.7 miles to CR EE 38. Go 4.3 miles NW on CR EE 38. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ JUBB CREEK — MOFFAT CO. ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. ▶ JUMPING COW — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33. Then go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ JIMMY CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E for 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approx. 6.5 miles to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE for 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E for 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted NEW ▶ JOHNSON GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From E side of Silvercliffe, turn N on CR 255 from Hwy. 96. Travel N approx. 4 miles on CR 255, turn E on CR 254 and travel approx. 1 mile to property parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, small game, turkey DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA, and access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a proper and valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. Applications due third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Access allowed 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. NEW ▶ JUNIPER HOT SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 20.8 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Moffat CR 53. Turn S on CR 53 and go 3.9 miles to CR 74. Turn W on CR 74 and go 0.8 miles to parking lot at Yampa River State Park. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 493 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl FISHING: Yampa River access 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS ▶ KARNEY RANCH — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted to roads and parking lots. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. ▶ KELLER — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / NEW 2,160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, quail ▶ KEMP DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21, then go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. NEW ▶ KERBER CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go N on Hwy. 285 for 0.25 miles to CR LL56. Go W for 1.3 miles on CR LL56. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ KINNEY LAKE — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hugo, go approx. 11.7 miles S of town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, swift fox, rabbit, doves, waterfowl 40 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW ▶ KIRKWELL — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head S on Hwy. 287, then go W on CR M. Turn N on CR 8 to CR P property. Park at intersection. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit NEW ▶ KLONDIKE BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 141 to CR 23R. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N for 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W for 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek ▶ LA JARA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — YUMA, KIT CARSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385. Then go 0.5 miles E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ LAUGHLIN GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on CR Z for 4.8 miles to CR CC36. Go 1.4 miles W on CR CC36. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner, or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit NEW ▶ LONE ROCK — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, head W on Hwy. 160; turn N on Baca CR 2. Property on left side of road. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 646 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit NEW ▶ LONE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on Hwy. 318 to CR 23. Turn W onto CR 23, then go approx. 3.6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 637 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ LOS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E for 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 approx. 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG approx. 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go approx. 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) for 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E for 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak for 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road for 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. For big-game hunters, motorized access allowed on two-track route N of Jackson CR 28, one mile to designated parking area. Big-game hunting access beyond parking area limited to foot or horseback only. b. For waterfowl and small-game hunters, motorized access to MacFarlane Res. allowed on designated two-track routes only. c. All other two-track roads closed to motorized travel. NEW ▶ MANHATTAN CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 27 miles to Livermore on Hwy. 287, then turn W on CR 74E and go 26 miles to Red Feather Lakes. Turn S on CR 69 and go 4.4 miles to USFS Rd. 509. Park near locked USFS gate at end of road and hike E. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, small game ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S then curves W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. NEW ▶ MAVERICK FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 approx. 26.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn N onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.1 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS #1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 approx. 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS #2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CRs 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS #3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS #4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS #5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321, where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS #6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approx. 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go W on CR 323 to parking area at W end of STL, on N side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ▶ MAYBELL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S, and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion of property W of CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441 / 724 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ McCOY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, deer, elk NEW ▶ McKENNA PEAK — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080, BLM Road 1155 or off Disappointment Creek Rd. near junction with Ryan Creek. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit ▶ MEADOW CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear, small game, turkey ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. NEW NEW PROPERTY: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Walk S to access new property. 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS GMU/ACRES: 181 / NEW 5,259 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, moose, lion, dusky grouse, sage-grouse, coyote, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, fires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles, then go N for 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game ▶ MIDDLE PARK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. NEW ▶ MIDDLE WOLF CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn right onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go approx. 6.7 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ MILK CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N for 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling for 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,955 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. 42 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S for 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ MINER'S DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16W. Turn W onto CR 16W and go approx. 3.4 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ MIRAGE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Head N out of Moffat on Hwy. 17 for 7 miles. Turn E onto CR AA. Travel E on CR AA for 5 miles to arrive on SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ MISHAK LAKES — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MOGOTAS ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S for 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W for 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15−end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MOODY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: NW corner of Moonhill​SWA​ touches CR 129​on E side of road​about 13.5​ miles N​of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ​Parking N of access in pullout on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. NEW ▶ MOORE DRAW — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, take CR 44 S for 18 miles. Go E on CR K approx. 1 mile. Turn S on CR 45 and go 2 miles to property. Property is 0.25 miles N of CR G on CR 45. Park on CR 45. GMU/ACRES: 145 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access by foot or horseback only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting only. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, sage grouse, dusky grouse ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. ▶ MORGAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ MORRISON CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S for 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E for 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. �TRUST LANDS ▶ MUD SPRINGS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 approx. 5 miles to STL. CR 15 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game only ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W for 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. ▶ NORTH CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. NEW ▶ NORTH DEVILS CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 approx 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S, then take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 16 miles SW to CR 801, then take CR 801 approx. 0.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 2111. Take USFS Rd. 2111 approx. 3 miles W to USFS Rd. 2111.G. USFS Rd. 2111 covers S boundary of property for 1 mile. USFS Rd. 2111.G goes approx. 0.2 miles N on E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ NORTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 6.7 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. NEW ▶ NORTH SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 1.3 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ OIL WELL FLATS — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City on Hwy. 50, go 6.5 N on Field Ave. to CR 9 (Red Canyon Rd.) to BLM Rd. 5940. Stay on BLM Rd. 5940 for 1 mile to BLM Rd. 5490. Travel BLM Rd. 5490 for 1.5 Miles. STL a 500-yard hike E across BLM land to NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, bobcat, turkey, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ OLD MAN'S GULCH — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 3 miles to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. ALTERNATE ROUTE: From Gypsum, take Hwy. 6 to Valley Rd. and follow road for approx. 2 miles. Take Cottonwood Pass Rd. for approx. 6.5 miles to USFS Rd. 529. Take USFS Rd. 529 to USFS Rd. 529.1 (approx. 1.5 miles), then USFS Rd. 529.1 to USFS Rd. 529.2a. Take USFS Rd. 529.2a to BLM Rd. 8371, then BLM Rd. 8371 to BLM Rd. 8370 (approx. 3–4 miles). Take BLM Rd. 8370 for approx. 1.5 miles to old cattle trail. No designated trail head. NOTE: 4WD or OHV vehicle highly recommended! GMU/ACRES: 44 / 692 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, then turn left onto CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660 and go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game NEW ▶ ORCHARD — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM KERSEY: Go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on CR 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 6 miles to CR 52. Go E from intersection for 3 miles to N parking area. FROM ORCHARD: Go N on Washington Ave. to Morgan CR X. Go W on CR X for 2 miles to CR 0. Go N on CR 0 for 1 mile to CR Y. Go W on CR Y for 0.5 miles to S parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove, waterfowl ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E for 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E for 9 miles to CR 25. Go S for 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E for 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OXBOW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS b. Open for youth/mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the CPW Area Office in Craig at 970-824-3046. NEW ▶ PACKERS GAP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in La Junta, take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 2200 approx. 7 miles W to CR 25. Intersection of CR 25 and USFS Rd. 2200 at NE corner of property. Next 1 mile S on CR 25 is E boundary of property. At SE corner is intersection of CR 25 and CR G. First 1 mile W on CR G is S boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ PARKDALE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn, small game ▶ PASS CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E for 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, at intersection of Hwy. 14 and Ball Park Rd.: 1. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 10 miles to CR 17. Go N on CR 17 for 2.8 miles to parking area on E side of CR 17. 2. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 6 miles to CR 25. Go N on CR 25 for 2 miles to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 1.5 miles to CR 21.5. Go N on CR 21.5 for 0.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 21.5. 3. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 2 miles to parking area where CR 21 dead ends. 4. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 1 mile to CR 30. Go W on CR 30 for 0.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 89 / 2,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. 44 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ PECK MESA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go approx. 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N for 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W for 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N for 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W for 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S approx. 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear, turkey ▶ PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, then go SE for 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ PINON RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ POISON SPYDER — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088. Go 2 miles NW, then turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ POITREY CANYON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Travel S out of Kim on Hwy. 160. Highway curves to W. Travel W for 6 miles to CR 173 and turn N. Travel N on CR 173 for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 136 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ POITREY CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, go W on Hwy. 160, then turn S on CR 179. Property to E. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ POLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, then go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit ▶ POUDRE RIVER — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,760 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ POWDER WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 4.4 miles E on CR 4 to property. CR 4 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game, waterfowl ▶ PROSPECT — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approx. 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 approx. 4 miles to parking area on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. ▶ PTARMIGAN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. ▶ QUEENS — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads: PARKING AREAS 1 & 2: Take Hwy. 287 S for 10.5 miles. Parking area 1 on E side of Hwy. 287. Parking area 2 on W side of Hwy. 287. PARKING AREA 3: Take Hwy. 287 S for 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127 / NEW 27,687 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N for 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ RABBIT EARS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N for 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles; lot on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/ SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ RED CANYON — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ▶ RED LION RANCH — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1 and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. NEW ▶ RED MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: WEST ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E and turn N onto CR 22. Go approx. 0.3 miles N. Parking area on E side of road. EAST ACCESS: From Kremmling, head E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 187.5. Parking area on N side of highway. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 623 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ RED ROCK — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 about 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 approx. 9 miles S to Hwy. 350, then take Hwy. 350 approx. 5 miles SW to CR 13. Take CR 13 approx. 6.5 miles S to USFS Rd. 2114, then take USFS Rd. 2114 approx. 0.25 miles W (will be N of NE corner; can travel another 0.75 miles W and be on USFS land, N of property). Property approx. 1 mile to S. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ RED WASH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to BLM Rd. 1620. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1620 and go to dead end of road. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ RESERVOIR DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 44.5 miles N on CR 7 to CR 4. Go 8.5 miles W on CR 4 to intersection of CR 4 and CR 66. Property N of CR 4. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ RIDGE ROAD — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game NEW ▶ ROBINSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go approx. 17.2 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 160 yards; take the first right turn. Recommended to have an ATV or capable 4WD vehicle from here. Go approx. 2.5 miles, turn W and travel approx. 0.6 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ ROCK FALL — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hyw. 50 in La Junta. take Hwy. 109 S for 14 miles to USFS Rd. 2200 (sign for Vogel and Picketwire canyons). Take USFS Rd. 25 S for 6 miles to CR B. Take CR B W for 2 miles to USFS Rd. 2164 (CR B curves toward S by intersection). Take USFS Rd. 2164 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS approx. 2 miles NW to intersection with USFS Rd. 2164.F. Take USFS Rd. 2164.F approx. 0.75 miles N. USFS Rd. 2164.F goes through SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ ROSENER — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, take Morgan CR 19 (Sherman St. in Fort Morgan) S out of town for approx. 11 miles. Turn W onto CR F. Go approx. 5 miles to CR 14 and turn S. Go approx. 1.5 miles to parking lot located on E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 634 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove ▶ ROSITA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S for 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E for 6 miles on CR 328. Go S for 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. NEW ▶ ROUND TOP — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Rocky Ford, take Hwy. 71 S for 5 miles to Hwy. 10. Take Hwy. 10 for 0.5 miles W to Hwy. 71 S. Take Hwy. 71 for 9 miles S to Hwy. 350. Take Hwy. 350 approx. 2.5 miles SW to CR N. Take CR N approx. 0.5 miles W to CR 16.5. Take CR 16.5 N to USFS Rd. 2124.B, then take USFS Rd. 2124.B approx. 5 miles W to USFS Rd. 2124. Take USFS Rd. 2124 approx. 1 mile N to property. USFS Rd. 2124 goes N through property, meets USFS Rd. 2120 near N boundary. Take USFS Rd. 2120 S through property, or N then E to CR 17. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ RYE SLOUGH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 4,427 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear ▶ SAGE CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres 46 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit ▶ SAGEBRUSH DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S for 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAINT CHARLES — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. Access by foot or horseback only; GMU/ACRES: 128 / 12,533 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. ▶ SAKARIASON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W for 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. NEW ▶ SAND ARROYO — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vilas, take CR 36 S to CR X. Property located to NE of intersection. Park on CR 36 or CR X to access property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ SAND CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, head W on Hwy. 160, then travel S on CR 8. Turn on USFS Rd. 2360D and follow to edge of property. Park on USFS Rd. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 miles S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAND CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E for 1 mile, then take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 approx. 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 approx. 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N approx. 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 3 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 approx. 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A approx. 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. approx. 3 miles. STL is 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SANDERSON GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,898 acres �TRUST LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, coyote ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ▶ SAN JUAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, coyote ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on two-track road and go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mosca, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 17 to Lane 6 N, then 7.5 miles E to San Luis Lakes SWA. Access to STL from San Luis Lakes SWA parking lot only. Cross over to STL via gates on W side of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 1,300 acres OPEN: July 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback from San Luis Lakes SWA only. b. Bicycles prohibited. c. Game carts allowed. NEW ▶ SAVORY EAST — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pritchett, take Hwy. 160, then turn N on Baca CR 0 to parking lot on forest service allotment. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey NEW ▶ SETTLEMENT — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. To access property, go E from there 0.5 miles. Road turns S, then back E, which turns into mile marker 5/10. Go to intersection and turn S on CR 40, then go S for 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ SEVENMILE RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 6.3 miles. Property 2 miles to W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SHAW CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. NEW ▶ SHEEPHEAD BASIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 28.2 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn N on CR 46. Go 1.1 miles on CR 46. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶SHEEPHERDER SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 7.6 miles to CR 126. Continue N on CR 126 for 1.9 miles. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ SCANDINAVIAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Go W for 14.8 miles on CR 4 to CR 88. Turn S on CR 88 and go 2.4 miles. CR 88 bisects property. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ SHELF ROAD — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cripple Creek, take CR 88 (Shelf Rd.) approx. 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — HUERFANO CO. ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S for 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW for 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SIKES RANCH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approx. 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ SIXTEEN DITCH — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From 6th and Main St. in Walden, travel 0.6 miles S to CR 12W. Go 4.3 miles W on 12W to CR 33. Take CR 33 N approx. 2.3 miles; SE corner of STL approx. 250 yards W of CR 33. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, sage-grouse, rabbit NEW ▶ SKULL CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 104. Turn NE onto CR 104, then go to CR 95. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 639 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40 and turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn NEW ▶ SNYDER PRAIRIE — WASHINGTON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Otis, take Hwy. 61 S approx. 10 miles. Turn E on CR 30. Go approx. 2 miles; parking area on N side. Another parking area farther down CR 30, also on N side. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 11,842 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, dove, waterfowl NEW ▶ SOUTH 80 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 4.4 miles to CR 9. Then turn S on CR 9 and go 6.6 miles to CR 118. Turn E on CR 118 and go 1.7 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 80 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W for 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ SOUTH FORK REPUBLICAN — KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwy. 36 and Yuma CR M, go S on CR M for 7 miles, then head E on Kit Carson CR Nn for 7 miles to South Fork Republican STL parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 2,411 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, upland game birds NEW ▶ SOUTH GARDNER — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 NW towards Gardner. Pass through Gardner, then go W on CR 550. Turn S immediately on CR 560. Continue straight on CR 540. Property approx. 2 miles from CR 550. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W for 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse NOTE: Road access is currently closed. Access by foot or ATV only through USFS land to the S. ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N for 11 miles to CR 7 and head N for 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W for 9 miles to CR 66 and head S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres 48 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. NEW ▶ SOUTH PAWNEE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM NEW RAYMER: WEST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM STONEHAM: WEST SIDE: Go 5.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. FROM FORT MORGAN: WEST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 137. Go 3 miles N on CR 137 to S boundary of STL’s W side. EAST SIDE: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 to Hwy. 14. Go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 141. Go 3 miles N on CR 141 to S boundary of STL’s E side. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 1,720 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ SPENCER DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to SH 40A. Turn E onto SH 40A and go approx. 1.8 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn right onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ SPINNEY — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 2.5 miles. STL is S of Hwy. 24. ACCESS #2: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4.5 miles. Turn N on CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). STL is W of CR 15. ACCESS #3: From Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 5.5 miles. STL is N of CR 59. ACCESS #4: From Spinney Mountain State Park or Spinney Mountain SWA, hike W or S respectively. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 4,674 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ SPRING CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: Take CR K20 (Spring Creek Basin Rd.) off of Disappointment Creek Rd. to BLM Rd. 4080 that goes to STL. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ SPRING GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go W on Hwy. 114 for 14.8 miles to CR 41G. Go S for 4.1 miles to USFS Rd. 708. Go NW for 1.6 miles on USFS Rd. 708. Park at old USFS road/trail. Walk N 0.6 miles on old road to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit NEW ▶ SPRING VALLEY — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go N on Hwy. 385 for approx. 14 miles to CR Nn. Go W on CR Nn to CR 45, which turns S. Go S on CR 45 for 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 109 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, coyote, rabbit ▶ STATE LINE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ STEEL CANYON — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 approx. 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks. Go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. NEW ▶ STERLING PRAIRIE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E. There are several parking areas along Hwy. 6, the first approx. 6 miles E of interstate, and the second approx. 9 miles E of interstate. WEST SIDE PARKING: Go SE on Hwy. 61 approx. 3.5 miles to parking area. Or take Hwy. 61 S to Logan CR 24.8 and turn right. Veer left onto Logan CR 47. Go approx. 3 miles to parking area on W side of road. EAST SIDE PARKING: Take Hwy. 6 approx. 12 miles E of interstate. Turn S onto Logan CR 67 and travel approx. 2.5 miles. Turn W onto Logan CR 30 and travel approx. 1 mile to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 93, 97, 98 / 44,733 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, dove �TRUST LANDS ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ STOKES GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl NEW ▶ STONE CORRAL — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM AULT: Go 18.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 4 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 69. Go 7 miles N on CR 69 to CR 104. Go 1–3 miles W on CR 104. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,041 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W for 0.5 miles, then go S for 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, turkey NEW ▶ SULTAN CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 6 miles to USFS Rd. 584. Go W on USFS Rd 584 (Little Molas Lake Rd.) to USFS trailhead parking area for USFS trail 555. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote NEW ▶ SUNNY MOON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, turn S on CR 17, then across USFS grasslands to SW corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ SWEETWATER — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, then go N for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N for 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / NEW 9,427 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season, in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW for 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse ▶ TAYLOR DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. for 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bighorn sheep, small game NEW ▶ THE SLOUGHS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn N onto CR 16 and go approx. 8.6 miles to unnamed BLM road. Recommended to use an ATV from this point. Turn S onto BLM road, then go approx. 4.4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 650 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game NEW ▶ THOMPSON DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 318. Turn S on CR 21S. Go 4.7 miles on CR 21S to CR 10. Go W on CR 10 for 8.9 miles to BLM Rd. 1610. Travel on BLM Rd. 1610 for 0.8 miles to edge of property. Can also access STL through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 642 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ TECOLOTE CREEK — LAS ANIIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 to CR 36. Access on foot through USFS property. GMU/ACRES: 143 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — MOFFAT CO. ▶ TED’S CANYON — MOFFAT CO. ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Access by foot or horseback only. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw. state.co.us/statetrustlands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game only ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, then turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit ▶ THREE SISTERS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST TRUSTLANDS LANDS GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. NEW ▶ TINAJA CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 20 miles. Go N on CR 130 for 1 mile to reach property. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, swift fox GMU/ACRES: 691 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, coyote, rabbit FISHING: year-round fishing on Arkansas River ▶ TURKEY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game NEW ▶ TOBE CREEK — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kim, take Hwy. 160 W. Parking lot N of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 136, 143 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit NEW ▶ TURKEY RIDGE — HUERFANO, PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 10 E for 16.5 miles. Go N on CR 123. Take CR 123 approx. 9 miles until it dead ends into BLM land. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, coyote, scaled quail ▶ TOMICHI DOME — GUNNISON CO. ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for public access. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ TRIANGLE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E for 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24 and turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, coyote, grouse NEW ▶ TROWEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4. Turn W on CR 4 and go 10.2 miles to CR 146. Turn S on CR 146 and go 0.8 miles. Access from adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ TUNNEL DRIVE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Tunnel Drive, then go W on Tunnel Drive for 0.6 miles to Tunnel Drive Trail parking. From Tunnel Drive parking lot, walk up trail 0.62 miles to STL. 50 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E for 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd.; Squirrel Creek Rd. and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 7,976 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking area only. b. NEW No access allowed from county roads. c. NEW Access by foot only. d. NEW Building permanent blinds prohibited. NEW ▶ TURNER'S CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to Harpers Corner Rd. Turn N onto Harpers Corner Rd. and go to CR 16. Turn E onto CR 16 and go to BLM Rd. 1527. Turn N onto BLM Rd. 1527 and go approx. 1.5 miles to unnamed BLM road. Turn W onto unnamed BLM road and go approx. 2.2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, sage-grouse, small game NEW ▶ TWO BUTTES — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, take Hwy. 287 N to CR B.5. Take B.5 E to CR 12. Go S on CR 12 to property. Park on CR 12 or Two Buttes SWA. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl NEW ▶ TWOMILE CREEK — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM BRIGGSDALE: Go 35.5 miles E on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N at gated entrance. FROM STONEHAM: Go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to Hwy. 71 N. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. FROM FORT MORGAN: Go 24 miles N on Hwy. 52 from I-76. Go 19.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 N to designated parking area along W side of Hwy. 71 N. Park outside of gated entrance. GMU/ACRES: 88 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, coyote, rabbit, dove NEW ▶ UTLEYVILLE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prittchet, head W on Hwy. 160, then turn N onto CR 5. Access through USFS land. GMU/ACRES: 137 / 657 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, coyote, fox, bobcat, quail, rabbit NEW ▶ VAUGHN DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to CR 67. Turn N on CR 67 and go 2 miles. Property W of CR 67. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game NEW ▶ VERMILLION CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 41.5 miles W on Hwy. 318 to intersection of Hwy. 318 and CR 10N. Access through adjacent public lands. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ VILLA GROVE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, small game ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, bighorn sheep, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ WARMER GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of ParkFremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. �TRUST LANDS ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: First day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ WEBER CANYON — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 441 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–last day of spring turkey season. All public access March 1–last day of spring turkey season is for lion and turkey hunting only. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ WELDON VALLEY — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E for 0.33 miles on CR Y, then go N for 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl ▶ WERNER ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S for 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S for 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/ NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, small game, turkey ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. for 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, fires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted. NEW ▶ WEST LIME CREEK — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silverton, go S on Hwy. 550 for 9.7 miles to West Lime Creek. Parking along Hwy. 550 between mile markers 60 and 61. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, moose, coyote, snowshoe hare ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.1 miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563.1A and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land. No formal trailhead exists. GMUs/ACRES: 54 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: mule deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W. STL is S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Outfitting, non-wildlife-related public access prohibited. ▶ WILLOW CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N for 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL is 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, small game GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. NEW ▶ YOUGHAL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS:From Dinosaur, go E on Hwy. 40 to CR 16. Turn left onto CR 16, then go to CR 157. Turn right onto CR 157 and go approx. 1.4 miles. Access by foot or horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto Hwy. 50 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road for 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for big game hunting. Year-round for wildlife viewing. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zone adjacent to waterfall trail. A Special Edition of ▶ WINDY RIDGE — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W for 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), then go W for 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. FISHING NEW ▶ WINTER VALLEY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to BLM Rd. 1506. Turn S onto BLM Rd. 1506 and go to BLM Rd. 1705. Turn E onto BLM Rd. 1705 and go approx. 3 miles. Access by foot and horseback only across adjacent BLM lands. Live Life Outside Display Until September 1 $5.00 FISHING Get Outdoors 2019 GUIDE Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 80 years it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt and the annual hunting and fishing guides offers a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe call 1-800-417-8986 Or visit cpwshop.com/subscription.page 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Wherever you go in Colorado, there’s a state park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 70 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park or CPW office. For more, go to: cpw.state.co.us/park-map Paonia State Park Surrounded by the Gunnison National forest, Paonia has a 334-acre lake where visitors can waterski, sail, canoe, paddleboard and much more. Visitors can also picnic and camp along the shore of the reservoir. © Ken Papaleo for CPW STATE PARK GENERAL INFORMATION The following information applies to all Colorado state parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. STATE PARK FEES & PASSES DAILY FEES & ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks close earlier (sunset or dusk) and have gates to prevent access outside of operating hours; contact the park for hours of operation. Check our website for seasonal or maintenance closures: cpw.state.co.us NOTE: State parks in the Boulder/Denver area tend to be very busy on weekends and holidays from May to Sept., so visit on a weekday, or arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to help ensure you can access your favorite park. ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are NEW $9–$11 per vehicle, or $4 for an individual pass to walk or bike in, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Daily passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the day after purchase. The fee for a daily pass covers all occupants of a vehicle. Some parks may charge a per-person fee to walk or bike in for those 16 years of age or older. NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority: $1/day or $3/annual ▶ Annual passes purchased at self-serve kiosks (or "iron rangers") must be redeemed within 30 days. Note that the receipt is not replaceable. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS ANNUAL PASS FEES PARK HOURS ▶ NEW All state parks now require camping/cabin/yurt reservations. Campers can make reservations the day they plan to arrive at the park or up to six months in advance, 24/7, by phone (1-800-244-5613) or online (go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started). ▶ The online licensing, pass and camping reservation system is a one-stop shop for all items that can be purchased from CPW. All customers who wish to purchase products or make reservations online will need to look up and update their old account or set up a new online account. Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping fees. ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to arrival, online at cpw.state.co.us (choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do") or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. ▶ Exceptions to the refund policy are not offered for water levels, fire restrictions, bugs or equipment malfunction. FISHING ON STATE PARKS ▶ All but three state parks offer fishing, and licenses are required. Daily, multiple-day, annual or combo small-game/fishing licenses are available: Go to cpw.state.co.us and click "Buy & Apply." HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 54. ▶ See "Reservations: Hunting" on page 1 and go to cpw.state.co.us/ huntingreservations for more information. 52 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ All annual passes allow you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at 1-800-244-5613, at any CPW location or through any sales agent. ▶ An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass (see above). ▶ $80 for a vehicle annual affixed pass. ▶ $120 for a family annual pass. This transferrable pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle. Anyone living at the same address as the pass holder can use the pass in their vehicle as long as the same address on their legal form of ID matches the pass holder. ▶ $40 for an additional affixed annual vehicle pass. You must possess a valid affixed annual or family annual pass to qualify to purchase this pass. ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled, disabled veterans or eligible because of income: cpw.state.co.us/accessibility MILITARY PASSES ▶ Active duty military and veterans are admitted free to state parks for the month of Aug. and on Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11). ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service and obtain the free Aug. pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. Go to cpw.state.co.us/accessibility for a list of acceptable military IDs. PICK UP A FREE STATE PARKS & HATCHERIES PASSPORT WHILE VISITING! ▶ Stop by one of our 41 state parks or 15 hatcheries and pick up the CPW Passport. Challenge yourself to collect ALL the stamps while you travel the state and log your memories in the Passport: Use #COParksPassport to share your adventures. Then, send in your photo to collect your completion prize(s): info@FriendsofColoradoStateParks.org �STATE PARKS STATE PARK ACCESS RULES The following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices on CPW parks and outdoor recreation lands: ▶ To enter, use or occupy parks and outdoor recreation lands when posted as prohibited. Access to CPW recreation lands and waters is generally allowed 5 a.m.–10 p.m. daily. Restricted access generally will be allowed during other hours for camping and fishing. ▶ To remove, destroy, mutilate, modify or deface any structure, water control device, poster, notice, sign or marker, tree, shrub or other plant or vegetation — including dead timber and forest litter, or any object of archaeological, geological, historical, zoological or natural/ environmental value or interest. This does not include removal of firewood from designated firewood areas, noxious weeds or recreational gold mining within the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area (except where prohibited as indicated by posted signs). ▶ To remove, destroy or harass any wildlife or livestock. Hunting is allowed in certain areas designated during hunting seasons. NIGHT ACTIVITY CAMPING ANIMALS/PETS ▶ To allow any dog or other pet, unless under control and on a leash not longer than 6 feet. This requirement for dogs or other pets does not apply when the animal is in a vehicle or vessel, or within the boundaries of the designated dog-off-leash area at Chatfield or Cherry Creek state parks. Dog or other pets are not allowed within any swimming or water-ski beach. Any person having a dog or other pet creating a nuisance or disturbance, or who fails to properly control a dog or other pet, may be evicted from the park or recreation area. This does not apply to dogs being used in hunting, field trials or while being trained on lands open to such use. ▶ To allow horses, mules, donkeys or burros, except on areas or trails designated for their use. ▶ To turn livestock onto or allow grazing without permission. ▶ For any handler of any dog to fail to immediately collect, remove and properly dispose of all feces from or near any developed park sites, including campgrounds, picnic area, dog training areas and designated trails. ▶ Where camping is permitted as posted, it is unlawful to leave a camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 24 hours, or to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a state park or outdoor recreation land property for more than 14 days in NEW a 28-day period. ▶ If a different primary occupant is not designated, the person who makes a reservation is financially and legally responsible for any actions of the site's occupants. LITTERING ▶ To leave fish/fish entrails or debris in or on the ice-covered or open waters of lakes, reservoirs or streams. ▶ To leave any residentially or commercially generated garbage or trash anywhere within a park or recreation area. FIRES ▶ To build or tend fires, except in fully-enclosed vehicles or in designated sites with grills or fireplaces; or in hibachis, charcoal grills, stoves and other metal containers, unless otherwise prohibited by these regulations. ▶ To allow a fire to burn in a careless manner, to leave any fire unattended or to fail to completely extinguish any fire . ▶ To discharge or use fireworks of any kind. BOAT DOCKS ▶ To fish from boat ramps or boat docks, or to otherwise use ramps/docks in a manner not intended for their use. GLASSWARE ▶ For any person to carry or possess any glassware in a public swimming or bathing area, or designated waterskiing beach. ▶ To occupy a parking site with a motorized vehicle from 10 p.m.–5 a.m., unless all occupants arriving in the vehicle are actively engaged in fishing or boating. SWIM BEACH ▶ For any person: a. To swim or bathe in any waters except areas designated for such use. b. To build or tend any kind of fire on any swim beach. c. To fish from any swim beach. d. To allow any child under age 12 to be on a swim beach unless accompanied by an adult. AIRCRAFT ▶ To land or take off with any type of aircraft. “Aircraft” means any device/equipment that is used or intended to be used for manned flight (including powerless flight), including: airplanes, helicopters, gliders, hot air balloons, hang gliders, parachutes, parasails, kite boards, kite tubes, zip lines, etc. DUMP STATIONS/OTHER UTILITIES ▶ To empty wastewater holding tanks, fill water holding tanks or otherwise use any park dump station or utility without a valid park pass and valid camping permit/camping reservation. BEARS ▶ Where necessary to prevent or address bear/ human interactions or related issues, the park manager may designate all or a portion of any state park where food, trash and equipment used to cook or store food must be kept sealed in a hard-sided vehicle, in a camping unit that is constructed of solid, non-pliable material or in a food storage box provided by the park for those persons entering the park in something other than a hardsided vehicle or appropriate camping unit. This does not apply to food that is being transported, consumed or prepared for consumption. A hard-sided vehicle does not include any type of tent, pop-up camper or pickup camper with nylon, canvas or other pliable materials, car top carriers or camper shells on the back of pickup trucks. QUIET HOURS ▶ Quiet hours will be enforced from 10 p.m.–6 a.m., and all generators, loud radios or other loud noises that may disturb the peace are prohibited during these hours. ABANDONED PROPERTY ▶ To leave any personal property unattended on land or water for more than 24 hours: a. If property is left for 24 hours, it will be considered abandoned. b. Removal and storage will be at the expense of the owner. CLIMBING HARDWARE ▶ To place fixed or permanent rock-climbing hardware, unless the climber first obtains a special-activities permit from the park manager. Removal of previously-placed fixed or permanent climbing hardware is prohibited. PARKING ▶ To park a motor vehicle, trailer or camper in any area other than a designated parking area. BIKING ▶ To bike in any area other than in a designated biking area or on a designated road or trail. ▶ E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. In state parks, class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and designated bike lanes, and on multi-use trails and other areas (e.g., campgrounds) that are open to nonmotorized biking. Class 3 e-bikes are only allowed on designated roadways and designated bike lanes. ALCOHOL ▶ Consumption of alcoholic beverages on CPW lands and waters is permitted with the following exceptions: a. It is prohibited to consume alcoholic beverages on any archery or firearm range. b. It is prohibited to sell and/or dispense alcoholic beverages on any CPW lands and waters. c. It is prohibited to be on any CPW lands and waters when under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance to the degree that may endanger oneself or another per son, damage property or resources, or may cause unreasonable interference with another person’s enjoyment. 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES ▶ CAMEO SHOOTING & EDUCATION COMPLEX — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 45, turn north and follow signs to Cameo. GMU/ACRES: 31 / 1,700 FACILITIES: rifle, pistol, shotgun, archery ranges; hunting, fishing, shooting and other outdoor activity programs and classes RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from sunrise to sunset only. b. Fires may be prohibited to comply with current burn restrictions. c. Camping, marijuana prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited outside of vehicles. e. Hunting allowed only in area north of and within 100 yards of Coal Canyon-Main Canyon divide. f. All persons must comply with range safety rules, as posted. g. Biking only in designated areas, as posted. NOTE: While Cameo has the same general rules as state parks (see page 53 of this brochure and Chapter P-1 of our regulations online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations), PARK PASSES ARE NOT VALID FOR ENTRY HERE. You must purchase Cameo passes specifically to use in the Cameo shooting areas. See the types of Cameo passes and fees online: cpw.state.co.us/ cameo Find downloadable maps and a full list of activities available at each park in the Park Finder online: cpw.state. co.us/park-map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., then turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. Note that the park spans 152 miles from Leadville to Pueblo, and campsites are located along this span. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5,652 total acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Except in established campgrounds where toilet facilities are provided, all overnight campers must provide and use a portable toilet device capable of carrying human waste out of recreation area. Contents of portable toilet must be emptied in compliance with law and may not be deposited within recreation area, unless at a facility specifically designated by AHRA. b. Building or tending fires allowed, but AHRA fire containers must have at least a 54 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS two-inch rigid side. Fire containers must be elevated up off ground. c. Swimming allowed from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All persons swimming within designated whitewater parks and all persons under the age of 13 swimming anywhere within the recreation area must wear a properly-fitting, U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. d. Motorboats prohibited from confluence of East Fork/Lake Fork of Arkansas River to west end of Pueblo Reservoir. e. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed from confluence of East Fork/ Lake Fork of Arkansas River. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. g. Recreational gold mining allowed, except where prohibited as posted. ▶ BARR LAKE — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E approx. 1 mile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fishing or boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. b. Visitors must remain on designated trails and boardwalks in wildlife refuge area. c. Fishing, boating in wildlife refuge area prohibited. d. Visitors must remain on designated trails on Barr Lake Dam. e. Horses on Barr Lake Dam prohibited. f. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 10 horsepower or less allowed. g. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl and dove hunting, in areas and at times posted. h. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. i. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ BOYD LAKE — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 exit 257 W (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave for 1.5 miles, then turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right, and park is on right (800 ft). PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. From the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and handheld bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86, then go E for 4 miles to Franktown. Go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.) for 5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,628 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, horses, climbing, traverseing or rappeling on or from rock formations in East Canyon area prohibited. b. Visitors required to remain on designated trails in East Canyon area. ▶ CHATFIELD — JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth for 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., then turn right on Roxborough Park Rd. to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. �STATE PARKS f. Fishing prohibited on ponds within dog-offleash area. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. h. Valid permit required to launch or land any hot-air balloon. i. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed on ponds within the park, excluding main reservoir. ▶ CHERRY CREEK — ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave. and follow signs to E entrance of park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Entrance to and exit from dog-off-leash areas allowed only at designated access points. b. A handler may bring maximum of 3 dogs at one time in dog-off-leash area. c. Handlers must have a leash and at least one waste bag for each dog in dog-off-leash area. d. Sport-dog trainers must obtain a specialuse permit to access and use designated upland and flat-water sport-dog-training areas. e. Handlers in dog-off-leash and sport-dogtraining areas must have a visible and valid dog-off-leash annual or daily pass. f. Use of shotgun shells on trap/skeet range with shot size larger than size 7 prohibited. g. Only pistols or other mechanisms incapable of discharging live ammunition allowed in dog-training area. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135) and go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs and other pets prohibited, except leashed dogs and pets in developed areas of park and on the following trails only: Acorn Alley, Bobcat Way, Raccoon Ridge and the portion of Soaring Kestral west of the eastern-most intersection with Bobcat Way. All visitors that have dogs or other pets on these trails must have at least one waste bag per animal. b. Smoking limited to developed areas only and prohibited in backcountry, or on archery range, parking lot or trail system. c. Hunting prohibited. d. Climbing, traversing or rappeling on or from rock formations prohibited. e. Any person age 17 or older shooting on the field/3D portion of archery range must have on their person a proper and valid daily or annual Cheyenne Mountain Park archery range individual permit. f. Public access on archery range allowed from sunrise to sunset. g. Any person age 16 or younger entering archery range must be under adult supervision at all times. h. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms, including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns and air rifles, prohibited on archery range. i. Dogs or other pets prohibited on archery range. ▶ CRAWFORD — DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.), then go S to Colo. 170. Go W approx. 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property RESTRICTIONS: a. All portable grills and stoves (including, but not limited to, charcoal, gas and wood) prohibited outside of designated high-use pads. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through March 31, only hand-held bows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only primitive weapons (hand-held bows and muzzle-loading rifles) allowed for hunting big game in western portion of park (Crescent Meadows). ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of Eleven Mile State Recreation Area lying east of restrictive buoy line prohibited. e. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. f. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and go 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — GILPIN, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58 and go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N for 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd., then turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes within park prohibited, except as part of class in canoeing sponsored by CPW. b. In Jefferson Co., excluding the 160-acre parcel known as Vigil Ranch and posted strip of land along Gilpin CR 2: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. c. During deer and elk seasons beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use in portion of park located in Gilpin Co. (Green Ranch). Only hunters selected through special drawing prior to start of big-game seasons allowed to hunt this portion. ▶ HARVEY GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn N on First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W for 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N and follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric trolling motors or gasoline motors of 20 horsepower or less allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loma exit on I-70 (Hwy. 139), go N for 5 miles to Q Rd., then go W for 1.2 miles to 11.8 Rd. Go N for 1 mile to park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, camping, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Mack Mesa Reservoir. b. Boats prohibited on lake from first day in Oct. through last day in Feb., except handpropelled craft used for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. d. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. e. Small-game hunting allowed at park, using only shotguns, in areas and at times posted. f. Big-game hunting prohibited. g. All hunters must check in and check out at hunter registration area. 56 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ JACKSON LAKE — MORGAN, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N for 7.25 miles onHwy. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — MESA CO. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating. Hunting prohibited. CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to I-70 B, turn S on 32 Rd. (Hwy. 141) and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, waterfowl hunting FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating. Hunting prohibited. NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming, waterfowl hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Colorado River Wildlife Area: 1. Dogs or other pets prohibited, except on designated trails. 2. Fires, swimming prohibited. 3. Public access via designated trails only. 4. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind on lakes prohibited. b. Fruita, Connected Lakes, Corn Lake and Island Acres sections: 1. Except for swim area at Island Acres, only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. 4. Hunting prohibited in Fruita and Connected Lakes sections. c. 34 Road Parcel: 1. No public access except for waterfowl hunting on weekends during designated waterfowl hunting seasons. 2. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. Waterfowl hunters must have valid reservation to hunt 34 Road blind. 3. Hunters must hunt from designated blinds only. 4. All other use of property prohibited. d. Pear Park Section: 1. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes between 30 Rd. and 29 Rd. 2. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. 3. Only shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for waterfowl hunting in areas and at times posted. All hunters must hunt from designated blinds. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM LAS ANIMAS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 approx. 2 miles to park entrance. FROM LAMAR: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar approx. 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24), then go 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access on north shore area of park prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed on Lake Hasty. c. Unauthorized boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on waters below John Martin Dam to Arkansas River bridge. d. Public access east of waterfowl closure line to the dam prohibited from first day of Nov.–March 15 annually, or as posted (except to retrieve downed waterfowl). �STATE PARKS ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, take Exit 101 and go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd. and go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, then go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Jumping, diving or swinging from cliffs, ledges or manmade structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina infrastructure and railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. b. Innertubes, air mattresses and similar devices allowed below dam on part of Arkansas River within boundaries of park. All occupants must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved wearable personal flotation device. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbow and hand-held bow, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ LATHROP — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on Horseshoe Reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted. Hand-propelled craft allowed for setting out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl in area open to hunting. b. Waterskiing on Horseshoe Reservoir prohibited. c. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting west from a north-south line corresponding with barbed-wire fence between Horseshoe Lake and Martin Lake. ▶ LONE MESA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS Rds. 526 and 514 N and W to the park. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. ▶ LORY — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Follow Rist Canyon Rd. for 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow CR 23N for 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Then turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. Hunting on Sat. or Sun prohibited. b. During spring turkey hunt at Lory State Park, hunting turkey on Mon. and Tues. only. All other days of the week closed to spring turkey hunting. ▶ MANCOS — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 for W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approx. 0.25 miles, then turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on reservoir. b. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. ▶ MUELLER — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,109 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets prohibited outside of developed facilities area. b. Operating snowmobiles and off-highway vehicles prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty. c. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. d. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use in park. Hunters may access posted hunting area only from Trail 5 at Visitor Center, Trail 11 at Livery parking lot, or Lost Pond Picnic Area and Trail 13 at group campground. All weapons must be completely unloaded when hunter is outside posted hunting area boundary. ▶ NAVAJO — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take Hwy. 160 W for 17 miles. Go SW on Hwy. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres — the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. ▶ NORTH STERLING — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 125 (Sterling), turn W on Hwy. 6 (traffic W from Denver, turn left off exit ramp; traffic E from Julesburg/ Nebraska, turn right off exit ramp). Follow Hwy. 6 W for 2 miles over bridge. Turn right (N) on N. 3rd St. Take slight left onto Sidney Ave., then continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and continue W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39 and follow paved road N for 10 miles. NOTE: If using a GPS unit to navigate, road changes names several times. Don't turn onto any unpaved roads. After S-curves, turn left onto CR 46, continue for 2 miles W to CR 33, and follow paved road N on CR-33. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited on reservoir from first Mon. in Nov. through last day of migratory waterfowl seasons, except as posted and except hand-propelled craft used for setting 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS out and picking up decoys, and retrieving downed waterfowl on areas of lakes open to waterfowl hunting. b. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not prohibiting such use in park, except as follows: 1. Hunting prohibited from dam. 2. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. ▶ PAONIA — GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S for 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ PEARL LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W for 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E for 2 miles to park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed. b. Waterskiing prohibited. c. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ RIDGWAY — OURAY CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts, or other floating devices prohibited on any waters within Pa-Co-ChuPuk Recreation Site, below Ridgway Dam. 58 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS b. On all areas of park east of Hwy. 550: During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. c. During any hunting season from Oct. 1– April 30 annually, and any approved special season, hunting allowed on all lands open to public access west of reservoir. Area bounded by Dallas Creek on south and site closure signs on north closed to all hunting. d. During any waterfowl hunting season from Oct. 1–April 30 annually, and any approved special season, waterfowl hunting allowed within Dallas Creek Recreation Site at park Hunting prohibited between park road and Hwy. 550, and in other areas posted as prohibiting such use. e. During special seasons, hunting allowed in the following areas (or special hunting zones): 1. Zone 1: Elk Ridge Mesa, including closed Elk Ridge Campground. 2. Zone 2: Area bounded by 100 yards S of park headquarters on N; Ridgway Reservoir on W; 0.24 miles from Hwy. 550 on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 3. Area bounded by reservoir's main cove on N; 0.25 miles from Elk Ridge Rd. on W; intersection of Elk Ridge and main park roads on S; and 0.25 miles from main park road on E. 4. Pa-Co-Chu-Puk Recreation site. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. ▶ RIFLE GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle for 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ ROXBOROUGH — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd., then turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd., then turn left and go 1 block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, education tours, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs or other pets, fires prohibited. b. Climbing, traversing, or rappelling on or from rock formations prohibited. NOTE: No off-trail use. ▶ ST. VRAIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119 and turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 695 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed, except on Blue Heron Reservoir. b. Only hand- or trailer-launched vessels with electric or gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on Blue Heron Reservoir. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring RESTRICTIONS: a. Operating or parking snowmobiles on land or on frozen surface of reservoir prohibited, except by law enforcement officers on duty, or unless otherwise posted at park entrances. b. Operating or occupying boats on surface of reservoir from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited. c. Entering, using or occupying islands on reservoir prohibited. d. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park Nov. 16–April 30 prohibited, unless reservoir is ice-free and area otherwise posted as open for public use. e. Entering, using or occupying lands or waters of park from one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise prohibited, or as otherwise posted. f. Waterskiing on reservoir prohibited. g. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. �STATE PARKS ▶ STAGECOACH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting on western half of reservoir. b. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details. ▶ STATE FOREST — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park, except wakeless boating allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. b. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats, boats with electric trolling motors and boats with gasoline motors operated at a wakeless speed allowed on North Michigan Reservoir. c. Waterskiing on North Michigan Reservoir prohibited. d. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ STAUNTON — JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats, rafts or other floating devices of any kind prohibited on lakes within park. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go for W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. During deer and elk seasons, hunting allowed for big game. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, hunting allowed for small game in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before to Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: SYLVAN LAKE CABINS & CAMPGROUND: Take I-70 to Eagle/exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts, cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/Grand Ave. roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take third exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn S on Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to lake. BRUSH CREEK YURTS: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts on left at top of switchbacks. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Only hand-propelled craft, sailboats and boats with electric motors allowed. b. Waterskiing on lake prohibited. c. Hunting allowed in areas not prohibiting such use. ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take exit 13B for Main St. in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range RESTRICTIONS FOR ARCHERY RANGE: a. Dogs or other pets, smoking prohibited. b. Broadheads, crossbows and firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, pellet guns, and air rifles) prohibited. c. Any person age 16 or younger must be under direct supervision of an adult at all times. d. Public access prohibited between sunset and sunrise. e. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ VEGA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65, then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran approx. 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling RESTRICTIONS: a. Beginning the Tues. after Labor Day through the Fri. before Memorial Day, only bows and arrows (including crossbows and hand-held bows, unless otherwise restricted), and shotguns loaded with birdshot allowed for hunting in areas not posted as prohibiting such use. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 59 CPW.STATE.CO.US �! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 6 5 4 ! ! ! # ! 72 Black Hawk! ( R GOG ELD 93 ! ( Golden ( ! £ JF 1 Coal Creek ( ! ( ! DG 1 Deckers ! ( Pike NF 6 ( ! 67 ! ( F ( ! STV Mead 25 § ¨ ¦ ( ! Ault Eaton ! ( 85 £ ¤ ( ! ( ! ! ( 83 CAS ( ! 76 § ¨ ¦ WE 3 WE 11 79 ! ( Keenesburg WE 8 52 ( ! ( ! 24 Kiowa G Byers ( ! EP 1 86 ! ( Simla EB 2 ARAPAHOE ( ! ELBERT COUNTY Calhan EL PASO COUNTY £ ¤ Elbert Elizabeth ( ! Bennett EB 1 ( ! ve r 94 ! ( MG 8 MG 7 H ( ! Fort Morgan MORGAN COUNTY Ri MG 9 ( ! 71 MG 4 ( ! Punkin Center Limon MG 5 LI 4 ( ! 36 £ ¤ LI 2 LI 5 Hugo 63 70 40 § ¨ ¦ £ ¤ 138 Anton Crook 34 £ ¤ ( ! 61 ( ! Flagler Ar r ik a KC 1 I ee ( ! 59 ( ! S. Seibert ! ( ( ! Ri Fleming LO 16 6 ( ! ( ! 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( ! ! ! E ( ! ! D ( ! 8 San Isabel NF F �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 65 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX LANDS INDEX COUNTIES ▶ (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name = property is a fishing easement or fishing lease STATE PARKS STATE FISH UNITS, WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES ADAMS COUNTY (AD): see northeast map Barr Lake State Park 104 2,890 Whitehorse SWA 104 400 ALAMOSA COUNTY (AL): see southeast, southwest maps Higel SWA 791 1,465 J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic 80 Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA 80 714 San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 San Luis Lakes SWA 82 3,317 Zapata Falls STL 82 619 ARAPAHOE COUNTY: see northeast map Cherry Creek State Park 104 4,450 ARCHULETA COUNTY (AR): see southwest map Devil Creek SWA 77 561 Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA 78 211 Navajo State Park 771 4,982 BACA COUNTY (BA): see southeast map NEW Aubury Creek STL 144 640 Burchfield STL 139 640 Burchfield SWA 139 178 NEW Cimarron River STL 145 519 MAP POINT GRID INDEX BAR AD-1 G-3 G-3 E-9 AL-2 E-9 AL-3 AL-4 AL-5 AL-6 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 61, 63 CHE G-4 60 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 J-10 J-9 J-9 J-10 144 640 BA-5 J-10 NEW Kirkwell STL 144 640 BA-6 I-10 NEW Lone Rock STL 137 646 BA-7 I-10 NEW Moore Draw STL North Canyon STL Pat/Whitby Canyon STL 145 144 144 139 640 632 1,302 640 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 BA-11 J-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 144 144 144 143, 144 144 NEW Sunny Moon STL 144 Turk’s Pond SWA 139 Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 138, 139 NEW Utleyville STL 137 BENT COUNTY (BE): see southeast map Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA 125 640 319 641 7,139 496 640 200 8,533 657 BA-12 BA-13 BA-14 BA-15 BA-16 BA-17 BA-18 BA-19 BA-20 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 I-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 5,147 BE-1 I-7 BE-2 I-7 BE-3 BE-4 JMR I-8 I-8 I-8 BE-5 I-8 NEW Sand Canyon STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Reservoir State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA 125 NEW 53,294 30 523 13,391 125 125 126 125, 126, 146 19,471 66 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 60 AL-1 NEW Edler STL NEW Sand Arroyo STL MAP PAGE 63 61 61 MAP POINT BE-6 BE-7 GRID INDEX I-8 I-8 BE-8 I-8 Las Animas SFU 125 BE-9 Purgatoire River SWA 130 BE-10 Setchfield SWA 130 BE-11 BOULDER COUNTY (BO): see northeast map Eldorado Canyon State Park 29 1,441 ELD Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 208 BO-1 CHAFFEE COUNTY (CH): see central map Arkansas Headwaters State Park multiple 5,804 AHR Arkansas River/Big Bend SWA 56 11 CH-1 (F.E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 542 CH-2 Bighorn Springs SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 8 CH-3 Buena Vista SWA (F.E.) 49, 481 41 CH-4 NEW Burns Canyon STL 57 600 CH-5 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 61 CH-6 Champion SWA (F.E.) 57, 481 60 CH-7 Chesmore SWA (F.E.) 49 5 CH-8 Chubb Park SWA 49 525 CH-9 Chubb Park STL 49, 57 3,640 CH-10 Clear Creek Reservoir SWA 48, 481 500 CH-11 Droney Gulch SWA 56 2,949 CH-12 Frantz Lake SWA 56 69 CH-13 Granite SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 131 CH-14 Harmon SWA (F.E.) 481 10 CH-15 Heckendorf SWA 481 720 CH-16 Johnson Village SWA 481 9 CH-17 Little Cochetopa Creek STL 561 320 CH-18 Love Meadow WWA 481 11 CH-19 Maxwell Park STL 481 4,901 CH-20 Mount Ouray SWA 56 231 CH-21 Mount Shavano SFU 56 45 CH-22 Mount Shavano SWA 56, 57 84 CH-23 Poncha Pass STL 561 360 CH-24 Pridemore SWA (F.L.) 56 10 CH-25 Ruby Mountain SWA (F.E.) 57 4 CH-26 Sand Creek Central STL 56 597 CH-27 Sands Lake SWA 57 14 CH-28 Wright’s Lake SWA (F.E.) 56,481 84 CH-29 CLEAR CREEK COUNTY (CC): see northeast, northwest maps Bakerville STL 39 320 CC-1 NEW Beaver Brook STL 39 480 CC-2 Bergen Peak SWA 39 1,093 CC-3 Georgetown SWA 39 670 CC-4 Mount Evans SWA 39 3,438 CC-5 I-8 I-8 I-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA 126 126 1,000 13,580 Keller STL 146 NEW 2,160 69 960 2,438 F-3 F-3 MAP PAGE 61 60 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-4 F-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 64 60, 62 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES CONEJOS COUNTY (CN): see southwest map Alamaditas Mesa STL 81 640 Alamosa Canyon STL 81 240 Hot Creek SWA 81 9,485 La Jara STL 81 42,881 La Jara Reservoir SWA 81 635 La Jara SWA 81 2,808 Los Mogotes Peak STL 81 640 Pinon Hills STL 81 640 Rajadero Canyon STL 81 673 San Luis Hills STL 81 640 Sego Springs SWA 81 640 Terrace Reservoir SWA 80, 81 240 Trujillo Meadows SWA 81 71 Vincente Canyon STL 81 640 COSTILLA CANYON (CO): see southeast, southwest maps Mountain Home Reservoir SWA 83 1,061 Sanchez Reservoir SWA 83 1,462 Smith Reservoir SWA 83 278 CUSTER COUNTY (CU): see central map Bear Gulch STL 69 640 Beddows Mountain STL 86, 691 500 DeWeese Reservoir SWA 69, 691 780 NEW Foster Gulch STL 84, 86 640 Froze Creek STL 86 640 NEW Johnson Gulch STL 69 640 Middle Taylor Creek SWA 86 486 Rosita STL 84 640 DELTA COUNTY (DE): see northwest, southwest maps Crawford State Park 53 760 Escalante SWA 62 7,612 McCluskey SWA 53 1,600 Roeber SWA 53 1,030 Sweitzer Lake State Park 64 211 DOLORES COUNTY (DO): see southwest map Coalbed Canyon SWA 72, 711 2,359 Disappointment Creek STL 711 640 Fish Creek SWA 71 314 Groundhog Reservoir SWA 71 606 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA 70, 71 5,030 Lone Mesa State Park 711 11,780 DOUGLAS COUNTY (DG): see northeast map Castlewood Canyon State Park 104 2,628 Four Mile SWA 51 362 Roxborough State Park 51 3,328 Sharptail Ridge SWA 51 699 EAGLE COUNTY (EA): see northwest map Basalt SWA 47, 444 2,230 Brush Creek SWA 44 382 Eagle River SWA (F.L.) 35 25 Gypsum Ponds SWA 35 90 NEW Old Man’s Gulch STL 44 692 MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-4 CN-5 CN-6 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 61, 63 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 CU-7 CU-8 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 64 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 62, 63 DO-1 DO-2 DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 EA-5 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 63 COUNTY & LAND NAME Badger Creek STL 57, 58 Beaver Creek SWA 59 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 581 58 691 57, 58 86 58 NEW Brush Hollow STL Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F.E.) NEW Oil Well Flats STL Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & 2 STL 60 62 ACRES Sylvan Lake State Park 44 1,574 Vail Deer Underpass SWA 36, 45 107 Whiskey Creek STL 36, 45 602 ELBERT COUNTY (EB): see northeast map Jumping Cow STL 105 2,086 Jumping Cow SWA 105 14,733 EL PASO COUNTY (EP): see northeast, southeast maps Cheyenne Mountain State Park 59 2,701 Ramah SWA 110 400 Turkey Track Ranch STL 118 7,976 FREMONT COUNTY (FR): see central map NEW Adelaide STL 581 640 Table Mountain STL 63 GMU 59 NEW 7,303 2,227 1,398 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 600 640 520 2,480 640 640 NEW 9,427 640 410 360 640 18,253 640 58 58 NEW Tunnel Drive STL 691 Turkey Gulch STL 691 Waugh Mountain STL 58 West Bear Gulch STL 69 GARFIELD COUNTY (GF): see northwest map Bob Terrell SWA 43 7 Crystal River SFU 43 19 Garfield Creek SWA 42 13,179 Glenwood Springs SFU 34 2 Harvey Gap State Park 33 304 Parachute Ponds SWA 32,42 42 Rifle Falls SFU 33 600 Rifle Falls State Park 33 48 Rifle Gap State Park 33 1,333 MAP POINT SYL EA-6 EA-7 GRID INDEX D-4 D-4 D-4 MAP PAGE EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 60 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 60, 61 FR-1 F-7 FR-2 E-6 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 FR-22 F-7 FR-23 FR-24 FR-25 FR-26 FR-27 FR-28 F-6 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 62 64 62 67 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX GRID INDEX C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 MAP PAGE 43 941 48 MAP POINT GF-7 GF-8 GF-9 GF-10 11,903 GOG F-4 60 1,240 1,301 640 1,794 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 451 GR-5 E-3 2,160 1,304 1,714 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 E-3 D-3 E-3 GR-9 D-3 27 GR-10 27 GR-11 181 GR-12 18 GR-13 28 GR-14 15, 27, Radium SWA 10,996 GR-15 361 NEW Red Mountain STL 181 623 GR-16 Red Mountain SWA 28 161 GR-17 Slide Mountain STL 18 1,280 GR-18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 876 GR-19 West Carter Mountain STL 181 2,360 GR-20 Windy Gap WWA 18 12 GR-21 Windy Ridge STL 27 880 GR-22 GUNNISON COUNTY (GU): see northwest, southwest maps Almont Triangle SWA 55 643 GU-1 Beaver Lake SWA 43 41 GU-2 Black Sage Pass STL 551 415 GU-3 Cabin Creek SWA 55 640 GU-4 Centennial SWA 54 1,800 GU-5 Chance Gulch SWA 67 645 GU-6 Dutch Gulch SWA 67 320 GU-7 Gunnison River SWA 54 81 GU-8 Gunnison SWA 54 2,800 GU-9 Leaps Gulch SWA 55 560 GU-10 Miller Ranch SWA 54 1,604 GU-11 Paonia State Park 53, 521 1,584 PAO Pitkin SFU 55, 551 48 GU-12 Quakey Mountain STL 551 640 GU-13 Roaring Judy SFU 54, 55 778 GU-14 Sapinero SWA 54 7,129 GU-15 Taylor River SWA 55 13 GU-16 Tomichi Creek SWA 67 465 GU-17 Tomichi Dome STL 551 640 GU-18 Van Tuyl SWA 55 510 GU-19 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Roaring Fork SWA 43, 444 Sam Caudill SWA 43 West Rifle Creek SWA 33 Wheeler SWA 33, 42 GILPIN COUNTY: see northeast map Golden Gate Canyon State Park 38 GRAND COUNTY (GR): see northwest map Antelope Creek STL 181 Carter Creek STL 181 Copper Mountain STL 28 East Carter Mountain STL 181 Granby Ranch SWA 28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 Junction Butte SWA 37 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 Middle Park STL Milk Creek STL Perkins SWA Pioneer Park SWA Ptarmigan STL 68 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW 5,259 4,144 10,955 83 49 640 62 GRID INDEX D-7 D-6 HI-1 C-8 HI-2 C-8 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 HI-7 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 C-8 HU-1 F-9 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 HU-5 HU-6 HU-7 HU-8 LAT HU-9 HU-10 HU-11 HU-12 HU-13 HU-14 F-9 G-9 F-8 F-8 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-8 128 Wahatoya SWA 85 JACKSON COUNTY (JA): see northwest map Brownlee SWA (F.L) 6 Brownlee 2 SWA (F.L) 16 Cohagen STL 171 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 Diamond J SWA 161 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 Elk Mountain STL 6 Independence Mountain STL 161 Indian Creek STL 171 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 Kemp Draw STL 171 Lake John SWA 161 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 Manville SWA (F.L.) 16 Murphy SWA (F.L.) 6 Owl Creek STL 171 Owl Mountain STL 171 Owl Mountain SWA 171 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 Rabbit Ears STL 16 Red Canyon STL 16 640 80 HU-15 HU-16 G-8 F-9 2 mi. 1.2 mi. 2,848 95 2,620 3,129 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 847 2,880 4.4 mi. 6 mi. 640 640 920 520 5,229 640 JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 D-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 Guillermo Ranch STL Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL NEW South Gardner STL South Middle Creek STL NEW Tinaja Canyon STL NEW Turkey Ridge STL 62, 63 MAP POINT GU-20 GU-21 640 1,511 640 640 640 2,118 544 2,192 640 1,420 960 640 585 640 NEW Bustos Flat STL D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 ACRES 85 85 84 84 133 85 861 85 85 861 85 85 85 128 Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL 62 GMU Waunita WWA 551 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 HINSDALE COUNTY (HI): see southwest map Brown Lakes SWA 76 520 Lake Fork of the Gunnison River 66 42 SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA 66, 67 1,429 Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA 76 41 Road Canyon Reservoir SWA 76 177 Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 77 508 Wind in the Willows SWA 66 4 HUERFANO COUNTY (HU): see southeast map NEW Badito STL 85 640 NEW Bear Creek STL D-3 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP PAGE 62, 63 63 61 62 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Richard SWA (F.L.) Ridge Road STL Sand Creek STL Seymour Lake SWA MAP POINT JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 16, 161 2,323 16 320 6 3,280 17 81 NEW Sixteen Ditch STL 161 280 6, 7, 19, 71,194 State Forest State Park STA 171 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 JA-28 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 JA-29 Verner SWA (F.L.) 16 2 mi. JA-30 Yarmony Ranch SWA 17, 171 3,719 JA-31 JEFFERSON COUNTY (JF): see northeast, northwest maps Chatfield State Park 51, 461 5,318 CHA Ralston Creek SWA 38 2,100 JF-1 Staunton State Park 39, 46 3,834 STN KIOWA COUNTY (KI): see southeast map Queens STL 126, 127 NEW 27,687 Queens SWA 126, 127 13,866 Sweetwater STL 126 640 KIT CARSON COUNTY (KC): see northeast map Flagler Reservoir SWA 107 400 NEW Flagler STL 107 640 GRID INDEX D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 E-2 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME 62 Eagle Canyon STL Hohnholz Lakes SWA Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lory State Park E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 F-4 F-4 F-4 KI-1 J-7 KI-2 KI-3 I-7 I-7 KC-1 KC-2 I-5 I-5 60, 62 61 NEW Settlement STL 109 960 KC-3 J-4 NEW South Fork Republican STL 109 2,411 KC-4 J-4 NEW Spring Valley STL 109 960 LAKE COUNTY (LK): see central map Box Creek STL 48 629 Crystal Lake STL 48, 49 467 NEW Delmonica Gulch STL 49 320 Hardeman SWA (F.E.) 48 Paddock SWA 49 1,300 Reddy SWA (F.E.) 48, 49 8 LA PLATA COUNTY (LP): see southwest map Bodo SWA 741 2,942 Durango SFU 74, 75 14 Haviland Lake SWA 74 208 Pastorius Reservoir SWA 75 85 Perins Peak SWA 74 7,720 LARIMER COUNTY (LR): see northeast, northwest maps Arrowhead STL 8 200 Bellaire Lake SWA 8 12 Bellvue-Watson SFU 19 58 Big Thompson Ponds SWA 20 51 Bliss SWA 8, 19 352 Boedecker Reservoir SWA 20 308 Boyd Lake State Park 20 2,004 Bull Mountain STL 8 640 Cherokee SWA 8, 191 25,497 Douglas Reservoir SWA 9 765 Dowdy Lake SWA 191 120 Dry Creek North STL 8 640 KC-5 J-4 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 LK-6 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 64 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 63 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 60 ACRES 20 640 7 133 8 640 7 640 20 302 19 2,591 NEW Manhattan Creek STL 8 320 Meadow Creek STL 191 640 North Fork SWA 20 16 North Rabbit Creek STL 191 640 Parvin Lake SWA 191 242 Pass Creek STL 7 640 Pfister Draw STL 7, 8 1,920 Poudre River SFU 8, 19 460 Poudre River STL 191 5,760 Poudre River SWA 19, 191 395 Simpson Ponds SWA 20 44 Smith Lake SWA 9 135 Steinhoff Hill STL 191 480 Steven’s Gulch STL 191 480 Stone Mountain Access Road SWA 20 Twin Sisters SWA 20 640 Watson Lake SFU 19 90 Watson Lake SWA 19 44 Wellington SWA 87 1,793 West Lake SWA 191 38 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY (LA): see southeast map Aguilar TV Hill STL 85 500 NEW Antelope Tank STL 136 640 Apishapa North STL 133 1,880 Apishapa SWA 133, 134 7,935 Bosque del Oso SWA 85, 851 30,000 NEW East Carrizo Creek STL 143 640 James M. John SWA 140 8,200 Lake Dorothey SWA 140 4,500 North Lake SWA 85, 851 840 NEW Poitrey Canyon STL 136 640 143 640 Sakariason STL 85 560 NEW Savory East STL 137 640 Spanish Peaks SWA 85 6,450 NEW Tecolote Creek STL 143 560 136, NEW Tobe Creek STL 640 143 Trinidad Lake State Park 85, 851 3,312 LINCOLN COUNTY (LI): see northeast, southeast maps Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 49,501 Hugo SWA 113 2,240 Karval Reservoir SWA 120 235 NEW Kinney Lake STL 113 320 Kinney Lake SWA 113 320 NEW Poitrey Creek STL 60, 62 GMU MAP POINT LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LOR LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 LR-36 GRID INDEX F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 G-10 H-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 I-10 G-10 G-10 F-10 H-10 LA-11 LA-12 LA-13 LA-14 LA-15 H-10 F-10 I-10 G-10 I-10 LA-16 H-10 TRI G-10 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 LI-4 LI-5 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 H-6 MAP PAGE 60, 62 61 60, 61 69 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES LOGAN COUNTY (LO): see northeast map Atwood STL 96 120 Atwood SWA 96 180 Bravo STL 91 80 Bravo SWA 91 1,082 Duck Creek STL 90 640 Duck Creek SWA 90 1,121 Dune Ridge SWA 96 400 Ford Bridge STL 91 280 Knudson SWA 96 581 North Sterling State Park 89 5,715 Overland Trail STL 96 40 Overland Trail SWA 96 192 Pawnee Valley STL 89 2,720 Red Lion Ranch STL 92 200 Red Lion SWA 90, 92 1,297 93, 97, NEW Sterling Prairie STL 44,733 98 Tamarack Ranch SWA 91, 93 10,696 MESA COUNTY (ME): see northwest, southwest maps Cameo Shooting & Education 31 1,700 Complex Colorado River Island SWA 30, 41 67 Franklin Island SWA 30, 41 38 Grand Junction: West Lake SWA 30 6 Highline Lake State Park 30 562 Horsethief Canyon SWA 30, 40 1,439 James M. Robb-Colorado River 30, 40 1,085 State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA 421 871 Leatha Jean Stassen SWA 40 31 Loma Boat Launch SWA 30 8 Mogensen Ponds SWA 421 11 Orchard Mesa SWA 41 148 Plateau Creek SWA 421 1,346 Tilman Bishop SWA 30, 41 113 Vega State Park 421 1,842 Walker SWA 30, 40 351 MINERAL COUNTY (MI): see southwest map Alberta Park Reservoir SWA 80 240 Big Meadows Reservoir SWA 76 117 Coller SWA 76, 79 579 Creede SWA 76 3 MOFFAT COUNTY (MF): see southeast map Bakers Peak STL 3, 4 12,393 NEW Baking Powder Ridge STL 10 506 Bald Mountain STL 2, 3 6,266 Ben Morgan Canyon STL 211 640 NEW Big Hole Butte STL 3 640 Big Hole Gulch STL 2, 3 Bitterbrush SWA 11 70 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS NEW 3,048 8,081 MAP POINT GRID INDEX LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 H-2 I-1 I-1 LO-15 I-2 LO-16 I-1 CAM B-5 ME-1 ME-2 ME-3 HIG ME-4 B-5 A-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 CRP B-5 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 ME-11 VEG ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 C-1 A-2 B-1 B-2 B-1 MF-6 B-1 MF-7 B-2 MAP PAGE 104 640 628 1,305 2,226 640 MAP POINT MF-8 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 GRID INDEX B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 A-1 A-2 10 13 11 4 11 11 640 640 640 640 640 640 MF-14 MF-15 MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 A-2 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 B-2 NEW Dobbins Spring STL 10 2, 201 11 11 10 640 25,739 9,796 640 640 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 A-2 A-1 B-2 B-2 A-2 NEW Douglas Mountain STL 2, 11 640 MF-25 B-2 NEW East Boone Draw STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Fourmile STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL 2 4, 441 11 10 301 4 3 3 3 2 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 640 3,518 640 640 MF-26 ELH MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 C-1 A-1 11 11 301 12, 211 10 13 211 3 2, 3 2, 3 11 640 640 640 2,079 640 640 638 493 640 4,860 637 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 211 - MF-46 B-2 10 3, 11 10 640 9,208 640 MF-47 MF-48 MF-49 A-2 B-2 B-3 10 12 10 12 211 640 653 640 640 640 MF-50 MF-51 MF-52 MF-53 MF-54 A-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Boston Flats STL Box Elder North STL Box Elder STL Browns Park STL Browns Park SWA 3 211 211 1 201 10 NEW Buckwater Draw STL NEW Bull Canyon STL 60 Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL NEW Coal Creek STL NEW Coal Ridge STL Cold Springs Mountain STL NEW Crooked Wash Ranch SWA Cross Mountain STL 62, 63 NEW Hiawatha STL NEW Hightower STL Homestead STL NEW Horse Gulch STL Iles Grove STL NEW Jack Springs STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL NEW Juniper Hot Springs STL 63 Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA NEW Lone Tree Gulch STL NEW Louisiana Purchase Ranch SWA NEW Maverick Flats STL Maybell STL NEW Middle Wolf Creek STL 61 NEW Miner’s Draw STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL MAP PAGE 61 �INDEX GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX 3 280 MF-55 B-1 2 11 11, 211 11 3 1 640 640 640 640 11,026 1,747 MF-56 MF-57 MF-58 MF-59 MF-60 MF-61 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 A-1 NEW Pothook Ranch SWA 4 2,355 MF-62 C-1 NEW Powder Wash STL NEW Red Wash STL 3 211 10 640 640 640 MF-63 MF-64 MF-65 B-1 B-2 A-2 NEW Reservoir Draw STL 2 640 MF-66 B-1 NEW Robinson Draw STL NEW Scandinavian Gulch STL 10 11 3 640 640 640 MF-67 MF-68 MF-69 A-2 B-2 B-1 NEW Sevenmile Ridge STL 2 640 MF-70 B-1 NEW Sheephead Basin STL 2 640 MF-71 B-1 NEW Sheepherder Springs STL 2 3 10 640 640 639 MF-72 MF-73 MF-74 B-1 B-2 A-2 3 211 2, 3 10 11 211 10 80 640 19,962 640 640 637 650 MF-75 MF-76 MF-77 MF-78 MF-79 MF-80 MF-81 C-1 B-2 B-1 A-2 B-2 B-2 A-2 NEW Trowel STL 2 11 3, 11 3 642 640 1,122 640 MF-82 MF-83 MF-84 MF-85 A-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 NEW Turner’s Creek STL 10 640 MF-86 A-2 NEW Vaughn Draw STL 2 640 MF-87 B-1 2 640 4 640 NEW Winter Valley Gulch STL 10 640 3, 11, 13, 110/ Yampa River State Park 211, 301, 134 mi. 441 NEW Youghal STL 10 640 MONTEZUMA COUNTY (MZ): see southwest map Dolores River SWA 71, 73 57 Joe Moore Reservoir SWA 73 120 Lone Dome SWA 711 1,724 Mancos State Park 73 571 Menefee Peak STL 73 635 Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA 711 764 Puett Reservoir SWA 73 177 MF-88 MF-89 MF-90 A-1 C-1 B-2 YAM C-2 MF-91 A-2 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME NEW North Scandinavian Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL NEW Pot Creek SWA Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL NEW Skull Creek STL NEW South 80 STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL NEW Spencer Draw STL Ted’s Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL NEW The Sloughs STL NEW Thompson Draw STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL NEW Vermillion Creek STL Willow Creek STL MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Summit Reservoir SWA 73 526 Totten Reservoir SWA 73 250 Twin Spruce Ponds SWA 71, 73 96 Weber Canyon STL 73 441 MONTROSE COUNTY (MT): see southwest map Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 Cimarron SWA 65 6,161 MORGAN COUNTY (MG): see northeast map Andrick Ponds SWA 95 711 Brush Prairie Ponds SWA 99 1,600 Brush SWA 96 588 Cottonwood SWA 96 884 Elliott SWA 95, 96 2,576 Jackson Lake State Park 95 3,091 Jackson Lake SWA 95 394 Jean K. Tool SWA 96 903 NEW Rosener STL 99 634 Weldon Valley STL 95 5,600 OTERO COUNTY (OT): see southeast map NEW Alkali Arroyo STL 130 640 61 GRID INDEX B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 MT-1 MT-2 C-7 C-7 63 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 MG-9 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-3 H-2 60 OT-1 H-8 NEW Bloom Hills STL 135 676 OT-2 H-9 NEW Bull Pasture STL 135 640 OT-3 H-9 NEW Carrica STL 130 640 OT-4 I-8 NEW Crooked Arroyo STL 135 640 OT-5 H-8 NEW David Canyon STL 135 640 OT-6 H-8 NEW Dixie Bluffs STL 130, 135 630 OT-7 H-8 NEW Dry Creek STL 135 18,987 OT-8 H-8 NEW East Timpas STL 135 640 OT-9 H-8 NEW Haight STL 135 130 125 125 135 640 640 670 2,603 640 OT-10 OT-11 OT-12 OT-13 OT-14 H-9 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-9 135 Melon Valley SWA 125, 129 NEW North Devils Canyon STL 135 Oxbow SWA 130 NEW Packers Gap STL 135 7,564 278 640 410 640 OT-15 OT-16 OT-17 OT-18 OT-19 H-9 H-8 H-9 H-8 H-9 135 640 OT-20 H-9 135 Rocky Ford SWA 125, 129 NEW Round Top STL 135 Timpas Creek SWA 135 OURAY COUNTY (OU): see southwest map Billy Creek SWA 62, 65 Ridgway State Park 62, 65 640 1,142 640 141 OT-21 OT-22 OT-23 OT-24 H-9 H-8 H-8 H-8 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA NEW Iron Springs STL NEW Jack Canyon STL NEW Red Rock STL NEW Rock Fall STL 63 MAP POINT MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 MAP PAGE 63 61 63 71 CPW.STATE.CO.US �INDEX GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX PARK COUNTY (PA): see central map 63 Ranch STL 50 63 Ranch SWA 50 1,635 1,200 PA-1 PA-2 F-6 E-6 COUNTY & LAND NAME Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA 58 Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick’s Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park 49 49, 50, 58 50, 58, 581 50, 581 58 58 500 46 58 58, 581 Eleven Mile STL 58, 581 Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Flats STL NEW Buffalo Gulch STL NEW 3,813 277 PA-3 E-6 PA-4 E-5 11,060 PA-5 E-6 752 PA-6 E-6 3,570 640 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE F-5 E-6 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 PA-13 F-6 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 PA-21 PA-22 SPI PA-23 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-5 PA-24 E-5,E-6 PA-25 PA-26 PA-27 PA-28 PA-29 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 NEW 2,887 1,788 300 1,121 17,429 15 480 640 4,427 640 6,434 1,937 58 Hartsel STL 58 High Creek STL 50 James Mark Jones SWA 50 Knight-Imler SWA 50 McArthur Gulch STL 501 Mud Springs STL 50 NEW Rye Slough STL 58 Saddle Mountain STL 581 Spinney Mountain State Park 58, 581 Spinney Mountain SWA 58, 581 50, 58, 4,674 NEW Spinney STL 581 Tarryall Reservoir SWA 50, 501 886 Teter-Michigan Creek SWA 500 950 Three Mile Mountain STL 58 1,280 Tomahawk SWA 50 1,655 Warmer Gulch STL 58 640 PHILLIPS COUNTY (PH): see northeast map Frenchman Creek SWA 98 68 Holyoke SWA 98 80 PITKIN COUNTY (PI): see northwest map Coke Oven SWA 444 330 Williams Hill SWA 43 487 PROWERS COUNTY (PR): see southeast map Arkansas River SWA 127 98 Deadman SWA 127 503 Granada SWA 127, 132 5630 Holly SWA 127, 132 277 Mike Higbee SWA 132 876 Red Dog SWA 127 570 Thurston Reservoir SWA 127 400 NEW Two Buttes STL 139 640 NEW Hartsel South STL 72 2020 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MAP PAGE 64 64 60 PI-1 PI-2 D-5 D-5 62 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 PR-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 J-9 61 ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE PUEBLO COUNTY (PU): see southeast map Lake Beckwith SWA 84 66 Lake Pueblo State Park 84 17,496 Pueblo Reservoir SWA 84 11,864 Pueblo SFU 84 105 Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA 123 88 Saint Charles STL 128 12,533 RIO BLANCO COUNTY (RB): see northwest map PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 61 RB-1 B-3 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 RB-6 B-3 RB-7 B-3 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-5 RG-6 RG-7 RG-8 RG-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 C-2 D-2 C-2 RO-12 C-1 RO-13 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 RO-18 RO-19 PEA RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 RO-23 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU NEW Collins Mountain Ranch 23 2,421 SWA Colorow Mountain SWA 11 1,982 Jensen SWA 12, 23, 211 5,955 Meeker Pasture SWA 23 48 Oak Ridge SWA 23,24 13,664 11, 21, 25,193 Piceance SWA 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 22 383 RIO GRANDE COUNTY (RG): see southwest map Agua Ramon STL 79 640 Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA 80 102 Dry Creek STL 80 1,280 Gerrard STL 80 799 Home Lake SWA 791 64 Rio Grande River SWA (F.E.) 79 124 Rio Grande SWA 791 935 Shaw Creek STL 80 469 Shriver-Wright SWA 791 120 ROUTT COUNTY (RO): see northwest map Adams SWA 15 650 Blacktail (Conservation Easement) 15 610 Christina SWA (F.E.) 214 23 Chuck Lewis SWA 131 288 Coal Bank Gulch STL 441 879 Cottonwood Creek STL 441 640 Emerald Mountain SWA 131 674 Finger Rock SFU 26 34 Flanders Ranch SWA 441 1,659 Fly Gulch STL 214 457 Grassy Creek STL 13 360 Grieve Ranch SWA 5 2,511 (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range 13 40 Indian Run SWA 12 2,039 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL 441 5,253 Maynard Gulch STL 13, 441 724 Moody Creek STL 231 640 Moonhill STL 14, 214 640 Morrison Creek STL 15 640 Pearl Lake State Park 14 300 Rock Creek SWA 15 205 Sage Creek STL 13 640 Sarvis Creek SWA 15 309 Sleeping Giant STL 214 400 62 63 62 �INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL 15 14, 214 13 NEW Twenty Mile Pond SWA 13 Yampa River STL 13 Yampa River SWA 13 SAGUACHE COUNTY (SA): see southwest map NEW Biedel Creek STL 68 1,629 2,820 1,863 11 2,006 866 MAP POINT STG STE RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 RO-27 GRID INDEX D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 2,640 SA-1 E-8 SA-2 D-8 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-7 ACRES NEW Burro Springs 1 & 2 STL 68 Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA NEW Jacks Creek STL 68 67 551 67 681 19,095 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 NEW Kerber Creek STL 681 320 SA-8 E-7 68 79 67 681 82 NEW Mirage STL 82 Mishak Lakes STL 82, 682 Mogotas Arroyo STL 68 Old Woman Creek STL 79 Russell Lakes SWA 682 Saguache Creek STL 682 San Juan Creek STL 68 Sanderson Gulch STL 68 NEW Spring Gulch STL 68 Steel Canyon STL 82 Stonehouse Gulch STL 681 Villa Grove STL 82 Werner Arroyo STL 682 SAN JUAN COUNTY (SJ): see southwest map Andrews Lake SWA 74 NEW Sultan Creek STL 74 640 640 320 640 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 640 560 880 320 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 SA-21 SA-22 SA-23 SA-24 SA-25 SA-26 E-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 D-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 13 640 SJ-1 SJ-2 B-9 B-8 74 640 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY (SM): see southwest map Carter Place STL 70 320 Dan Noble SWA 70 2,223 NEW Dead Horse Creek STL 70 640 SJ-3 B-9 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 A-7 B-8 A-8 NEW Laughlin Gulch STL Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL NEW West Lime Creek STL NEW Disappointment Valley STL Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA NEW Klondike Basin STL NEW McKenna Peak STL Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F.E.) 70, 711 320 SM-4 A-8 70 70 70 640 12,775 640 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-8 A-8 A-8 70 70 70 640 640 13 SM-8 SM-9 SM-10 A-8 A-8 B-8 MAP PAGE COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES 70 640 Woods Lake SWA 70 160 SEDGWICK COUNTY (SE): see northeast map Jumbo (Julesburg) Reservoir SWA 90 1,703 Pony Express SWA 92 1,854 Sand Draw SWA 93 209 Sedgwick Bar SWA 92 885 SUMMIT COUNTY (SU): see northwest map Blue River SWA 37, 371 134 TELLER COUNTY (TE): see central map Dome Rock SWA 581 6,980 Mueller State Park 581 5,114 Pikes Peak SWA 59 635 Rosemont Reservoir SWA 59 357 NEW Shelf Road STL 581 640 Skaguay Reservoir SWA 59 715 WASHINGTON COUNTY (WA): see northeast map Messex SWA 96 680 Prewitt Reservoir SWA 96 2,924 NEW Snyder Prairie STL 101 11,842 WELD COUNTY (WE): see northeast map Banner Lakes SWA 99 934 Brower SWA 94 65 Centennial Valley SWA 951 1,195 Frank SWA 94 324 Greasewood Lake STL 951 640 NEW Howard Creek STL 87 640 Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA 951 68 Nakagawa SWA 951 159 NEW North Pawnee Creek STL 88 640 NEW Spring Creek Basin STL 62 63 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 60 SU-1 E-4 62 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 TE-5 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 64 WA-1 WA-2 WA-3 H-2 H-2 I-3 60 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-1 G-2 G-2 H-1 NEW South Pawnee Creek STL 640 140 855 1,720 WE-10 WE-11 STV WE-12 G-2 G-3 F-3 H-2 NEW Stone Corral STL 87 1,041 WE-13 G-1 NEW Twomile Creek STL 88 Webster SWA 94 YUMA COUNTY (YU): see northeast map Arikaree SWA 102 NEW Beecher Island STL 102 640 158 WE-14 WE-15 H-1 G-2 2,320 320 YU-1 YU-2 J-3 J-3 103 630 YU-3 J-4 102 640 103, 109 332 101 287 102 3,682 102 3,202 102 2,157 103, 109 18,365 98 75 102 920 98 355 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 YU-10 YU-11 YU-12 YU-13 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 NEW Bonny Creek STL 63 GRID INDEX A-8 B-8 951 99 20 88 NEW Orchard STL Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park 63 MAP POINT SM-11 SM-12 NEW Ecklund STL Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Sandy Bluffs SWA Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU MAP PAGE 63 60 60 73 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, 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PAGE CORRECTION AS PRINTED IN BROCHURE STATE WILDLIFE AREAS Spring Creek Reservoir SWA was mistakenly included in the State Wildlife Areas section of the State Recreation Lands brochure. 25 The correct information is: Spring Creek Reservoir is managed by the U.S. Forest Service, not CPW. Get more information at the USFS website: www.fs.fed.us/ fs-tags/colorado The online version of the brochure has been updated with this correction. page 25 �ONLINE FEATURES Check out more Colorado Parks & Wildlife on our VIMEO & YOUTUBE CHANNELS VIDEOS: CAMEO SHOOTING & EDUCATION COMPLEX NOW OPEN! LINKS TO MAPS: STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE FISHING WATERS STATE TRUST LANDS 101 PLACES TO TAKE A KID FISHING #TAKEAKIDFISHING STATE PARKS RECREATION IN COLORADO STATE PARKS MAKE CAMPING & HUNTING RESERVATIONS ONLINE! KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE WHEN PHOTOGRAPHING WILDLIFE �CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by: WHAT’S NEW: 2019................................................1 cpw.state.co.us COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 RESERVATIONS......................................................1 OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. ■ Abbreviation table.............................................................................1 STATE FISH UNITS (SFUs)........................................2 ■ What is an SFU?..................................................................................2 ■ SFU properties & regulations..............................................................2 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR Dan Prenzlow COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of July 2019 STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 3–28 Michelle Zimmerman, Acting Chair Marvin McDaniel, Acting Vice-Chair James Vigil, Secretary Taishya Adams Robert W. Bray Charles Garcia Marie Haskett ■ What is an SWA?.................................................................................3 ■ SWA access rules................................................................................3 ■ SWA properties & regulations..................................................... 4–28 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 29–43 ■ What are trust lands? What is the STL public access program?.............29 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules...................................................29 ■ State trust lands public access properties & regulations............ 30–43 REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR Chelsea Harlan PRINTED STATE PARKS................................................. 44–47 The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife (CPW) receives federal financial assistance from multiple bureaus within the U.S. Department of the Interior. Under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (as amended), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability or age. In addition, CPW adheres to all antidiscrimination laws of the state of Colorado. For more information on how to request an accommodation or to file a grievance please visit cpw.state.co.us/accessibility. MAPS............................................................ 48–52 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Northeast .................48 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Southeast .................49 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Northwest ................50 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Southwest ................51 ■ Game Management Units (GMUs)....................................................52 NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations CPW REGIONAL AND AREA OFFICE LOCATIONS LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY................... 53–back cover ■ State fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state parks GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/rec-lands Send us your outdoor photos and stories for a chance to be featured on a brochure cover or CPW's online blog! HUNTER.TESTIMONIALS@STATE.CO.US COVER: ▶ Taking in the view during a hike at Mueller State Park © Thomas Kimmell, CPW ▶ Fly fishing on Clear Creek. © Wayne D. Lewis, CPW ▶ Biking at Mueller State Park. © Vic Schendel, CPW C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2019 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE FISH UNITS, STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS ▶ Marathon time at Barr Lake State Park. © Verdon Tomajko, CPW ▶ Rock climbing at Eldorado Canyon State Park. © Ken Papaleo, CPW ▶ Scouting for a hunt in State Forest State Park. © Vic Schendel, CPW 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS COVER PHOTO © Thomas Kimmell, CPW July 2019 by Publication Printers, Denver: 130,000 copies Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. ■ State park access rules......................................................................44 ■ State park fees and passes................................................................44 ■ State park properties & regulations .......................................... 45–47 OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carrie Besnette Hauser Betsy Blecha Luke B. Schafer Eden Vardy Dan Gibbs, ex-officio member Kate Greenberg, ex-officio member Dan Prenzlow, CPW Director cpw.state.co.us ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 303-297-1192 ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. BRUSH 28167 County Rd. T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Rd. 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 �WHAT’S NEW: 2019 REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION ▶ FUTURE GENERATIONS ACT PASSED THE STATE LEGISLATURE: Thank you to all of the outdoor recreationists, hunters and anglers who helped support this Act and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. This is a huge step for funding natural resource conservation. You'll see some changes for 2019, including small fee increases for passes, licenses, camping, etc. See: cpw.state.co.us/feechanges ▶ ALCOHOL NOW ALLOWED ON CPW LANDS & WATERS: You can now responsibly drink alcoholic beverages in most areas on all CPW-owned or -leased lands and waters, including state parks, state trust lands and state wildlife areas, with the exception of archery or firearm ranges. It's prohibited to sell or dispense alcohol, or to drink alcohol to the point of potentially endangering yourself or others, or damaging property or resources. ▶ FOR THE 2019 HUNTING SEASON, RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE ONLINE OR BY PHONE STARTING AT 12 A.M. ON AUG. 18: Starting AUG. 18, 2019, hunters must make reservations for ALL properties that require them either online at cpw. state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply") or through the NEW reservation phone number: 1-800-244-5613 (see "Reservations" below for more details). ▶ 100,000 ADDITIONAL ACRES OF TRUST LAND ADDED TO THE PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM FOR THE 2019 HUNTING SEASON: Brett Gray Ranch, Pawnee Valley and Queens STLs are now open to the public, and Blue Lake STL acreage has been expanded. See State Trust Lands section (starting on page 29) and online for more details: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ NEW PROPERTIES OPEN: San Luis Lakes STL and Cameo Shooting & Education Complex are now open to the public. See pages 41 and 45, respectively. RESERVATIONS HUNTING SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. Also see the Central and Pacific Flyway lands that require reservations below. Beginning Aug. 18, 2019, ALL hunting reservations must be made by phone at: NEW 1-800-244-5613 or online at cpw.state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply"). THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date. ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted before making the reservation and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ▶ Reservations are not accepted more than 14 days before the hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, unless otherwise specified. ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date, except for Boyd Lake State Park: Hunting reservations can be canceled up to the starting time of the reserved time slot. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season, unless otherwise specified. CENTRAL FLYWAY LANDS Andrick Ponds SWA, Banner Lakes SWA, Barr Lake State Park, NEW Boyd Lake State Park, Brush Prairie Ponds SWA, Centennial Valley SWA, Elliott SWA: Union Tract, Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA, Tamarack Ranch SWA and Whitehorse SWA PACIFIC FLYWAY LANDS Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Stagecoach State Park and Tilman Bishop SWA WHAT’S NEW RESERVATIONS ▶ NEW ANNUAL HANGTAG PASS: This annual park pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle, so the pass can be moved between vehicles as long as the pass owner is in the vehicle. The pass is $120 and is hung on the rear-view mirror. ▶ RULES FOR E-BIKES: The specific rules for e-bikes on SWAs, STLs and state parks are now listed in those sections in orange boxes: See pages 3, 29 and 44. ▶ LAND REMOVALS: Lone Tree Res. SWA is no longer a CPW SWA, and the Scalva Parcel of Bravo SWA is no longer part of that state wildlife area. ▶ REGULATION UPDATES TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES. LOOK FOR THE NEW TAG: ■ Almont Triangle SWA ■ Hayden Shooting Range ■ Atwood STL ■ Jumbo Res. SWA ■ Black Sage Pass STL ■ Leaps Gulch SWA (regulation removed) ■ Blue Lake STL ■ MacFarlane Res. STL ■ Bosque del Oso SWA ■ Miller Ranch SWA ■ Browns Park STL ■ Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA ■ Brower SWA ■ Roaring Judy SFU (regulation removed) ■ Cabin Creek SWA (regulation removed) ■ Sapinero SWA (regulation removed) ■ Chance Gulch SWA ■ Tomichi Creek SWA ■ Centennial Valley SWA ■ Tomichi Dome STL ■ Dome Lakes SWA ■ Van Tuyl SWA (regulation removed) (some regulations removed) ■ Dutch Gulch SWA ■ Webster SWA ■ Fourmile STL ■ Weber Canyon STL ■ Gunnison River SWA ■ Whetstone Mountain STL ■ Gunnison SWA See pages 4–43. Find more details online: cpw.state.co.us/regulations CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 58 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44–47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. FOR CAMPSITES, YURTS AND CABINS, all customers who wish to make reservations online will need to look up their old account or set up a new account in the updated reservation system. Go to cpw.state.co.us, click "Buy & Apply," then "Sign In or Create Account" and follow the instructions. You can also call 1-800-244-5613. The reservation phone line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Reservations may be made in advance anywhere from six months to three days before your planned trip. See page 44 for more details on reservation-only camping at 22 of Colorado's state parks, where campers can reserve a site, 24/7, anywhere from six months in advance up until the day of their arrival. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. See page 44. Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to their stay, online at cpw.state.co.us (click "Buy & Apply" to reach your CPW account) or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. FIND MAPS ONLINE State wildlife area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps State trust lands maps: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands State parks map finder: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD 4-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle ATV Bureau of Land Management BLM CO./COs. County/Counties Colorado Parks and Wildlife CPW County Road CR Game Management Unit GMU Highway HWY. Junction JCT. off-highway vehicle OHV Road RD. Reservoir RES. State Fishing Unit SFU State Trust Land STL State Wildlife Area SWA USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast east/west E/W HABITAT STAMPS ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid April 1–March 31. ■ You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. ■ Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. ■ Anyone who holds a lifetime fishing license, a veteran’s lifetime combination small game/ fishing license or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. ▶ cpw.state.co.us/accessibility 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �FISHING UNITS STATE FISH UNITS NOTE: ALL SWA ACCESS RULES (PAGE 3) APPLY TO SFUs. STATE FISH UNIT PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶ WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for State Fish Unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. ▶ PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ON ALL SFUs: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting, target practice prohibited. e. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. f. Rock climbing prohibited. g. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. h. Water contact prohibited. i. Feeding fish prohibited, except with fish food provided by SFU. j. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. k. Overnight parking prohibited. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CHALK CLIFFS SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CRYSTAL RIVER SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ DURANGO SFU — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15–Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling 970-375-6766. FACILITIES: restroom and drinking water available when visitor center is open ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. 2 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ J.W. MUMMA NATIVE AQUATIC SPECIES SFU — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PITKIN SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. Are you catching our emails? ▶ PUEBLO SFU — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ ROARING JUDY SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 16–Nov. 30. c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns for waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom ▶ WRAY SFU — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours 4 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Go to cpw.state.co.us If not, you're missing out on fishing conditions, tips, 2. Click "Things To Do" news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. 3. Click "Fishing Report" 4. Click "Sign Up" The CPW Call Center can also assist you: 303-297-1192 © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privately-owned lands that offer statemanaged, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and sportswomen, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4−28, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/ wildlifeareamaps Green and white state wildlife area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Urad Lake SWA. © Mike DelliVeneri, CPW STATE WILDLIFE ACCESS RULES RULES FOR E-BIKES ON SWAs: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. There are 3 classes: ▶ Class 1 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 2 e-bike: Has a motor that assists if the rider is pedaling or not, but stops assisting when the bike reaches 20 mph. ▶ Class 3 e-bike: Has a motor that assists only when the rider is pedaling and stops assisting when the bike reaches 28 mph. In state wildlife areas, e-bikes are allowed on designated roads and within designated camping or parking areas where motorized vehicles are allowed. They are prohibited in all other areas. BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over 14 days in a 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs, and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand used for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification number (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use; they may be used by the public on a first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation, or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when a location is identified by a “divers down flag,” and when a scuba diver has a valid scuba certificate from a recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to posted swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife-oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft, including drones. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed-free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on state trust lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/wildlifeareamaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ ADAMS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ▶ ALMA SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites 4 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open NEW May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. b. Camping, fires, fishing, dog training, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles, hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. c. From Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. e. From end of dark goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations are required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may hunt entire property. f. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. Property open for education and outreach events with CPW and area wildlife manager approval. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 385 and turn E on CR 30. Go 6 miles E and turn S on CR PP and continue S for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile E and 0.5 mile N. At cattle guard, continue 0.3 miles to second cattle guard and entrance sign. Property between cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, no access to property. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,320 acres HUNTING: Deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: Currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission required. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ▶ ATWOOD SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. �WILDLIFE AREAS e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1–July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season through last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl reservations available but not required. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From Thurs. before Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation confirmation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ▶ BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) — EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 miles W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Dr.; then go N to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m., Mon.– Fri. and 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Sat.–Sun. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited on Christine Lake. c. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. d. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. e. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. f. Dogs prohibited, except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. only. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 miles E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No vehicles on dam. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only, and only within high waterline. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — OURAY, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. 6 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. ▶ BLISS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON UNITS) — SUMMIT CO. DIRECTIONS: BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road deadends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out ▶ BODO SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. Access by foot only. Dogs prohibited. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. f. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain, subject to Dec. 1– April 15 restriction listed in c., above. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access NEW May 1–Nov. 30; open NEW Dec. 1–April 30 only to licensed big-game NEW and spring turkey hunters, and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ BRAVO SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BROWER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through NEW last day of spring turkey season, except from day after close of regular goose season through day before opening of spring turkey season. b. NEW Open for public access 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. c. NEW Public access permitted only to hunters with a valid hunting license. d. NEW Fishing, campfires, target practice, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders, camping, horseback riding prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. f. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. g. Parking allowed only in designated parking area. h. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St. 1.5 miles to the signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS UNITS) — MOFFAT CO. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. b. Camping prohibited in posted areas in Cold Springs Mountain Unit. c. Camping allowed W only of Beaver Creek in Beaver Creek Unit. ▶ BRUSH SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15–18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton St. to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. c. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. e. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. f. From Sept. 1−Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark goose season, hunters can check in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. 5 hunting areas available for check-in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for one hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on one application. All relevant hunting regulations apply. 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn on BLM 3107, then go approximately 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping RESTRICTIONS: a. All motorized travel, including over-thesnow travel, is restricted to designated roads. ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — WELD CO. 8 DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. NEW Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. NEW During spring turkey season, public access allowed only for licensed turkey hunters or hunting parties with a turkey hunting reservation. 10 reservation slots available per day during spring turkey season. No annual limit on amount of turkey reservations. Turkey hunters with a reservation may hunt entire property. Maximum of 4 hunters allowed per hunting reservation. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. d. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting), fires, target practice, horseback riding, hunting with centerfire rifles, launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. e. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. NEW Waterfowl and small game hunters can hunt only the area reserved. NEW All reservation hunters must check out at one of the check stations located in each parking lot of the property. f. Small-game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day of first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E: property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big-game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing and hunting only. b. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. c. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. d. Access to property through designated parking area only; public access by foot only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Water contact prohibited, except by float tubes with waders only. NOTE: As of July 2018, reservoir is drained and temporarily closed for dam maintenance. Reservoir tentatively scheduled for refill in late summer 2020. Contact CPW for updates. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only b. All public access from designated parking areas only. ▶ CHANCE GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 42, then drive S 1.6 miles to CR 42a, then drive SW for 1.2 miles to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 645 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, small game RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42a and established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN UNITS) — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. b. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horseback riding used as an aid to hunting big game. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. Access by foot only. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: ELK RIVER) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off Chaffee CR. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting waterfowl, or dogs aiding the physically disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. �WILDLIFE AREAS f. Horseback riding prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or takeout of all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,454 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Dec. 31. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 miles of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. e. Horseback riding allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required: call Park Co.: 719-836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ COLLER SWA — MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as an aid to hunting) prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out at station as posted. d. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of E entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Jan. 31. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only, as posted. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit N of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ CREEDE SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer, elk on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: a. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. c. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. GREAGER TRACT: a. Open for public access March 1–May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. JOHN KANE TRACT: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Open for public access May 16–end of Feb. c. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl 10 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE: ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN RIVERS) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. ▶ DOLORES RIVER SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big-game. d. Public access closed Dec. 1–July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W of Jack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1–July 15. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. Go N on LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. From 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, only fishing permitted. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Open for public access July 1–end of Feb., open year-round for through traffic on Gunnison CR 42 and on established roads connecting to designated BLM roads only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2–3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. g. Property open for education and outreach events with CPW and area wildlife manager approval. LONETREE TRACT: a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check station, after 4 a.m. HAMLIN TRACTS (N AND S): a. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Hunters must comply with youthmentor-only area restrictions as posted. UNION TRACT: a. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. b. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. c. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from 4 a.m.–10 p.m., July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route. From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. WHITEHAWK TRACT: From Delta, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 348, continue straight 27 miles W onto 25 Mesa Rd., turn right onto Divide Rd. and go 19 miles N; turn right onto Forest Service Rd. 421 and go .5 miles E. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge Rds., then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,609 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau Tract hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during deer and elk seasons. NEW ▶ FLANDERS RANCH SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 in the town of Hayden, travel 1.9 miles N on Walnut St./CR 80 to W parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 1,826 acres HUNTING: big game and waterfowl, with access permit FISHING: Open year-round, except for biggame hunting seasons RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Parking prohibited, except in designated areas. b. Fishing prohibited during big-game hunting seasons. c. Waterfowl and big game hunting allowed by permit only. d. A total of up to 4 permits available daily for waterfowl hunters during established waterfowl seasons. e. Big game hunting on property divided across 8 established time periods, each with a total of up to 8 permits available: 1. First 7 days of deer, elk archery season; 2. Next 6 days of deer, elk archery season, excluding muzzleloader season; 3. Muzzleloader deer, elk season; 4. Last 7 days of deer, elk archery season; 5. First regular rifle elk season; 6. Second regular rifle deer, elk season; 7. Third regular rifle deer, elk season; 8. Fourth regular rifle deer, elk season. f. Waterfowl and big game hunting permits are free. Apply for by contacting the Steamboat Springs Service Center at P.O. Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477, or by calling 970-871-2855. 12 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Permit application deadline: October 1, 2019, for waterfowl and big game. Permits issued by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. g. Dogs must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet, except when used as an aid in waterfowl hunting. NOTE: Please check this information in 2020 after new regulations have been finalized for this property. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. NOTE: As of Aug. 2018, the lake is currently dry. Contact CPW for condition updates. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ FRANK SWA — WELD, LARIMER COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70, then turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds the only hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting) prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out as posted. d. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below, and small-game hunting above, junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse prohibited on Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of I-70 throughout SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas only. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: a. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. b. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) —ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: VAN TUYL PARCEL: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. REDDEN EASEMENT: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 approx. 2.5 miles to Gunnison River. Parking on W side of Hwy. 135 on N side of Gunnison River. From parking area, walk across pedestrian bridge to S side of river. Walk/wade fishing on S side of river only for approx. .3 miles downstream from Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Access to Gunnison River by foot only from Van Tuyl trail intersection at Y-gate, as posted. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl Tract only. c. NEW Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access NEW May 1–Nov. 30. b. NEW Blinberry Gulch parcel open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. c. Open for public access NEW May 1–Aug. 15 from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only. d. Camping only in designated areas, and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. e. Access by foot or horseback only on Beaver Creek Trail. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds, except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. ▶ HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only. b. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. ▶ HAYDEN SHOOTING RANGE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, travel E on Hwy. 40 to Hawthorne St./CR 37. Continue S approx. 3 miles through Y intersection, Range on your left. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 40 acres FACILITIES: Shooting range NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset. b. Exploding and any targets other than paper and cardboard prohibited. c. All round must impact designated berms, except for shotguns using birdshot. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres CPW.STATE.CO.US 13 �WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ HIGEL SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 14, Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1–30, and Nov. 11–Feb. 14, permits obtained by reservation by emailing montevista.wildlife@state.co.us, or at the CPW Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1–Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation onlu by emailing montevista. wildlife@state.co.us. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through the last day of 4th rifle season. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — OTERO CO. 14 DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ HOLLY SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting prohibited. c. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — BENT, OTERO COs. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt on Skipper’s Island only. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloading rifles and by falconry. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only, and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, PIONEER PARK & JENNY WILLIAMS UNITS, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of Hwy.). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. �WILDLIFE AREAS PIONEER PARK UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck Unit campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck Unit campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. ▶ HUERFANO SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables ▶ HUGO SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. d. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through dark goose season. e. From Sept. 1. through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations for waterfowl hunters. f. Hunters may check-in on first-come, firstserved basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked out. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ JENSEN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 & 2) — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. Access by foot or horseback only. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — SEDGWICK, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit, NEW $43, to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.– 6 a.m. d. Target practice, hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. e. Vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. f. NEW Launching of motorized vessels or sailboats prohibited if ANS inspection station closed. g. NEW Hand-launched and hand-powered vessels allowed only for fishing, to set or pick up decoys, or to retrieve downed waterfowl after ANS inspection station closes for the year, or until reservoir frozen. h. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.–10 a.m., Fri–Mon of Memorial Day weekend. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — ELBERT CO. 16 DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only for doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed and mule deer, dove, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for activity prior to applying for permit. Permits on Woodard Unit issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe pronghorn, doe mule deer and doe white-tailed deer hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional non-hunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for public access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on Woodard Unit. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Access by foot only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Building safety zone and other safety zones closed as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 miles and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 568 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ KNUDSON SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice, horse use prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–Thurs. before Memorial Day. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ LAKE DEWEESE SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase annual access permit to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have access permit. Permits are NEW $43, valid April 1–March 31 and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. OHVs prohibited. ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams, except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E on USFS 743 for 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go N on 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. All motorized travel, including over-thesnow travel, is restricted to designated roads. ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and E on Baseline Dr. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn season. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only ▶ MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1 through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting restricted to use of archery equipment only. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. 18 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ MESSEX SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open NEW July 1–end of Feb. b. N of CR 7: Hunting prohibited except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: dove, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Open 4 a.m.–one hour after sunset. b. NEW Open for public access from Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, target practice prohibited. d. Hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in 1 of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.–noon. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterskiing prohibited. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. �WILDLIFE AREAS b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day– June 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 miles W on CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting, permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to property boundary. ▶ MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 miles W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNITS, SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: BELAIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW signs on left. For Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited, except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jetskiing prohibited. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from CPW office in Grand Junction, 970-255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ OXBOW SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing NOTE: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. ▶ PADDOCK SWA — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2–5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and check out at station when open. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — LA PLATA CO. 20 DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 Aug. 1– March 30. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.) April 16–Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ PERKINS SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove animal from property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ PICEANCE SWA — RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS: SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of USFS road 376 and Bull Park, hike approximately 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–March 31. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open in designated areas July 16–Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting geese prohibited during dark goose season. e. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and week- �WILDLIFE AREAS end of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit, NEW $43, to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.–6 a.m. d. From Oct. 1 through dark goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of the dam Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Fires, target practice, glass beverage containers, waterskiing prohibited. Camping prohibited as posted. f Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. g. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (FISHING LEASE)— CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. The parking area is at the SW corner of the bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. ▶ PUEBLO RES. SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and check out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1−last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ RADIUM SWA — EAGLE, GRAND, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3–4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. ▶ RAMAH SWA — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ RED DOG SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game ▶ RED LION SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. ▶ RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. 22 DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big-game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only and access to the Roselund Unit is day use only. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: DEL NORTE) — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Three SWA parcels along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glen- wood Springs. WESTBANK PARCEL: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. BURRY PARCEL: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GIANINETTI PARCEL: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ ROEBER SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May 1 through last day of annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs, turn W on Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from established parking area. b. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. c. Dam, area near caretaker’s house and �WILDLIFE AREAS north side of reservoir closed as posted. d. Camping, dogs, fires, water contact activities, ice fishing, discharge of firearms prohibited. e. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 miles. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, and only from high waterline to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carryon craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from tail. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 miles W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only with shotguns with birdshot or bows. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,183 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. Horseback riding prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase annual access permit to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have access permit. Permits are NEW $43, valid April 1–March 31 and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. d. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (FISHING EASEMENT: APPLEBAUGH) — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SAPINERO SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. All motorized travel, including over-thesnow travel, is restricted to designated roads. ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of 75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, nonmotor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. 24 DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Access by foot only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. d. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, target practice prohibited. b. Hunting allowed with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post areaspecific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — BACA, LAS ANIMAS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas (only 5 parking areas). d. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 miles E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 30 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open for public access July 16–Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.–Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted to provide resting areas for wintering waterfowl. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with bows or shotguns with birdshot. d. Target practice prohibited, except with bows on designated archery range. e. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. f. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. Road open during all big-game seasons until this date. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires only in designated areas. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. f. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and legal holidays. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. g. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. h. Horseback riding prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs, Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. i. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. AUGMENTATION PONDS: a. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark goose season. b. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. c. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one submission. d. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunting regulations. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station during light goose conservation order season. ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — MESA CO. 26 DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. Hunting only with bows, shotguns with shot-shells or by falconry only. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the CPW Area Office in Grand Junction: 970-255-6100. Application deadline Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW Closed to all public access other than fishing from end of waterfowl season through June 30. Open for public fishing access year-round. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs NEW prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular dark goose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 71, 73 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset, with access from designated parking area only. b. Camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Boating prohibited except float tubes or hand-propelled craft. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ TWO BUTTES RES. SWA — BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ URAD LAKE SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 miles, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1 through end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until road is inaccessible as posted. b. Motor vehicle use only in parking area. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as an aid to hunting. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (CABIN CREEK AND LOST CANYON UNITS) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 miles W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ WALKER SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE ARE — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1 through last day of spring turkey season, 4 a.m.– one hour after sunset. b. Public access only for licensed hunters or members of hunting party, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. c. Hunters may only access property by parking in designated, numbered parking spot inside parking lot. Parking along access road or Weld CR 394 prohibited. d. Camping, fires, target practice, horses, centerfire rifles or muzzleloaders prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. f. Hunting in inflow or outflow channels prohibited. ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — LARIMER, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except hand-propelled craft to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; nonpotable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day– Dec. 31 b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range Open for public access from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. ▶ WHEELER SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See "Reservations: Hunting" (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. ▶ WILLIAMS HILL SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 82, take milemarker 29.9 W. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 516 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: 300 yards of river access, with parking ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 a.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: S of Lake City, travel S on Hwy. 149, turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area limited to one point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Camping, fires, dogs, pets prohibited. d. Fishing by artificial flies only, and allowed only on Lake Fork of Gunnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 / 3,672 FISHING: Illinois River RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting access allowed by special permit only. A Special Edition of A Special Edition of Live Life Outside Display Until September 1 $5.00 Live Life Outside Display Until September 1 $5.00 FISHING FISHING FISHING FISHING Get Outdoors ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 28 miles N. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. 2019 2019 GUIDE GUIDE Get Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 80 years it has been a valued resource For more thanand 80 years it The has annual been aPreference valued resource for hunters anglers. Point for hunters anglers. annual Preference Point issue is aand major asset forThe planning your hunt and the hunting andfor fishing guidesyour offershunt a wideand the issueannual is a major asset planning variety of how-to where-to advice. annual hunting andand fishing guides offers a wide To subscribe variety of how-tocall and1-800-417-8986 where-to advice. Or visit cpwshop.com/subscription.page To subscribe call 1-800-417-8986 Or visit cpwshop.com/subscription.page �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receives no tax dollars. ▶ The State Trust Lands Public Access Program includes 500,000 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildlife-related activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Public Access Program are open for public access. State trust lands, such as Villa Grove STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 225,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approximately 37,000 jobs in those communities. STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON PUBLIC ACCESS LAND? Lands enrolled in the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. ▶ NEW 100,000 additional acres of trust land will be added to the Public Access Program for the 2019 hunting season! The properties will be unveiled in mid-Aug. Check back soon for details: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: colorado.gov/statelandboard ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildliferelated recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state. co.us/statetrustlands STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES RULES FOR E-BIKES ON STLs: 1. PROPERTIES ARE: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. ▶ Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife-related use prohibited. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. Public access on state trust lands is restricted to hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife activity. E-bikes are only allowed for use on designated roads when being used for these activities. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. ACT RESPONSIBLY 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Land Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING, FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, militaryhardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING applies to youth under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youth while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands ▶ 63 RANCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,486 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ AGUA RAMON — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go .3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESS #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. ACCESS #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONEJOS CO. 30 DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ ANTERO — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 8,436 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ▶ ARROWHEAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ▶ ATWOOD — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. c. NEW All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN: LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1–end of Feb. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited ▶ BADGER FLATS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. ACCESS #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. ACCESS #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game ▶ BAKERS PEAK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare �TRUST LANDS FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACT 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ BEAR GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Portable hunting blinds only. ▶ BLACK HAWK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 miles to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek ▶ BLUE LAKE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, Go W on Hwy. 194 to CR 10: 1. Go N on CR 10 for 11 miles to CR UU. Go W on CR UU for 2.6 miles. Stay right onto CR VV for 6.4 miles to parking area. 2. Go N on CR 10 for 11 miles to CR UU. Go W on CR UU for 2.6 miles to parking area just after crossing Adobe Creek Reservoir spillway. 3. Go N on CR 10 for 11 miles. Go E on two-track road for 1 mile to parking area. 4. Go N on CR 10 for 6.5 miles. Go E/NE on two-track road for 2 miles to parking area. 5. Go N on CR 10 for 6.5 miles to CR PP. Go W on CR PP for 4.8 miles to CR 6.5. Go N/ NW on CR 6.5 for 0.9 miles to parking area. 6. Go N on CR 10 for 6.5 miles to CR PP. Go W on CR PP for 2.1 miles to parking area. 7. To access Adobe Creek Reservoir, Go N on CR 10 for 13 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 125 / NEW 41,564 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, coyote, rabbit, waterfowl, upland game birds FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31 on Adobe Creek Reservoir. b. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. c. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ BLUE SPRING — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ BOSTON FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walkin access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX CREEK — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX ELDER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BRAVO — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ BRETT GRAY RANCH — LINCOLN CO. NOTE: Open 9/1/19 for dove hunting only, from parking areas 1, 2 and 4 by foot only. See the Brett Gray Ranch map online atcpw. state.co.us/statetrustlands. Please check this information in 2020 after new regulations have been finalized for this property. DIRECTIONS: From Rush, CO: PARKING AREA 1: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 8 miles to CR 7. Go S on CR 7 for 2 miles to CR X. Go W on CR X for 0.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 2: From Parking Area 1, go E on CR X for 2.4 miles to parking area on S side of CR X. PARKING AREA 4: Go E on Hwy. 94 for 2.8 miles to CR 2. Go S on CR 2 for 10 miles to CR N. Go E on CR N for 1.9 miles to parking area on N/NE side of CR N. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 23,878 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ BROWNS PARK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take MCR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on unmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, and 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/ACRES: 1, 201 / 1,305 OPEN: NEW Open year-round HUNTING: NEW Year-round for big game and small game hunting, during open seasons only. FISHING: NEW Open year-round for fishing on Green River. ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. ▶ BURCHFIELD — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse ▶ CARNERO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles W on CR 41G. 32 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game ▶ CARTER CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ CARTER PLACE — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ CEDARS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHUBB PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. ▶ CITADEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ CODY PARK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel ▶ COHAGEN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. �TRUST LANDS Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ CROOKED TOP — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until left fork onto two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take twotrack dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DALEY GULCH — GUNNISON, SAGUACHE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state Hwy. barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ DEER HAVEN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey ▶ DICK’S PEAK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion ▶ DUCK CREEK — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting when cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along E fence line. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd., with a 14-day camp limit. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from parking lot only. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — FREMONT CO. 34 DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLATTOP BUTTE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote ▶ FLORENCE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. ▶ FLY GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. ▶ FORD BRIDGE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ FORTIFICATION — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FOURMILE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on MCR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 OPEN: NEW Aug. 1–end of Feb. for big game and small game hunting only. NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Motorized vehicles off CR prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ FROZE CREEK — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GERRARD — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game ▶ GODIVA RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ GRASSY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse �TRUST LANDS ▶ GREASEWOOD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on Bighorn Dr. (formerly CR 520.1), it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote ▶ HARTSEL — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 miles. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 300 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ HIGH CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HOMESTEAD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game ▶ HORSE RANCH PASS — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ILES GROVE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO E PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. TO W PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ JIMMY CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — MOFFAT, ROUTT COS. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted ▶ JUBB CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JUMPING COW — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and access permit requirement applies to both lands. 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. Applications due third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Access allowed 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ KARNEY RANCH — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted to roads and parking lots. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. ▶ KELLER LEASE — BENT CO. 36 DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game ▶ KEMP DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek ▶ LA JARA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at cpw.state.co.us/statetrustlands. ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 miles E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103, 109 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit ▶ LOS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to twotrack trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW For big-game hunters, motorized access allowed on two-track route N of �TRUST LANDS Jackson CR 28, one mile to designated parking area. Big-game hunting access beyond parking area limited to foot or horseback only. b. NEW For waterfowl and small-game hunters, motorized access to MacFarlane Res. allowed on designated twotrack routes only. c. NEW All other two-track roads closed to motorized travel. ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321 where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS 6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go W on CR 323 to parking area at W end of STL on N side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ▶ MAYBELL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 is by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use is prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion of property W of CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 13, 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ McCOY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer ▶ MEADOW CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game ▶ MIDDLE PARK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. ▶ MILK CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ MISHAK LAKES — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MOGOTAS ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15−end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MOODY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: NW corner of Moonhill​SWA​ touches CR 129​on E side of road​about 13.5​ miles N​of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ​Parking is just N of the access in pull-out on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 14, 214 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. 38 DIRECTIONS: From US Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access is by foot or horseback only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, sage grouse, dusky grouse ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. ▶ MORGAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ MORRISON CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game only ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. ▶ NORTH CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OXBOW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: only Oxbow area of Little Snake River �TRUST LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the CPW Area Office in Craig at 970-824-3046. ▶ PARKDALE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game ▶ PASS CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. NEW ▶ PAWNEE VALLEY — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, at intersection of Hwy. 14 and Ball Park Rd.: 1. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 10 miles to CR 17. Go N on CR 17 for 2.8 miles to parking area on E side of CR 17. 2. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 6 miles to CR 25. Go N on CR 25 for 2 miles to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 1.5 miles to CR 21.5. Go N on CR 21.5 for 0.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 21.5. 3. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 2 miles to parking area where CR 21 dead ends. 4. Go W on Hwy. 14 for 8 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 for 1 mile to CR 30. Go W on CR 30 for 0.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 89 / 2,720 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ PECK MESA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11, 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear ▶ PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ PINON RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ POISON SPYDER — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ POLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit ▶ POUDRE RIVER — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. ▶ PROSPECT — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. ▶ PTARMIGAN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS NEW ▶ QUEENS — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads: PARKING AREAS 1 & 2: Take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking area 1 is on E side of Hwy. 287. Parking area 2 is on W side of Hwy. 287. PARKING AREA 3: Take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126, 127 / 11,323 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, through designated parking areas only. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ RABBIT EARS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/ SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ RED CANYON — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take twotrack road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres 40 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ▶ RED LION RANCH — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAINT CHARLES — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. Access by foot or horseback only; GMU/ACRES: 128 / 12,533 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. ▶ RIDGE ROAD — JACKSON CO. ▶ SAKARIASON — LAS ANIMAS CO. ▶ ROSITA — CUSTER CO. ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear ▶ SAGE CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit ▶ SAGEBRUSH DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 miles S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on the W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ SAND CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. �TRUST LANDS ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 3 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SANDERSON GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ▶ SAN JUAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote NEW ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mosca, go 1 mile N on CO Hwy. 17 to Lane 6 N; then 7.5 miles E to San Luis Lakes SWA. Access to STL from San Luis Lakes SWA parking lot only. Cross over to STL via gates on W side of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 1,300 acres OPEN: July 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback from San Luis Lakes SWA only. b. Bicycles prohibited. c. Game carts allowed. ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey ▶ SHAW CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SIKES RANCH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse NOTE: Currently closed due to the 2018 Spring Creek fire. ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. ▶ STATE LINE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ STEEL CANYON — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ STOKES GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 miles, then go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse ▶ SWEETWATER — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. 42 DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season, in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse ▶ TAYLOR DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ TED’S CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Access by foot or horseback only. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw. state.co.us/statetrustlands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game only ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit ▶ THREE SISTERS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. ▶ TOMICHI DOME — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. for public access. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ TRIANGLE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse �TRUST LANDS ▶ TURKEY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking area only. ▶ VILLA GROVE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ WARMER GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — PARK, FREMONT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ WEBER CANYON — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 441 acres OPEN: NEW Sept. 1–last day of spring turkey season. NEW All public access March 1–last day of spring turkey season is for mountain lion and turkey hunting only. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ WELDON VALLEY — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E 0.33 miles on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl ▶ WERNER ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/ NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.1 miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563.1A and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land. No formal trailhead exists. GMUs/ACRES: 54 / 640 acres OPEN: NEW Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote ▶ WILLOW CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game ▶ WINDY RIDGE — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto CO 150 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for big game hunting. Year-round for wildlife viewing. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear and mountain lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zone adjacent to waterfall trail. 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Wherever you go in Colorado, there’s a state park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado’s 41 state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us/park-map. Elkhead Reservoir State Park. The park has 900 water acres for boating, water and jet skiing, and swimming. Visitors can also fish, ride horses, bike, birdwatch, camp and more. © Vic Schendel, CPW STATE PARK ACCESS RULES RULES FOR E-BIKES IN STATE PARKS: E-bikes (electrical-assisted bicycles) are vehicles with 2 or 3 wheels, fully operable pedals and an electric motor that doesn't go over 750 watts. See page 3, "State Wildlife Areas," for descriptions of the 3 classes of e-bike. In state parks, class 1 and 2 e-bikes are allowed on roadways and designated bike lanes, and on multi-use trails and other areas (e.g., campgrounds) that are open to nonmotorized biking. Class 3 e-bikes are only allowed on designated roadways and designated bike lanes. The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks close earlier (sunset or dusk) and have gates to prevent access outside of operating hours; contact the park for hours of operation. Check our website for seasonal or maintenance closures: cpw.state.co.us ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. NOTE: State parks in the Boulder/Denver area tend to be very busy on weekends and holidays from May to Sept., so visit on a weekday, or arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to help ensure you can access your favorite park. HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS ▶ The online licensing, pass and reservation system is a one-stop shop for all items that can be purchased from CPW, including camping reservations, parks passes and hunting and fishing licenses. All customers who wish to purchase products or make reservations online will need to look up their old account or set up a new account. Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do" to get started. ▶ Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us (choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do"), or call 1-800-244-5613, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ▶ Last-minute reservations will no longer be an issue at 22 state parks because of the new reservation-only system, where campers can reserve a site, 24/7, anywhere from six months in advance up until the day of their arrival: Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do," or call 1-800-244-5613. See the parks involved on pages 45−47. ▶ Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. Cost of a daily pass may vary by park ($8–$10). ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to their stay, online at cpw.state.co.us (choose "Camping Reservations" under "Things to Do") or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. Reservation change or cancellation fees are nonrefundable. 44 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS STATE PARK FEES & PASSES DAILY FEES AND ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are $8–$10 per vehicle, or $4 for an individual pass to walk or bike in, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Daily passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the day after purchase. The fee for a daily pass covers all occupants of a vehicle. Some parks may charge a per-person fee to walk or bike in for those 16 years of age or older. NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority: $1/day or $3/annual ANNUAL PASS FEES ▶ All annual passes allow you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at 800244-5613, at any CPW location or through any sales agent. ▶ An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass (see above). ▶ $80 for an affixed vehicle pass. ▶ NEW $120 for a hangtag annual pass. This pass is issued to an individual, not a vehicle, so the pass can be moved between vehicles as long as the pass owner is in the vehicle. ▶ $40 for an additional affixed annual vehicle pass. You must possess a valid affixed annual or hangtag annual pass to qualify to purchase this pass. ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income: cpw.state.co.us/ accessibility MILITARY PASSES ▶ Active duty military and veterans are admitted free to state parks for the month of August and on Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11). ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service (photo ID, DD-214, VA medical card) an​​d obtain the free pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. PICK UP A FREE STATE PARKS & HATCHERIES PASSPORT WHILE VISITING! ▶ Stop by one of our 41 state parks or 15 hatcheries and pick up the CPW Passport. Challenge yourself to collect ALL the stamps while you travel the state and log your memories in the Passport: Use #COParksPassport to share your adventures. Then, send in your photo to collect your completion prize(s): info@FriendsofColoradoStateParks.org �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES NEW ▶ CAMEO SHOOTING & EDUCATION COMPLEX — MESA CO. NOTE: While Cameo has the same general rules as state parks (see Chapter P-1 of our regulations: cpw.state. co.us/regulations), PARK PASSES ARE NOT VALID FOR ENTRY HERE. You must purchase Cameo passes specifically to use in the Cameo shooting areas. See the types of Cameo passes and fees online: cpw.state.co.us/cameo DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 45, turn north and follow signs to Cameo. GMUs/ACRES: 31 / 1,700 FACILITIES: Rifle, pistol, shotgun, archery ranges; hunting, fishing, shooting and other outdoor activity programs and classes RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from sunrise to sunset only. b. Fires may be prohibited to comply with current burn restrictions. c. Camping, possession of marijuana prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited outside of vehicles. e. Hunting permitted only in area north of and within 100 yards of Coal Canyon-Main Canyon divide. f. All persons must comply with range safety rules, as posted. g. Biking only in designated areas, as posted. ▶This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado state parks. For rules, downloadable maps and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online: cpw.state.co.us/park-map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. Note that the park spans 152 miles from Leadville to Pueblo, and campsites are located along this span. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 5,652 total acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ BARR LAKE — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details), fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ BOYD LAKE — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 Exit 257 West (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave 1.5 miles, turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right. Park is on right (800 ft). PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: NEW Waterfowl hunting by reservation only (see "Reservations: Hunting," page 1, for details), fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography ▶ CHATFIELD — JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Rd. to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ CHERRY CREEK — ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave., follow signs to E entrance of the park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ CRAWFORD — DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to the park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and follow 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — JEFFERSON, GILPIN COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd.; turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ HARVEY GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn N on First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 5 miles to Q Rd., then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Rd. and N 1 mile to the park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see Reservations: Hunting, page 1, for more details), fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ JACKSON LAKE — MORGAN, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — MESA CO. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, waterfowl hunting FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming, waterfowl hunting 46 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM LAS ANIMAS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. FROM LAMAR: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar about 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24); go 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ LATHROP — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ LONE MESA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to the park. PHONE: NEW 970-533-7065 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. ▶ LORY — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Follow one mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing ▶ MANCOS — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 miles, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing ▶ MUELLER — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,109 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ NAVAJO — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres — the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. ▶ NORTH STERLING — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit #125 (Sterling), turn W on Hwy. 6 (traffic W from Denver, turn left off exit ramp; traffic E from Julesburg/Nebraska, turn right off exit ramp). Follow Hwy. 6 west for 2 miles over bridge. Turn right (N) on N. 3rd St. Take slight left onto Sidney Ave., continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34, continue W 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39, follow paved road N for 10 miles. NOTE: If using a GPS unit to navigate, this road changes names several times. Don't turn onto any unpaved roads. After S-curves, turn left onto CR 46, continue for 2 miles W to CR 33. Follow paved road N on CR-33. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ PAONIA — GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing �STATE PARKS ▶ PEARL LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ RIDGWAY — OURAY CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites in F and G loops. See page 44. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing ▶ RIFLE GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ ROXBOROUGH — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, wildlife viewing, education tours, photography NOTE: Dogs, climbing, off-trail use prohibited. ▶ ST. VRAIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring ▶ STAGECOACH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see Reservations: Hunting, page 1, for details), fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ STATE FOREST — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ STAUNTON — JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: SYLVAN LAKE CABINS & CAMPGROUND: Take I-70 to Eagle/Exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts until you cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/ Grand Ave roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take third exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn S on Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to the lake. BRUSH CREEK YURTS: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts will be on left at top of switchbacks. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 13B for Main Street in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. See page 44. ▶ VEGA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground are on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, required on all sites. 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TRI er PU 5 24 EL PASO COUNTY Pueblo PU 4 LA 1 Walsenburg rf PUE PU 3 Fountain Colorado Springs PUEBLO RE SERVOIR HUERFANO COUNTY San Isabel NF HU 9 HU 2 San Isabel NF Rockvale FR 11 FR 8 67 FR 2 TE 4 FR FR 1 18 TE 2 Pikes Peak Manitou Springs 25 G LA 2 50 Thatcher 10 EP 1 Simla u rg at oi 350 re r 389 OT 7 OT 6 H Ar as OT 5 OT 3 OT 1 La Junta s 160 kan OT 2 MERIDITH RE S. COUNTY LI 3 LI 4 LI 2 Hugo LINCOLN COUNTY Punkin Center Comanche NG OTERO Rocky Ford COUNTY OT 4 Ordway CROWLEY LI 1 Crowley 94 ELBERT COUNTY H BE 3 BE 1 BE 11 BE 10 Las Animas BE 4 BE 6 JMR I BA 7 BA 6 BA 4 BENT COUNTY BE 5 287 Springfield BA 3 Campo BACA Vilas BA 10 PR 5 BA 8 287 PR 7 Granada 385 J 116 J BA 1 PR 1 PR 6 BA 2 89 PR 4 Holly Walsh PR 3 PR 2 COUNTY BA 9 PROWERS COUNTY Cheyenne Wells NE E NOSHE RE S. Lamar Wiley KI 2 KI 1 Comanche NG Pritchett BA 5 R iv er Eads Kit Carson CHEYENNE COUNTY KIT CARSON COUNTY KI 3 KIOWA COUNTY JOHN MARTIN RE SERVOIR BE 8 BE 7 ADOBE CREEK RES . Haswell 96 BE 9 Kim BE 2 40 I 10 9 8 7 6 STATE PARKS 10 9 HU 5 Florence Cañon City CU 1 FR 23 CU 6 MUE Cripple Creek TE 1 Woodland Park Monument TELLER COUNTY Williamsburg 24 CUSTER COUNTY AL 4 CU 3 FR 3 CU 4 AL 6 CU 2 CU 5 69 FR 9 FR 5 PA 1 ELEV EN MILE RE S. PA 13 FREMONT FR 4 COUNTY FR FR 20 FR 13 14 PA 12 PA 9 PA 8 8 FR 10 FR 7 7 6 SPI SPINNE Y MTN. RES. 83 67 e PA 21 F DG 1 STATE TRUST LANDS u STATE WILDLIFE AREAS H STATE FISH UNITS R ive PA 20 MAPS SOUTHEAST 49 CPW.STATE.CO.US P �50 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 A ME 7 COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT Grand Junction 318 n 50 ME 9 CRP ME 1 MESA COUNTY ME 3 RB 5 RB 6 MF 14 RB 1 MF 37 ME 8 R iv B ME 5 er GF 6 COUNTY r Palisade CAM ME 11 n 64 De Beque BLANCO ve MF 45 MF 18 MF 47 MF 6 MF 21 MF 2 MF 44 B Maybell MF 42 MF 12 MF 36 MF 28 MF 16 MF 17 MF 38 v er MF 41 Ri MF 24 MF 35 GARFIELD COUNTY RIO te ME 2 Whi m pa ME 12 Fruita ME 4 ME 6 139 Rangely Ya DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT HIG Dinosaur MF 32 MF 15 i 5 4 MF 9 er 3 2 1 MF 10 iv R o R ME 10 VEGA RE S. Rifle VEG G un is R Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY DE 2 Paonia DE 3 HAR GF Silt 1 HA RVE Y GAP RES. ELH MF 19 MF 49 MF 13 RO 12 RO 15 RO 6 133 GF 4 C PAO GF 8 PAONIA RE S. GF 2 Basalt Marble GUNNISON COUNTY GU 2 Capitol Peak GF 3 Glenwood Springs White River NF Carbondale GF 9 GF 5 RO 14 RO RO RO 9 RO 16 5 26 Hayden RO RO 24 RO YAM 13 MF 25 RO 26 21 RO 317 11 New Castle MF 33 MF 11 13 MF 1 MF 20 Craig GF 7 MF 31 MF 25 40 RIF RB 4 RIG RIFLE GAP RE S. GF 10 RB 3 RB 2 Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge 65 70 13 Meeker 13 MF 43 MF 8 MF 34 MF MF 27 7 Parachute 330 MF 23 MF 39 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 22 MF 3 Rio Blanco MF 46 MF 40 MF 5 MF 48 MF 30 MF 29 MF 4 C PEA Steamboat Springs RO 3 Routt NF Eagle EA 4 131 GU 22 82 GU 16 Avon GR 15 134 GR 10 D PI 1 LAKE LK 2 GR 1 GREEN MTN. RES. GR 7 GR 18 GR 12 24 GR 3 91 PA 4 Blue River Alma GR 20 LR 14 14 CC 1 PA 10 PA 23 Grays Peak CC 5 SUMMIT COUNTY Breckenridge 40 Winter Park Fraser E LR 2 LR 1 Idaho Springs 70 Black Hawk GILPIN 119 COUNTY Nederland Ward 72 LR 31 Estes Park PA 9 PA 13 PA 18 PA 11 CC 4 ELE SPINNE Y MTN. RES. PA 22 Pike NF 285 Mt. Evans COUNTY CLEAR CREEK CC 3 LAKE GRANBY Longs Peak NATIONAL PARK LR 10 LR 21 LR 18 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Roosevelt NF LR 24 LR 35 LARIMER COUNTY SHADOW MTN. RES. LR 5 LR 11 LR 7 LR 15 GR 16 GR 5 LR 22 DILLON RES. Dillon Arapaho NF GR 14 Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 6 SU 1 STA JA 28 LR 13 COUNTY 125 GR 13 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 17 GRAND JA 8 LR 16 LR 23 JA 18 JA 27 JA 17 JA 11 JA 25 JA 19 JA 10 JA 3 Leadville Red Cliff Minturn JA 16 Routt NF JA 14 JA 30 JA 1 Walden JA 6 JA 12 JA 29 JA 4 JA 20 E PARK COUNTY COUNTY Fairplay LK PA LK Mt. 4 PA 19 PA Massive 5 15 LK 20 PA PA LK Mt. Elbert 3 PA 25 17 1 CH 16 PA PA PA La Plata CHAFFEE 21 13 14 Peak PA 24 CO. CH PA 2 CH Mt. PA 10 Harvard CH 9 6 SPI CH 5 15 8 CH CH 4 CH 14 16 White River NF EA 5 EA 6 Vail GR 9 GR 2 GR 4 JA 26 14 JA 2 JA 7 JA 23 Kremmling GR 19 JA 21 JA 15 JA 5 JA 24 GR 11 JA 22 JA 13 JA 9 Mt. of the Holy Cross GR 21 RO 20 70 SYLVAN LAKE Aspen SYL EA 2 EA 3 Conundrum Peak Crested Butte Maroon Bells PITKIN COUNTY EA 1 RO 8 EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum RO 17 Yampa RO 19 RO 4 40 RO 2 RO RO 1 22 Oak Creek STG RO 7 RO 10 ROUTT COUNTY RO 23 RO 18 STEAMBOAT LAKE STE D JACKSON COUNTY 125 al D iv ide ad Gr een nt l or Con tine Co A PA 1 6 PA 8 5 CC 4 2 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 30 1 LR 8 MAPS NORTHWEST o . �es lor R 491 r A MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK MZ 6 Dolores Cortez MZ 8 MZ 2 D olo r e MZ 10 Mancos MZ 4 MZ 7 MAN MZ 1 MZ 9 s DO 3 r 145 140 e Riv B Rico SM 7 San Juan NF Mt. Wilson LP 1 LP 5 Ouray LP 4 CRA 133 172 Ignacio 50 149 HI 7 AR 1 C NAV NAVAJO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 GU 11 GU 22 GU 14 135 Crested Butte GU 10 GU 1 on AR 2 San Luis Peak 149 D i MINERAL COUNTY 160 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY MI 1 MI 2 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede t i n e nt a l HI 3 Pitkin RG 6 Del Norte RG 8 SA 12 SA 2 CN 13 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 4 CN 5 CN 2 RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 1 SA 6 COUNTY SAGUACHE RG 4 D SA 4 GU 3 Rio Grande NF GU 12 GU 19 GU GU 21 13 South Fork LK 2 E Fairplay PA 22 RG 3 CN 1 CN 9 CN 7 CN 6 CN 14 17 370 RG 9 RG 5 RG 7 Antonito AL 4 E e CN 10 d CU 3 Westcliffe 142 FR 3 7 FR 13 FR 4 6 PA 8 5 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 6 159 CO 2 10 9 HU 5 CUSTER 8 CU CO. 4 CU 5 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA an FR 21 CU 2 69 FR 14 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK SAN LUIS LA KE AL 5 FR 10 FR 7 PA 26 FR 19 FREMONT COUNTY FR FR 6 20 FR 22 PA 12 Crestone Peak FR 16 SA 16 CN 8 CN 11 La Jara Manassa 285 AL 3 17 FR 17 FR 12 FR 15 PA 7 PA 3 COUNTY AL 2 G r Alamosa Hooper SA 14 SA 10 Moffat SA 17 SA 9 SA 18 AL 1 285 SA 19 Center SA 13 SA 20 Saguache 285 SA 11 Monte Vista o CN 12 CN 3 112 Ri SA 15 SA 1 SA 8 CH 25 CH CH CH 5 3 6 CH CH 2 CH 26 19 CH CH CH 1 21 CH 11 Salida CH CH 24 Poncha AHR 20 27 CH Springs 22 CH CH 50 CH 23 12 17 CH 28 CH 18 CH 7 Buena Vista LK Mt. PA LK 4 Massive PA 19 5 PA LAKE 15 LK 20 Mt. PA PA CO. Elbert LK 3 PA 25 17 1 PA CH 16 PA PA La Plata 21 SPINNE Y 13 14 Peak PA 24 MTN. RES. CH PA 2 CH Mt. PA PA 10 CH PA Harvard 6 9 SPI CH 13 5 9 15 8 CH CH 4 CH PARK 9 ELE 14 COUNTY 16 Gunnison NF GU 17 D SA 7 RG 2 114 MI 3 SA 5 SA 3 GU 4 GU 16 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen Conundrum Peak Maroon Bells GU Gunnison GU GU 9 18 GU 20 8 GU GU 6 GU 5 7 Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 HI 4 BLUE MESA RES. GU 15 COUNTY Lake City HI 2 Marble GUNNISON PAONIA RE S. HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak Uncompahgre NF MT 2 92 151 VALLECITO RE SERVOIR Bayfield COUNTY LP 3 550 SJ 1 MT 1 Silverton Ridgway RID OU 1 SAN JUAN COUNTY Telluride Mt. Sneffels Durango 550 CRAWFORD RES. COUNTY LP 2 LA PLATA SM 6 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose OURAY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAO GU 2 Capitol Peak vi d e 160 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES. MZ 3 LON DO 4 DO 5 SM 2 145 COUNTY 348 SWE Delta Cedaredge 65 Grand Mesa NF C C COUNTY MONTEZUMA Dove Creek DOLORES COUNTY DO 2 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 4 Norwood MONTROSE ME 8 VEG STATE PARKS 10 Do SM 1 un Uncompahgre NF DE 1 Palisade er SM 3 SM 5 Nucla n 50 ME 3 ME 11 iv STATE TRUST LANDS 9 DO 1 141 141 n ME 9 CRP ME 1 ME r B5 e STATE WILDLIFE AREAS 8 e 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 o is 90 iv ME 12 do l or a Co CAM iv STATE FISH UNITS 7 Gateway ME 6 Grand Junction ME 4 Fruita G 6 5 ME 7A R CHAFFEE CO. R MAPS SOUTHWEST 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 52 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS �MAPS LANDS INDEX COUNTIES ▶ (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name = property is a fishing easement or fishing lease STATE PARKS STATE FISH UNITS, WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX 104 104 2,890 400 BAR AD-1 G-3 G-3 Higel SWA J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA 791 80 80 1,465 714 AL-1 AL-2 AL-3 E-9 E-9 E-9 NEW San Luis Lakes STL 82 1,300 AL-4 E-9 San Luis Lakes SWA Zapata Falls STL 82 82 3,317 619 AL-5 AL-6 E-9 E-9 104 4,450 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 125 5,147 BE-1 I-7 125 NEW COUNTY & LAND NAME MAP PAGE ADAMS COUNTY Barr Lake State Park Whitehorse SWA 48 ALAMOSA COUNTY 51 ARAPAHOE COUNTY Cherry Creek State Park ARCHULETA COUNTY Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park BACA COUNTY Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA BENT COUNTY Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA BE-2 I-7 125 125 126 125, 126, 146 126 126 146 125 130 130 42,683 30 523 13,391 19,471 1,000 13,580 1,520 69 960 2,438 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 multiple 5,652 AHR E-7 49 56 11 CH-1 E-6 57 57, 481 49, 481 56, 481 542 8 41 61 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-4 CN-5 CN-6 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 86 84 640 500 780 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 72, 711 711 2,359 640 DO-1 DO-2 A-8 A-8 51 Champion SWA (F. E.) Chesmore SWA (F. E.) Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Pridemore SWA (F. L.) Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Wright’s Lake SWA 57, 481 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 56 57 56 57 56, 481 MAP PAGE 51 CONEJOS COUNTY Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara Reservoir STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL CUSTER COUNTY 48 48, 50 Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL Lake Deweese SWA Froze Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL DELTA COUNTY CHAFFEE COUNTY Arkansas Headwaters State Park Arkansas River/ Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL Bighorn Springs SWA Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) Chalk Cliffs SFU 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 ACRES COSTILLA COUNTY CLEAR CREEK COUNTY Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA GRID INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 GMU Mountain Home Reservoir SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA BOULDER COUNTY Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds 60 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 10 4 597 14 84 MAP POINT CH-6 CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park DOLORES COUNTY Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS 314 606 5,030 11,780 MAP POINT DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON GRID INDEX B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 48, 49 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43 33 33, 42 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 941 48 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 GF-9 GF-10 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park 71 71 70, 71 711 MAP PAGE 51 EAGLE COUNTY Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL ELBERT COUNTY Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA EL PASO COUNTY Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL FREMONT COUNTY Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek No. 1 & 2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 54 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 38 11,903 GOG F-4 48 181 181 28 181 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 28 451 GR-5 E-3 18, 28 37 18, 28 181 27 27 181 18 28 15, 27, 361 28 18 18 181 18 27 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Chance Gulch SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 67 54 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 643 41 415 640 1,800 645 320 81 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 - GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 GU-7 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 GU-11 PAO GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 GU-21 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 Whetstone Mountain STL 54 640 GU-22 D-6 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 66 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 4 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 HI-7 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 C-8 51 85 84 84 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 49 Golden Gate Canyon State Park GRAND COUNTY Antelope Creek STL Carter Creek STL Copper Mountain STL East Carter Mountain STL Granby Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA Junction Butte SWA Kemp-Breeze SWA Middle Carter STL Middle Park STL Milk Creek STL Perkins SWA Pioneer Park SWA Ptarmigan STL Radium SWA Red Mountain SWA Slide Mountain STL Troublesome Valley Ranch STL West Carter Mountain STL Windy Gap WWA Windy Ridge STL 50 GUNNISON COUNTY 49, 51 GARFIELD COUNTY Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA ACRES GILPIN COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA GMU COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 HINSDALE COUNTY 50 Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison River SWA (F.E.) Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA Wind in the Willows SWA HUERFANO COUNTY Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL �MAPS 544 2,192 640 1,420 960 585 80 MAP POINT HU-5 LAT HU-6 HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 GRID INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 2 mi. 1.2 mi. 2,848 95 2,620 3,129 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 847 2,880 4.4 mi. 6 mi. 640 640 920 520 5,229 640 2,323 320 3,280 81 71,194 320 1,523 2 mi. 3,672 JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 STA JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 JA-30 E-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 861 85 85 85 6 16 171 161 16 161 16 6 161 171 6 171 161 17 16 6 171 171 171 6 16 16 161 16 6 17 6,7,19,171 171 6 16 171 MAP PAGE 49 50 Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park 51, 461 38 39, 46 5,318 2,100 3,834 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 KIOWA COUNTY NEW Queens STL 126, 127 11,323 KI-1 J-7 Queens SWA Sweetwater STL 126, 127 126 13,886 640 KI-2 KI-3 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 48 KIT CARSON COUNTY LA PLATA COUNTY Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 51 LAKE COUNTY Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 8 8 19 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 7 8 8 7 20 19 191 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 9 191 191 20 19 19 87 191 200 12 58 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 133 640 640 640 302 2,591 640 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 30 480 480 640 90 44 1,793 38 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LOR LR-18 LR-19 LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 48, 50 Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 49 LINCOLN COUNTY NEW Brett Gray Ranch STL 119 23,878 LI-1 H-6 Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA 113 120 113 2,240 235 568 LI-2 LI-3 LI-4 H-6 H-6 H-6 96 96 91 91 90 90 120 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue-Watson SFU Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA LAS ANIMAS COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY Flagler Reservoir SWA ACRES LARIMER COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY Brownlee SWA (F. L.) Brownlee 2 SWA (F. L.) Cohagen STL Cowdrey Lake SWA Delaney Butte Lakes SWA Diamond J SWA East Delaney Butte Lake STL Elk Mountain STL Independence Mountain STL Indian Creek STL Johnny Moore Mountain STL Kemp Draw STL Lake John SWA MacFarlane Reservoir STL Manville SWA (F. L.) Murphy SWA (F. L.) Owl Creek STL Owl Mountain STL Owl Mountain SWA Pinkham Mountain STL Rabbit Ears STL Red Canyon STL Richard SWA (F. L.) Ridge Road STL Sand Creek STL Seymour Lake SWA State Forest State Park Taylor Draw STL Three Sisters STL Verner SWA (F. L.) Yarmony Ranch SWA (F. L.) GMU COUNTY & LAND NAME 49 LOGAN COUNTY 50 Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA 48 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS 400 280 581 5,715 40 192 MAP POINT LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST LO-10 LO-11 GRID INDEX I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 89 2,720 LO-12 H-2 92 90, 92 91, 93 200 1,297 10,696 LO-13 LO-14 LO-15 I-1 I-1 I-1 Shooting NEW &Cameo Education Complex 31 1,700 CAM B-5 Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 30, 40 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 67 38 562 1,439 1,336 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 CRP ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 50, 51 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 51 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 1, 201 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 4 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 640 628 1,305 2,226 640 640 640 640 25,739 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-7 MF-8 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 MF-16 ELH MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA 96 91 96 89 96 96 NEW Pawnee Valley STL Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA MAP PAGE 48 MESA COUNTY 56 2019 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 134 mi. YAM C-2 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 71,73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 90 441 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 51 64 65 162 6,454 MT-1 MT-2 C-7 C-7 51 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 H-2 H-3 H-3 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 ACRES Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 10 12 211 2 11 11, 211 11 3 211 11 3 211 2, 3 11 211 11 3, 11 4 3, 11, 13,211, 301, 441 MAP PAGE 50 MONTEZUMA COUNTY MOFFAT COUNTY Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder North STL Box Elder STL Browns Park STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Fourmile STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL GRID INDEX B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 GMU Yampa River State Park MINERAL COUNTY Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 640 637 640 1,122 640 MAP POINT MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 MF-48 MF-49 COUNTY & LAND NAME Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Twin Spruce Ponds SWA Weber Canyon STL MONTROSE COUNTY Cerro Summit SWA Cimarron SWA MORGAN COUNTY 50 Andrick Ponds SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL OTERO COUNTY Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA OURAY COUNTY Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park �MAPS COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50, 58, 581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 50 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 1,486 1,200 3,782 277 8,436 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 300 1,121 17,429 15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 48, 49, 50, 51 48, 49, 50, 51 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 49 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,533 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 11, 21, 22, 31 11, 22 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 25,193 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 PARK COUNTY 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL PITKIN COUNTY Coke Oven SWA PROWERS COUNTY Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA RIO BLANCO COUNTY Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pastures SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 79 80 80 80 791 640 102 1,280 799 64 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-5 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 650 610 23 288 879 640 674 34 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 441 1,826 RO-9 C-2 214 13 5 13 12 441 13, 441 231 14, 214 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 457 360 2,511 40 2,039 5,253 724 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 2,006 866 RO-10 RO-11 RO-12 RO-13 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 RO-18 RO-19 PEA RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 RO-23 STG STE RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 D-2 C-2 C-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Rio Grande SWA Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA 79 791 80 791 Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU NEW Flanders Ranch SWA Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Hayden Shooting Range Indian Run SWA Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA MAP PAGE 51 50 Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL SEDGWICK COUNTY RIO GRANDE COUNTY Agua Ramon STL Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA 15 15 214 131 441 441 131 26 ACRES SAGUACHE COUNTY PUEBLO COUNTY Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL GRID INDEX D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 GMU ROUTT COUNTY PHILLIPS COUNTY Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA 124 935 469 120 MAP POINT RG-6 RG-7 RG-8 RG-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA SAN JUAN COUNTY Andrews Lake SWA 57 LANDS INDEX CONTINUED ON BACK COVER CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us THIS BROCHURE contains information on state-owned properties. It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/regulations. ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2019 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. Some state wildlife areas and state parks have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the fishing brochure to ensure they comply with all state fishing regulations. LANDS INDEX, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 57 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,114 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 99 94 951 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 934 65 1,195 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 102 103, 109 101 102 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 2,320 332 287 3,682 3,183 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 YU-10 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA SUMMIT COUNTY Blue River SWA TELLER COUNTY Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA WASHINGTON COUNTY Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA WELD COUNTY Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA Our common ground 48 REPORT POACHERS 48 Colorado is home to 41 state parks, more than 310 state wildlife areas, 39,000 miles of trails and over 23 million acres of public lands to roam free. This land is your land, we’re all the caretakers. livelifeoutside.co OPERATION GAME THIEF: 1-877-265-6648 EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US Earn a reward payment for reporting wildlife violations by calling Operation Game Thief. Callers can remain anonymous. (This number is not for information requests or emergencies.) © MIKE DELLIVENERI/CPW YUMA COUNTY Arikaree SWA Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Sandy Bluffs SWA Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/12281c4d56b40ae80436fde212ca3335.pdf 4ba3a6d28696d16a0a916e441dcac85d PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2018 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE FISH UNITS, STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS cpw.state.co.us �ONLINE FEATURES Check out more Colorado Parks & Wildlife on our VIMEO & YOUTUBE CHANNELS LINKS TO MAPS: VIDEOS: STATE WILDLIFE AREAS STATE FISHING WATERS STATE TRUST LANDS STATE PARKS KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE WHEN PHOTOGRAPHING WILDLIFE HUNTING COLORADO’S PUBLIC LANDS HUNTING, FISHING & PARKS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS MAKE CAMPING & HUNTING RESERVATIONS ONLINE! RECREATION IN COLORADO STATE PARKS �CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by: WHAT’S NEW: 2018................................................1 cpw.state.co.us COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 ■ 303-297-1192 RESERVATIONS......................................................1 OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. STATE FISH UNITS (SFUs)........................................2 ■ What is an SFU?..................................................................................2 ■ SFU properties & regulations..............................................................2 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR Bob D. Broscheid STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 3–28 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of May 2018 John Howard, Chair Dale Pizel Michelle Zimmerman, Vice-Chair Dean Wingfield James Vigil, Secretary Alexander Zipp Robert W. Bray Bob Randall, ex-officio member Don Brown, ex-officio member Marie Haskett Bob D. Broscheid, CPW Director Carrie Besnette Hauser Marvin McDaniel ■ What is a SWA?...................................................................................3 ■ Abbreviation table.............................................................................3 ■ SWA access rules................................................................................3 ■ SWA properties & regulations..................................................... 4–28 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 29–43 REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR ■ What are trust lands? What is the STL public access program?.............29 ■ State trust lands FAQs/access rules...................................................29 ■ State trust lands public access properties & regulations............ 30–43 Chelsea Harlan August 2018 by Publication Printers, Denver: 130,000 copies Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. STATE PARKS................................................. 44–47 CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding, and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/Regulations MAPS............................................................ 48–52 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Northeast .................48 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Southeast .................49 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Northwest ................50 ■ State wildlife areas, trust lands and parks — Southwest ................51 ■ Game Management Units (GMUs)....................................................52 CPW REGIONAL & AREA OFFICE LOCATIONS ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 303-297-1192 LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY................... 53–back cover ■ State Fish Units, State Wildlife Areas, State Trust Lands, State Parks ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. ABBREVIATION KEY Road RD. RES. Reservoir State Fishing Unit SFU State Trust Land STL SWA State Wildlife Area USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast E/W east/west GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/Rec-Lands COVER: ▶ Pearl Lake State Park © Vic Schendel C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2018 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ▶ Horseback riding in Mancos State Park. © Dustin Doskocil ▶ Fishing at Barr Lake State Park. © Verdon Tomajko ▶ Hiking in Mueller State Park. © Thomas Kimmell ▶ Easton Adams enjoying deer hunting on Plateau Creek SWA. © Danny Adams 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS © Vic Schendel PRINTED ■ State park access rules......................................................................44 ■ State park fees and passes................................................................44 ■ State park properties & regulations .......................................... 45–47 ATV all-terrain vehicle BLM Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. County/Counties CPW Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR County Road GMU Game Management Unit Highway HWY. JCT. Junction off-Hwy. vehicle OHV COVER PHOTO cpw.state.co.us BRUSH 28167 CR T Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 �WHAT’S NEW: 2018 REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION ▶ LICENSING SYSTEM CHANGES: CPW transitioned to an integrated licensing, pass and reservation system in Jan. 2018. All customers will need to create an account if they want to make camping reservations or purchases online, including parks passes and hunting and fishing licenses. Read more details on page 44 in the State Parks section. See the set-up guide online and watch the how-to video to get started: cpw.state.co.us/CPWshop ▶ NEW CAMPING RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY: The updated cancella- tion policy allows greater flexibility for customers to cancel their reservation online at cpwshop.com or at 1-800-244-5613, at any time prior to or during their stay. Read the policy details online at cpw.state.co.us. WHAT’S NEW RESERVATIONS ▶ PARAGLIDING ALLOWED ON SMELTER MOUNTAIN AT BODO SWA: The launching of paragliders is now allowed year-round from Smelter Mountain, except for the restriction of foot access only from 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. See page 6. ▶ CAMPING RESTRICTIONS ON BROWNS PARK SWA: Camping is allowed only in posted areas in the Cold Springs Mountain Unit of the SWA, and only allowed west of Beaver Creek in the Beaver Creek Unit of the SWA. See page 7. ▶ HUNTING NOW PROHIBITED AT HOME LAKE SWA: Because of the high level of public use and waterfowl nesting sites, hunting is no longer allowed on the SWA. See page 14. ▶ NEW PILOT PROGRAM FOR RESERVATION-ONLY CAMPING: Six state parks will ▶ NEW OPEN DATES FOR PLAYA BLANCA SWA: The SWA is now open from July ▶ REGULATION UPDATES TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES. LOOK FOR THE NEW TAG: ▶ ROSEMONT RESERVOIR SWA SEASONAL CLOSURE REMOVED: The SWA is open be participating in a new pilot program for a reservation-only system where campers can reserve their site 24/7. See page 44 for parks and more details. ■ Pony Express SWA ■ Dune Ridge SWA ■ Andrick Ponds SWA ■ Prewitt Res. SWA ■ Elliott SWA ■ Arikaree SWA ■ Red Lion SWA ■ Ford Bridge STL ■ Atwood SWA ■ Red Lion Ranch STL ■ Frenchman SWA ■ Atwood STL ■ Sand Draw SWA ■ Holyoke SWA ■ Bravo SWA ■ Sandsage SWA ■ Jackson Lake SWA ■ Bravo STL ■ Sandy Bluffs SWA ■ Jean K. Tool SWA ■ Brush SWA ■ Sandy Bluffs STL ■ Jumbo Res. SWA ■ Brush Prairie Ponds ■ Sedgwick SWA ■ Knudson SWA SWA ■ Simmons SWA ■ Centennial Valley SWA ■ Messex SWA ■ Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA ■ Stalker Lake SWA ■ Cottonwood SWA ■ Tamarack SWA ■ Overland Trail SWA ■ Duck Creek SWA ■ Willow Creek SWA ■ Overland Trail STL ■ Duck Creek STL See pages 4–43. Find more details online: cpw.state.co.us/Regulations ▶ NEW STATE FISH UNIT (SFU) REGULATIONS: All state fish units now have the same basic set of regulations. Several state fish units have additional regulations. See page 2. ▶ LAND REMOVALS: Adams, Dry Fork, North Platte, Tiger Lily Creek and Twenty Mile STLs are no longer part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program, and Forks, Lowell Ponds and Narrows SWAs or no longer CPW state wildlife areas. Part of Sand Creek STL has also been removed from the STL Public Access Program: See page 40 for changes to acres and access for this STL. RESERVATIONS HUNTING SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS AND TRUST LANDS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed 16–Feb. 14 on Tues., Thurs. and Sat., providing more waterfowl and smallgame hunting and fishing opportunities. See page 20. for public access year-round now, and float tubes are permitted for fishing. Ice fishing and discharging firearms are prohibited. See pages 22–23. ▶ CAMPING NOW FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED AT SAN LUIS LAKES SWA: Reservations are no longer required for camping at the SWA. See page 23. ▶ NEW TURK'S POND SWA CLOSURE DETAILS: Turk's Pond SWA prohibits all hu- man activity within 1/4 mile of the high waterline, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through the last day of regular dark goose season; the closure is open to hunters only to retrieve downed waterfowl, and firearms must be left outside the closure. See page 26–27. ▶ NEW SWA OPEN: WIND IN THE WILLOWS: The new SWA has a public area for fly-fishing only on the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River. See page 28. ▶ NEW STLs OPEN: BROWNS PARK, FOURMILE & WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN: Browns Park and Fourmile STLs are open from Sept. 1–end of Feb. Whetstone Mountain STL is open from the last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. See pages 31, 34 and 43. ▶ NO CAMPING ALLOWED AT MAYBELL STL: In addition, the part of the STL that is west of Moffat CR 19 is closed to motor vehicles; only foot and horseback access is now allowed. See page 37. CENTRAL FLYWAY LANDS CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling 1-800-846-9453 (UGO-WILD). All reservation rules apply: Andrick Ponds SWA, Banner Lakes SWA, Barr Lake State Park, Bravo SWA, Brush Prairie Ponds SWA, Centennial Valley SWA, Elliott SWA, Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA, Tamarack Ranch SWA and Whitehorse SWA THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 58 cabins under the land name in this brochure. Also see the Central and Pacific Flyway lands that require reservaPACIFIC FLYWAY LANDS tions at right. To make a hunting reservation, call 800-846-9453, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Monday–Friday. For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling 970-255-6161. All reservation rules THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: apply: Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. 1 reservation per phone call. Robb-Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person NEW Stagecoach State Park and Tilman Bishop SWA making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at HABITAT STAMPS the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person reservations may only hunt the area specified on per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid April 1–March 31. the reservation. ■ You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. ▶ Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the ■ Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp hunt date, or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday with the first two of these licenses. and holidays falling on Monday. ■ Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license or before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting or follow check station procedures may result in Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. losing future reservation rights for the rest of the See cpw.state.co.us/Accessibility for details. hunting season. and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44–47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. NEW FOR CAMPSITES, YURTS AND CABINS, all customers who wish to make reservations online will need to look up their old account or set up a new account in the updated reservation system. Go to cpwshop.com, click "Sign In or Create Account" and follow the instructions. You can also call 1-800-244-5613. The reservation phone line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. NEW See page 44 for more details on the new pilot program for a reservation-only system where campers can reserve their site 24/7. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. See page 44. NEW Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to or during their stay, online at cpwshop.com or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. 1 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE FISHING UNITS AREAS STATE FISH UNITS NOTE: ALL SWA ACCESS RULES (PAGE 3) APPLY TO SFUs. STATE FISH UNIT PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶ WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for State Fish Unit. There are 16 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. NEW ▶ PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ON ALL SFUs: a. Fishing is prohibited in any waters within any fish hatchery, rearing or distribution unit, (including but not limited to: streams, rearing ponds, holding areas and raceways), except in designated areas of these properties managed for public fishing. b. Waders or other fishing equipment prohibited. c. Camping prohibited. d. Fires prohibited. e. Hunting prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited. g. Pets and other domestic animals prohibited. h. Rock climbing prohibited. i. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. j. Water contact prohibited. k. Feeding fish prohibited, except with fish food provided by SFU. l. Throwing anything besides SFU-provided fish food into the water prohibited. m. Overnight parking prohibited. ▶ BELLVUE-WATSON SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CHALK CLIFFS SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 miles on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ CRYSTAL RIVER SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours ▶ DURANGO SFU — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15–Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling 970-375-6766 FACILITIES: restroom and drinking water available when visitor center is open ▶ FINGER ROCK SFU — ROUTT CO. 2 DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ LAS ANIMAS SFU — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SFU — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ J.W. MUMMA NATIVE AQUATIC SPECIES SFU — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Walsenburg Exit to Hwy. 160 W to Fort Garland, into Alamosa. GMU: 80 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PITKIN SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. ▶ POUDRE RIVER SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ PUEBLO SFU — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium ▶ RIFLE FALLS SFU — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ ROARING JUDY SFU — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. NEW b. Property E of Hwy. 135 only open for public access May 16–Nov. 31. NEW c. W of Hwy. 135, hunting with archery equipment for big game and shotguns for waterfowl only. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. e. Target practice only in designated areas. ▶ WATSON LAKE SFU — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom ▶ WRAY SFU — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours Are you catching our emails? If not, you're missing out on fishing conditions, tips, news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. 4 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Go to cpw.state.co.us 2. Click "Things To Do" 3. Click "Fishing Report" 4. Click "Sign Up" The CPW Call Center can also assist you: 303-297-1192 �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State wildlife areas (SWAs) are state- or privately-owned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and sportswomen, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. CPW manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4−28, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state. co.us/WildlifeAreaMaps Green and white state wildlife area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Colorow Mountain SWA. © Mike Porras, CPW STATE WILDLIFE ACCESS RULES on SWAs and no earlier than 30 days prior to 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving the season for which they will be used. No nails mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The excepcan be driven into trees. Man-made materials for tion is where swimming is permitted, when blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days location is identified by a “divers down flag,” after the season in which they are used ends. Any and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate other portable blind or tree stand used for any from recognized scuba training organization. other purpose must be removed at end of the day 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for they are used. transportation on the surface of the water unThe owner’s Customer Identification number less the device has multi-compartments and a YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING (CID) and dates of use must be visible on the outrigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth side of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. or electric motors. Single-compartment air or hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when huntPlacement of blinds or stands does not reserve gas-filled flotation devices restricted to posted ing on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and them for personal use; they may be used by the swimming areas. comply with hunter education requirements. public on first-come, first-served basis. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or Except when specifically authorized, the following control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section non-wildlife oriented activities. activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, 21. To launch or land aircraft. surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or degeological or historical value. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the vices under CPW control: 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, field or on water overnight. 1. To possess the following types of ammunition waste water, containers or toxic substances; to and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during bring household or commercial trash or toxic rounds, military hardened rounds with exploauthorized water contact activities. substances to an area for disposal; or to dump sive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camprounds or fully automatic firearms. ing or picnic areas. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted spreading; to leave fires unattended. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding against entry, use or occupancy. areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, 12. To graze livestock. Horseback riding, mules, 3. To engage in illegal activities. except areas posted as open to fishing. llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral without a field-trial license. herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. investigations, surveys or explorations. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) certified as noxious-weed-free. Certified materibirds. Private game birds may be released for except on established roads or within designated als must be clearly marked by certifying state or field trials, including group dog training on camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey province. People who transport these materials SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats Colorado motor vehicle laws. on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), property are exempt. Also exempt is hay pro6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster except dogs used while hunting, while training duced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW than 25 mph if not posted. hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. for wildlife recreation. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulatrailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft tions and authorization. or to park travel trailers or campers on a SWA beached, anchored, moored or docked unatover 14 days in 45-day period. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computertended overnight except in designated areas. assisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant 17. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or anglers must be present in the immediate vicinvegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. ity of their activity. for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. CPW.STATE.CO.US 3 �WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶Download individual maps of state wildlife areas online: cpw.state.co.us/WildlifeAreaMaps ▶ 63 RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ ADAMS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 miles N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ▶ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) — BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ▶ ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, Dr. through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ▶ ALMA SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites 4 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA — GUNNISON CO. ▶ APISHAPA SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. ▶ ANDREWS LAKE SWA — SAN JUAN CO. ▶ ARIKAREE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 16–Nov. 30. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ▶ ANDRICK PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 miles to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. NEW b. Camping, fires, fishing, dog training, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles, hunting on Clark Lake prohibited. c. From Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. d. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out, or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. e. From end of dark goose season through spring turkey season, only turkey hunting permitted. Reservations are required and valid until sunrise. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station on CR AA. Hunters may hunt entire property. f. During waterfowl and turkey seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. Property open for education and outreach events with CPW and area wildlife manager approval. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 385 and turn E on CR 30. Go 6 miles E and turn S on CR PP and continue S for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile E and 0.5 mile N. At cattle guard, continue 0.3 mile to second cattle guard and entrance sign. The property between cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, no access to property. GMUs/ACRES: 102 / 2,320 acres HUNTING: Deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission required. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go 0.125 miles E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 miles S on CR 150, then 0.5 miles SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ▶ ATWOOD SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. �WILDLIFE AREAS d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BADGER BASIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. ▶ BANNER LAKES SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1–July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season through last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before first day of pheasant season, except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl Reservations: Hunting available but not required. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From Thurs. before Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation confirmation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Hwy. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. ▶ BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) — EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 miles W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Dr.; then go N to access road. GMUS/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m., Mon.– Fri. and 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Sat.–Sun. c. Boating, water contact activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 miles of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited, except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. only. ▶ BEAVER CREEK SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. ▶ BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ BEAVER LAKE SWA (MARBLE) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 miles E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: nonmotorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. No vehicles on dam. ▶ BELLAIRE LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Rd., and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Rd.. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ BERGEN PEAK SWA — CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. ▶ BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd., then go 0.75 miles N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road on E side of Hwy., look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only, and only within high waterline. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BILLY CREEK SWA — OURAY, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 miles. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. ▶ BITTERBRUSH SWA — MOFFAT CO. 6 DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS hunter within 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. ▶ BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. ▶ BLISS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ BLUE RIVER SWA (BLUE RIVER, EAGLE'S NEST, SUTTON UNITS) — SUMMIT CO. DIRECTIONS: BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. (82 acres.) EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. (29 acres.) SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. ▶ BOB TERRELL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at fork in road. Road deadends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out ▶ BODO SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 miles W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Dec. 1–April 15. Access by foot only. Dogs prohibited. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. NEW f. Launching of paragliders allowed from Smelter Mountain, subject to Dec. 1–April 15 restriction listed in c., above. ▶ BOEDECKER RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St. to CR 21, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with nighthunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 1–Nov. 30; open Dec. 1–March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ BRAVO SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. NEW b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. NEW d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. SCALVA PARCEL: 1. Access from 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservation required for access. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Limited to 3 groups of 4 hunters each per day. 2. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1–May 31. 3. Camping, fires, target practice, field trials, dog training prohibited. 4. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. 5. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. ▶ BROWER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 28. b. Open March 1–Aug. 31 to hunters with valid spring turkey licenses during spring turkey season. c. Camping, horseback riding prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1–Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. f. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited from first day of Sept. teal season through last day of dark goose season. ▶ BROWN LAKES SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE: MICHIGAN RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St. 1.5 miles to the signed access point (N of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE: NORTH PLATTE RIVER) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ BROWNS PARK SWA (BEAVER CREEK, CALLOWAY, COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WIGGINS UNITS) — MOFFAT CO. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Calloway Unit closed to public access in posted area. NEW b. Camping prohibited in posted areas in Cold Springs Mountain Unit. NEW c. Camping allowed W only of Beaver Creek in Beaver Creek Unit. ▶ BRUSH SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BRUSH CREEK SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to roundabout. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol St., then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15–18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. SWA composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ BRUSH HOLLOW SWA — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 miles to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton St. to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. NEW b. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. c. Only hunting permitted Sept. 1 through end of dark goose season. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only open for migratory bird hunting within designated hunting areas, and only on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. e. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise if a hunter has not checked in. Maximum of 4 hunters, 2 vehicles per hunting area. f. From Sept. 1−Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through end of dark goose season, hunters can check in on firstcome, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after a hunter checks out. 5 hunting areas available for check-in. Properly checked-in hunters may hunt anywhere on property. 7 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS h. Up to 2 hunting areas reserved annually for residents with a physical address of Brush, CO. Applications for the drawing available at CPW Brush Service Center in mid-Aug. Hunters must have a valid waterfowl hunting license to enter drawing. Hunters may apply for one hunt area per day, but can list multiple requests on one application. All relevant hunting regulations apply. ▶ BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight on Main St. in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 miles to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only ▶ BURCHFIELD SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ CABIN CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn N on BLM 3107, then go approximately 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A and continue .05 miles to property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ CENTENNIAL SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. ▶ CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA — WELD CO. 8 DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 miles to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. From March 1–Aug. 31, only open for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. c. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting), fires, target practice, horseback riding, hunting with centerfire rifles, launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. NEW d. During regular duck seasons, open Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required to hunt waterfowl and small game, limit of 3 per hunter annually. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. e. Small-game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day of first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ▶ CERRO SUMMIT SWA — MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E: property located on N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big-game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing and hunting only. b. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. c. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. d. Access to property through designated parking area only; public access by foot only. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Water contact prohibited, except by float tubes with waders only. ▶ CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 miles S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only b. All public access from designated parking areas only. ▶ CHARLIE MEYERS SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, ROY BROWN UNITS) — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. b. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horseback riding used as an aid to hunting big game. ▶ CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main St. to end of road. Cross Arkansas River on foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 miles to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. Open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ CHRISTINA SWA (ELK RIVER FISHING EASEMENT) — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 miles to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. ▶ CHUCK LEWIS SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting waterfowl, or dogs aiding the physically disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of bridge on CR 14F. f. Horseback riding prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or takeout of all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. ▶ CIMARRON SWA — MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,454 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 1–Dec. 31. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. ▶ CLINE RANCH SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. e. Horseback riding allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required: call 719-836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. ▶ COALBED CANYON SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. ▶ COCHETOPA SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Access by foot only, and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. ▶ COKE OVEN SWA — PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing ▶ COLLER SWA — MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. ▶ COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as an aid to hunting) prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out at station as posted. d. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of E entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: Take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch, near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping in primitive areas, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Jan. 31. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only, as posted. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit N of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. ▶ COTTONWOOD SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ COWDREY LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ CREEDE SWA — MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 miles S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 miles S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ DAN NOBLE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer, elk on Greager Tract; deer, elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing CPW.STATE.CO.US 9 �WILDLIFE AREAS FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. GREAGER TRACT: 1. Open for public access March 1–May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewing site limited to designated area. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open to the public for other access May 16–end of Feb. 2. Access by foot or horseback only. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. JOHN KANE TRACT: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open for public access May 16–end of Feb. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. ▶ DAWN POND SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. ▶ DEADMAN SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl ▶ DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ DEVIL CREEK SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing 10 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE) (ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN RIVERS) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. ▶ DOLORES RIVER SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. ▶ DOME LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ DOME ROCK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails, except if used as an aid in hunting big-game. d. Public access closed Dec. 1–July 15 in area bounded on E by Sand Creek Trail, on N by Dome Rock Trail, on W and S by property boundaries. Dome Rock Trail W of Jack Rabbit Lodge closed Dec. 1–July 15. ▶ DOUGLAS RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. Go N on LaVina Dr. to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 miles W to LaVina Dr. and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. From 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise, only fishing permitted. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DOWDY LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ DRONEY GULCH SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of road is private property. After entering BLM land, SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike; parking and gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291), CR 251 goes W; parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ DUCK CREEK SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. One field trial per year may be authorized in Feb., March or Aug. ▶ DUNE RIDGE SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ DUTCH GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. ▶ EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2–3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ECHO CANYON RES. SWA — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ELLIOTT SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. g. Property open for education and outreach events with CPW and area wildlife manager approval. LONETREE TRACT: 1. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check station, after 4 a.m. HAMLIN TRACTS (N AND S): 1. From Sept. 1 through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked into. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. Hunters must comply with youthmentor-only area restrictions as posted. UNION TRACT: 1. Waterfowl hunting only from designated areas or blinds, on Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. Reservations required, valid until sunrise and limited to 3 per hunter annually. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. 2. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Check-in allowed after 4 a.m. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved and may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter checks out or after sunrise. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. 3. During waterfowl seasons, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.−2 p.m. on Thurs. only. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. ▶ EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th St. Turn right on 5th St., turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Rd./CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in lot at left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access from 4 a.m.–10 p.m., July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ ESCALANTE SWA — DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route. From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th St. (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W, then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge Rds., then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 miles upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau Tract hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. ▶ FISH CREEK SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer and elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during deer and elk seasons. ▶ FLAGLER RES. SWA — KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. NOTE: As of Aug. 2018, the lake is currently dry. Contact CPW for condition updates. ▶ FORT LYON SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ FOUR MILE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ FRANK SWA — WELD, LARIMER COs. 12 DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. Closed N of Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70, then turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park (just N of Colorado River); SWA is W of park and accessed from Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds the only hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as an aid in hunting) prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out as posted. d. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ FRANTZ LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 miles W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. ▶ FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ GARFIELD CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below, and small-game hunting above, junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse prohibited on Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. ▶ GEORGETOWN SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 miles of I-70 throughout SWA. ▶ GRANADA SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half St. (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas only. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. ▶ GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 miles E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 miles below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake county line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) —ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high waterline on either bank. ▶ GROUNDHOG RES. SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 miles to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 miles W of parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl Tract only. ▶ GUNNISON SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 1–Nov. 30. b. Open for public access April 1–Aug. 15 from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset only. c. Camping only in designated areas, and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. d. Access by foot or horseback only on Beaver Creek Trail. ▶ GYPSUM PONDS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, launching and takeout of vessels prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds, except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. ▶ HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or takeout of vessels. ▶ HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access for fishing only. b. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. ▶ HAVILAND LAKE SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. ▶ HECKENDORF SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ HIGEL SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access Sept. 1–Feb. 14, Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays only. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1–30, and Nov. 11–Feb. 14, permits obtained by reservation by calling 719-5876923 or at the CPW Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1–Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See Reservations: Hunting, (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. ▶ HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through the last day of 4th rifle season. ▶ HOLBROOK RES. SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. ▶ HOLLY SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing 13 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. ▶ HOLYOKE SWA — PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ HOME LAKE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. NEW b. Hunting prohibited. c. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. ▶ HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) — BENT, OTERO COs. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. ▶ HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt on Skipper’s Island only. 14 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloading rifles and by falconry. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only, and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days. ▶ HOT CREEK SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA (JOE GERRANS, LONE BUCK, PARSHALL DIVIDE, PIONEER PARK & JENNY WILLIAMS UNITS, BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE, HOT SULPHER SPRINGS STATE RANCH, PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of Hwy.). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PIONEER PARK UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge, then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck Unit campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck Unit campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. ▶ HUERFANO SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables ▶ HUGO SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited. ▶ INDIAN RUN SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. ▶ JACKSON LAKE SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, target practice, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS c. Hunting and vessels prohibited from frozen surface of lake. d. Fishing prohibited Oct. 1 through dark goose season. e. From Sept. 1. through regular duck seasons, mandatory check-in and check-out at check stations for waterfowl hunters. f. Hunters may check-in on first-come, firstserved basis after 4 a.m. or after another hunter checks out. Hunters can hunt only the area checked out. Maximum of 4 hunters per hunting area. ▶ JAMES M. JOHN SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. ▶ JAMES MARK JONES SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. ▶ JEAN K. TOOL SWA — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ JENSEN SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. ▶ JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOs.1 & 2) — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA on N side of Hwy. at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake, catch and release only, artificial flies and lures only RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ JOE MOORE RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA on W half of river 0.25 miles upstream and 0.5 miles downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ JUMBO (JULESBURG) RES. SWA — SEDGWICK, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit ($36) to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. NEW c. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.– 6 a.m. NEW d. Target practice, hunting from frozen surface of lake prohibited. e. Vessels prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. f. Waterskiing prohibited 7 p.m.–10 a.m., Fri–Mon of Memorial Day weekend. g. From Oct. 1 until reservoir is frozen, only craft used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl allowed. ▶ JUMPING COW SWA — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only for doe pronghorn and doe white-tailed and mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for activity prior to applying for permit. Permits on Woodard Unit issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones; if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from CPW Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer hunting permitted. On Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe pronghorn, doe mule deer and doe white-tailed deer hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. On Woodard Unit, mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional non-hunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter property after the first Mon. after opening day of their season. e. Open for public access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. Mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on Woodard Unit. ▶ JUNCTION BUTTE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. ▶ KARNEY RANCH SWA — BENT CO. 16 DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Access by foot only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Building safety zone and other safety zones closed as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the CPW Area Office in Lamar for details, 719-336-6600. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ KARVAL RES. SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KEMP-BREEZE SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 miles. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 miles past marker for parking or go W 0.75 miles for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 miles and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. ▶ KINNEY LAKE SWA — LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 568 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ KNIGHT-IMLER SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. ▶ KNUDSON SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 miles W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, target practice, horse use prohibited. c. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ LA JARA SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–Thurs. before Memorial Day. ▶ LA JARA RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp ▶ LAKE BECKWITH SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Rd. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. ▶ LAKE DEWEESE SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase annual access permit to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1–March 31 and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. OHVs prohibited. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ LAKE DOROTHEY SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams, except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. ▶ LAKE FORK OF GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LAKE JOHN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. ▶ LEAPS GULCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E on USFS 743 fir 8.2 miles to 743.4b. Go N on 743.4b and USFS 606 approx. 3 miles to property boundary. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access May 1–Nov. 30. ▶ LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Dr. and E on Baseline Dr.. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE SWA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn season. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 miles E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 miles to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. ▶ LON HAGLER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as an aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. ▶ LONE DOME SWA — MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. ▶ LONE TREE RES. SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Dr., then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. j. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. k. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only ▶ MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ MASON FAMILY SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping ▶ McCLUSKEY SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1 through end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ▶ MEEKER PASTURES SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting restricted to use of archery equipment only. ▶ MELON VALLEY SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. On weekends, hunting limited to youth/ mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ MESSEX SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. NEW b. Camping, fires, field trials prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Landowner permission required to hunt deer on access easement. e. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables ▶ MIKE HIGBEE SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres 18 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. ▶ MILLER RANCH SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. ▶ MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA — Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: dove, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. NEW b. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., only open for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, target practice prohibited. d. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in 1 of 4 spaces in designated area. Reservation required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.–noon. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. e. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited. ▶ MOGENSEN PONDS SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 miles. SWA is on N side of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. ▶ MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterskiing prohibited. ▶ MOUNT EVANS SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from day after Labor Day through end of 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day– June 14, except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. ▶ MOUNT OURAY SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 miles W on CR 154, then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. Second parking area is 0.7 miles past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. ▶ MOUNT SHAVANO SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 miles NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S �WILDLIFE AREAS side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting, permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to property boundary. ▶ MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NAKAGAWA SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. ▶ NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. ▶ NORTH FORK SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 miles W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ NORTH LAKE SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ OAK RIDGE SWA (BEL AIRE, LAKE AVERY, OAK RIDGE, JON WANGNILD, SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNITS, SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: BELAIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for CPW signs on left. For Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for CPW sign on right. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds Unit and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited, except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jetskiing prohibited. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ ORCHARD MESA SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 miles to parking area at end of road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from CPW office in Grand Junction, 970-255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing ▶ OXBOW SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 miles N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing NOTE: Unit 125 has small acreage, limited access. 19 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ PADDOCK SWA — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA in scattered parcels generally 2–5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from CPW Area Office in Salida or USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. ▶ PARACHUTE PONDS SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Ave. and go S. Colorado Ave. becomes Yampa Ave. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. ▶ PARVIN LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and check out at station when open. ▶ PASTORIUS RES. SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. ▶ PERINS PEAK SWA — LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn 20 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS right and go 0.5 miles on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 Aug. 1– March 30. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.) April 16–Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ PERKINS SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 miles, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters 2 hours before sunrise and 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove animal from property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. ▶ PICEANCE SWA — RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS: SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water ▶ PIKES PEAK SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of USFS road 376 and Bull Park, hike approximately 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–March 31. ▶ PIONEER PARK SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 ▶ PLATEAU CREEK SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. ▶ PLAYA BLANCA SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open in designated areas July 16– Feb. 14, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. only. ▶ PONY EXPRESS SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 miles N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 miles W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 miles S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, ducks, snow geese RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting geese prohibited during dark goose season. e. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. g. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ POUDRE RIVER SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ PREWITT RES. SWA — WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: deer, dove, squirrel, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit ($36) to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. NEW c. All loud noises that disturb the peace, except legal hunting activities, prohibited from 10 p.m.–6 a.m. NEW d. From Oct. 1 through dark goose season, fishing allowed only from dam. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of the dam Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand or electric motor used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. NEW e. Fires, target practice, glass beverage containers, waterskiing prohibited. Camping prohibited as posted. f Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. g. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited as posted, including from floating devices. ▶ PRIDEMORE SWA (FISHING LEASE)— CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. The parking area is at the SW corner of the bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. ▶ PUEBLO RES. SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, including, but not limited to, boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. ▶ PUETT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ QUEENS SWA (NEE NOSHE, NEE SO PAH, NEE GRONDA, UPPER QUEENS, LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH)) — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 miles E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and check out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1−last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ▶ RADIUM SWA — EAGLE, GRAND, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ▶ RALSTON CREEK SWA — JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3–4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. ▶ RAMAH SWA — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. (NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates.) FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ RED DOG SWA — PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game 21 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ RED LION SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 miles N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, dove, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Boating prohibited, except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor used for fishing or to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. Vessel must be launched from designated area as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. ▶ RED MOUNTAIN SWA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. ▶ REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River Hwy. overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high waterline or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. ▶ RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. ▶ RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA — RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp 22 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big-game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only and access to the Roselund Unit is day use only. ▶ RIO GRANDE SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (DEL NORTE FISHING EASEMENT) — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ RITO HONDO RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ ROAD CANYON RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ ROARING FORK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Three SWA parcels along Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. WESTBANK PARCEL: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. BURRY PARCEL: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. GIANINETTI PARCEL: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ▶ ROCK CREEK SWA — ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ ROCKY FORD SWA — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms NOTE: Unit 129 has small acreage, limited access. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ ROEBER SWA — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave., go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting or fishing only. b. Open May 1 through last day of annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ▶ ROSEMONT RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs, turn W on Old Stage Rd. at intersection of Old Stage Rd. and Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. Follow Old Stage Rd./Gold Camp Rd. (USFS Rd. 370) 11 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from established parking area. b. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. c. Dam, area near caretaker’s house and north side of reservoir closed as posted. �WILDLIFE AREAS NEW d. Camping, dogs, fires, water contact activities, ice fishing, discharge of firearms prohibited. NEW e. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. ▶ RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 miles. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only, and only from high waterline to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carryon craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. ▶ RUSSELL LAKES SWA — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access July 16–Feb. 14. and as otherwise posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. ▶ SAM CAUDILL SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 miles and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. ▶ SANCHEZ RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from tail. ▶ SAND DRAW SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ SANDS LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 miles W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of Hwy., opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. ▶ SANDSAGE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 miles W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. NEW c. Hunting allowed only with shotguns with birdshot or bows. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SANDY BLUFFS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3, 183 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. Horseback riding prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SAN LUIS LAKES SWA — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 miles to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase annual access permit to enter property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1–March 31 and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. d. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. ▶ SAN MIGUEL SWA (APPLEBAUGH FISHING EASEMENT) — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 miles S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ SAPINERO SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobile and all other motorized, over-the-snow travel prohibited, other than to allow through traffic restricted to road surface of FSR 723 (Red Creek) and 724 (Rainbow Lake). ▶ SARVIS CREEK SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. ▶ SAWHILL PONDS — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th St. SWA is W of 75th St. after crossing Valmont Dr.. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, nonmotor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. ▶ SEDGWICK BAR SWA — SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs, in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. f. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ SEGO SPRINGS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. ▶ SETCHFIELD SWA — BENT CO. 24 DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ SEYMOUR LAKE SWA — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. ▶ SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Dr. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Access by foot only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for maximum 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Applications available from CPW Area Office in Denver: 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person; that person must stay with hunters at all times. d. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. ▶ SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, target practice prohibited. b. Hunting allowed with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post areaspecific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. ▶ SIKES RANCH SWA — BACA, LAS ANIMAS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking allowed only in designated areas (only 5 parking areas). d. Access prohibited in building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit only. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at CPW Area Office in Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMMONS SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S 5 miles on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 miles E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. ▶ SIMPSON PONDS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. ▶ SKAGUAY RES. SWA — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 miles E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ SMITH LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Wellington exit, go 0.3 miles W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 30 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing �WILDLIFE AREAS RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. ▶ SMITH RES. SWA — COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open for public access July 16–Feb. 14 only. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. ▶ SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.–Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted to provide resting areas for wintering waterfowl. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. ▶ SPANISH PEAKS SWA — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ SPRING CREEK RES. SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July–Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp ▶ STALKER LAKE SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited, except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. NEW c. Hunting only with bows or shotguns with birdshot. NEW d. Target practice prohibited, except with bows on designated archery range. e. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. f. Hunting permitted after Oct. 31 in areas E of dam only. ▶ STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. Road open during all big-game seasons until this date. ▶ SUMMIT RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TAMARACK RANCH SWA — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 p.m., except with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires only in designated areas. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. Maximum of 3 trials in Feb., March or Aug, maximum of 1 trial in Sept. e. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Hunters must park at hunting area checked into. After 9 a.m., hunters may hunt adjacent areas. Deer and turkey hunters only required to check into E, W or S Tamarack Area. f. From Oct. 25 through end of regular duck seasons, reservations available but not required on weekends and legal holidays. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. g. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. h. Horseback riding prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs, Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. only. i. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. AUGMENTATION PONDS: 1. Waterfowl hunting is by lottery drawing from the opening day of second duck season through end of dark goose season. 2. Hunting allowed only on specific pond/ hunt area each day. 3. To enter drawing, send postcard or letter postmarked by Sept. 30 to CPW Area Office in Brush, with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates. Hunters must have valid license and stamps to hunt waterfowl to enter. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one submission. 4. Hunters successful in drawing are required to comply with all relevant hunting regulations. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. Maximum of 4 hunters per group per day. Hunters must park in designated parking areas, but are allowed to drop off decoys via existing 4WD roads as posted. Hunters must stay on existing roads as posted. 5. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station during light goose conservation order season. 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ TARRYALL RES. SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. ▶ TAYLOR RIVER SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. ▶ TERRACE RES. SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing ▶ TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ THURSTON RES. SWA — PROWERS CO. 26 DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ TILMAN BISHOP SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Rd., merge into F 1/4 Rd. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station. d. Hunting only with bows, shotguns with shot-shells or by falconry only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the CPW Area Office in Grand Junction: 970-255-6100. Application deadline Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first come, first served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. ▶ TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires prohibited. ▶ TOMAHAWK SWA — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 miles to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ TOMICHI CREEK SWA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take dirt road to SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted S of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high waterline from Jan. 1– June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as an aid in hunting. ▶ TOTTEN RES. SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ▶ TURK’S POND SWA — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. NEW c. All human activity prohibited within 0.25 miles of high waterline around Turk's Pond, including administrative buildings, from opening day of regular duck season through last day of regular dark goose season as posted. Hunters allowed inside closure only to retrieve downed waterfowl, must leave all firearms outside closure. �WILDLIFE AREAS ▶ TWIN SISTERS SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access sunrise to sunset, with access from designated parking area only. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. c. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. d. Boating prohibited except float tubes or hand-propelled craft. ▶ TWO BUTTES RES. SWA — BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ▶ URAD LAKE SWA — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 miles, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1 through end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until road is inaccessible as posted. b. Motor vehicle use only in parking area. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as an aid to hunting. ▶ VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. ▶ VAN TUYL SWA (CABIN CREEK AND LOST CANYON UNITS) — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 miles N on BLM Rd. 3107. (200 acres.) LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. (310 acres.) GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. BLM road closures March 1−May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). ▶ VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 miles W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. ▶ WAHATOYA SWA — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ WALKER SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 miles and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. ▶ WATSON LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use/possession of live minnows prohibited. ▶ WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. ▶ WEBSTER SWA — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 miles N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ▶ WELLINGTON SWA — LARIMER, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64, then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except hand-propelled craft to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. 27 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ▶ WEST LAKE SWA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. ▶ WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day– Dec. 31 b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range Open for public access from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. ▶ WHEELER SWA — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 and 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing 28 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ WHITEHORSE SWA — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Ave., go E. Turn left on Picadilly Rd., turn left on 128th Ave. SWA at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See Reservations: Hunting (page 1) for details. Hunters can hunt only the area reserved, except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check-in and check-out at check station as posted. ▶ WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. ▶ WILLOW CREEK SWA — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Open 4 a.m.–9 a.m., Sept. 1–May 31. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. NEW ▶ WIND IN THE WILLOWS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) — HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: S of Lake City, travel S on Hwy. 149, turn right on CR 30 (road to Lake San Cristobal) for 3.9 miles. Access to fishing easement from bridge at inlet end of Lake San Cristobal. Bridge located at intersection of CR 30 and CR 33. Anglers required to park at this intersection. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for public access 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, by foot only. b. Public access to easement area limited to one point only at S end of property, N of bridge on CR 33, near intersection of CR 33 and CR 30. All other access prohibited. c. Camping, fires, dogs, pets prohibited. d. Fishing by artificial flies only, and allowed only on Lake Fork of Gunnison River, including 20 feet on either side of riverbank. ▶ WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 miles interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. ▶ WOODS LAKE SWA — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. ▶ WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 miles W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. ▶ YAMPA RIVER SWA — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ YARMONY RANCH SWA (FISHING LEASE) — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden Dr. S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 FISHING: Illinois River RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting access allowed by special permit only. �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely self-funded and receive no tax dollars. ▶ The State Trust Lands Public Access Program includes 500,000 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildlife-related activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the STL Public Access Program are open for public access. ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K-12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 150,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approximately 20,000 jobs in those communities. ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: colorado.gov/StateLandBoard State Trust Lands, such as Little Cochetopa Creek STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and the rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON PUBLIC ACCESS LAND? Lands enrolled in the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildlife-related recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of Feb., unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Lands that are part of the State Trust Lands Public Access Program are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/State TrustLands STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES ACT RESPONSIBLY Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open for public access. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Land Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional property-specific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: ▶ Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife-related use prohibited. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING, FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, militaryhardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH MENTOR HUNTING applies to youths un- der 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it is being used are exempt. 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶Download individual maps of state trust lands online: cpw.state.co.us/StateTrustLands ▶ 63 RANCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 3,225 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl ▶ AGATE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ AGUA RAMON — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go .3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650). Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. ACCESS #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. ACCESS #2: From CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game ▶ AGUILAR TV HILL — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted on E side as posted. ▶ ALAMADITAS MESA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on twotrack 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ ALAMOSA CANYON — CONEJOS CO. 30 DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game ▶ ANTELOPE CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ ANTERO — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 miles to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 8,692 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ APISHAPA NORTH — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ▶ ARROWHEAD — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 miles on Hwy. frontage road on N side. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ▶ ASPEN RIDGE — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ▶ ATWOOD — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, NEW 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) — FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN: LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1–end of Feb.. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited ▶ BADGER FLATS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: ACCESS #1: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. ACCESS #2: From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. ACCESS #3: From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game ▶ BAKERS PEAK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ BAKERVILLE — CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. �TRUST LANDS ▶ BALD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 miles. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACT 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ BEAR GULCH — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey ▶ BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. ▶ BEN MORGAN CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BIG HOLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Portable hunting blinds only. ▶ BLACK HAWK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ BLACK MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 miles to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey ▶ BLACK SAGE PASS — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek ▶ BLUE LAKE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ BLUE SPRING — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ BOSTON FLATS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between Hwy. and STL. No roads; only walkin access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX CREEK — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BOX ELDER — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ BOX ELDER NORTH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ BRAVO — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: NEW Sept. 1–end of Feb., 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Bravo SWA parking areas only. NEW b. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. c. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. NEW ▶ BROWNS PARK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, drive Hwy. 318 for 58 miles NW. Turn left and take MCR 83 for 2.9 miles, past USFWS Visitor Center and across Green River. Turn left on unmarked road and continue for 2.8 miles to first parcel, and 7 miles to second parcel. GMU/ACRES: 1, 201 / 1,305 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game during allowed seasons FISHING: Green River ▶ BULL MOUNTAIN — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on county 31 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS roads. ▶ BURCHFIELD — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse ▶ CARNERO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles W on CR 41G. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game ▶ CARTER CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ▶ CARTER PLACE — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only. ▶ CASTOR GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 miles. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ CEDARS — MOFFAT CO. 32 DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ CEDAR SPRINGS — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ▶ CHUBB PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. ▶ CITADEL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ COAL BANK GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. ▶ CODY PARK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel ▶ COHAGEN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ COPPER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse ▶ COTTONWOOD CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. ▶ COTTONWOOD RIDGE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ CROOKED TOP — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 miles to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. ▶ CROSS MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ CRYSTAL LAKE — LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until left fork onto two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 miles following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DALEY GULCH — GUNNISON, SAGUACHE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 miles and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state Hwy. barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. ▶ DEER HAVEN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 miles to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 miles to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey ▶ DICK’S PEAK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ DIRTY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game ▶ DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 miles S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 miles S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ DRY CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. ▶ DRY CREEK BASIN — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ DRY CREEK NORTH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion ▶ DUCK CREEK — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting when cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., NEW 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, dove, rabbit, squirrel NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access from Duck Creek SWA parking areas only. ▶ EAGLE CANYON — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along E fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd., with a 14-day camp limit. ▶ EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ ELK MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th St., which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from parking lot only. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 miles W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ FERNLEAF GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. ▶ FLATTOP BUTTE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote ▶ FLORENCE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot, through national forest land only. 34 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ FLY GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth/mentor hunting only. ▶ FORD BRIDGE — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb., NEW 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ FORTIFICATION — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. NEW ▶ FOURMILE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, drive Hwy. 13 for 37 miles toward Baggs, WY. Turn right on MCR 2 and drive 1.4 miles to SE corner of property. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ FROZE CREEK — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GERRARD — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 miles S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game ▶ GODIVA RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. ▶ GRAPE CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 miles through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ GRASSY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Maximum 8 hunters allowed daily. Maximum 4 hunters allowed per permit. b. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting the CPW Area Office in Steamboat Springs, PO Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling 970-871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. ▶ GREASEWOOD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREASEWOOD LAKE — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ GREAT DIVIDE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ GUILLERMO RANCH — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote ▶ HARTSEL — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 miles. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 300 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HIGBEE CANYON — OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ HIGH CREEK — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 miles E to road going S. Go 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ HOMESTEAD — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game ▶ HORSE RANCH PASS — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ ILES GROVE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: TO E PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. TO W PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. ▶ INDIAN CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. ▶ JEFFWAY GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game ▶ JIMMY CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JIMMY DUNN GULCH — MOFFAT, ROUTT COS. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut St. to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ▶ JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 miles N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted ▶ JUBB CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ JUMPING COW — ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to listed zone and not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS process. Applications available from the CPW Area Office in Denver, 303-2917227. Applications due third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter property before first Mon. after opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on property shall be left in condition in which found after passing through gateway. f. Access allowed 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. ▶ KARNEY RANCH — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. All vehicles restricted to roads and parking lots. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid in hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release prohibited. ▶ KELLER LEASE — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 miles E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 miles. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 miles, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ KEMP DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. 36 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. ▶ LAGARDE CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek ▶ LA JARA — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at cpw.state.co.us/StateTrustLands. ▶ LANDSMAN CREEK — KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 miles E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver ▶ LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ▶ LITTLE SNAKE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit ▶ LOS CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream ▶ LOS MOGOTES PEAK — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to twotrack trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ MACFARLANE RESERVOIR — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track 0.8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15 through end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested �TRUST LANDS game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. ▶ MANZANARES CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. ▶ MAXWELL PARK — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321 where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS 6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go W on CR 323 to parking area at W end of STL on N side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. ▶ MAYBELL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 is by foot and horseback only. Motorized vehicle use is prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream NEW RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Access by foot or horseback only on portion of property W of CR 19. ▶ MAYNARD GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. ▶ McARTHUR GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1 through end of third combined deer and elk rifle season, and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. ▶ McCOY GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer ▶ MEADOW CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, access by foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. ▶ MENEFEE PEAK — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game ▶ MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as allowed for in b. below. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. ▶ MIDDLE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game ▶ MIDDLE PARK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. ▶ MILK CREEK — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. ▶ MINERAL HOT SPRINGS — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 miles E. CRs 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ MISHAK LAKES — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ MOGOTAS ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15−end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat ▶ MONUMENT BUTTE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MOODY CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. ▶ MOONHILL — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: NW corner of Moonhill​SWA​ touches CR 129​on E side of road​about 13.5​ miles N​of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ​ Parking is just N of the access in pull-out on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. ▶ MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. 38 DIRECTIONS: From US Hwy. 40 at mile post 5, go N on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land S of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access is by foot or horseback only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, sage grouse, dusky 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS grouse ▶ MORAPOS CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. ▶ MORGAN GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ MORRISON CREEK — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. ▶ MUD SPRINGS — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game only ▶ NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1–March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl only RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Mandatory check-in at check station before hunting. ▶ NEESOPAH — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: TO PARKING LOT 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. TO PARKING LOT 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. ▶ NEWLIN CREEK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 miles W along the E property boundary. ▶ NORTH CANYON — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ NORTH RABBIT CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only, except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. ▶ OLD WOMAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 miles, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OVERLAND TRAIL — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 miles to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, NEW 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit, squirrel, waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. �TRUST LANDS ▶ OWL CREEK — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl ▶ OWL MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ OXBOW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: only Oxbow area of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the CPW Area Office in Craig at 970-824-3046. ▶ PARKDALE — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1– end of Feb. for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game ▶ PASS CREEK — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. ▶ PAT CANYON/WHITBY — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 miles to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PECK MESA — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. ▶ PFISTER DRAW — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited. ▶ PINE TREE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. ▶ PINKHAM MOUNTAIN — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or nonmotorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ PINNACLE ROCK — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear ▶ PINON HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ PINON RIDGE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ POISON SPYDER — SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ POLE GULCH — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. ▶ PONCHA PASS — CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 miles on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit ▶ POUDRE RIVER — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. ▶ PROSPECT — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. ▶ PTARMIGAN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. ▶ QUAKEY MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.). Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ RABBIT EARS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. ▶ RAJADERO CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. ▶ RATTLESNAKE HILL — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. ▶ RED CANYON — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game 40 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. ▶ RED LION RANCH — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, NEW 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. On opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and first day and weekend of late plains rifle deer season, only deer hunting permitted. b. Launching or takeout of vessels prohibited during waterfowl seasons. ▶ RIDGE ROAD — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ ROSITA — CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. ▶ SADDLE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear ▶ SAGUACHE CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game ▶ SAINT CHARLES — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 12,332 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Access by foot or horseback only; access from parking areas only. ▶ SAKARIASON — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. ▶ SAN JUAN CREEK — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote ▶ SAN LUIS HILLS — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 miles E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ▶ SAGE CREEK — ROUTT CO. ▶ SAND CREEK CENTRAL — CHAFFEE CO. ▶ SAGEBRUSH DRAW — MOFFAT CO. ▶ SAND CREEK — JACKSON CO. NEW DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 miles S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on the W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game Mountain STL or State Forest State Park by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 6 / NEW 3,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game �TRUST LANDS ▶ SAND CREEK SOUTH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 miles to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 3 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SAND GULCH NO. 4 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game ▶ SANDERSON GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote ▶ SANDY BLUFFS — YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres NEW OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31, 4 a.m.–9 p.m. HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of US 385. ▶ SCHULTZ CANYON — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey ▶ SHAW CREEK — RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ SHORT CREEK BALDY — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game ▶ SIKES RANCH — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at the CPW Area Office of Lamar, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. ▶ SIMSBERRY DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ SLEEPING GIANT — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse ▶ SLIDE MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: E of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 miles to fork and go left 0.3 miles to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn ▶ SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game ▶ SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 miles S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse ▶ SOUTH NIPPLE RIM — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. ▶ STATE LINE — BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile to gate 6A. Or, from gate 6A, walk approx. 2 miles SE to property. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. ▶ STEEL CANYON — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS ▶ STEINHOFF HILL — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. ▶ STEVEN’S GULCH — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ STOKES GULCH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl ▶ STONEHOUSE GULCH — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Rd. to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 miles, then go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote ▶ STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse ▶ SWEETWATER — KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater ▶ TABLE MOUNTAIN — FREMONT CO. 42 DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 miles to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season, in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. ▶ TALLAHASSEE ROAD — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse ▶ TAYLOR DRAW — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game ▶ TED’S CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw. state.co.us/StateTrustLands. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game and small game only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. ▶ TEMPLE CANYON — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. ▶ TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game ▶ THORNBURG DRAW — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game ▶ THREE MILE MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit ▶ THREE SISTERS — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. ▶ TOMICHI DOME — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd. 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ TRIANGLE — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game ▶ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse �TRUST LANDS ▶ TURKEY GULCH — FREMONT CO. ▶ WEBER CANYON — MONTEZUMA CO. ▶ TURKEY TRACK RANCH — EL PASO CO. ▶ WELDON VALLEY — MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking area only. ▶ VILLA GROVE — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game ▶ VINCENTE CANYON — CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed as posted. ▶ WARMER GULCH — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 miles N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. ▶ WAUGH MOUNTAIN — PARK, FREMONT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 4.4 miles S on CR 41 to designated parking area on E side of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 441 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E 0.33 miles on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl ▶ WERNER ARROYO — SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers ▶ WEST BEAR GULCH — FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th St. and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th St. to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/ NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game ▶ WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. NEW ▶ WHETSTONE MOUNTAIN — GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From intersection of CR 730 and CR 737, drive 4.1 miles on CR 737 to USFS boundary. Turn right onto USFS Rd. 563. Property accessible from USFS Rd. 563.1A and USFS Rd. 563.2A across USFS land by foot or horseback travel only. No formal trailhead exists. GMUs/ACRES: 54 / 640 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of Feb. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, small game ▶ WHISKEY CREEK — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 miles W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 miles E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote ▶ WILLOW CREEK — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 miles NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game ▶ WINDY RIDGE — GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Only access is from SWA parking area. ▶ ZAPATA FALLS — ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto CO 150 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign. Turn right and follow gravel road 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of Feb. for big game hunting. Year-round for wildlife viewing. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear and mountain lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zone adjacent to waterfall trail. 43 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Wherever you go in Colorado, there’s a state park waiting to welcome you. Mountains or prairies, rivers or forests, out in the country or next to the city: Colorado’s 41 state parks are as diverse as the state itself, and they offer something for everyone. Enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us/Park-Map. Crawford State Park. The park has a 400-acre reservoir and offers activities such as hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating and more. © Ken Papaleo STATE PARK ACCESS RULES The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. Check our website for seasonal or maintenance closures: cpw.state.co.us HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS NEW ▶ The new, integrated licensing, pass and reservation system is a one-stop 44 shop for all items that can be purchased from CPW, including camping reservations, parks passes and hunting and fishing licenses. All customers who wish to purchase products or make reservations online will need to look up their old account or set up a new account. Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under Buy & Apply to get started. ▶ Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call 800-244-5613, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. NEW Last-minute reservations will no longer be an issue at 6 state parks. A new pilot program will eliminate the required three-day reservation window for camping. Instead, these parks will go to a "reservation-only" system where campers can reserve their site 24/7 at cpwshop.com or by calling 1-800-244-5613. See the parks involved in the pilot program on pages 45−47, and find more details online: Go to cpw.state.co.us and choose "Camping Reservations" under Buy & Apply. ▶ A nonrefundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. Cost of a daily pass may vary by park ($7–$9). NEW ▶ Customers can cancel their camping reservations at any time prior to or during their stay, online at cpwshop.com or by phone: 1-800-244-5613. See the updated cancellation policy details: cpw.state.co.us 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS STATE PARK FEES & PASSES FEES AND ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are $7–$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a per-person fee (for walkins or bicyclists). NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. ANNUAL PASS ▶ An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. Available online at cpw.state.co.us, by phone at 800-244-5613, at any CPW location or through any authorized sales agent. ▶ $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. MILITARY PASS ▶ Active duty military and veterans are admitted free to state parks for the month of August and on Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11). ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service (photo ID, DD-214, VA medical card) an​​d obtain the free pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. CHECK OUT COLORADO STATE PARKS PASS ▶ Stop by one of 300 public libraries across the state to check out the CPW adventure backpack and visit one of our 41 state parks for free! The backpack comes with a free state parks pass that’s good for seven days, as well as binoculars, wildlife and tree/plant guides, and other items for learning and exploring. �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES & REGULATIONS ▶This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For rules, downloadable maps and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online: cpw.state.co.us/Park-Map ▶ ARKANSAS HEADWATERS — CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st St.). Go 1 block past stoplight to G St., turn right 1 block to Sackett Ave., turn left. Visitor Center on left corner of Sackett and G streets. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 13,951 land acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing ▶ BARR LAKE — ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Rd., then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see Reservations: Hunting, page 1, for details), fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ BONNY LAKE — YUMA CO. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed, and there is no water or electric available. ▶ BOYD LAKE — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 Exit 257 West (Hwy. 34) 2.3 miles, go right on Boise Ave 1.5 miles, turn right on 37th St. (T intersection). Turn right. Park is on right (800 ft). PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ CASTLEWOOD CANYON — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Rd.), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography ▶ CHATFIELD — JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Dr. (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Rd. to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing ▶ CHERRY CREEK — ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Rd. to Lehigh Ave., follow signs to E entrance of the park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,570 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing ▶ CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN — EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at light into park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ CRAWFORD — DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ ELDORADO CANYON — BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take Superior/ Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property ▶ ELEVEN MILE — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to the park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ ELKHEAD RESERVOIR — MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, follow Hwy. 40 W 10 miles to CR 29. Turn right and follow 4 miles to CR 28. Turn right, main park access on left. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ GOLDEN GATE CANYON — JEFFERSON, GILPIN COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Rd.; turn left and go 13 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing ▶ HARVEY GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First St. Turn N on First St. and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 miles to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS ▶ HIGHLINE LAKE — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 5 miles to Q Rd., then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Rd. and N 1 mile to the park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see Reservations: Hunting, page 1, for more details), fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming ▶ JACKSON LAKE — MORGAN, WELD COs. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ JAMES M. ROBB-COLORADO RIVER — Mesa Co. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 miles to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming ▶ JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR — BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: FROM LAS ANIMAS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. 46 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FROM LAMAR: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar about 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24); go 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing ▶ LAKE PUEBLO — PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Ave. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming ▶ LATHROP — HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf ▶ LONE MESA — DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to the park. PHONE: 970-882-2213 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: The park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. ▶ LORY — LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ft. Collins, go N on Hwy 287, staying straight when highway forks N and following CR 54G into LaPorte. Continue W to Bellvue and turn left on Rist Canyon Rd. (52E). Follow one mile to CR 23N. Turn left and follow 1.4 miles to Lodgepole (25G). Turn right and travel 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing ▶ MANCOS — MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 miles, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065, offseason 970-882-2213 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ MUELLER — TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,121 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing ▶ NAVAJO — ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres — the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. ▶ NORTH STERLING — LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut St. (Hwy. 6). Go W via Platte Street, turn right on North 3rd, go 4 blocks. Turn left on Broadway and go 4 blocks. Turn right on North 7th Ave., go 12 miles to reservoir. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming ▶ PAONIA — GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ▶ PEARL LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling �STATE PARKS ▶ RIDGWAY — OURAY CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites in the F and G loops starting Sept. 15. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ RIFLE FALLS — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing ▶ RIFLE GAP — GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing ▶ ROXBOROUGH — DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on access road to reach visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing ▶ ST. VRAIN — WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ SPINNEY MOUNTAIN — PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring ▶ STAGECOACH — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: hunting by reservation only (see Reservations: Hunting, page 1, for details), fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ STATE FOREST — JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing ▶ STAUNTON — JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ STEAMBOAT LAKE — ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N, go 25 miles to visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ SWEITZER LAKE — DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing ▶ SYLVAN LAKE — EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: SYLVAN LAKE CABINS & CAMPGROUND: Take I-70 to Eagle/Exit 147. Turn S through roundabouts until you cross river. Use first exit on Hwy. 6/ Grand Ave roundabout to travel W for 0.9 miles. At next roundabout, take third exit onto Sylvan Lake Rd. In 1.7 miles, turn S on Brush Creek Rd. for 8.5 miles to visitor center. Continue until road forks. Take right fork for 5 miles to the lake. BRUSH CREEK YURTS: Follow above directions, but turn left at fork. After 4.5 miles, yurts will be on left at top of switchbacks. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating (craft propelled by hand or electric motor only), crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ TRINIDAD LAKE — LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 13B for Main Street in Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada. At next intersection, head W onto Hwy. 12/Highway of Legends. Continue 3 miles W to park entrance. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range NEW NOTE: Camping reservations, available 24/7, now required on all sites. See Camping & Reservations, page 44. ▶ VEGA — MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ▶ YAMPA RIVER — ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 40 to mile marker 104. Visitor center and campground are on S side of highway. Consult park brochure for directions to all other river access sites. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 47 CPW.STATE.CO.US �48 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 6 SPI PA 21 PA 20 5 4 CC 3 3 2 LR 25 1 PA 9 PA 11 ELE PA 13 PA 8 PA 1 ELE VEN MILE RE S. Pike NF Deckers 67 24 TE 1 F MUE Woodland Park TELLER COUNTY DG 1 83 CAS Parker WE 8 79 Keenesburg 76 WE 3 34 24 Kiowa G JA CKSON RE S. EP 1 86 ELBERT COUNTY Simla EB 2 ARAPAHOE Byers te Ri ve MG 8 COUNTY EB 1 r 94 71 MG 7 H H Fort Morgan 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY P l at MG 6 Wiggins MG 1 JAC S o u th EMPIRE RES. 52 Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett WE 5 14 Grover RIVE RSIDE RES . ADAMS COUNTY WE 1 Colorado Springs Monument 25 Larkspur Manitou Springs Castle Rock Pikes Peak Pikes Peak DOUGLAS COUNTY PARK COUNTY 67 DG 2 CHE RRY CRE EK RE S. CHE AD 1 BAR Hudson Ft. 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CH PA 2 CH PA PA 10 CH PA 6 9 SPI CH 13 5 9 15 8 CH CH 4 CH PARK 9 ELE 14 COUNTY 16 LK 5 E Fairplay r 160 MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK MZ 6 Dolores Cortez MZ 8 MZ 1 MZ 9 DO 3 SM 7 SM 6 550 RIDGWAY RE S. 62 DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK Montrose OURAY Olathe 92 Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY PAO C C 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES . MZ 3 LON DO 4 DO 5 SM 2 145 COUNTY 348 SWE Delta Cedaredge 65 Grand Mesa NF VEG G COUNTY MONTEZUMA Dove Creek DOLORES COUNTY DO 2 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 4 Norwood MONTROSE Uncompahgre NF DE 1 ME 8 ME B5 STATE PARKS 10 Do SM 1 n Palisade er SM 3 SM 5 Nucla n iv STATE TRUST LANDS 9 DO 1 141 141 ME 3 CRP 50 ME 11 ME 1 ME 9 do l o ra Co er STATE WILDLIFE AREAS 8 e 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 un o is 90 iv ME 12 iv STATE FISH UNITS 7 Gateway ME 6 Grand Junction ME 4 Fruita G 6 5 ME 7A R CHAFFEE CO. R MAPS SOUTHWEST 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 52 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS �MAPS LANDS INDEX COUNTIES ▶ (F. E.) or (F. L.) by property name = property is a fishing easement or fishing lease STATE PARKS STATE FISH UNITS, WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS & PARKS COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 104 104 2,890 400 BAR AD-1 G-3 G-3 48 791 80 80 82 82 1,465 714 3,317 619 AL-1 AL-2 AL-3 AL-4 AL-5 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 3,570 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 125 125 125 125 126 125, 126, 146 126 126 146 125 130 130 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 19,471 1,000 13,580 1,520 69 960 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 48 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 48, 50 ADAMS COUNTY Barr Lake State Park Whitehorse SWA ALAMOSA COUNTY Higel SWA J.W. Mumma Native Aquatic Species SFU Playa Blanca SWA San Luis Lakes SWA Zapata Falls STL ARAPAHOE COUNTY Cherry Creek State Park ARCHULETA COUNTY Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park BACA COUNTY Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA multiple 6,193 AHR E-7 56 11 CH-1 E-6 57 57, 481 49, 481 56, 481 57, 481 542 8 41 61 60 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-4 CN-5 CN-6 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 86 84 640 500 780 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 72, 711 711 2,359 640 DO-1 DO-2 A-8 A-8 51 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 56 57 56 57 56, 481 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara Reservoir STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL CUSTER COUNTY Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL DELTA COUNTY CHAFFEE COUNTY Arkansas Headwaters State Park Arkansas River/ Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL Bighorn Springs SWA Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) Chalk Cliffs SFU Champion SWA (F. E.) 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 Chesmore SWA (F. E.) Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Pridemore SWA (F. L.) Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Wright’s Lake SWA MAP PAGE COSTILLA COUNTY CLEAR CREEK COUNTY Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 ACRES Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA BOULDER COUNTY Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA GRID INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 GMU CONEJOS COUNTY BENT COUNTY Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 10 4 597 14 84 MAP POINT CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park DOLORES COUNTY Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL 53 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS 314 606 5,030 11,780 MAP POINT DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON GRID INDEX B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 48, 49 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park 71 71 70, 71 711 MAP PAGE 51 EAGLE COUNTY Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL ELBERT COUNTY Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA EL PASO COUNTY Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL FREMONT COUNTY Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek No. 1 & 2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 33 33, 42 54 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 941 48 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 GF-9 GF-10 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE Golden Gate Canyon State Park 38 11,903 GOG F-4 48 181 181 28 181 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 28 451 GR-5 E-3 18, 28 37 18, 28 181 27 27 181 18 28 15, 27, 361 28 18 18 181 18 27 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 - GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 54 640 GU-21 D-6 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 66 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 4 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 HI-7 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 C-8 51 85 84 84 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 49 GRAND COUNTY Antelope Creek STL Carter Creek STL Copper Mountain STL East Carter Mountain STL Granby Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA Junction Butte SWA Kemp-Breeze SWA Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL Middle Park STL Milk Creek STL Perkins SWA Pioneer Park SWA Ptarmigan STL Radium SWA Red Mountain SWA Slide Mountain STL Troublesome Valley Ranch STL West Carter Mountain STL Windy Gap WWA Windy Ridge STL 50 GUNNISON COUNTY 49, 51 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA NEW Whetstone Mountain STL GARFIELD COUNTY Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA GMU GILPIN COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 HINSDALE COUNTY 50 Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA NEW Wind in the Willows SWA HUERFANO COUNTY Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL �MAPS 544 2,192 640 1,420 960 585 80 MAP POINT HU-5 LAT HU-6 HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 GRID INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 6 16 171 161 16 161 16 6 161 171 6 171 161 17 16 6 171 171 171 6 16 16 161 16 6 17 6,7,19,171 171 6 16 171 2 mi. 1.2 mi. 2,848 95 2,620 3,129 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 847 2,880 4.4 mi. 6 mi. 640 640 920 520 5,229 640 2,323 320 5,038 81 71,194 320 1,523 2 mi. 3,672 JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 STA JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 JA-30 E-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 51, 461 38 39, 46 5,318 2,100 3,834 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 48 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 861 85 85 85 MAP PAGE 49 50 JEFFERSON COUNTY Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park KIT CARSON COUNTY Flagler Reservoir SWA LA PLATA COUNTY Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA 8 8 19 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 9 191 191 20 19 19 87 191 200 12 58 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 30 480 500 640 90 44 1,793 38 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LOR LR-19 LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 LR-36 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 48, 50 Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 568 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 96 91 91 90 90 120 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 48 LINCOLN COUNTY 51 Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA LOGAN COUNTY LAKE COUNTY Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) ACRES LAS ANIMAS COUNTY KIOWA COUNTY Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL GMU LARIMER COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY Brownlee SWA (F. L.) Brownlee 2 SWA (F. L.) Cohagen STL Cowdrey Lake SWA Delaney Butte Lakes SWA Diamond J SWA East Delaney Butte Lake STL Elk Mountain STL Independence Mountain STL Indian Creek STL Johnny Moore Mountain STL Kemp Draw STL Lake John SWA MacFarlane Reservoir STL Manville SWA (F. L.) Murphy SWA (F. L.) Owl Creek STL Owl Mountain STL Owl Mountain SWA Pinkham Mountain STL Rabbit Ears STL Red Canyon STL Richard SWA Ridge Road STL Sand Creek STL Seymour Lake SWA State Forest State Park Taylor Draw STL Three Sisters STL Verner SWA (F. L.) Yarmony Ranch SWA (F. L.) COUNTY & LAND NAME 50 50 Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA 55 CPW.STATE.CO.US �MAPS 400 280 581 5,715 40 192 200 1,297 10,696 MAP POINT LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 GRID INDEX I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 30, 40 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 67 38 562 1,439 878 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 CRP ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 50 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 51 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 1 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 4 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 2, 3 2, 3 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 640 628 1,309 2,226 640 640 640 640 25,739 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 644 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 640 4,860 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-7 MF-8 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 MF-16 ELH MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 C-1 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 96 91 96 89 96 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 MAP PAGE 48 MESA COUNTY Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA NEW Browns Park STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL NEW Fourmile STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA 56 2018 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 134 mi. YAM C-2 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 71,73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 96 441 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 51 64 65 162 6,454 MT-1 MT-2 C-7 C-7 51 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 H-2 H-3 H-3 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 50 50 58 1,635 1,200 3,782 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 F-6 E-6 E-6 48, 49, 50, 51 ACRES Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL 3 12 10 12 211 2 11 11, 211 11 3 211 11 3 211 2, 3 11 211 11 3, 11 4 3, 11, 13,211, 301, 441 MAP PAGE 50 MONTEZUMA COUNTY MOFFAT COUNTY Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder North STL Box Elder STL GRID INDEX B-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 GMU Yampa River State Park MINERAL COUNTY Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 640 637 640 1,021 640 MAP POINT MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 MF-48 MF-49 COUNTY & LAND NAME Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Twin Spruce Ponds SWA Weber Canyon STL MONTROSE COUNTY Cerro Summit SWA Cimarron SWA MORGAN COUNTY 50 Andrick Ponds SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL OTERO COUNTY Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA OURAY COUNTY Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park PARK COUNTY 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL �MAPS 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 300 1,121 17,429 15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 MAP POINT PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 GRID INDEX E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 49 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 11, 21, 22, 31 11, 22 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 25,193 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 79 80 80 80 791 79 791 80 791 640 102 1,280 799 64 124 935 469 120 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-5 RG-6 RG-7 RG-8 RG-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL 49 49, 50, 58 50, 58, 581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 50 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 MAP PAGE 48, 49, 50, 51 PROWERS COUNTY Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA PUEBLO COUNTY Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL RIO BLANCO COUNTY Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 15 15 214 131 441 441 131 26 214 13 5 12 441 13, 441 231 14, 214 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 674 34 457 360 2,511 2,039 5,253 724 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 2,006 866 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 RO-12 RO-13 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 PEA RO-18 RO-19 RO-20 RO-21 STG STE RO-22 RO-23 RO-24 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 C-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 50 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 SEDGWICK COUNTY Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA RIO GRANDE COUNTY Agua Ramon STL Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Rio Grande SWA Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA ACRES SAGUACHE COUNTY PITKIN COUNTY Coke Oven SWA GMU ROUTT COUNTY PHILLIPS COUNTY Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA COUNTY & LAND NAME SAN JUAN COUNTY Andrews Lake SWA 51 LANDS INDEX CONTINUED ON BACK COVER 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us THIS BROCHURE contains information on state-owned properties. It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/Regulations. ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2018 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. Some State Wildlife Areas and State Parks have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the fishing brochure to ensure they comply with all state fishing regulations. LANDS INDEX, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 57 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 99 94 951 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 934 65 1,195 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 48 102 103, 109 101 102 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 2,320 332 287 3,682 3,183 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 YU-10 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 48 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA SUMMIT COUNTY Blue River SWA TELLER COUNTY Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA WASHINGTON COUNTY Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA WELD COUNTY Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA YUMA COUNTY Arikaree SWA Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Sandy Bluffs SWA Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU REPORT POACHERS Colorado Outdoors is Calling Subscribe to Colorado Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 75 years it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt, and the annual hunting and fishing guides offers a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe call 1-800-417-8986. 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COLORADO PUBLIC LANDS DAY 2017 �GENERAL CONTENTS CONTENTS Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) WHAT’S NEW: 2017 WHAT’S NEW: 2017................................................1 cpw.state.co.us REGULATION CHANGES & NEW INFORMATION 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 • 303-297-1192 RESERVATIONS......................................................1 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE OUR MISSION: The mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife is to perpetuate the wildlife resources of the state, to provide a quality state parks system and to provide enjoyable and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities that educate and inspire current and future generations to serve as active stewards of Colorado’s natural resources. STATE WILDLIFE AREAS (SWAs)......................... 2–28 • What is a SWA?................................................................................. 2 • SWA access rules..............................................................................2 • State Fishing Units (SFUs)................................................................ 3 • SWA properties and regulations............................................... 4–28 COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE DIRECTOR Robert Broscheid COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION MEMBERS, as of November 2016 STATE TRUST LANDS (STLs) PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM.............................. 29–43 James C, Pribyl, Chair John V. Howard, Vice Chair Michelle Zimmerman, Secretary Robert W. Bray Jeanne Horne Dale E. Pizel • What are trust lands? What is the public access program?................29 • STL FAQs/access rules.....................................................................29 • STL public access properties and regulations.......................... 30–43 STATE PARKS ................................................ 44–47 REGULATION BROCHURE EDITOR Chelsea Harlan • State park access rules...................................................................44 • State park fees and passes.............................................................44 • State park properties and regulations .................................... 45–47 CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTICE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding, and are intended only as a guide. Complete Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available at CPW offices listed below and online: cpw.state.co.us/Regulations LANDS INDEX BY COUNTY............................... 53–58 • State Wildlife Areas, State Trust Lands, State Fishing Units, State Parks CPW OFFICE LOCATIONS ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. GET THE BROCHURE ONLINE: cpw.state.co.us/Rec-Lands COVER: ▶ Sylvan Lake State Park © Nora Logue & W I L D L I F E 2017 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS OTHER PHOTOS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ▶ Pheasant hunting © Crystal Egli ▶ Canoeing at Chatfield State Park © Ken Papaleo ▶ Teaching the little one to fish © CPW ▶ Hiking with the dog at Lory State Park © Verdon Tomajko cpw.state.co.us ▶ CPW LICENSING SYSTEM CHANGES: We’re in the process of transitioning to an upgraded licensing, pass, registration and reservation system in 2018. Please check our website for updates coming soon: cpw.state.co.us ▶ NEW SEASONAL CLOSURE DATE AT ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA: Almont Triangle SWA is open to the public from ▶ SAN LUIS STATE PARK NOW PART OF SAN LUIS LAKES SWA: ▶ NEW RESTRICTIONS AT GUNNISON RIVER, GUNNISON, LITTLE SNAKE, LOMA BOAT LAUNCH, SAN LUIS LAKES, SAPINERO & WEST RIFLE CREEK STATE WILDLIFE AREAS: The property that was formerly San Luis State Park is now part of San Luis Lakes State Wildlife Area as one large SWA. Visitors to San Luis Lakes SWA aged 18–64 will now need to have an annual $36 access permit (called the Annual SWA Permit); those who hold a current and valid hunting or fishing license won’t need to purchase this permit. Access permits are available anywhere you can buy CPW hunting and fishing licenses around the state. In addition, there is no camping outside of designated areas; from Memorial Day weekend through July 4th weekend, all camping is by reservation only. See page 23. ▶ NEW PERMIT REQUIRED AT DeWEESE RESERVOIR SWA: July 2017 by Publication Printers, Denver: 139,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. • SWA, STL and state park lands — Northeast ................................48 • SWA, STL and state park lands — Southeast ................................49 • SWA, STL and state park lands — Northwest ...............................50 • SWA, STL and state park lands — Southwest ...............................51 • MAP: Game Management Unit.....................................................52 P A R K S COVER PHOTO © Nora Logue PRINTED MAPS............................................................ 48–52 C O L O R A D O James Vigil Dean Wingfield Alex Zipp Don Brown, ex-officio member Bob Randall, ex-officio member Robert Broscheid, CPW Director ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 303-297-1192 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 970-947-2920 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 719-587-6900 BRUSH (closed until further notice) 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 970-842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 970-255-6100 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 970-252-6000 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 719-227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 970-641-7060 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 719-561-5300 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 303-291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 970-725-6200 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 719-530-5520 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 970-247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 719-336-6600 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 970-870-2197 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 970-472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 970-878-6090 ABBREVIATION KEY A $36 annual permit (called the Annual SWA Permit) is now required for visitors aged 18–64 who do not have a current and valid fishing or hunting license. This permit is available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses around the state. See page 10. ▶ LAND OPENINGS: Cerro Summit SWA in Montrose Co. is a new SWA now open to the public for fishing, smallgame and big-game hunting ONLY. Yarmony Ranch SWA, on the Illinois River in Jackson Co., is now open to the public for fishing ONLY. See pages 8 and 28 for individual property rules and further details. RESERVATIONS May 16 through Nov. 30, instead of from April 1 through Dec. 19. Gunnison River SWA allows waterfowl hunting with shotguns on the Van Tuyl tract ONLY; Gunnison SWA’s new open hours from April 1 to Aug. 15 are 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, and camping is permitted from Aug. 16 to Nov. 30; fires are no longer permitted at Little Snake and Loma Boat Launch SWAs; camping is by reservation only from Memorial Day weekend through the July 4th weekend at San Luis Lakes SWA; snowmobiles and the like aren’t allowed at Sapinero SWA, except as through traffic on the road surfaces of Forest Service roads Red Creek and Rainbow Lake; and the West Rifle Creek Shooting Range is open to the public between sunrise and sunset every day at West Rifle Creek SWA. See inside for the rules and details for each SWA, pages 2–28. ▶ CPW’S FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY BILL (HB 17-1321) DID NOT PASS: The bill would have allowed the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission to approve resident license fee increases, but it did not pass through the 2017 Colorado General Assembly. Resident license prices have not been raised for 2018. See back cover for more information on financial sustainability. DOWNLOAD MAPS ONLINE State Wildlife Area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/ Pages/WildlifeAreaMap.aspx State Trust Lands maps: cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/ Pages/StateTrustLands.aspx CAMPING: CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES HUNTING THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 58 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44–47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS AND TRUST LANDS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. To make a hunting reservation, call 800-846-9453, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Friday. TO RESERVE A CAMPSITE, YURT OR CABIN, go online to use the reservation system at cpw.state.co.us. You also can call 303-470-1144, or 800-678-2267 from outside the Denver metro area. The reservation phone line is open 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees (see page 44). 4WD 4-wheel-drive ATV all-terrain vehicle BLM Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. County/Counties CPW Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR County Road GMU Game Management Unit HWY. Highway JCT. Junction OHV off-highway vehicle RD. Road RES. Reservoir SFU State Fishing Unit STL State Trust Land SWA State Wildlife Area USFS/FS U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE north, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE south, southwest, southeast E east W west THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: ▶ Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. ▶ Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. ▶ Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. ▶ To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. PACIFIC FLYWAY LANDS ▶ For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling 970-255-6161. All reservation rules apply. Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb/Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA State Parks map finder: cpw.state.co.us/park-map HABITAT STAMP ▶ HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid April 1–March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/ or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/ Fishing license or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/ Pages/Accessibility.aspx for details. 1 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) are state- or privately-owned lands that offer state-managed, wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and sportswomen, and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Read on for information about each SWA, pages 4–28, and get ready to plan your next adventure. Look online for SWA maps: cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/Pages/ WildlifeAreaMap.aspx ▶ WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for State Fishing Unit. There are 15 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. All SWA access rules (on page 2) apply. BELLVUE SFU - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - GARFIELD CO. Green and white State Wildlife Area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Colorow Mountain SWA. © Mike Porras, CPW STATE WILDLIFE AREA ACCESS RULES BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. 2 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant 17. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a divon SWAs and no earlier than 30 days prior to ing mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The the season for which they will be used. No nails exception is where swimming is permitted, when can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for location is identified by a “divers down flag” and blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from after the season in which they are used ends. Any recognized scuba training organization. other portable blind or tree stand used for any 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for other purpose must be removed at end of the day transportation on the surface of the water unless the YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING they are used. device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under The owner’s Customer Identification number mount when propelled by gasoline or electric moand dates of use must be visible on the outside of 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by tors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placedevices restricted to posted swimming areas. a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. ment of blinds or stands does not reserve them for Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in personal use, they may be used by the public on boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or noneducation requirements. first-come, first-served basis. wildlife oriented activities. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water 21. To launch or land aircraft. control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section Except when specifically authorized, the following 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen sur- marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, field or on water overnight. geological or historical value. faces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, 1. To possess the following types of ammunition authorized water contact activities. waste water, containers or toxic substances; to and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing bring household or commercial trash or toxic sub- 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camprounds, military hardened rounds with explostances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer ing or picnic areas. sive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG waste in a sanitary facility. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted spreading; to leave fires unattended. except areas posted as open to fishing. against entry, use or occupancy. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training 3. To engage in illegal activities. may be used in wildlife activities. without a field-trial license. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials investigations, surveys or explorations. must be clearly marked by certifying state or 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorprovince. People who transport these materibirds. Private game birds may be released for field ized) except on established roads or within desals on federal, state or county roads that cross trials, including group dog training on SWAs only ignated camping or parking areas. Drivers must CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs for wildlife recreation. used while hunting, while training hunting dogs 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster or at CPW-authorized field trials. than 25 mph if not posted. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft 29. To partake in Internet-based or computer-assistto park travel trailers or campers on a SWA over ed remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers beached, anchored, moored or docked unattend14 days in 45-day period. must be present in the immediate vicinity of their ed overnight except in designated areas. activity. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DURANGO SFU - LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15–Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling 970-375-6766 FACILITIES: restroom and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. PITKIN SFU - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. POUDRE RIVER SFU - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and boat takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. PUEBLO SFU - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited. RIFLE FALLS SFU - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. Are you catching our emails? If not, you’re missing out on shing conditions, tips, news and upcoming events, as well as regulation updates. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. ROARING JUDY SFU - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? STATE FISHING UNITS WATSON LAKE SFU - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WRAY SFU - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. 5 EASY STEPS TO ADD YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: 1. Log on to the CPW licensing system: co.wildlifelicense.com 2. Click “Start Now” 3. Enter your account information 4. Verify your contact information and add your email address 5. Click “Update Address Only” The CPW Call Center can also assist you: 303-291-1192 MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUS/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake 3 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. ADAMS SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) - BENT, KIOWA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing NEW RESTRICTIONS: open May 16–Nov. 30. 4 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ANDREWS LAKE SWA - SAN JUAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ANDRICK PONDS SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FACILITIES: parking at N, S ends of SWA RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. e. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs must be on leash at this time. f. From Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, open only for migratory bird hunting within designated areas. See the 2017 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of spring turkey season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl and turkey seasons. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. Turkey hunters must check in at check station on CR AA, but may hunt entire property. i. Hunting reservations required, see “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per area at any time. Hunters must follow check-in and check-out procedures as posted. Hunters with reservations may not check in until 3 a.m. day of the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. From Sept. 1 through end of goose season, maximum of three reservations per hunter each year. APISHAPA SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARIKAREE STATE WILDLIFE AREA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles south on Hwy 385 and turn east on CR 30. Go 6 miles east and turn south on CR PP and continue south for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile east and 0.5 mile north. At the cattle guard continue 0.3 mile to the second cattle guard and entrance sign. The property between the cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy, there is no access to the property. GMUs/ACRES: 102 / 2320 acres HUNTING: Hunting for small game, deer, and Rio Grande turkey. RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept 1–May 31. b. Public access is restricted to foot traffic only. c. Camping, fires, dog training, target practice and horseback riding are prohibited. d. Parking allowed in designated areas only. e. In designated areas, hunting is limited to youth mentor hunting only. No more than one mentor per youth hunter may engage in hunting within these designated areas. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; fishing only. (NOTE: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing BADGER BASIN SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1– July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16–Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1–Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privatelyowned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. BASALT SWA (BASALT, CHRISTINE, TONER, PEACHBLOW, 7 CASTLES, SCHUCK UNITS) - EAGLE, PITKIN COs. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUS/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon.–Fri. and 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat.–Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas, except by licensed hunters during an established big game or turkey season, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1–April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS 63 RANCH SWA - PARK CO. RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or for target practice. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. f. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. BEAVER LAKE SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. No vehicles on dam. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BERGEN PEAK SWA - CLEAR CREEK, JEFFERSON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. 5 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - MINERAL CO. BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road is on E side of highway, look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for fishing only and only within the high-water line. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping and fires prohibited. BILLY CREEK SWA - OURAY, MONTROSE COs. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1–Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1–Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1–Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited. BLUE RIVER SWA - SUMMIT CO. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOB TERRELL SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16–Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1–April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Dec. 1–April 15. Foot access only. No dogs. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season.d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1–Nov. 30; open Dec. 1– March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BRAVO SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. ON SCALVA PARCEL: Reservations required for all public use. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. a. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. b. Open only 4 a.m.–9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. c. From Sept. 1–May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. From June 1–Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. e. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. f. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. BROWER SWA - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horseback riding prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1–Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Public access prohibited from March 1–Aug. 31 except for valid spring turkey hunters during spring turkey season. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. BROWNLEE SWA (FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th Street 1.5 miles to the signed access point (north of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access is immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNLEE 2 SWA (FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNS PARK SWA - MOFFAT CO. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. CALLOWAY UNIT: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp WILDLIFE AREAS BRUSH CREEK SWA - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing BRUSH HOLLOW SWA - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS — TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m. No time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. 6 7 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CPW.STATE.CO.US �d. When property is open to hunting, no more than two vehicles are allowed per group. Before Dec. 1, hunters must park in area they check into. Parking only in designated parking areas. e. From the last day of regular goose season until Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. f. From Sept. 1–Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. g. From Sept. 1–Dec. 1, reservations required until sunrise. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters with reservations may not check in until midnight before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. h. Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through lottery system. Applications to enter lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, 970-842-6300. i. From the Thurs. before teal season opens through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. j. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations required until sunrise to hunt on Dec. 1 (first day for small-game and big-game hunting). From Dec. 2 through the end of dark goose season, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing 8 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS CABIN CREEK SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn N on BLM 3107, then go approximately 6.5 miles to FR 604.3A; .5 miles to property from there. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping RESTRICTIONS: open May 1–Nov. 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1–Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, horseback riding, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, smallgame and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires a reservation. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1–Aug. 31, only open for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. NEW CERRO SUMMIT SWA - MONTROSE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 13 miles E: property is located on the N side of Hwy. 50. GMUs/ACRES: 64 / 162 acres RECREATION: fishing, small-game and big game hunting RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access is for fishing and hunting only. b. Open March 1–Nov. 30. c. Hunting permitted Aug. 15–Nov. 30. d. Fishing permitted March 1–Nov. 30. e. Access to property through the designated parking area only; public access by foot only. f. Dogs are prohibited, except as an aid in hunting. g. Water contact prohibited except by float tubes with waders only. CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Public access is for fishing only and only through designated parking areas. CHARLIE MEYERS SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, RABBIT CREEK UNITS) - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. b. Open Sept. 1–May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2–Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game CHESMORE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: access by foot only. CHRISTINA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.). GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.–10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - MONTROSE, GUNNISON COs. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,454 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1 through Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. CLINE RANCH SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call 719-836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1–Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - PITKIN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - MINERAL, RIO GRANDE COs. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA - RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of the east entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to the property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping in primitive areas, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–end of January. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit north of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. COTTONWOOD SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. 9 CPW.STATE.CO.US �e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - MINERAL CO. DIRECTIONS — HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing DAN NOBLE SWA - SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. Deer and elk on John Kane tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1–May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16–end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 10 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open May 16–end of February. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. DAWN POND SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (NORTH, SOUTH, EAST) JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DeWEESE RES. SWA - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Any person aged 18–64 must possess an annual access permit in order to access this property, except that any person who possesses a current and valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license is exempt from this permit requirement. Permits shall cost $36, and are valid from April 1–March 31 annually. Permits are available from any Division licensing agent. b. OHVs prohibited DIAMOND J SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns or by falconry only. DOLORES RIVER SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Public access is closed from December 1 to July 15 in the area bounded on the east by the Sand Creek Trail, on the north by the Dome Rock Trail, and on the west and south by the property boundaries. The Dome Rock Trail west of the Jack Rabbit Lodge is also closed from December 1 to July 15. DOUGLAS RES. SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DOWDY LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DRONEY GULCH SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS — ENTRANCE 1: From the junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (NOTE: First mile of this road is private property. After entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DUTCH GULCH SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16–end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASE) - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS ELLIOTT SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See the 2017 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACTS (N AND S): Hunting allowed. See the 2017 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure for details. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.–10 p.m. July 1–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. 11 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1–March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FISH CREEK SWA - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons. 12 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS FLAGLER RES. SWA - KIT CARSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1–Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORT LYON SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - WELD, LARIMER COs. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting is prohibited. Closed north of the Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first- served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANTZ LAKE SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1–July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16–Nov. 30. d. Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse is prohibited on the Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GRANADA SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad); go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ON MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: a. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun, archery and falconry only. b. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16−Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. GRANITE SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. GRIEVE RANCH SWA (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. NEW b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting waterfowl with shotguns on Van Tuyl tract only. GUNNISON SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1–Nov. 30. NEW b. Open April 1–Aug. 15 only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. NEW c. Camping only in designated areas, and permitted Aug. 16–Nov. 30 only. d. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15–June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HARDEMAN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or taking out of vessels. HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS ESCALANTE SWA - DELTA, MESA, MONTROSE COs. WILDLIFE AREAS HECKENDORF SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1–Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1–Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1–30, and Nov. 11–Feb. 14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1–Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms CPW.STATE.CO.US 13 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through the last day of the 4th rifle season. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. HOLLY SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - PHILLIPS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.–4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) - OTERO, BENT COS. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. 14 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.–9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt, but only on Skipper’s Island. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloading rifles and by falconry. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.−Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1–April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - GRAND CO. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PIONEER PARK UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - LINCOLN CO. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. During regular duck season, small-game hunters may not hunt around ponds occupied by waterfowl hunters. h. During regular duck season, all hunters must check in and check out at check station. Hunters may check in on a first-come, firstserved basis after 3 a.m. or after any other hunters check out. Hunters may only hunt the area they check into. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2–Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2–Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. NOS.1 & 2) MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake (catch and release only) RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited. Access on foot or horseback only. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS JOE MOORE RES. SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream JUMBO RES. SWA - SEDGWICK, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater 15 CPW.STATE.CO.US �RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1–March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Only boats used for fishing, placing or retrieving decoys, or retrieving downed waterfowl may be launched at the east boat ramp from Oct. 1 until the reservoir is frozen. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. f. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. JUMPING COW SWA - ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only for doe pronghorn and doe white-tailed and mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits on the Woodard Unit will be issued with priority given to mobilityimpaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, 303-291-7227. 3. Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. Dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer hunting permitted. On the Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove and coyote), doe pronghorn, doe mule deer and doe white-tailed deer hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters may take one other nonhunter onto the property. On the Woodard Unit mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional non-hunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access the property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter the property after the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. e. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. 16 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS f. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas and mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on the Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. Dogs prohibited on the Woodard Unit. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through the day after any late big game season. KARNEY RANCH SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b Foot access only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Closed in building safety zone and other safety zones as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the Lamar office for details, 719-336-6600. KARVAL RES. SWA - LINCOLN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS — BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colo- rado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15–July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - LINCOLN CO. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 354 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. LA JARA SWA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp LAKE BECKWITH SWA - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1–Nov. 30. LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in self-contained units during any deer, elk or pronghorn seasons. NEW b. Fires prohibited. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. NEW c. Fires prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1–end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1–Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. LONE DOME SWA - MONTEZUMA, DOLORES COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS LONE TREE RES. SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. j. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. k. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only 17 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 50 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA (FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. MASON FAMILY SWA - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1− end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: big game hunting is restricted to the use of archery equipment only. MELON VALLEY SWA - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: On weekends hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.–9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. MILLER RANCH SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16–end of Feb., also open during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in one of four spaces in designated area. During regular duck season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in designated area. A reservation is required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.-noon. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 of a mile. SWA is on N side of highway. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15–Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from the day after Labor Day through the end of the 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45−day period in designated campgrounds, except in biggame seasons. d. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. MOUNT OURAY SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. The second parking area is 0.7 of a mile past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows, muzzleloaders or by falconry only. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited, except when hunting which is permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows, muzzleloaders, or by falconry from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to the property boundary. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited. MURPHY SWA (FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NAKAGAWA SWA - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NORTH LAKE SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS — JON WANGNILD UNIT: For the Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for the CPW signs on the left. For the Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for the CPW sign on the right. BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16–Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS LOWELL PONDS SWA - ADAMS CO. WILDLIFE AREAS OGDEN/TREAT SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 of a mile to parking area at the end of the road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15–July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2017 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, 970-255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres 18 19 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CPW.STATE.CO.US �HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Unit 125 has small acreage and limited access. PADDOCK SWA - LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). WILDLIFE AREAS Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Wed. PERINS PEAK SWA - LA PLATA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 Aug. 1–Nov. 30. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Road) April 16–Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with a valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access the Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. PERKINS SWA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 of a mile, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters two hours before sunrise and one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs are prohibited, except as aid to hunting. PICEANCE SWA - RIO BLANCO, GARFIELD COs. DIRECTIONS — SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water PIKES PEAK SWA - TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of USFS road 376 and Bull Park, hike approximately 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16–March 31. PIONEER PARK SWA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. QWA/ACRES: 18 / 49 PLATEAU CREEK SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2–Nov. 30. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1–Jan. 30 in designated areas. PONY EXPRESS SWA - SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - WASHINGTON, LOGAN COS. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18–64 must purchase an annual access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1–March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. f. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. g. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO RES. SWA - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, this includes (not limited to) boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. PUETT RES. SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing QUEENS SWA - KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS — LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1−last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS RADIUM SWA - GRAND, EAGLE, ROUTT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. RALSTON CREEK SWA - JEFFERSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed hunting only. RAMAH SWA - EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres 20 21 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CPW.STATE.CO.US �HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. (NOTE: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates.) FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed when hunting or bowfishing. f. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. g. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (Sedgwick CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16–Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. REDDY SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - LAKE CO. 22 DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA (HUNTING & FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - RIO BLANCO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16−end of Feb. c. Big game archery hunting only. d. Parking in designated areas only and access to the Roselund Unit is day use only. RIO GRANDE SWA - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (DEL NORTE FISHING EASEMENT) RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank Parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ROCK CREEK SWA - ROUTT, GRAND COs. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. McCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Unit 129 has small acreage and limited access. b. Fires prohibited. ROEBER SWA - DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. NEW b. Open May 1 through the last day of the annual big-game seasons. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs, turn W on Old Stage Road at the intersection of Old Stage Road and Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard. Follow Old Stage Road/Gold Camp Road (USFS Road 370) 11 miles to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11–Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking area. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.–9 p.m. d. Dam and area near caretaker’s house are closed. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 of a mile. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only and only from the highwater line to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. SAM CAUDILL SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 of a mile and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA is on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 of a mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 3,317 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, big game hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas, picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RESTRICTIONS: NEW a. Any person 18–64 must possess an annual access permit in order to access the property, except that any person who possesses a current and valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license is exempt from this permit requirement. Permits cost $36, are valid from April 1–March 31 and are available wherever CPW licenses are sold. b. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15–July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. NEW c. Camping prohibited outside of designated areas. From Memorial Day weekend through July 4th weekend, all camping is by reservation only. SAN MIGUEL SWA (APPLEBAUGH FISHING EASEMENT) SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing SANCHEZ RES. SWA - COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS SAND DRAW SWA - SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 of a mile W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres 23 CPW.STATE.CO.US �WILDLIFE AREAS SARVIS CREEK SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. SAWHILL PONDS SWA - BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.–midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - SEDGWICK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - CONEJOS CO. 24 DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16–Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2–3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. first Monday in August, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, 303-2917227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires and target practice prohibited. b. Hunting only with shotgun, bow, muzzleloader or by falconry only. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. SIKES RANCH SWA - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots — only 5 parking areas. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMMONS SWA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 30 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. SMITH RES. SWA - COSTILLA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16–Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SMYTH SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. The parking area is at the SW corner of the bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres FISHING: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: sail surfing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, drinking water, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.–March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.–Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted to give resting area for wintering waterfowl. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July– Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. The road is open during all big game seasons until this date. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: NEW Snowmobile and all other motorized, over-the-snow travel is prohibited, other than to allow through traffic restricted to the road surface of FSR 723 (Red Creek) and 724 (Rainbow Lake). WILDLIFE AREAS SUMMIT RES. SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.−March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, GMU 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, GMU 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting 25 CPW.STATE.CO.US �without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting and bows for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. AUGMENTATION PONDS RULES: 1. Waterfowl hunting is by a limited draw lottery reservation system from the opening day of second duck season through the end of regular dark goose season. 2. Hunting allowed only on the specific pond/ hunt area for that day. Hunters are allowed to bring their own blinds. Shooting across roads is prohibited and strictly enforced. Hunters must park in designated parking areas but may drop off decoys via existing 4-wheel-drive only roads as posted. Hunters must remain on existing roads. 3. Maximum 4 hunters per group per hunt day. No hunters may fill a spot if a reservation holder does not use the reservation. No additional parties are allowed to hunt after the lottery hunter has completed their hunt for the day. The hunter drawing the access permit must be present for the hunt. All hunters must check in at the existing check station. 4. To enter drawing, send a postcard or letter with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates to: CPW, Tamarack Ranch drawing, 122 E. Edison St., Brush, CO 80723. Must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Successful applicants notified by Oct. 21. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted to enter a drawing. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one postcard. Failure to hunt a reserved area without prior cancellation, or to follow check station procedures, may disqualify a person from making reservations for the remainder of the hunting season. 5. Ponds open to hunting without a reservation during the spring light goose conservation order season. All hunters must follow checkin and check-out procedures as posted. TARRYALL RES. SWA - PARK CO. 26 DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WILDLIFE AREAS RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - PROWERS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15–July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows, shotguns with shotshells or by falconry only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction 970-255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. TOMICHI CREEK SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1–June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1–May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30–Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 90 acres FISHING: Coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. d. Open sunrise to sunset with access from designated parking area only. TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - BACA, PROWERS COs. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. URAD LAKE SWA - CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 of a mile, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1-end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until the road is inaccessible (as posted). b. Motor vehicle use only in parking area. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as aid to hunting. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16–Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. VAN TUYL SWA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS — CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres. LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1−May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA (FISHING LEASE) - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WAHATOYA SWA - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. WATSON LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. CPW.STATE.CO.US 27 �WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1–May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - WELD CO. WELLINGTON SWA - LARIMER, WELD COS. DIRECTIONS — WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16–March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1–14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST LAKE SWA - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. 28 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS WEST LAKE SWA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.–9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only from day after Labor Day–Dec. 31 NEW b. West Rifle Creek Shooting Range open to the public from sunrise to sunset daily, when in compliance with all posted range rules. WHEELER SWA - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - ADAMS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA - HINSDALE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. WILLOW CREEK SWA - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1–May 31. Access by foot only, no horseback riding. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. STATE TRUST LANDS WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? WHAT IS THE PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? ▶ The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners (the State Land Board) is a constitutionally-created agency that manages a $4 billion endowment of assets for the intergenerational benefit of Colorado’s K-12 schoolchildren and public institutions. They are the second-largest landowner in Colorado, and generate revenue on behalf of beneficiaries by leasing nearly three million surface acres and four million subsurface acres for agriculture, grazing, recreation, commercial real estate, rights-of-way, renewable energy, oil, gas and solid minerals. The State Land Board is entirely selffunded and receive no tax dollars. TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TRUST LANDS ▶ The State Trust Public Access Program includes 500,000 acres of land that is leased to Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the public to enjoy a variety of wildliferelated activities. The signs on each property will inform you of what is allowed at each location. Only trust lands listed in this brochure that are part of the Public Access Program are open to the public. ▶ Leases on state trust land generate more than $100 million annually to help support eight trust beneficiaries, primarily K–12 schoolchildren in Colorado. They help fund the Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) program, which provides competitive grants to school districts for the construction of new schools or the renovation of existing facilities. Nearly 150,000 schoolchildren are enrolled in schools that received a BEST grant. The majority of BEST grant recipients are located in rural areas of the state, and the construction projects have generated approximately 20,000 jobs in those communities. ▶ Learn more about state trust lands at: colorado.gov/statelandboard State Trust Lands, such as Little Cochetopa Creek STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and the rules of use. © Zach Spezze, CPW STATE TRUST LANDS FAQs ▶ WHAT CAN I DO ON PUBLIC ACCESS LAND? Lands enrolled in the Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. YAMPA RIVER SWA - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. NEW YARMONY RANCH SWA - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden drive S on Hwy. 125 for 11.5 miles; parking lot is on N side of Hwy. GMU: 171 RESTRICTIONS: Public walk-in access is for fishing only; hunting access allowed by special permit only. ▶ WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildlife-related recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of February, unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. ▶ WHERE ARE THEY? Public Access Lands are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions and map of parcels included in this brochure. Find maps online, too: cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/Pages/StateTrustLands.aspx STATE TRUST LANDS ACCESS PROGRAM RULES ACT RESPONSIBLY Only State Trust Lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any State Trust Land not listed in this brochure.) The following restrictions apply to all STL Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional property-specific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: ▶ Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. ▶ Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. ▶ Closed to the public from March 1–Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING, FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH MENTOR HUNTING applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 29 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS STATE TRUST LANDS PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES 63 RANCH - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 3,225 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from State Forest State Park, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,640 acres (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS — ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ALAMOSA CANYON - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game 30 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 8,692 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot ARROWHEAD - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Three reservations may be issued per day on the up-river west side of Hwy. 63; two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments. No more than four people per reservation. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. AGUA RAMON - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go .3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650) Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. Access #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. Access #2: From CR 65(USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - FREMONT, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS — LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN — LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited DIRECTIONS — THREE POINTS OF ACCESS: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game BAKERS PEAK - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - CLEAR CREEK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS — TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACT 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. BEAR GULCH - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: portable hunting blinds only. BLACK HAWK - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek BLUE LAKE - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15–Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS ADAMS - JACKSON CO. ANTELOPE CREEK - GRAND CO. BADGER FLATS - PARK CO. BOSTON FLATS - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1–end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX CREEK - LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX ELDER - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game BOX ELDER NORTH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BRAVO - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. CPW.STATE.CO.US 31 �TRUST LANDS b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. BULL MOUNTAIN - LARIMER CO. BURCHFIELD - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. The STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse CARNERO - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game CARTER CREEK - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - MOFFAT CO. 32 DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CEDAR SPRINGS - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through the end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 25,739 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. COPPER MOUNTAIN - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited June 1–Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: access only available from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - LAKE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take twotrack dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DALEY GULCH - GUNNISON, SAGUACHE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. DEER HAVEN - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS — SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - SAN MIGUEL CO. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion DRY FORK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 2,230 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–16, for sharp-tailed grouse hunting only HUNTING: sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only b. Grouse hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max 4 hunters per day on weekends and Labor Day and max 4 hunters per group application. Permits are free. Apply through the Steamboat Springs Service Center at PO Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or call 970-871-2855. Permit application deadline is July 1. Permits will be issued by drawing and successful applicants will be notified via mail. DUCK CREEK - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game EAGLE CANYON - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, on Dec. 7. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Twotrack road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. TRUST LANDS EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. 33 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS GMU/ACRES: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FERNLEAF GULCH - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - FREMONT CO. 34 DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: open for youth/mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, 970-824-8935 or 970-824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FROZE CREEK - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GERRARD - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game GODIVA RIM - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. b. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling 970-871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS — SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 300 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - OTERO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game HIGH CREEK - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1– end of February for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ILES GROVE - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS — TO E PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. TO W PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - MOFFAT, ROUTT COS. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,253 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS ELK MOUNTAIN - JACKSON CO. TRUST LANDS JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted JUBB CREEK - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JUMPING COW - ELBERT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from 35 CPW.STATE.CO.US �the Denver office, 303-291-7227. Applications are due the third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access allowed two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. KARNEY RANCH - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KELLER LEASE - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres 36 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS TRUST LANDS OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LAGARDE CREEK - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From the first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on the portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in the SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at cpw.state.co.us. LANDSMAN CREEK - KIT CARSON, YUMA COs. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit LOS CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to twotrack trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. MANZANARES CREEK - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area is on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5 miles to parking area on east side of CR 321 where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS 6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go west on CR 323 to parking area at west end of STL on north side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 is by Foot and Horseback only. Motorized vehicle use is prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of third combined deer and elk rifle season and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. No public access June 1–Aug. 31. McCOY GULCH - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. MENEFEE PEAK - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS — NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS MILK CREEK - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS — SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game 37 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS MOGOTAS ARROYO - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15−end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. MOODY CREEK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. MOONHILL - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU/ACRES: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From US Hwy 40 at mile post 5, go north on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land south of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access is by Foot or Horseback Only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, sage grouse, dusky grouse MORAPOS CREEK - MOFFAT CO. 38 DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS MORGAN GULCH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. MUD SPRINGS - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game only NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1–March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl only RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - KIOWA CO. DIRECTIONS — TO PARKING LOT 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. TO PARKING LOT 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. NORTH CANYON - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 152 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River NORTH RABBIT CREEK - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1–May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OVERLAND TRAIL - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Access allowed only from Overland Trail SWA parking lot. b. Camping and fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except as posted. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting. Discharge of bows also allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. f. During regular duck season, all small-game and waterfowl hunters must check out at designated check station before leaving property. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL CREEK - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OXBOW - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1–Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig area office at 970-824-3046. PARKDALE - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1–end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT CANYON/WHITBY - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS — WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. SECTS. 25 & 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game PINON RIDGE - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - SAN MIGUEL CO. TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS MONUMENT BUTTE - MOFFAT CO. TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. PROSPECT - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 39 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RABBIT EARS - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,229 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: as posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15–Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/ SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited within 0.25mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to 40 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. RED LION RANCH - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ROSITA - CUSTER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. SAGUACHE CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 12,554 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote SAND CREEK CENTRAL - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on the W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game SAND CREEK - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 5,038 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey SAND GULCH NO. 1 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. SAND GULCH NO. 2 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SAND GULCH NO. 3 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SAND GULCH NO. 4 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - YUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–June 14 HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey SHAW CREEK - RIO GRANDE CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game SIKES RANCH - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL is only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMSBERRY DRAW - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SLEEPING GIANT - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS PTARMIGAN - GRAND CO. TRUST LANDS SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - BACA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February 41 CPW.STATE.CO.US �TRUST LANDS HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. STEEL CANYON - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game STOKES GULCH - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse SWEETWATER - KIOWA CO. 42 DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game TED’S CANYON - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS — PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - CHAFFEE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - GUNNISON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,206 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max 8 hunters allowed daily. Max 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs area office, PO Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling 970-871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. VILLA GROVE - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - CONEJOS CO. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - PARK, FREMONT COs. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. WEBER CANYON - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 461 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - MORGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E 0.33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - SAGUACHE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15–end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - FREMONT CO. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game TRUST LANDS TRUST LANDS STEINHOFF HILL - LARIMER CO. TRUST LANDS WINDY RIDGE - GRAND CO. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows is prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: only access is from SWA parking area. ZAPATA FALLS - ALAMOSA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto CO 150 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign.Turn right and follow gravel road 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1–end of February for big game hunting. Year-round for wildlife viewing. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear and mountain lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zone adjacent to waterfall trail. CPW.STATE.CO.US 43 �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS STATE PARKS STATE PARKS PROPERTIES ▶This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For rules and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online: cpw.state.co.us/park-map MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS ARKANSAS HEADWATERS - CHAFFEE, FREMONT, LAKE AND PUEBLO COs. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From the intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st Street). Go 1 block past stoplight to G Street, turn right 1 block to Sackett Avenue, turn left. Visitor Center is on left corner of Sackett and G streets. PHONE: 719-539-7289 ACRES: 13,951 land acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing BARR LAKE - ADAMS CO. Sylvan Lake State Park. The park has a 42-acre lake and offers activities such as hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating and more. © Vic Schendel STATE PARK ACCESS RULES The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS ▶ Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. ▶ Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Some day-use parks have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. HUNTING ON STATE PARKS ▶ Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS ▶ Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call 303-470-1144, or 800-678CAMP (2267) outside the Denver metro area. ▶ A non-refundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. ▶ Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. STATE PARK FFES & PASSES FEES AND ENTRANCE PASSES ▶ Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. ▶ Daily passes are $7–$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. ▶ Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a per-person fee (for walk-in or bicyclists). NOTE: Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. ANNUAL PASS ▶ An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. Available at any state park, at CPW offices, https://wildlifestore.state.co.us/p-355-annual-parks-pass.aspx or by calling 303-866-3437. ▶ $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. 44 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS ▶ Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. MILITARY PASS ▶ Active duty military and veterans are admitted free to state parks for the month of August and on Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11). ▶ The military member or veteran must show proof of military service (photo ID, DD-214, VA medical card) an​​d obtain the free pass from any Colorado state park or CPW office. The military member or veteran must be in the vehicle using the pass. CHECK OUT COLORADO STATE PARKS PASS ▶ Stop by one of 300 public libraries across the state to check out the CPW adventure backpack and visit one of our 41 state parks for free! The backpack comes with a free state parks pass that’s good for seven days, as well as binoculars, wildlife and tree/plant guides, and other items for learning and exploring. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Road, then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: 303-659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: hunting by reservation only, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing BONNY LAKE - YUMA CO. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed and there is no water and electric available. BOYD LAKE - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take exit 257 and head W on Hwy. 34/Eisenhower Blvd. Turn right (N) on Boise Ave. then turn right (E) on 37th Street (E CR 24E)/CR 11C. The park is located on the E side of N CR 11C. PHONE: 970-669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing CASTLEWOOD CANYON - DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Road), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. PHONE: 303-688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography CHATFIELD - JEFFERSON, DOUGLAS, ARAPAHOE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Drive (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Road to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: 303-791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing CHERRY CREEK - ARAPAHOE CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Road, follow signs to E entrance of park. PHONE: 303-690-1166 ACRES: 3,532 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN - EL PASO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at the light into the park entrance. PHONE: 719-576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking CRAWFORD - DELTA, MONTROSE COs. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ELDORADO CANYON - BOULDER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take the Superior/ Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance is on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: 303-494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property ELEVEN MILE - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until you get 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing STATE PARKS STATE PARKS Scattered across the state, from prairies to peaks and suburbs to forests, Colorado’s 41 state parks beckon visitors with outdoor fun throughout the year. You can enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us. ELKHEAD RESERVOIR - MOFFAT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 W approximately 41 miles to Moffat CR 29. Go right another 5 miles to CR 28; turn right to reservoir access. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing GOLDEN GATE CANYON - JEFFERSON, GILPIN COs. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Road; turn left and go 13 miles to the visitor center. PHONE: 303-582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing HARVEY GAP - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First Street. Turn N on First Street and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 of a mile to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling 45 CPW.STATE.CO.US �STATE PARKS HIGHLINE LAKE - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From the Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 5 miles to Q Road, then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Road and N 1 mile to the park. PHONE: 970-858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: 970-645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing JAMES M. ROBB / COLORADO RIVER - MESA CO. PHONE: 970-434-3388 or 970-858-9188 (Fruita Section) CONNECTED LAKES: DIRECTIONS: From the SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating CORN LAKE: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails FRUITA: DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 of a mile to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely. ISLAND ACRES: DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR - BENT CO. DIRECTIONS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing LAKE PUEBLO - PUEBLO CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Avenue. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming LATHROP - HUERFANO CO. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: 719-738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf LONE MESA - DOLORES CO. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to park. PHONE: 970-882-2213 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: the park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. LORY - LARIMER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N through LaPorte. Turn left at Bellvue exit (CR 52E) and go 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and go 1.4 miles to CR 25G. Turn right, go 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 970-493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing MANCOS - MONTEZUMA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 of a mile, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: 970-533-7065, offseason 970-8822213 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing MUELLER - TELLER CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: 719-687-2366 ACRES: 5,121 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing NAVAJO - ARCHULETA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: 970-883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. NORTH STERLING - LOGAN CO. DIRECTIONS: From the Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut Street (Hwy 6). Follow Hwy 6 W for 2 miles over the bridge. Turn N on North 3rd Street. Make a slight left onto Sidney Avenue and continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and go W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39, follow the paved road N for 10 miles. PHONE: 970-522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming PAONIA - GUNNISON, PITKIN COs. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. PHONE: 970-921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing PEARL LAKE - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to park. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling RIDGWAY - OURAY CO. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: 970-626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RIFLE FALLS - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing RIFLE GAP - GARFIELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: 970-625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ROXBOROUGH - DOUGLAS CO. DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to the Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to the park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on the access road to reach the visitor center. PHONE: 303-973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing SAN LUIS - ALAMOSA CO. NOTE: San Luis is now managed as part of the San Luis Lakes State Wildlife Area. See page 23. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN - PARK CO. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: 719-748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring ST. VRAIN - WELD CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: 303-678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing STAGECOACH - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: 970-736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling STATE FOREST - JACKSON CO. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: 970-723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing STAUNTON - JEFFERSON, PARK COs. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: 303-816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing STEAMBOAT LAKE - ROUTT CO. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129 (at the 7-11 store). Turn N, go 25 miles to the visitor center. PHONE: 970-879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling SWEITZER LAKE - DELTA CO. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: 970-874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing SYLVAN LAKE - EAGLE CO. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147), turn S, take first right out of the roundabout onto Hwy. 6. At next roundabout, turn right onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Follow signs 10 miles. PHONE: 970-328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling TRINIDAD LAKE - LAS ANIMAS CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 13B going E into Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada, cross the river. At the next four-way stop, turn left onto Hwy. 12, go 3 miles W. PHONE: 719-846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center, camper services building RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, archery range STATE PARKS STATE PARKS JACKSON LAKE - MORGAN, WELD COs. STATE PARKS VEGA - MESA CO. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. PHONE: 970-487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling YAMPA RIVER - ROUTT, MOFFAT COs. DIRECTIONS: All sites can be accessed from Colo. 40 W of Steamboat Springs, from Hayden to Deer Lodge Park Rd. Elkhead Res. is 10 miles E and N of Craig. PHONE: 970-276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 46 47 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS CPW.STATE.CO.US �Deckers 67 COUNTY CHA JEFFERSON 6 67 DG 2 FR 19 9 PA 26 ELE PA 8 PA 1 ELEV EN MILE RE S. 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S o uth EMPIRE RES. LAS ANIMAS COUNTY LA 3 PUEBLO COUNTY TRINIDAD RE S. TRI er PU 5 24 Kiowa EL PASO COUNTY G G Pueblo PU 4 LA 1 Walsenburg rf no PUE PU 3 Fountain 79 EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett Colorado Springs PUEBLO RE SERVOIR HUERFANO COUNTY San Isabel NF HU 9 HU 2 San Isabel NF Rockvale FR 11 FR 8 67 FR 2 TE 4 FR FR 1 18 TE 2 Pikes Peak Manitou Springs 25 Monument TELLER COUNTY Woodland Park WE 8 34 WE 5 14 Grover RIVE RS IDE RES . ADAMS COUNTY WE 1 76 WE 3 Keenesburg Colorado Springs 83 Culebra Peak HU 7 CU 6 F Manitou Springs Pikes Peak 83 Monument 25 Larkspur CAS Parker 67 CU 1 CUSTER COUNTY Westcliffe MUE F DG 1 TE 1 Woodland Park TELLER COUNTY DG 1 Williamsburg 24 24 FR 23 Blanca Peak CU 3 FR 3 FR 9 FR 5 PA 1 ELEV EN MILE RE S. PA 13 ELE PA 13 Pike NF Castle Rock CHERRY CREE K RE S. CHE AD 2 BAR Hudson Ft. Lupton BARR LAKE 85 225 Gilcrest WE 2 6 WE 7 WELD COUNTY Pawnee NG Greeley WE Ault Platteville Denver CHATFIELD RE S. 85 AD 1 DOUGLAS COUNTY CU 2 CU 5 69 93 Golden Brighton Dacono BROOMFIELD COUNTY PARK COUNTY FREMONT FR 4 COUNTY FR FR 20 FR 13 14 PA 12 PA 9 ELD Louisville BO 1 119 25 STV Mead Milliken Windsor Eaton 85 LR Evans 4 Johnstown WE 9 Lafayette 287 LR 30 BYD WE 4 Timnath ROX SPINNE Y MTN. RES. PA 9 STN PA 11 Bailey Evergreen CC 2 Lyons LR 19 LR 6 Longmont Coal Creek JF 1 LR 18 LR 37 Wellington Fort Collins LR 31 PA 18 SPINNE Y MTN. RES. PA 22 285 GOG LR 21 LR 36 LR 35 LR 9 Loveland Berthoud Boulder CC 4 CLEAR CREEK CO. LR 13 LR 12 LOR LR 28 LARIMER COUNTY LR 32 LR 3 LR 29 287 BOULDER COUNTY 36 LR 22 LR 23 Idaho Springs 119 72 7 Black Hawk Nederland Ward Longs Peak LR 34 Estes Park NATIONAL PARK LR 33 Roosevelt NF LR 1 LR 10 ROCKY MTN. LR 2 LR 38 LR 24 LR 8 H 10 9 8 7 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 STATE PARKS 10 9 8 FR 10 FR 7 7 6 SPI PA 21 PA 20 6 SPI PA 21 PA 20 5 4 CC 3 3 2 LR 27 1 e u H LR 20 P G e F r STATE TRUST LANDS R NORTHEAST STATE WILDLIFE AREAS MAPS 48 r MAPS LANDS MAPS LANDS MAPS SOUTHEAST 49 �res R 491 r MZ 10 Mancos MZ 4 140 B Rico San Juan NF LP 1 LP 5 RIDGWAY RE S. 550 SJ 1 LP 4 Ignacio 172 317 50 PAO C C PAO 149 C NAV GU 2 AR 1 HI 6 on PEA HI 3 GU 17 San Luis Peak D i 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY MI 1 MI 2 160 MI 3 Pitkin D LK 2 RG 6 Del Norte RG 8 SA 12 CN 13 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 5 CN 4 CN 2 RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 1 SA 6 COUNTY SA 2 Rio Grande NF SA 4 GU 3 SAGUACHE RG 4 Leadville GR 3 SU 1 91 PA 4 Blue River Alma GR 20 14 CC 5 CC 1 PA 10 PA 23 Grays Peak Breckenridge 40 Winter Park Fraser Fairplay E E LR 2 LR 1 Idaho Springs 70 Black Hawk GILPIN 119 COUNTY Nederland Ward 72 LR 34 Estes Park PA 22 PA 9 PA 13 PA 18 PA 11 CC 4 ELE SPINNE Y MTN. RES. PA 22 Pike NF 285 Mt. Evans COUNTY CLEAR CREEK CC 3 LAKE GRANBY Longs Peak NATIONAL PARK LR 10 LR 24 LR 20 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Roosevelt NF LR 27 LR 38 LARIMER COUNTY SHADOW MTN. RES. LR 5 LR 11 LR 7 LR 16 GR 16 GR 5 SUMMIT COUNTY DILLON RES. Dillon Arapaho NF GR 14 Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 6 LR 25 LR 15 COUNTY 125 GR 13 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 17 GRAND STA JA 31 LR 14 CH 24 o CN 9 CN 7 17 RG 9 CN 14 CN 6 CN 12 CN 3 RG 3 RG 5 RG 7 285 Antonito an 17 E CN 8 FR 17 FR 10 FR 7 SAN LUIS LAKE CN 10 Alamosa COUNTY 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 4 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA AL 3 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK CO 2 10 9 HU 5 CUSTER 8 CU CO. 4 CU 5 FR 3 7 FR 13 FR 4 6 PA 8 5 PA 1 6 PA 8 5 CC 4 2 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 33 1 LR 8 CU 3 Westcliffe FR 14 FR 21 CU 2 69 PA 26 FR 19 FREMONT COUNTY FR FR 6 20 FR 22 PA 12 Crestone Peak FR 16 FR 12 FR 15 PA 7 PA 3 SA 16 de CN 11 La Jara AL 2 Manassa 370 Hooper SA 14 SA 10 Moffat SA 17 SA 9 SA 18 AL 1 285 SA 19 Center SA 13 SA 20 Saguache 285 SA 11 Monte Vista Ri 112 CN 1 SA 15 SA 1 SA 8 CH 7 CH CH CH 5 3 6 CH CH 2 CH 25 CH CH CH 19 CH 1 21 27 11 Salida CH CH Poncha CH 20 AHR 26 Springs 22 CH CH 50 CH 23 12 17 CH 29 CH 18 Buena Vista LK Mt. PA LK 4 Massive PA 19 5 PA LAKE 15 LK 20 Mt. PA PA CO. Elbert LK 3 PA 25 17 1 PA CH 16 PA PA La Plata 21 SPINNE Y 13 CH 14 Peak PA 24 MTN. RES. CH 28 CH PA 2 Mt. PA PA 10 CH PA Harvard 6 9 SPI CH 13 5 9 15 8 CH CH 4 CH PARK 9 ELE 14 COUNTY 16 GU 11 GU 18 GU GU 20 12 South Fork SA 7 LAKE LK 2 24 Red Cliff Minturn GREEN MTN. RES. GR 7 GR 18 GR 12 GR 1 JA 9 LR 17 LR 26 JA 21 JA 30 JA 20 JA 12 JA 28 JA 1 JA 22 JA 11 JA 4 JA 17 Routt NF JA 15 JA 33 JA 2 Walden JA 7 JA 13 JA 32 JA 5 JA 23 PARK COUNTY COUNTY Fairplay LK PA LK Mt. 4 PA 19 PA Massive 5 15 LK 20 PA PA LK Mt. Elbert 3 PA 25 17 1 CH 16 PA PA PA La Plata CHAFFEE 21 13 CH 14 Peak PA 24 CO. CH 28 CH 2 PA Mt. PA 10 Harvard CH 6 9 SPI CH 5 15 8 CH CH 4 CH 14 16 Gunnison NF GU 16 D D PI 1 EA 5 EA 6 Vail GR 9 GR 2 GR 4 JA 29 14 JA 3 JA 18 JA 8 JA 26 Kremmling GR 19 Mt. of the Holy Cross Avon GR 15 134 White River NF RG 2 114 GU 4 SA 5 SA 3 GU 6 GU 19 149 MINERAL COUNTY GU 1 GU 15 82 GU 15 82 70 SYLVAN LAKE Aspen SYL EA 2 GU 9 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede 135 GU 13 Gunnison GU 7 131 EA 3 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen Crested Butte Maroon Bells Crested Butte Maroon Bells GU 10 AR 2 Eagle EA 4 PITKIN COUNTY EA 1 RO 9 EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum RO 16 RO 19 RO 18 Yampa GR 10 GR 21 JA 24 JA 16 JA 6 JA 27 JA 19 JA 25 JA 14 GR 11 Steamboat Springs RO 3 Routt NF JA 10 JACKSON COUNTY 125 RO 4 40 RO 2 RO RO 1 21 Oak Creek STG RO 8 RO 10 ROUTT COUNTY RO 22 RO 17 STEAMBOAT LAKE STE t i n e nt a l GU 5 GU 8 Marble Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 HI 4 BLUE MESA RES. GU 14 COUNTY Lake City HI 2 Marble Basalt GUNNISON COUNTY GU 2 GF 3 GF 2 RO 11 RO 24 RO 6 GUNNISON PAONIA RE S. PAONIA RE S. NAVAJO RESERVOIR 160 GF 8 Glenwood Springs HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak RO 20 RO 23 RO 5 RO 14 White River NF Carbondale GF 9 GF 5 RO 13 Uncompahgre NF MT 2 92 151 VALLECITO RE SERVOIR Bayfield COUNTY LP 3 550 Durango LP 2 Ouray SAN JUAN COUNTY Telluride Mt. Sneffels MT 1 Silverton Ridgway RID OU 1 COUNTY 62 CRA 133 133 GF 4 New Castle BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK 550 OURAY DE 3 DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia DE 2 Paonia CRAWFORD RES. Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Montrose 92 Olathe Mt. Wilson VEG Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Grand Mesa NF LA PLATA SM 6 SM 7 e r 145 145 VEG GF Silt 1 HAR GF 7 MF 24 YAM Hayden RO 15 RO 7 RO 12 vi d e A MZ 2 D Riv SWE Cedaredge 65 VEGA RE S. Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge 65 COUNTY 348 ME 10 330 RIG HA RVE Y GAP RES. RIF RB 4 MF 30 MF 10 RO 25 RO 26 ELH MF 18 MF 46 E r 160 MZ 9 DO 3 ol or e s MZ 7 MAN MZ 1 MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK Cortez MZ 8 MZ 6 Dolores LON DO 4 DO 5 SM 2 Norwood MONTROSE ME B5 er B ME 5 Delta iv iv 70 Parachute Rifle RIFLE GAP RE S. GF 10 RB 3 RB 2 MF 29 MF 23 40 Craig 13 MF 1 MF 12 C 491 MZ 5 MCPHEE RES. MZ 3 DOLORES COUNTY DO 2 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 4 DE 1 Palisade R ME 8 ME 8 R e GF 6 13 Meeker 13 MF 40 MF 8 MF 31 MF MF 25 7 MF 3 Rio Blanco MF 43 MF 37 MF 21 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 20 MF 36 D G COUNTY MONTEZUMA Dove Creek lo STATE PARKS 10 Do SM 1 o Uncompahgre NF un SM 3 SM 5 Nucla Palisade er 9 DO 1 141 141 n RB 5 RB 6 RB 1 COUNTY r MF 13 MF 34 MF 5 MF 45 MF 28 MF 27 MF 4 C STATE TRUST LANDS 8 e is iv 90 iv n 50 ME 3 CRP ME 9 ME 11 ME 1 G 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 50 R 7 Gateway ME 12 un ME 6 n n ME 3 CRP ME 9 ME 11 ME 1 . Grand Junction ME 4 Fruita COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 MESA COUNTY 64 ve MF 42 De Beque BLANCO MF 35 MF 16 MF 17 MF 44 MF 6 MF 19 MF 2 MF 41 B Maybell MF 39 MF 11 MF 33 MF 26 MF 15 MF 22 MF 32 GARFIELD COUNTY RIO te MF 38 R i v er so 6 ME 12 Grand Junction ME 4 ME 6 Fruita Whi m pa i ME 7A A ME 7 139 Rangely Ya DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT 318 R 5 r HIG Dinosaur G G 6 5 4 3 2 1 MF 14 do l o ra Co MF 9 i do r R l o ra R iv e D i v i de Co n n tal r 50 ee C o n ti ne STATE WILDLIFE AREAS MAPS A NORTHWEST CHAFFEE CO. MAPS LANDS MAPS LANDS MAPS SOUTHWEST 51 �90 711 73 184 MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK Mancos 145 Ri 348 160 Durango 550 LA PLATA COUNTY Ouray 75 Ignacio 172 Bayfield Durango Office 550 50 54 151 66 Lake City 160 771 San Luis Peak 67 149 MINERAL COUNTY n 84 Mt. of the Holy Cross 37 45 160 114 R io 112 285 Salida Office 285 17 81 CONEJOS COUNTY 15 80 17 82 Hooper Manassa Alamosa Blanca 150 142 159 861 Culebra Peak San Luis 83 Fort Garland 160 67 12 San Isabel NF 110 Calhan e rf an o Trinidad 134 133 95 Fort Morgan 141 u r g a oi 142 350 71 120 Punkin Center 112 389 147 R iv er Comanche NG 135 A rk 143 160 136 La Junta 70 40 Kim ar Crook 90 n 93 Comanche NG Pritchett Springfield 138 287 Granada Riv er 385 Campo BACA Walsh Holly 145 COUNTY Vilas 139 116 132 PROWERS COUNTY Lamar 117 Burlington 385 103 Wray 89 Cheyenne Wells 127 122 CHEYENNE COUNTY 144 102 109 R r ve ver 385 YUMA COUNTY Eckley Stratton 116 Wiley Holyoke COUNTY KIT CARSON COUNTY ca Joes Ri 101 98 Lamar Office 146 JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR 126 KIOWA COUNTY Julesburg 385 PHILLIPS COUNTY Haxtun Yuma Eads 287 Ovid 92 SEDGWICK Sedgwick l pu b Re Kit Carson BENT COUNTY Las Animas 6 59 76 Seibert S. 115 59 Cope Otis ee 61 Fleming COUNTY 138 Flagler ik 137 130 125 ADOBE CREEK RES. 96 Ar Haswell Anton 121 113 as 63 114 LINCOLN COUNTY a ns MERIDITH RES. 36 107 Hugo Akron 97 91 Iliff WASHINGTON COUNTY 34 Sterling 100 Last Chance Limon 71 r Merino Ri Peetz 113 NORTH STERLING RES. LOGAN 89 Brush Office COUNTY Rocky Ford OTERO COUNTY 129 Ordway Crowley CROWLEY 124 119 94 111 24 106 COUNTY 99 71 Brush tt e 71 P la MORGAN COUNTY Wiggins 96 52 Pawnee NG 88 JA CK SON RES. Thatcher 50 Simla 140 10 128 123 PUEBLO COUNTY Pueblo Walsenburg H u Aguilar 78 Pueblo Office 118 Fountain EL PASO COUNTY 86 ELBERT COUNTY 105 ARAPAHOE Byers Bennett Kiowa Elbert Elizabeth 104 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY 85 851 La Veta La Veta Pass 9423 HUERFANO COUNTY 25 PUEBLO RESERVOIR 52 EMPIRE RES. Colorado Springs Office 591 84 96 Florence 59 79 Colorado Springs 115 Pikes Peak San Isabel NF COUNTY Rockvale CUSTER 69 Williamsburg Canon City 581 Monument 25 512 Manitou Springs Cripple Creek TELLER COUNTY Park 511 Woodland 67 Larkspur 51 83 76 ut Keenesburg 34 RIVERSIDE RES. Grover ADAMS COUNTY Hudson Parker Castle Rock 67 225 Denver DOUGLAS COUNTY 85 391 Ft. Lupton Brighton Denver Office BROOMFIELD COUNTY COUNTY 461 Blanca Peak COSTILLA COUNTY COUNTY 6 38 Golden 93 Deckers Westcliffe 691 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK La Jara Antonito 285 370 69 86 Crestone Peak 50 FREMONT COUNTY 58 9 ELEVEN MILE RES. 24 Pike NF 501 Bailey Dacono Gilcrest Evans So 14 951 WELD COUNTY Pawnee NG Greeley Eaton Ault 87 Platteville 85 94 Mead Milliken Johnstown Longmont 287 Evergreen JEFFERSON Mt. Evans 46 791 ALAMOSA Center 682 285 119 Louisville Coal Creek Idaho Springs 39 Lyons Berthoud Windsor Timnath 29 Boulder Lafayette Black Hawk GILPIN COUNTY Georgetown PARK COUNTY Moffat Poncha Pass 9042 Saguache 681 561 Salida 57 Monte Vista Monte Vista Office Del Norte 79 RIO GRANDE COUNTY South Fork COUNTY 68 285 Poncha Springs SAGUACHE Monarch Pass 11289 56 Mt. Antero Buena Vista San Isabel NF 49 Fairplay Hoosier Pass 11578 COUNTY Nederland COUNTY 50 500 37 DILLON RES. 72 BOULDER Ward 7 36 20 Wellington 85 Fort Collins 9 Loveland Fort Collins Office P oudr e 191 Estes Park CLEAR CREEK Grays Peak Fremont Pass 11263 481 Mt. Princeton 551 Frisco Blue River COUNTY Mt. Harvard Pitkin 24 CHAFFEE La Plata Peak 48 40 Fraser GRANBY RES. Berthoud Pass 11319 SUMMIT Breckenridge CO. 91 Mt. Lincoln Leadville Alma Tennessee Pass 10279 Red Cliff Milner Pass 10758 19 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Loveland Pass 11991 Silverthorne Dillon 371 9 la Roosevelt NF C a h c e Cameron Pass 10249 14 Arapaho Winter Park NF 28 Hot Sulphur Springs COUNTY Vail Pass 10610 36 Vail Avon Minturn 18 Routt NF 8 COUNTY Willow Creek Pass NATIONAL PARK 9652 Grand Lake Longs Peak GRAND 125 7 LARIMER Hot Sulphur Springs Office Granby Kremmling 181 COUNTY Gunnison NF 55 471 ARCHULETA COUNTY 78 Wolf Creek Pass 10820 C o n t in e 76 Creede 27 LAKE Aspen Mt. Massive Independence Pass COUNTY 12116 82 Mt. Elbert 47 Gunnison Rio Grande NF Pagosa Springs 77 VALLECITO RESERVOIR Office 17 171 Walden 6 127 Rabbit Ears Pass, 9432 361 134 White River NF Crested Butte 135 Eagle 70 15 131 44 16 14 JACKSON COUNTY 161 Steamboat Springs Office 35 EAGLE Maroon Bells COUNTY Marble PITKIN COUNTY BLUE MESA RES. HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak 751 SAN Silverton JUAN COUNTY San Juan NF 74 53 GUNNISON Uncompahgre 149 NF COUNTY 65 Ridgway Red Mt. Pass 11099 Telluride 62 OURAY 550 Montrose 64 92 Crawford 133 Basalt 43 r BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON Gunnison NATIONAL MONUMENT 63 Hotchkiss Paonia Carbondale 444 Gypsum e n ta D i v id 741 140 r es 71 Rico Lizard Head Pass 10236 Mt. Wilson 145 92 Olathe Montrose Office 62 Delta 411 DELTA COUNTY 52 521 42 82 Yampa Oak Creek 26 231 25 River NF Glenwood Springs 34 White 24 Steamboat 131 t in 14 on Routt NF ROUTT Springs COUNTY 40 441 214 Hayden 13 Glenwood Springs Office 421 r 317 New Castle 33 12 Craig Rifle Silt 325 23 13 Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge COUNTY Do l o 330 65 De Beque Parachute 32 Meeker R ive 13 Rio Blanco COUNTY Meeker Office 211 Maybell 301 13 4 C an 491 Norwood Dolores Cortez is 61 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY McPHEE RESERVOIR COUNTY u Palisade 41 Uncompahgre NF 70 Nucla DOLORES COUNTY 141 141 50 31 GARFIELD COUNTY 6 64 r 11 22 BLANCO e MONTROSE 141 MESA COUNTY MONTEZUMA 491 r 72 R Gateway 40 Grand Junction Office es Gr 160 70 Fruita Grand Junction 30 139 21 W hit RIO 10 Rangely Dinosaur R ve MOFFAT COUNTY 3 5 GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS LANDS INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME Barr Lake State Park Lowell Ponds SWA Whitehorse SWA Higel SWA Playa Blanca SWA San Luis Lakes SWA Zapata Falls STL Cherry Creek State Park Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park de e Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA Arkansas Headwaters State Park Arkansas River/ Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL Bighorn Springs SWA Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) Chalk Cliffs SFU Champion SWA 125, 126, 146 ▶ (F. E.) by property name denotes property is a fishing easement. ADAMS COUNTY ALAMOSA COUNTY ARAPAHOE COUNTY ARCHULETA COUNTY BACA COUNTY BENT COUNTY BOULDER COUNTY GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX 104 38 104 2,890 50 400 BAR AD-1 AD-2 G-3 F-4 G-3 48 791 80 82 82 1,465 714 3,317 619 AL-1 AL-2 AL-3 AL-4 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 4,412 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 125 125 125 125 126 126 126 146 125 130 130 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 19,471 1,000 13,580 1,520 69 960 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 48 CHAFFEE COUNTY 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 multiple 6,193 AHR E-7 56 11 CH-1 E-6 57 57, 481 49, 481 56, 481 57, 481 542 8 41 61 60 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 MAP PAGE CLEAR CREEK COUNTY 48, 50 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park Coalbed Canyon SWA COUNTIES COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Chesmore SWA Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Smyth SWA (F. E.) Tiger Lily Creek STL Wright’s Lake SWA 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 57 56 57 56 49 56, 481 CONEJOS COUNTY COSTILLA COUNTY CUSTER COUNTY DELTA COUNTY DOLORES COUNTY 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 4 597 14 10 398 84 MAP POINT CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 CH-29 GRID INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-5 CN-6 CN-4 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 86 84 640 500 780 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 72, 711 2,359 DO-1 A-8 51 MAPS 60 318 2 DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT Y a mp a iv e Dove Creek G 201 i o ad lor Co 1 lo r er Do R iv nn er er G iv v on R Ri r P n ve Riv e tal re l D ivide t e er ve re iv i 52 R h i MAPS GMU MAP LAND INDEX STATE PARKS STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, TRUST LANDS, FISHING UNITS & PARKS MAP PAGE 51 CPW.STATE.CO.US 53 �LAND INDEX LAND INDEX COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Disappointment Creek STL Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park 711 71 71 70, 71 711 640 314 606 5,030 11,780 MAP POINT DO-2 DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON GRID INDEX A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 MAP PAGE 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 48, 49 EL PASO COUNTY Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL MAPS FREMONT COUNTY Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & #2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 54 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 48 33 33, 42 38 50 GILPIN COUNTY Antelope Creek STL Carter Creek STL Copper Mountain STL East Carter Mountain STL Granby Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA Junction Butte SWA Kemp-Breeze SWA Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL Middle Park STL Milk Creek STL Perkins SWA Pioneer Park SWA Ptarmigan STL Radium SWA Red Mountain SWA Slide Mountain STL Troublesome Valley Ranch STL West Carter Mountain STL Windy Gap WWA Windy Ridge STL 181 181 28 181 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 28 451 GR-5 E-3 18, 28 37 18, 28 181 27 27 181 18 28 15, 27, 361 28 18 18 181 18 27 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 49, 51 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 50 51 50 85 84 84 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 3,640 2 mi. 1.2 mi. 2,848 95 2,620 3,129 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 847 2,880 4.4 mi. 6 mi. 152 0.8 mi. 640 640 920 520 5,229 640 2,323 320 5,038 81 71,194 320 1,523 2 mi. JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 STA JA-30 JA-31 JA-32 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 171 3,672 JA-33 E-2 51, 461 38 39, 46 5,318 2,100 3,834 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 48 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 51 48 48, 49 629 467 LK-1 LK-2 D-5 D-5 50 Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 861 85 85 85 Adams STL Brownlee SWA (Fishing Lease) Brownlee 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) Cohagen STL Cowdrey Lake SWA Delaney Butte Lakes SWA Diamond J SWA East Delaney Butte Lake STL Elk Mountain STL Independence Mountain STL Indian Creek STL Johnny Moore Mountain STL Kemp Draw STL Lake John SWA MacFarlane Reservoir STL Manville SWA (Fishing Lease) Murphy SWA (Fishing Lease) North Platte STL Odd Fellows SWA (Fishing Lease) Owl Creek STL Owl Mountain STL Owl Mountain SWA Pinkham Mountain STL Rabbit Ears STL Red Canyon STL Richard SWA Ridge Road STL Sand Creek STL Seymour Lake SWA State Forest State Park Taylor Draw STL Three Sisters STL Verner SWA NEW Yarmony Ranch SWA MAP PAGE 49 50 JEFFERSON COUNTY KIOWA COUNTY Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL KIT CARSON COUNTY 51 HUERFANO COUNTY Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL 6 16 6 171 161 16 161 16 6 161 171 6 171 161 17 16 6 16 16 171 171 171 6 16 16 161 16 6 17 6,7,19,171 171 6 16 ACRES Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park HINSDALE COUNTY Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA 544 2,192 640 1,420 960 585 80 GRID INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 GMU JACKSON COUNTY GUNNISON COUNTY GARFIELD COUNTY Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA F-4 West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA MAP POINT HU-5 LAT HU-6 HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 COUNTY & LAND NAME 49 Flagler Reservoir SWA LA PLATA COUNTY Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA LAKE COUNTY Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL 1,300 8 MAP POINT LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 GRID INDEX E-5 E-5 D-5 8 8 19 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 9 191 191 20 19 19 87 191 200 12 58 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 4 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 13 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 30 480 500 640 90 44 1,793 38 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LOR LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 LR-36 LR-37 LR-38 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 48, 50 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 354 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 120 LO-1 I-2 48 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) 48, 49 49 48, 49 MAP PAGE 50 LARIMER COUNTY Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Forks SWA Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL Narrows SWA North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA MAPS 104 51 51 51 ELBERT COUNTY Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA GOG ACRES GRAND COUNTY EAGLE COUNTY Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL 11,903 GMU Golden Gate Canyon State Park DOUGLAS COUNTY Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA GRID INDEX C-4 B-4 MAP PAGE 941 48 MAP POINT GF-9 GF-10 COUNTY & LAND NAME LAS ANIMAS COUNTY Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park LINCOLN COUNTY Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA LOGAN COUNTY Atwood STL CPW.STATE.CO.US 55 �LAND INDEX LAND INDEX GRID INDEX H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 67 38 562 1,439 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 30, 40 878 CRP B-5 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 GMU ACRES Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 96 91 91 90 90 96 91 96 89 96 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 MAP PAGE 48 MAPS MESA COUNTY Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb / Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA 50 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 56 2017 COLORADO STATE RECREATION LANDS 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 628 640 2,226 640 640 640 640 25,739 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-8 MF-7 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 ELH MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 134 mi. YAM C-2 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 96 461 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 ACRES Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL 211 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 10 12 211 2 11 11, 211 11 3 211 11 3 211 2, 3 11 211 11 3, 11 4 3,11,13,211, 301,441 MAP PAGE 51 Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Twin Spruce Ponds SWA Weber Canyon STL 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 71,73 73 MONTROSE COUNTY NEW Cerro Summit SWA 64 162 MT-1 C-7 Cimarron SWA 65 6,454 MT-2 C-7 50 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 50 51 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50, 58, 581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 50 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 1,635 1,200 3,782 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 300 1,121 17,429 15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 48, 49, 50, 51 48, 49, 50, 51 Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 49 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 25,193 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 PROWERS COUNTY 51 Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA 48 RIO BLANCO COUNTY 49 Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11, 21, 22, 31 11, 22 51 79 80 80 80 791 640 102 1,280 799 64 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-5 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 15 15 214 131 441 441 441 131 26 214 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 2,230 674 34 457 360 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 12 441 13, 441 231 14, 214 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 13 2,039 5,253 724 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 1,206 2,006 866 RO-13 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 RO-18 PEA RO-19 RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 STG STE RO-23 RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 ACRES Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Rio Grande SWA Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA 79 791 80 791 MAP PAGE 51 Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Dry Fork STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Twenty Mile STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA 50 Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL SEDGWICK COUNTY RIO GRANDE COUNTY Agua Ramon STL Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA GRID INDEX D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 GMU SAGUACHE COUNTY PUEBLO COUNTY Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL 124 935 469 120 MAP POINT RG-6 RG-7 RG-8 RG-9 COUNTY & LAND NAME ROUTT COUNTY PITKIN COUNTY OURAY COUNTY Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL Coke Oven SWA OTERO COUNTY Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA GMU PHILLIPS COUNTY MORGAN COUNTY Andrick Ponds SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL COUNTY & LAND NAME PARK COUNTY MONTEZUMA COUNTY MOFFAT COUNTY Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder STL Box Elder North STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL GRID INDEX B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 GMU Yampa River State Park MINERAL COUNTY Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA 638 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 640 637 640 1,021 640 MAP POINT MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 COUNTY & LAND NAME MAPS 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 40 192 200 1,297 10,696 MAP POINT LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA LANDS INDEX CONTINUED ON BACK COVER 57 CPW.STATE.CO.US �Printed for free distribution by: COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 303-297-1192 cpw.state.co.us THIS BROCHURE contains information on state-owned properties. It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/regulations. ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2017 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. Some State Wildlife Areas and State Parks have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the fishing brochure to ensure they comply with all state fishing regulations. LANDS INDEX, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 57 GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 99 94 951 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 934 65 1,195 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 102 103, 109 101 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 2,320 332 287 3,682 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 COUNTY & LAND NAME SAN JUAN COUNTY Andrews Lake SWA SAN MIGUEL COUNTY Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA THANK YOU, HUNTERS & ANGLERS OF COLORADO, FOR SUPPORTING COLORADO'S WILDLIFE & HABITATS! YOUR LICENSE DOLLARS AT WORK: WILDLIFE FUNDING SOURCES* SUMMIT COUNTY Blue River SWA TELLER COUNTY Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA WASHINGTON COUNTY Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA 62% YOUR HUNTING & FISHING LICENSE FEES REPORT POACHERS 960 SPECIES CALL COLORADO HOME CPW manages both game and non-game species, including those that are threatened and endangered. 70+ 48 17% EXCISE TAX ON HUNTING & FISHING EQUIPMENT YUMA COUNTY Arikaree SWA Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU The funds provided by the Colorado Habitat Stamp are required by state statute to only be spent on wildlife habitat and access. CPW works with private landowners, local governments and conservation organizations to provide places for people to enjoy our wildlife heritage. NORTH AMERICA'S LARGEST ELK HERD is an estimated population of 264,000 animals. Maintaining the habitat and long term health of big game herds is a top priority for our staff and our dollars. DIVERSE HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES WELD COUNTY Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA BENEFITING WILDLIFE HABITAT 11% GOCO 48 4% GRANTS 4% DONATIONS & SALES 2% OTHER *5 YEAR AVERAGE: 2011–2015 10 90 SMALL GAME SPECIES PUBLIC FISHING ACCESS to 2,000 natural lakes, 800 reservoirs and 9,500 miles of streams. BIG GAME SPECIES MILLION SPORTFISH are hatched and stocked into Colorado waters annually. CPW’s 19 state fish hatcheries and rearing units keep them healthy and plentiful. THE DOLLARS FROM YOUR LICENSES ARE FEDERALLY MANDATED TO BE SPENT ON FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. THIS MEANS YOUR DOLLARS ARE SPENT DIRECTLY SUPPORTING WHAT YOU LOVE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: CPW.STATE.CO.US/FINANCIALSUSTAINABILITY OPERATION GAME THIEF: 1-877-265-6648 / EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US Earn a reward payment for reporting wildlife violations by calling Operation Game Thief. Callers can remain anonymous. (This number is not for information requests or emergencies.) � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/bb3756f9f395118722ba4a0111f03675.pdf d8ee5e08bdadea4347d784ad7c2c5b65 PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands INSIDE: STATE WILDLIFE AREAS, STATE TRUST LANDS, STATE PARKS online brochure cpw.state.co.us �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands TABLE OF CONTENTS What’s New in 2016........................................ 1 • How to make a hunting reservation.....................................1 • How to reserve a park campsite, yurt or cabin...................1 State Wildlife Areas.................................. 2-28 • What is an SWA?.......................................................................2 • SWA access rules.......................................................................2 • SWA properties and regulations.....................................3-28 State Fishing Units......................................... 3 • What is an SFU?.........................................................................3 State Trust Lands Public Access Program........................... 29-43 • What is the STL Public Access Program?...........................29 • STL access rules.......................................................................29 • STL public access properties and regulations............30-43 State Parks .............................................. 44-47 • Park access rules, park hours, fees and passes, camping and reservations....................................................44 • State parks property listings .........................................45-47 Maps........................................................ 48-52 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northeast ..................48 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southeast ..................49 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northwest .................50 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southwest .................51 • Game Management Unit map.............................................52 CPW OFFICE LOCATIONS cpw.state.co.us ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our 42 parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. BRUSH 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 (303) 297-1192 Land Index by County ........................... 53-58 Show Your Pride, Colorado Style Now you can unite with other hunters and anglers in a display of pride and support by purchasing a Colorado Sportsmen’s License Plate for your vehicle. For further information, visit: cpw.state.co.us/Sportsmen-Plate Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 cpw.state.co.us Edited By: Mindy Blazer Cover photo, A duck hunter and his Labrador. © Jerry Neal Printed August 2016 by Publication Printers, Denver. 139,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director: Robert Broscheid ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD — 4-wheel-drive ATV — All-terrain vehicle BLM — Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. — County/counties CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR — County Road GMU — Game Management Unit HWY. — Highway JCT. — Junction OHV — Off-highway vehicle RD. — Road RES. — Reservoir SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SWA — State Wildlife Area USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E— East W— West The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members are (as of Jully 2016): Chris Castilian, Chair • Jeanne Horne, Vice Chair • James Pribyl, Secretary • Robert W. Bray • John Howard, Jr. • Bill Kane • Dale Pizel • James Vigil • Dean Wingfield • Michelle Zimmerman • Alex Zipp • Bob Randall, ex-officio member • Don Brown, ex-officio member CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices and online at cpw.state.co.us/regulations C C C �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands ON THE COVER A duck hunter and his Labrador, © Jerry Neal/CPW. Other photos, left to right: 1. Rifle hunter © Wayne Lewis/ CPW. 2. Kayaking at Eleven Mile State Park, © Thomas Kimmel/CPW. 3. Hiking at Steamboat Lake State Park, © Vic Schendel/CPW. 4. Cycling at Mancos State Park, © Chris Stark/CPW. 5. Father and son fishing, © Jerry Neal/CPW. DOWNLOAD MAPS ONLINE State Wildlife Area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/ placestogo/parks/Pages/ WildlifeAreaMap.aspx State Trust Lands maps: cpw.state.co. us/placestogo/ Pages/State TrustLands. aspx To learn about parks, go to the Park Finder at: cpw.state. co.us/park-map WHAT’S NEW2016 » LAND OPENINGS... Three new properties with a variety of wildlife recreational opportunities opened this year for public access. A new State Wildlife Area (SWA) is Twin Spruce Ponds in Montezuma County. New State Trust Lands (STL) include Agua Ramon in Rio Grande County and Zapata Falls in Alamosa County. See inside for individual property rules and details. » YOUR HABITAT STAMP DOLLARS AT WORK... During 2015, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) closed 18 real estate transactions funded through the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Protection Program (a partnership that combines hunter and angler Habitat Stamp funds and Great Outdoors Colorado funds). These projects included four fee title acquisitions (which provide 365 acres of new public access for hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreation activities), seven perpetual conservation easements (which protect 16,455 acres of wildlife habitat) and seven public access easements (which provide 6,081 acres of new public access for hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreation activities). Colorado Parks and Wildlife partnered with Montezuma Land Conservancy, Colorado Open Lands, Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas, Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust and The Nature Conservancy to complete five conservation easement transactions. » LAND CLOSURES... Lapin Creek STL in Custer County is now closed to public access. » SEASONAL CLOSURE ON CIMARRON SWA... Cimarron SWA will now be closed to the public from January 1 through June 30 to protect valuable habitat for Gunnison sage-grouse, mule deer, elk and a variety of other species. Cimarron SWA is home to the only known remaining Gunnison sage-grouse lek for the Summit/Cimarron satellite population and the area surrounding the lek provides vital nesting and brood-rearing habitat. Cimarron SWA is also an important winter concentration area for both mule deer and elk. Early spring non-hunting recreation can have negative impacts on the wildlife that depend on this habitat. The SWA will be open to the public July 1 through December 31. »NEW RESTRICTIONS AT RIO BLANCO LAKE AND TARRYALL RESERVOIR SWAS... Big game hunting at Rio Blanco SWA is now restricted to archery, while parking is limited to designated areas. Also, CPW acquired a new piece of land known as the Roselund Unit that has become part of the Rio Blanco SWA and is open to the public for day use. At Tarryall Reservoir SWA, OHVs, campfires and firearms are no longer permitted due to safety concerns. See inside for all the rules and details for both SWAs. » WOODWARD UNIT ADJACENT TO JUMPING COW SWA NOW OPEN TO HUNTING... In 2015, CPW acquired an access easement with Woodard Ranch in Elbert County. The property is adjacent to the Jumping Cow SWA and has similar access restrictions and hunting opportunities. See inside for all the rules and details regarding the Woodard Unit. » REGULATIONS POSTED ONLINE... CPW reminds hunters that changes to regulations can sometimes occur after brochures are printed. To obtain updates, go to cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/ Regulations.aspx. » HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid April 1–March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Accessibility. aspx for details. CAMP RESERVATIONS HUNTING RESERVATIONS CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 58 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44-47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. TO RESERVE A CAMPSITE, YURT OR CABIN, go online to use the reservation system at cpw.state.co.us. You also can call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-2267 from outside the Denver metro area. The reservation phone line is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS AND TRUST LANDS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. To make a hunting reservation, call (800) 846-9453, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. • Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, PACIFIC FLYWAY LANDS For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling (970) 255-6161. All reservation rules apply. » Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb/Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. 1 �STATE WILDLIFE AREAS WILDLIFE AREAS WHAT IS A STATE WILDLIFE AREA? State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) are state-owned lands that offer wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Green and white State Wildlife Area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Colorow Mountain SWA. Photo by © Mike Porras, CPW. STATE WILDLIFE AREA ACCESS RULES Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are PROHIBITED on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand must be removed at end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification Number and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use, they may be used by the public on first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or sec2 BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. tion marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from or block any CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a div- ing mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to posted swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes, regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �State Wildlife Areas 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands STATE WILDLIFE AREA PROPERTIES 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA is 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres STATE FISHING UNITS BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, hunting, dogs, fish- ing equipment, waders prohibited. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15-Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling (970) 375-6766 FACILITIES: restroom and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUS/ACRES: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and boat takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. WILDLIFE AREAS » WHAT IS AN SFU? The term stands for State Fishing Unit. There are 15 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. All SWA access rules (on page 2) apply. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. 3 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. WILDLIFE AREAS ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restrooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / ACRES: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ANDRICK PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FACILITIES: parking at N, S ends of SWA RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. 4 State Wildlife Areas e. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs must be on leash at this time. f. From Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, open only for migratory bird hunting within designated areas. See the 2016 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of spring turkey season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl and turkey seasons. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. Turkey hunters must check in at check station on CR AA, but may hunt entire property. i. Hunting reservations required, see “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per area at any time. Hunters must follow check-in and check-out procedures as posted. Hunters with reservations may not check in until 3 a.m. day of the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. From Sept. 1 through end of goose season, maximum of three reservations per hunter each year. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARIKAREE STATE WILDLIFE AREA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 5 miles south on Hwy 385 and turn east on CR 30. Go 6 miles east and turn south on CR PP and continue south for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5, go 1 mile east and 0.5 mile north. At the cattle guard continue 0.3 mile to the second cattle guard and entrance sign. The property between the cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy there is no access to the property. GMUs/ACRES: 102 / 2320 acres HUNTING: Hunting for small game, deer, and Rio Grande turkey. RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept 1-May 31. b. Public access is restricted to foot traffic only. c. Camping, fires, dog training, target practice and horseback riding are prohibited. d. Parking allowed in designated areas only. e. In designated areas, hunting is limited to youth mentor hunting only. No more than one mentor per youth hunter may engage in hunting within these designated areas. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/BIG BEND SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or for target practice. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. f. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. �State Wildlife Areas BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: BASALT SWA (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUS/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri. and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. No vehicles on dam. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, restroom RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. WILDLIFE AREAS a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privatelyowned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. 5 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands BIGHORN SPRINGS SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road is on E side of highway, look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: WILDLIFE AREAS a. Access for fishing only and only within the high-water line. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping and fires prohibited. BILLY CREEK SWA - Ouray, Montrose Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. BLACKTAIL (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. 6 State Wildlife Areas BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOB TERRELL SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 7 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1-April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 1-April 15. Foot access only. No dogs. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. �State Wildlife Areas BROWER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horseback riding prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Public access prohibited from March 1-Aug. 31 except for valid spring turkey hunters during spring turkey season. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th Street 1.5 miles to the signed access point (north of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access is immediately to the right. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNLEE 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. CALLOWAY UNIT: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BRUSH CREEK SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU/ACRES: 44 / 382 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing BRUSH HOLLOW SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS — TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WILDLIFE AREAS ON SCALVA PARCEL: Reservations required for all public use. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. a. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. b. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. c. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. From June 1-Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. e. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. f. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. No time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. d. NEW! When property is open to hunting, no more than two vehicles are allowed per group. Before Dec. 1, hunters must park in area they check into. Parking only in designated parking areas. e. From the last day of regular goose season until Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. f. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. g. From Sept. 1-Dec. 1, reservations required until sunrise. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters with reservations may not check in until midnight before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. h. Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through 7 �WILDLIFE AREAS 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands lottery system. Applications to enter lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, (970) 842-6300. i. From the Thurs. before teal season opens through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. j. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations required until sunrise to hunt on Dec. 1 (first day for small-game and big-game hunting). From Dec. 2 through the end of dark goose season, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. BUENA VISTA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing CABIN CREEK SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles NE (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles E (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then S (right) to the property. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping RESTRICTIONS: open May 1-Nov. 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. State Wildlife Areas CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, horseback riding, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, smallgame and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires a reservation. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Public access is for fishing only and only through designated parking areas. CHARLIE MEYERS SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA - Larimer Co. (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads 8 as posted. b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game CHESMORE SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 5 acres HUNTING: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: access by foot only. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized only in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU/ACRES: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 525 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 288 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles �State Wildlife Areas prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Montrose, Gunnison Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Open July 1 through Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. CLINE RANCH SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call (719) 836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1-Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maxi- mum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/ACRES: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, over- night parking prohibited. COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. COLOROW MOUNTAIN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of the east entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). SCENERY GULCH UNIT: take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to the property. TSCHUDDI GULCH UNIT: take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/ACRES: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping in primitive areas, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. WILDLIFE AREAS Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-end of January. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit north of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. From Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. 9 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands GMU/ACRES: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS - HATCHERY TRACT: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. DEEP CREEK TRACT: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. Deer and elk on John Kane tract. FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only 2. Open May 16-end of February 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. 10 State Wildlife Areas c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (North, South, East) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns only. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fish- ing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then turn right on CR 61 and go 1.8 miles to SWA access road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Public access is closed from December 1 to July 15 in the area bounded on the east by the Sand Creek Trail, on the north by the Dome Rock Trail, and on the west and south by the property boundaries. The Dome Rock Trail west of the Jack Rabbit Lodge is also closed from December 1 to July 15. DOUGLAS RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 765 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms �State Wildlife Areas or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake DIRECTIONS: ENTRANCE 1: From the junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of this road is private property. After entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) ENTRANCE 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. ENTRANCE 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rab- bit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See the 2016 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACTS (N AND S): Hunting allowed. See the 2016 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure for details. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. WILDLIFE AREAS DRONEY GULCH SWA - Chaffee Co. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then 11 �WILDLIFE AREAS 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, water- fowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1-Aug. 31. 12 State Wildlife Areas c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting is prohibited. Closed north of the Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANTZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1- July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. NEW! Hunting of dusky grouse and ruffed grouse is prohibited on the Upper Baldy Tract. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. f. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibit- ed within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. ON MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. �State Wildlife Areas GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash GRANITE SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. GRIEVE RANCH SWA (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/ACRES: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMUS/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HARDEMAN SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or taking out of vessels. HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with restroom and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15- July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. 13 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. NEW! Grace Creek Rd. closed to the public except to licensed hunters Aug. 16 through the last day of the 4th rifle season. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Otero, Bent Cos. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, wa14 State Wildlife Areas terskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting by permission only FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt, but only on Skipper’s Island. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PIONEER PARK UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: restroom, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. �State Wildlife Areas GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. During regular duck season, small-game hunters may not hunt around ponds occupied by waterfowl hunters. h. During regular duck season, all hunters must check in and check out at check station. Hunters may check in on a first-come, firstserved basis after 3 a.m. or after any other hunters check out. Hunters may only hunt the area they check into. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 & 2) - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 871 acres FISHING: warmwater lake (catch and release only) RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited. Access on foot or horseback only. JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream JUMBO RES. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater 15 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands WILDLIFE AREAS RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. NEW! Only boats used for fishing, placing or retrieving decoys, or retrieving downed waterfowl may be launched at the east boat ramp from Oct. 1 until the reservoir is frozen. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. f. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. JUMPING COW SWA - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only, for doe, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed and mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. NEW! Permits on the Woodard Unit will be issued with priority given to mobility-impaired hunters and to mentored youth hunters. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. 3. NEW!Applications for fall hunting access due the third Mon. in Aug. b. NEW! Dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, doewhite-tailed deer and doe mule deer hunting permitted. On the Woodard Unit, waterfowl, small game (excluding dove, turkey and coyote), doe pronghorn, doe mule deer and doe white-tailed deer hunting permitted. c. Permitted hunters and anglers may take one other non-hunter onto the property. NEW! On the Woodard Unit mobility-impaired hunters may take two non-hunters onto the property. The additional non-hunter(s) must remain with permit holder. d. NEW! Permitted dove or valid Woodard Unit hunters may access the property on opening day of their season. Other permitted hunters may enter the property after the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. e. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour 16 State Wildlife Areas after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. f. NEW! Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas and mobility-impaired hunters are allowed to use an OHV for hunting and game retrieval on the Woodard Unit. All other access by foot or horseback only. g. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. h. Camping, fires prohibited. i. NEW! Dogs prohibited on the Woodard Unit. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. KARNEY RANCH SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 13,580 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b Foot access only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Closed in building safety zone and other safety zones as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15- July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 354 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. �State Wildlife Areas LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easement) - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/ACRES: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, restroom, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU/ACRES: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in self-contained units. Camping allowed by all methods 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 water, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands LONE DOME SWA - Montezuma, Dolores Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. j. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. 17 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands k. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. LOVE MEADOW WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell WILDLIFE AREAS Blvd. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 50 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn on Hwy. 149, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. 18 DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: big game hunting is restricted to the use of archery equipment only. State Wildlife Areas MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: NEW! On weekends hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bob- white quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. c. NEW! Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by CPW or its agent for educational or training purposes without restrictions. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in one of four spaces in designated area. During regular duck season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in designated area. A reservation is required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.-noon. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 of a mile. SWA is on N side of highway. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 11 acres FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blinds RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and non- �State Wildlife Areas motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. The second parking area is 0.7 of a mile past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows and muzzleloaders only. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited, except when hunting which is permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloaders from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to the property boundary. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. JON WANGNILD UNIT: For the Seely or Sleepy Cat entrances, from Meeker, go 6.3 miles or 16 miles E on CR 8 and look for the CPW signs on the left. For the Kracht entrance, from Meeker, take CR 8 E for 3.5 miles. Go E on CR 6 for 6 miles. Go E on CR 40 for 2.7 miles and look for the CPW sign on the right. BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. WILDLIFE AREAS a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from the day after Labor Day through the end of the 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands ODD FELLOWS SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then 0.5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 0.8 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. OGDEN/TREAT SWA (Fishing Easement) - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 of a mile to parking area at the end of the road. GMU/ACRES: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated 19 �WILDLIFE AREAS 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2016 Small Game and Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing 20 State Wildlife Areas PADDOCK SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs/ACRES: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). DECKER TRACT: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 Aug. 1- Nov. 30. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Road) April 16-Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with a valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access the Decker Tract only during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. PERKINS SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 of a mile, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 83 acres HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 4 miles W on a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters two hours before sunrise and one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs are prohibited, except as aid to hunting. PICEANCE SWA - Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/ACRES: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water �State Wildlife Areas PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of USFS road 376 and Bull Park, hike approximately 3 miles on Bull Park Trail to the SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31. PIONEER PARK SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 49 acres DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2-Nov. 30. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas. PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wild- life viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. f. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. g. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, this includes (not limited to) boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing WILDLIFE AREAS PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS ON ALL UNITS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. 21 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RADIUM SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/ACRES: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. RALSTON CREEK SWA - Jefferson Co. WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed hunting only. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. Note: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: 22 a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. State Wildlife Areas c. Camping, fires prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed when hunting or bowfishing. f. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. g. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (Sedgwick CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. REDDY SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. RIVER ACCESS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. SHEEP MOUNTAIN ACCESS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wild- life viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. c. NEW! Big game archery hunting only. d. NEW! Parking in designated areas only and access to the Roselund Unit is day use only. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (Del Norte Fishing Easements) - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank Parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/ACRES: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited �State Wildlife Areas ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt, Grand Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs, turn W on Old Stage Road at the intersection of Old Stage Road and Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard. Follow Old Stage Road/Gold Camp Road (USFS Road 370) 11 miles to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking area. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Dam and area near caretaker’s house are closed. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. RUBY MOUNTAIN SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 of a mile. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 4 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only and only from the highwater line to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. SAM CAUDILL SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 of a mile and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA is on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road. To access the SWA, travel through San Luis State Park. Park fee will not be charged if continuing on to SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 2,031 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15- July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh Fishing Easement) - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp WILDLIFE AREAS on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. MCCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 0.1 of a mile W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing 23 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. WILDLIFE AREAS SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road). SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS SWA - Boulder Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU/ACRES: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular 24 State Wildlife Areas plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/ACRES: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. first Monday in August, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. SHRIVER-WRIGHT SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 120 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater river RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires and target practice prohibited. b. Hunting only with shotgun, bow or muzzleloader. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. SIKES RANCH SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/ACRES: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots — only 5 parking areas. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 2,157 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres �State Wildlife Areas HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / 30 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SMYTH SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. The parking area is at the SW corner of the bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 10 acres FISHING: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: sail surfing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, restrooms, drinking water, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted to give resting area for wintering waterfowl. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, GMU 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, GMU 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, restrooms, boat ramp DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing WILDLIFE AREAS SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: 25 �WILDLIFE AREAS 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting and bows for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. AUGMENTATION PONDS RULES: 1. Waterfowl hunting is by a limited draw lottery reservation system from the opening day of second duck season through the end of regular dark goose season. 2. Hunting allowed only on the specific pond/ hunt area for that day. Hunters are allowed to bring their own blinds. Shooting across roads is prohibited and strictly enforced.. Hunters must park in designated parking areas but may drop off decoys via existing 4-wheel-drive only roads as posted. Hunters must remain on existing roads. 3. Maximum 4 hunters per group per hunt day. No hunters may fill a spot if a reservation holder does not use the reservation. No additional parties are allowed to hunt after the lottery hunter has completed their hunt for the day. The hunter drawing the access permit must be present for the hunt. All hunters must check in at the existing check station. 4. To enter drawing, send a postcard or letter with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates to: CPW, Tamarack Ranch drawing, 122 E. Edison St., Brush, CO 80723. Must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Successful applicants notified by Oct. 21. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted to enter a drawing. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one postcard. Failure to hunt a reserved area without prior cancellation, or to follow check station procedures, may disqualify a person from making reservations for the remainder of the hunting season. 5. Ponds open to hunting without a reservation during the spring light goose conservation order season. All hunters must follow checkin and check-out procedures as posted. 26 State Wildlife Areas TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. NEW! Fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. NEW! Discharging firearms, pellet guns or bows prohibited in campgrounds. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/ACRES: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15- July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. TOMICHI CREEK SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from designated points. �State Wildlife Areas b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing NEW! TWIN SPRUCE PONDS SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 90 acres FISHING: Coldwater put and take trout fishery RECREATION: fishing, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Hunting and discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. d. Open sunrise to sunset with access from designated parking area only. TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. URAD LAKE SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 of a mile, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1-end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until the road is inaccessible (as posted). b. Motor vehicle use only in parking area. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as aid to hunting. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. VAN TUYL SWA - Gunnison Co. CABIN CREEK UNIT: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres LOST CANYON UNIT: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 1 mile E on Bear WILDLIFE AREAS DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restrooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. 27 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Wildlife Areas FACILITIES: campground, restroom, drinking WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WILDLIFE AREAS WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/ACRES: 87 / 1,793 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16-March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping 28 water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/ACRES: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: restroom, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. WILLOW CREEK SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road . GMU/ACRES: 102 / 920 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. Access by foot only, no horseback riding. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: restroom RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. YAMPA RIVER SWA - Routt Co. Th A s s 1 DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. 2 n 3 o �STATE TRUST LANDS The State Trust Land Public Access Program includes lands that are leased for the public to enjoy wildlife-related activities in these areas. They can be open to a variety of uses. The signs at each property will inform users what is allowed at each location. TRUST LANDS WHAT IS THE STATE TRUST LAND PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM? State Trust Lands, such as Shaw Creek STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and the rules of use. Photo by © Zach Spezze, CPW. ABOUT THE STATE TRUST LAND PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM Public access for wildlife-related recreation on 500,000 acres of State Trust Lands (STL) is made possible through the Public Access Program, a lease agreement between the State Land Board (SLB) and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Signs at individual properties describe allowed uses, rules and time frames for public use. » WHAT ARE TRUST LANDS? State Trust Lands were set aside at statehood (1876) and are owned and managed by the State Land Board, an agency within the Colorado Department of Natural Resources (DNR). They include about three million acres of state-owned lands used for a specific purpose — to generate revenue and provide financial support for Colorado public schools (K-12) and other public institutions. Only lands listed in this brochure are open to public use. » WHAT CAN I DO THERE? Lands enrolled in the Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. General recreation such as hiking, horseback riding and dog walking are not allowed under the program. Refer to the listings on the following pages for site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs, or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. » WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? Most properties are open for wildlife-related recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of February, unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. Unauthorized use or entry during closed periods is considered trespassing and may be subject to prosecution. » HOW DO THEY GENERATE REVENUE? The State Land Board issues a variety of longand short-term leases and permits on most properties for other uses as well, including livestock grazing, farming, and mining. Please be respectful of these other authorized uses on these lands and report any suspicious or unauthorized activity to a CPW officer. » WHERE ARE THEY? Public Access Lands are located throughout Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions, and map of parcels included in this brochure. STL PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM RULES The following restrictions apply to all STL Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. » Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on desig- nated roads. 3. ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. ACT RESPONSIBLY Only State Trust Lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any State Trust Land not listed in this brochure.) 4. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. CAMPING, FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. 6. ILLEGAL FIREARMS. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military- hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. YOUTH MENTOR HUNTING applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. CERTIFIED HAY, STRAW, MULCH ONLY. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed-free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 29 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Trust Lands STL PUBLIC ACCESS PROGRAM PROPERTIES 63 RANCH - Park Co. TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 3,225 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. ADAMS - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from State Forest State Park, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 3,640 acres (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS — ROUTE NO. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE NO. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game 30 ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 50, 58 / 8,692 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for coldwater stream fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Three reservations may be issued per day on the up-river west side of Hwy. 63; two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments. No more than four people per reservation. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. NEW! AGUA RAMON - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go E on Hwy. 160 for 7 miles. Then turn N on CR 18 and go 1.4 miles to CR 15. Turn E and go .3 miles, then turn N onto CR 65 (USFS Rd. 650) Go 1.3 miles and turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H. Access #1: From CR 65/USFS Rd. 650, turn W on USFS Rd. 630.2H and follow to NE corner of property. Access #2: From CR 65(USFS Rd. 650), turn W onto USFS Rd. 630.2H continue to 630.2C and follow to NW corner of property. GMUs/ACRES: 79 / 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, mule deer, pronghorn and small game BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. DIRECTIONS — LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN — LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream UPPER UNIT: fishing prohibited. �- BADGER FLATS - Park Co. DIRECTIONS — THREE POINTS OF ACCESS: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS — TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACT 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands GMUs/ACRES: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: portable hunting blinds only. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: Fom Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of Feb. for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/ACRES: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BRAVO - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. TRUST LANDS - Public Access Program �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. TRUST LANDS BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. BURCHFIELD - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. The STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse CARNERO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. 32 State Trust Lands Signs designate huntable area. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through the end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 201 / 26,509 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a �Public Access Program mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: access only available from USFS Rd. 101. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. TO ACCESS E PORTION OF PROPERTY: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/ACRES: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 819 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS — SECT. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. SECT. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion DRY FORK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 2,230 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-16, for sharp-tailed grouse hunting only HUNTING: sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only b. NEW! Grouse hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max 4 hunters per day on weekends and Labor Day and max 4 hunters per group application. Permits are free. Apply through the Steamboat Springs Service Center at PO Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or call 970-871-2855. Permit application deadline is July 1. Permits will be issued by drawing and successful applicants will be notified via mail. DUCK CREEK - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game TRUST LANDS CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. 33 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands GMU/ACRES: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl TRUST LANDS ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest State Park and parking areas only. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS NO. 1 - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ELK SPRINGS NO. 3 - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FERNLEAF GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - Fremont Co. 34 DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt State Trust Lands road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: open for youth/mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game GODIVA RIM - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. G GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream G G GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. b. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. H H GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS — SIX PARCELS: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. H �6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 420 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game HIGH CREEK - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS — TO E PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. TO W PARCEL: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 5,239 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. TRUST LANDS n Public Access Program JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JUMPING COW - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/ACRES: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Hunters and anglers must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a 35 �TRUST LANDS 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands drawing process. Applications available from the Denver office, (303) 291-7227. Applications are due the third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe whitetailed deer and doe mule deer b. One person not hunting or fishing may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access allowed two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. KARNEY RANCH - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 1,000 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. 36 DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February State Trust Lands HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LAGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From the first day of archery big-game season to last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on the portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in the SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. See map at cpw.state.co.us. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU/ACRES: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit LOS CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. MANZANARES CREEK - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take �CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: ACCESS 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. ACCESS 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area is on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. ACCESS 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. ACCESS 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. ACCESS 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5 miles to parking area on east side of CR 321 where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. ACCESS 6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go west on CR 323 to parking area at west end of STL on north side of CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 is by Foot and Horseback only. Motorized vehicle use is prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU/ACRES: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: NEW! Sept. 1-end of third combined deer and elk rifle season and for spring turkey season. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. c. NEW! No public access June 1-Aug. 31. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. TRUST LANDS s Public Access Program MILK CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS — SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS — NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/ACRES: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 320 acres 37 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat TRUST LANDS MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. MOONHILL - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU/ACRES: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From US Hwy 40 at mile post 5, go north on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land south of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access is by Foot or Horseback Only via BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, sage grouse, dusky grouse MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to 38 Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W State Trust Lands on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. MUD SPRINGS - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game only NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl only RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS — TO PARKING LOT 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. TO PARKING LOT 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 152 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River O NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: O O a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game P OVERLAND TRAIL - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers P RESTRICTIONS: a. Access allowed only from Overland Trail SWA parking lot. b. Camping and fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except as posted. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting. Discharge of bows also allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. P �Public Access Program OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OXBOW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/ACRES: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: Only Oxbow area of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1-Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig area office at (970) 824-3046. PARKDALE - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: 3 miles W of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/ACRES: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT CANYON/WHITBY - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS — WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80 C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. SECTS. 25 AND 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. SECT. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/ACRES: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. TRUST LANDS e. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. f. During regular duck season, all small-game and waterfowl hunters must check out at designated check station before leaving property. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/ACRES: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. PROSPECT - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. 39 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Trust Lands RESTRICTIONS: TRUST LANDS PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 5,189 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: as posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/ SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited within 0.25mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game 40 a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/ACRES: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage- grouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 128 / 12,554 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote SAND CREEK CENTRAL - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on the W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 5,038 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February �Public Access Program HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. SAND GULCH NO. 1 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. SAND GULCH NO. 2 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/ACRES: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SAND GULCH NO. 3 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SAND GULCH NO. 4 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/ACRES: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey SHAW CREEK - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game SIKES RANCH - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL is only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, (719) 336-6600, or by calling local officer at (719) 980-0025. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/ACRES: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU/ACRES: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote 41 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. 42 State Trust Lands GMU/ACRES: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game TED’S CANYON - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/ACRES: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds TEXAS CREEK NO. 1 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK NO. 2 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS — PARCEL 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. PARCEL 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest State Park. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Gunnison County/USFS Rd 887 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/ACRES: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse �TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,206 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max 8 hunters allowed daily. Max 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs area office, PO Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area; no motorized vehicles. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 461 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E 0.33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote TRUST LANDS a Public Access Program WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Driving or parking vehicles off county road in private hay meadows is prohibited. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: only access is from SWA parking area. NEW! ZAPATA FALLS - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 14.4 miles E on Hwy. 160. Turn N onto CO 150 and go 10.7 miles to Zapata Falls sign.Turn right and follow gravel road 3.5 miles to BLM trailhead parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 619 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for big game hunting. Year-round for wildlife viewing. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, bear and mountain lion RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited b. Hunting prohibited within designated safety zone adjacent to waterfall trail. 43 �STATE PARKS STATE PARKS MORE ABOUT STATE PARKS Rafters navigate The Numbers section of the Arkansas River at Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area. The park offers 152 miles of river access, as well as picnicking, fishing, hunting, OHV, mountain biking and more. Photo by © CPW. STATE PARK ACCESS RULES The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. PARK HOURS » Most parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting, but please see individual park listings for exceptions. » Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Some day-use parks have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. CAMPING & RESERVATIONS » Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678- Scattered across the state, from prairies to peaks and suburbs to forests, Colorado’s 42 state parks beckon visitors with outdoor fun throughout the year. You can enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us. FEES AND PASSES FEES AND ENTRANCE PASSES » Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. » Daily passes are $7-$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. » Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a per-person fee (for walk-in or bicyclists). » CHERRY CREEK STATE PARK is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. CAMP (2267) outside the Denver metro area. » A non-refundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. » Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. HUNTING ON STATE PARKS » Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. ANNUAL PASSES » $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. » An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. » Available at any state park, at CPW offices, https://wildlifestore.state.co.us/p-355-annual-parks-pass.aspx, or by calling (303) 866-3437. » Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. 44 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands STATE PARKS PROPERTIES NOTE: This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For rules and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online at cpw.state.co.us/park-map ARKANSAS HEADWATERS - Chaffee, Fremont, Lake and Pueblo Cos. DIRECTIONS TO VISITOR CENTER: From the intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st Street). Go 1 block past stoplight to G Street, turn right 1 block to Sackett Avenue, turn left. Visitor Center is on left corner of Sackett and G streets. PHONE: (719) 539-7289 ACRES: 13,951 land acres, 152 miles of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, including group picnicking, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, whitewater boating, camping, hiking, mountain biking, OHV, hunting, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Road, then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. PHONE: (303) 659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center RECREATION: hunting by reservation only, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing BONNY LAKE - Yuma Co. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed and there is no water and electric available. BOYD LAKE - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take exit 257 and head W on Hwy. 34/Eisenhower Blvd. Turn right (N) on Boise Ave. then turn right (E) on 37th Street (E CR 24E)/CR 11C. The park is located on the E side of N CR 11C. PHONE: (970) 669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing CASTLEWOOD CANYON - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Road), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. PHONE: (303) 688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography CHATFIELD - Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, go W on C-470 to CHERRY CREEK - Arapahoe Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Road, follow signs to E entrance of park. PHONE: (303) 690-1166 ACRES: 3,532 land acres, 880 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at the light into the park entrance. PHONE: (719) 576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking CRAWFORD - Delta, Montrose Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. PHONE: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ELDORADO CANYON - Boulder Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 36, take the Su- perior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance is on W side of Eldorado Springs. VISITOR CENTER: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. PHONE: (303) 494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: rock climbing, hiking, biking, ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until you get 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. PHONE: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing ELKHEAD RESERVOIR - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 W approximately 41 miles to Moffat CR 29. Go right another 5 miles to CR 28; turn right to reservoir access. PHONE: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing STATE PARKS BARR LAKE - Adams Co. Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Drive (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Road to Plum Creek entrance. PHONE: (303) 791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, swim beach, model airplane field RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property GOLDEN GATE CANYON - Jefferson, Gilpin Cos. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Road; turn left and go 13 miles to the visitor center. PHONE: (303) 582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing HARVEY GAP - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First Street. Turn N on First Street and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 of a mile to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. PHONE: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling HIGHLINE LAKE - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From the Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 5 miles to Q Road, then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Road and N 1 mile to the park. PHONE: (970) 858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres FACILITIES: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming 45 �2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands JACKSON LAKE - Morgan, Weld Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. PHONE: (970) 645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing JAMES M. ROBB / COLORADO RIVER - Mesa Co. PHONE: (970) 434-3388 or (970) 858-9188 (Fruita Section) STATE PARKS CONNECTED LAKES DIRECTIONS: From the SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. ACRES: 20 land acres, 30 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, boating CORN LAKE DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. ACRES: 100 land acres, 22 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails FRUITA DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 of a mile to entrance on W. ACRES: 20 land acres, 15 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating NOTE: Swim beach closed indefinitely ISLAND ACRES DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. ACRES: 627 land acres, 251 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming JOHN MARTIN RESERVOIR - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. PHONE: (719) 829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing LAKE PUEBLO - Pueblo Co. 46 DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Avenue. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. PHONE: (719) 561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres State Parks FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming LATHROP - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. PHONE: (719) 738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf LONE MESA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to park. PHONE: (970) 882-2213 ACRES: 11,780 land acres NOTE: the park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. LORY - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N through LaPorte. Turn left at Bellvue exit (CR 52E) and go 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and go 1.4 miles to CR 25G. Turn right, go 1.6 miles to park entrance. PHONE: (970) 493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing MANCOS - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 of a mile, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. PHONE: (970) 533-7065, offseason (970) 8822213 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing MUELLER - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. PHONE: (719) 687-2366 ACRES: 5,121 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing NAVAJO - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. PHONE: (970) 883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres - the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming NOTE: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. NORTH STERLING - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From the Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut Street (Hwy 6). Follow Hwy 6 W for 2 miles over the bridge. Turn N on North 3rd Street. Make a slight left onto Sidney Avenue and continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and go W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39, follow the paved road N for 10 miles. PHONE: (970) 522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres FACILITIES: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming PAONIA - Gunnison, Pitkin Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. PHONE: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing PEARL LAKE - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to park. PHONE: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling RIDGWAY - Ouray Co. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. PHONE: (970) 626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing RIFLE FALLS - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. PHONE: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, electrical hookups RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing �State Parks 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands DIRECTIONS: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. PHONE: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling ROXBOROUGH - Douglas Co. SAN LUIS - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 of a mile to entrance. PHONE: (719) 378-2020 ACRES: 602 land acres, 684 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing SPINNEY MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. PHONE: (970) 723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, Dinner & Dancing, Colorado Style When you buy your state parks pass, don’t forget your fishing license so you can spend some quality time together cpw.state.co.us DIRECTIONS: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. PHONE: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps RECREATION: hunting, fishing, boating SEASONAL CLOSURE: from time the reservoir ices over in the fall until ice off in spring ST. VRAIN - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. PHONE: (303) 678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, dump station RECREATION: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing STAGECOACH - Routt Co. STATE FOREST - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 hiking, biking, horseback riding, boating, backcountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, mountain climbing STAUNTON - Jefferson, Park Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. PHONE: (303) 816-0912 ACRES: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites RECREATION: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing STEAMBOAT LAKE - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129 (at the 7-11 store). Turn N, go 25 miles to the visitor center. PHONE: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling SWEITZER LAKE - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. PHONE: (970) 874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing SYLVAN LAKE - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147), turn S, take first right out of the roundabout onto Hwy. 6. At next roundabout, turn right onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Follow signs 10 miles. PHONE: (970) 328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling TRINIDAD LAKE - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25, take Exit 13B going E into Trinidad. Turn left at fourway stop onto Nevada, cross the river. At the next four-way stop, turn left onto Hwy. 12, go 3 miles W. PHONE: (719) 846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing STATE PARKS DIRECTIONS: Take C-470 to the Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to the park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on the access road to reach the visitor center. PHONE: (303) 973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres FACILITIES: visitor center RECREATION: hiking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. PHONE: (970) 736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station RECREATION: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling © DENNIS MCKINNEY, CPW RIFLE GAP - Garfield Co. VEGA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. PHONE: (970) 487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres FACILITIES: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center RECREATION: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling YAMPA RIVER - Routt, Moffat Cos. DIRECTIONS: All sites can be accessed from Colo. 40 W of Steamboat Springs, from Hayden to Deer Lodge Park Rd. Elkhead Res. is 10 miles E and N of Craig. PHONE: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles FACILITIES: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center RECREATION: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 47 �48 6 SPI PA 21 PA 20 5 4 CC 3 3 2 LR 27 1 PA 9 STN PA 11 6 Golden 93 ELE PA 13 PA 8 PA 1 ELE VEN MILE RE S. Pike NF 67 24 TE 1 F MUE Woodland Park TELLER COUNTY DG 1 83 WE 8 79 Keenesburg 76 WE 3 34 24 Kiowa G EP 1 86 ELBERT COUNTY Simla EB 2 ARAPAHOE Byers te Ri ve MG 9 COUNTY EB 1 r 94 71 MG 8 H H Fort Morgan MG 2 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY P l at MG 7 Wiggins MG 1 JAC JA CKSON RE S. S o u th EMPIRE RES. 52 Calhan EL PASO COUNTY Elbert Elizabeth Bennett WE 5 14 Grover RIVE RSIDE RES . ADAMS COUNTY WE 1 6 WE 7 WELD COUNTY Colorado Springs Monument 25 CAS Parker CHE Larkspur Manitou Springs Castle Rock Pikes Peak DOUGLAS COUNTY PARK COUNTY 67 DG 2 CHE RRY CRE EK RE S. AD 2 BAR Hudson Ft. 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COUNTY LI 2 LI 3 LI 1 Hugo LINCOLN COUNTY Punkin Center Comanche NG OTERO Rocky Ford COUNTY Crowley CROWLEY 94 ELBERT COUNTY R F r MAPS DG 1 BE 3 BE 1 BE 11 BE 10 Las Animas BE 4 BE 6 JMR I BA 7 BA 6 BA 4 BENT COUNTY BE 5 287 r Springfield BA 5 BA 3 Granada 385 J PR 2 Campo BACA Vilas J COUNTY BA 9 116 BA 1 PR 1 PR 6 BA 2 89 PR 4 Holly Walsh PR PROWERS 3 COUNTY BA 10 PR 5 BA 8 287 PR 7 NE E NOS HE RE S. Lamar Wiley KI 3 KI 1 Comanche NG Pritchett Ri ve KI 2 Eads Kit Carson Cheyenne Wells CHEYENNE COUNTY KIT CARSON COUNTY KI 4 KIOWA COUNTY JOHN MARTIN RE SERVOIR BE 8 BE 7 ADOB E CRE EK RES. 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GF 10 RB 3 RB 2 Grand Mesa NF Collbran Cedaredge 65 70 13 Meeker 13 MF 40 MF 8 MF 31 MF MF 25 7 Parachute ME 10 MF 21 MF 36 MOFFAT COUNTY MF 20 MF 3 Rio Blanco MF 43 MF 37 MF 5 MF 45 MF 28 MF 27 MF 4 C PEA Eagle EA 4 Crested Butte Maroon Bells PITKIN COUNTY EA 1 RO 9 131 RO 18 GU 15 82 GR 21 Avon GR 15 134 GR 10 GR 11 D PI 1 LAKE LK 2 JA 2 125 GR 1 GREE N MTN. RES. GR 7 GR 18 24 Leadville Red Cliff GR 3 SU 1 GR 6 91 PA 4 Blue River Alma GR 20 CC 5 CC 1 PA 23 PA 10 SUMMIT COUNTY Breckenridge 40 Winter Park Fraser E LR 1 Idaho Springs 70 Black Hawk GILPIN 119 COUNTY Nederland Ward 72 LR 33 Estes Park PA 9 PA 13 PA 18 PA 11 CC 4 ELE SPINNEY MTN. RES. PA 22 Pike NF 285 Mt. Evans COUNTY CLEAR CREEK CC 3 LAK E GRANBY Longs Peak NATIONAL PARK LR 10 LR 24 LR 20 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Roosevelt NF LR 27 LR 2 LR 38 LARIMER COUNTY SHADOW MTN. RES. Grays Peak DILLON RES. Dillon Arapaho NF GR 14 14 LR 5 LR 11 LR 7 LR 16 GR 16 GR 5 LR 25 LR 15 COUNTY STA JA 31 LR 14 Granby Hot Sulphur Springs GR 13 Silverthorne GR 8 GR 17 GRAND JA 9 LR 17 LR 26 JA 21 JA 30 JA 20 JA 12 JA 28 JA 1 JA 22 JA 11 JA 4 Routt NF JA 15 GR 12 Minturn JA 17 Walden JA 7 JA 13 JA 32 JA 5 JA 23 E PARK COUNTY COUNTY Fairplay LK PA LK Mt. 4 PA 19 PA Massive 5 15 LK 20 PA PA LK Mt. Elbert 3 PA 25 17 1 PA CH 16 PA PA La Plata CHAFFEE 21 13 CH 14 Peak PA 24 CO. CH 28 CH 2 PA Mt. PA 10 Harvard CH 9 6 SPI CH 5 15 8 CH CH 4 CH 14 16 White River NF EA 5 EA 6 Vail GR 9 GR 2 GR 4 JA 29 14 JA 3 JA 18 JA 8 JA 26 Kremmling GR 19 JA 24 JA 16 JA 6 JA 27 JA 19 JA 25 JA 14 JA 10 Mt. of the Holy Cross RO 19 70 SYLVAN LAK E Aspen SYL EA 2 EA 3 EAGLE COUNTY Gypsum RO 16 Yampa D JACKSON COUNTY 125 Steamboat Springs RO 3 Routt NF RO 4 40 RO 2 RO RO 1 21 Oak Creek STG RO 8 RO 10 ROUTT COUNTY RO 22 RO 17 STEAMBOAT LAK E STE D i v ide Co 50 ee C o n tin e n t al r MAPS PA 1 6 PA 8 5 CC 4 2 GOG BOULDER 3 COUNTY 2 LR 32 1 LR 8 LANDS MAP - NORTHWEST o . �es 491 A MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK Cortez MZ 8 MZ 6 Dolores MZ 10 Mancos MZ 4 s DO 3 D ol or e MZ 2 MZ 7 MAN MZ 1 MZ 9 DO 4 DO 5 SM 2 Norwood R MONTROSE Uncompahgre NF DE 1 140 B Rico San Juan NF Mt. Wilson LP 1 LP 5 550 550 SJ 1 LP 4 Ignacio 172 C 50 PAO 149 AR 1 C NAV NAVA JO RESERVOIR 160 HI 6 on HI 3 AR 2 GU 17 San Luis Peak 149 D i MINERAL COUNTY 84 ARCHULETA COUNTY MI 1 MI 2 160 D RG 6 Del Norte RG 8 SA 12 SA 2 CN 13 CONEJOS COUNTY CN 5 CN 4 CN 2 RIO GRANDE COUNTY RG 1 SA 6 COUNTY SAGUACHE RG 4 South Fork SA 4 GU 3 Rio Grande NF GU 11 GU 18 GU GU 20 12 Pitkin Mt. Harvard La Plata Peak Mt. Massive LK 2 LAKE Mt. CO. Elbert Gunnison NF GU 16 D SA 7 RG 2 114 MI 3 SA 5 SA 3 GU 6 GU 19 GU 4 GU 15 GU 1 GU 9 Rio Grande NF MI 4 Creede GU 7 135 GU 13 Gunnison GU 10 82 PITKIN COUNTY Aspen Crested Butte Maroon Bells t in en t a l GU 5 GU 8 Marble Pagosa Springs HI 5 HI 1 HI 4 BLUE MESA RE S. GU 14 COUNTY Lake City HI 2 GU 2 GUNNISON PAONIA RE S. HINSDALE COUNTY Redcloud Peak Uncompahgre Peak Uncompahgre NF MT 2 92 151 VALLE CITO RE SERVOIR Bayfield COUNTY LP 3 550 Durango LP 2 Ouray SAN JUAN COUNTY Telluride Mt. Sneffels Silverton Ridgway RID OU 1 COUNTY 62 OURAY CRA 133 BLACK CANYON OF THE GUNNISON NATIONAL PARK RIDGWAY RE S. MT 1 DE 3 Crawford DE 2 Paonia CRAWFORD RES . Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Montrose 92 Olathe LA PLATA SM 6 SM 7 r 145 ive 145 COUNTY 348 SWE Delta Cedaredge 65 Grand Mesa NF VEG vid e 160 491 MZ 5 LON n Palisade ME 8 ME B5 C COUNTY DO 2 MCPHEE RES . MZ 3 SM 4 SM 1 Nucla SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 3 SM 5 DOLORES COUNTY 141 141 n 50 ME 3 CRP ME 9 ME 11 ME 1 iv LK 4 PA 22 SA 15 o CN 9 CN 7 17 RG 9 CN 14 CN 6 CN 12 CN 3 RG 3 RG 5 RG 7 285 Antonito an 17 E CN 8 FR 17 FR 10 FR 7 SAN LUIS LAK E CN 10 Alamosa COUNTY 150 Blanca CO 3 AL 4 142 159 COSTILLA COUNTY ALAMOSA SLL AL 3 GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK CO 2 10 9 HU 5 CUSTER 8 CU CO. 4 CU 5 FR 3 7 FR 13 FR 4 6 PA 8 5 CU 3 Westcliffe FR 14 FR 21 CU 2 69 PA 26 FR 19 FREMONT COUNTY FR FR 6 20 FR 22 PA 12 Crestone Peak FR 16 FR 12 FR 15 PA 7 PA 3 SA 16 de CN 11 La Jara AL 2 Manassa 370 Hooper SA 14 SA 10 Moffat SA 17 SA 9 SA 18 AL 1 285 SA 19 Center SA 13 SA 20 Saguache 285 SA 11 Monte Vista Ri 112 SA 1 SA 8 CN 1 CH 24 CH CH CH 5 3 CH 6 CH CH 29 2 CH 25 CH CH CH 19 CH 1 21 27 11 Salida CH CH Poncha CH 20 AHR 26 Springs 22 CH CH 50 CH 23 12 17 CH 18 CH 7 Buena Vista PA PA 19 PA 15 LK 20 PA PA LK 3 PA 25 17 1 CH 16 PA PA PA 21 SPINNEY 13 CH 14 PA 24 MTN. RES. CH 28 CH 2 PA PA PA 10 CH PA 9 6 SPI CH 13 5 9 15 8 CH CH 4 CH PARK 9 ELE 14 COUNTY 16 LK 5 E Fairplay r 10 R MONTEZUMA Dove Creek lor r 9 DO 1 Do 8 e 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 er 90 iv ME 12 do l o ra Co iv 7 Gateway ME 6 Grand Junction ME 4 Fruita un 6 5 ME 7A R CHAFFEE CO. G o is G MAPS R LANDS MAP - SOUTHWEST 51 �MAPS GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 52 �Index 2016 Colorado State Recreation Lands LAND INDEX State Wildlife Areas, Trust Lands, Fishing Units, Parks (F. E.) by property name denotes property is a fishing easement COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX MAP PAGE 104 38 104 2,890 50 400 BAR AD-1 AD-2 G-3 F-4 G-3 48 791 80 82 82 82 1,465 714 1,286 2,031 619 AL-1 AL-2 SLL AL-3 AL-4 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 4,412 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 125, 126, 146 19,471 126 1,000 126 13,580 146 1,520 125 69 130 960 130 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 ADAMS COUNTY Barr Lake State Park Lowell Ponds SWA Whitehorse SWA ALAMOSA COUNTY Higel SWA Playa Blanca SWA San Luis State Park San Luis Lakes SWA Zapata Falls STL ARAPAHOE COUNTY Cherry Creek State Park ARCHULETA COUNTY Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park BACA COUNTY 125 125 125 125 126 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 48 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 48, 50 6,193 AHR E-7 11 CH-1 E-6 542 8 41 61 60 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 86 84 640 500 780 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 72, 711 711 2,359 640 DO-1 DO-2 A-8 A-8 51 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL CUSTER COUNTY Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL DELTA COUNTY CHAFFEE COUNTY Arkansas Headwaters State Park multiple Arkansas River/ 56 Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 Bighorn Springs SWA 57, 481 Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) 49, 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 Champion SWA 57, 481 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-5 CN-6 CN-4 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 57 56 57 56 49 56, 481 MAP PAGE COSTILLA COUNTY CLEAR CREEK COUNTY Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 Chesmore SWA Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Smyth SWA (F. E.) Tiger Lily Creek STL Wright’s Lake SWA Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA BOULDER COUNTY Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 ACRES CONEJOS COUNTY BENT COUNTY Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA GRID INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 GMU MAPS Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 4 597 14 10 398 84 MAP POINT CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 CH-29 COUNTY & LAND NAME 51 Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park DOLORES COUNTY Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL 53 �314 606 5,030 11,780 MAP POINT DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON GRID INDEX B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 33 33, 42 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 50 941 48 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 GF-9 GF-10 38 11,903 GOG F-4 48 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park 71 71 70, 71 711 MAP PAGE 51 48, 49 EAGLE COUNTY Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL ELBERT COUNTY Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA EL PASO COUNTY Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL MAPS FREMONT COUNTY Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & #2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 49, 51 54 GRID INDEX 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 451 GR-5 E-3 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 85 84 84 85 861 85 85 861 85 85 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 544 2,192 640 1,420 960 585 80 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 HU-5 LAT HU-6 HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 MAP PAGE 50 GUNNISON COUNTY Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 51 HINSDALE COUNTY 51 HUERFANO COUNTY GILPIN COUNTY Golden Gate Canyon State Park MAP POINT Antelope Creek STL 181 Carter Creek STL 181 Copper Mountain STL 28 East Carter Mountain STL 181 Granby Ranch SWA 28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 Junction Butte SWA 37 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 Middle Park STL 27 Milk Creek STL 27 Perkins SWA 181 Pioneer Park SWA 18 Ptarmigan STL 28 Radium SWA 15, 27, 361 Red Mountain SWA 28 Slide Mountain STL 18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 West Carter Mountain STL 181 Windy Gap WWA 18 Windy Ridge STL 27 Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA GARFIELD COUNTY Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA ACRES GMU GRAND COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA COUNTY & LAND NAME Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 49 49 �MAP POINT GRID INDEX Adams STL 6 3,640 Brownlee SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 2 mi. Brownlee 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 1.2 mi. Cohagen STL 171 2,848 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 Indian Creek STL 171 640 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 Lake John SWA 161 847 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 Manville SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 4.4 mi. Murphy SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 6 mi. North Platte STL 16 152 Odd Fellows SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 0.8 mi. Owl Creek STL 171 640 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,189 Red Canyon STL 16 640 Richard SWA 161 2,323 Ridge Road STL 16 320 Sand Creek STL 6 5,038 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 State Forest State Park 6,7,19,171 71,194 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 Verner SWA 16 2 mi. JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 STA JA-30 JA-31 JA-32 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 GMU MAP PAGE JACKSON COUNTY 50 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 51 Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 50 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 8 8 19 20 8, 19 20 20 200 12 58 51 352 308 2,004 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 48, 50 48 LAKE COUNTY Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) LARIMER COUNTY Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 354 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 96 91 91 90 90 96 91 96 89 96 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 120 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 40 192 200 1,297 10,696 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 9 191 191 20 19 19 87 191 5,318 2,100 3,834 LA PLATA COUNTY Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Forks SWA Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL Narrows SWA North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA 51, 461 38 39, 46 KIT CARSON COUNTY Flagler Reservoir SWA 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 ACRES Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park KIOWA COUNTY Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL GRID INDEX E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 GMU MAP PAGE 48, 50 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 4 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 13 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 30 480 500 640 90 44 1,793 38 MAP POINT LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LOR LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 LR-36 LR-37 LR-38 COUNTY & LAND NAME MAPS ACRES COUNTY & LAND NAME LINCOLN COUNTY LOGAN COUNTY Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 48 48 55 �COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP POINT GRID INDEX 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 67 38 562 1,439 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 30, 40 878 CRP B-5 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 10 12 211 2 11 11, 211 11 3 211 11 3 211 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 628 640 2,226 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-8 MF-7 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 ELH MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 MAP PAGE MESA COUNTY Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb / Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL Yampa River State Park 50 MINERAL COUNTY Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA 51 MAPS 56 GMU ACRES 2, 3 19,962 11 640 211 637 11 640 3, 11 1,021 4 640 3,11,13, 211, 134 mi. 301, 441 MAP POINT MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 GRID INDEX B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 YAM C-2 MAP PAGE 50 MONTEZUMA COUNTY Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Twin Spruce Ponds SWA Weber Canyon STL 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 71,73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 96 461 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 MZ-10 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-10 51 62 65 12 6,161 MT-1 MT-2 B-7 C-7 51 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50,58,581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 50 50 501 1,635 1,200 3,782 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 420 1,121 17,429 15 480 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-5 48, 49, 50, 51 MONTROSE COUNTY Chipeta Lake SWA Cimarron SWA MOFFAT COUNTY Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder STL Box Elder North STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL COUNTY & LAND NAME MORGAN COUNTY Andrick Ponds SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL OTERO COUNTY Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA OURAY COUNTY 50 Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park PARK COUNTY 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL �640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 MAP POINT PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 GRID INDEX E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 MAP PAGE 48, 49, 50, 51 PHILLIPS COUNTY Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA PITKIN COUNTY Coke Oven SWA PROWERS COUNTY Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 11, 21, 22, 31 25,193 11, 22 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 49 PUEBLO COUNTY Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL RIO BLANCO COUNTY Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 79 80 80 80 791 79 791 80 791 640 102 1,280 799 64 124 935 469 120 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-5 RG-6 RG-7 RG-8 RG-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 15 15 214 131 441 441 441 131 26 214 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 2,230 674 34 457 360 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 12 441 13, 441 231 2,039 5,239 724 640 RO-13 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-3 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 99 94 951 934 65 1,195 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 G-3 G-2 G-2 48 Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Twenty Mile STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA 14, 214 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 13 MAP PAGE 50 SAGUACHE COUNTY Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL SEDGWICK COUNTY SAN JUAN COUNTY Andrews Lake SWA 51 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA ROUTT COUNTY Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Dry Fork STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 ACRES Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA RIO GRANDE COUNTY Agua Ramon STL Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Rio Grande SWA Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA GRID INDEX D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 GMU MAPS 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 1,206 2,006 866 MAP POINT RO-17 RO-18 PEA RO-19 RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 STG STE RO-23 RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 COUNTY & LAND NAME SUMMIT COUNTY Blue River SWA TELLER COUNTY 50 Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA WASHINGTON COUNTY Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA WELD COUNTY Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Continued on back cover 57 �Printed for free distribution by Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2016 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. Some State Wildlife Areas and State Parks have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the fishing brochure to ensure they comply with all state fishing regulations. Land index, continued from page 57 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 MAP POINT WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 GRID INDEX F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 2,320 332 287 3,682 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 COUNTY & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 102 103, 109 101 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 MAP PAGE 48 YUMA COUNTY Arikaree SWA Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU REPORT POACHERS 48 Subscribe to Colorado Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 75 years it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt and the annual hunting and fishing guides offers a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe call 1-800-417-8986. OPERATION GAME THIEF: 1-877-COLOOGT EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US Earn a reward payment for reporting poachers or resource violations by calling Operation Game Thief. Callers don’t have to reveal their name, testify in court or sign a deposition. Email for details. Do not call for information requests or emergencies. THIS BROCHURE contains information on state-owned properties. It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/regulations online brochure � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a32682515471d45013c6e332d7e9d3e6.pdf 8763c074e25bbf91320715ecd50ac767 PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands inside: state wildlife areas, State trust lands, State Parks online brochure cpw.state.co.us �» 2015 COLORADO RECREATION LANDS BROCHURE CORRECTIONS UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 4, 2015 C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands PAGE CORRECTION AS PRINTED IN BROCHURE STATE TRUST LANDS inside: state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state Parks WARMER GULCH STL online brochure cpw.state.co.us Please see the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website at: cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/ Pages/Regulations.aspx for complete regulation information 43 WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote NEW! RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area, no motorized vehicles. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands TABLE OF CONTENTS CORRECTION LIST click to see post-printing changes What’s New in 2015........................................ 1 • How to make a hunting reservation..................................... 1 • How to reserve a park campsite, yurt or cabin................... 1 State Wildlife Areas.................................. 2-28 • What is an SWA?....................................................................... 2 • SWA access rules....................................................................... 2 • SWA properties and regulations.....................................3-28 State Fishing Units......................................... 3 • What is an SFU?.........................................................................3 State Trust Lands Public Access Program........................... 29-43 • What is the STL Public Access Program?...........................29 • STL access rules.......................................................................29 • STL public access properties and regulations............30-43 State Parks .............................................. 44-47 • Park access rules, park hours, fees and passes, camping and reservations....................................................44 • State parks property listings .........................................45-47 Maps........................................................ 48-52 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northeast ..................48 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southeast ..................49 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northwest .................50 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southwest .................51 • Game Management Unit map.............................................52 Land Index by County ........................... 53-58 CPW OFFICE LOCATIONS cpw.state.co.us ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our 42 parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. BRUSH 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 ADMINISTRATION 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 (303) 297-1192 LIFE HACK: BOOKMARK THIS BROCHURE ON YOUR SMARTPHONE. bit.ly/coloradolands Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 cpw.state.co.us Editor: John Marín Cover photo, family biking in Cheyenne Mountain State Park, © Wayne Lewis Printed July 2015 by Publication Printers, Denver. 150,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director: Robert Broscheid ABBREVIATION KEY 4WD — 4-wheel-drive ATV — All-terrain vehicle BLM — Bureau of Land Management CO./COs. — County/counties CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR — County Road GMU — Game Management Unit HWY. — Highway JCT. — Junction OHV — Off-highway vehicle RD. — Road RES. — Reservoir SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SWA — State Wildlife Area USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE — North, north- west, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southE— W— west, southeast East West The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members are (as of July 2015): Robert W. Bray, Chair • Chris Castilian, Vice Chair • Jeanne Horne, Secretary • John Howard, Jr. • Bill Kane • Dale Pizel • James Pribyl • James Vigil • Dean Wingfield • Michelle Zimmerman • Alex Zipp • Mike King, ex-officio member • Don Brown, ex-officio member CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices and online at cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx. �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands ON THE COVER A family biking in Cheyenne Mountain State Park, © Wayne Lewis/CPW. Other photos, left to right: 1. Kids fishing at Cherry Creek, © Wayne Lewis/CPW. 2. Pheasant hunting, © Mike DelliVeneri/CPW. 3. Water recreation at Chatfield State Park, © Wayne Lewis/CPW. 4. Fishing at Lowell Ponds State Wildlife Area, © Wayne Lewis/CPW. 5. Bowhunting, © Wayne Lewis/CPW. DOWNLOAD MAPS ONLINE State Wildlife Area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/ placestogo/parks/Pages/ WildlifeAreaMap.aspx State Trust Lands maps: cpw.state.co. us/placestogo/ Pages/State TrustLands. aspx To learn about parks, go to the Park Finder at: cpw.state.co. us/placestogo/parks/Pages/ ParkMap.aspx WHAT’S NEW2015 » ATTN! RESTRICTIONS TO WARMER GULCH STL... Please note that motorized vehicle access is prohibited at Warmer Gulch STL, despite being omitted from the printed 2015 brochure. Only access by foot or on horseback is allowed from the designated parking area. See page 43 for details. » LAND OPENINGS... Two new properties with a variety of wildlife recreational opportunities opened this year for public access. The new State Wildlife Area (SWA) is Arikaree in Yuma County. The new State Trust Land is Moosehead Mountain in Moffat County. See inside for individual property rules and details. » YOUR HABITAT STAMP DOLLARS AT WORK... During 2014, Colorado Parks and Wildlife closed 6 real estate projects funded through the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Protection Program (a partnership that combines hunter and angler Habitat Stamp funds and Great Outdoors Colorado funds). These projects include 3 perpetual conservation easements (which protect 26,185 acres of wildlife habitat) and 3 public access easements (which provide 23,484 acres of new public access for hunting, fishing and wildliferelated recreation activities). Colorado Parks and Wildlife partnered with The Nature Conservancy, Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust, and Aspen Valley Land Trust to complete all 3 conservation easement transactions. » LAND CLOSURES... A few properties have closed to public access. These include Boyd Ponds SWA in Morgan County, Wellington Reservoir #4 in Larimer County and Deep Creek STL in Routt County. » HUNTING RESERVATION CHANGES... As a reminder, there were many changes made in 2014 for reserving waterfowl and small game hunting spots on properties in Morgan and Logan counties. If you plan on making a reservation, check this brochure first to ensure you follow correct procedures. Properties affected include: Andrick Ponds, Atwood, Brush, Brush Prairie Ponds, Elliott, Jackson Lake, Jean K. Tool, Red Lion and Tamarack Ranch. See inside for individual property rules. » ALLOWING BOW FISHING AT RIO GRANDE, SHRIVER-WRIGHT, RUSSELL LAKES AND HIGEL SWAS... Bow fishing was previously prohibited at Rio Grande, Shriver-Wright, Russell Lakes, and Higel State Wildlife Areas, and had been for over 20 years. Reasoning for the previous prohibition is largely unknown; however during the time these regulations were created, there was more of an interest in fly fishing for carp on the Rio Grande and bow fishing had not yet gained the popularity in the San Luis Valley that it has today. The San Luis Valley has limited bow fishing opportunities. Allowing the public to bow fish at Rio Grande, Shriver-Wright, Russell Lakes, and Higel State Wildlife Areas will attract more anglers to these SWA’s and could serve as an effective carp management tool in these waters. » MOUNT EVANS SWA... has become a popular destination for hikers, bird watchers, mountain bikers, campers, and most significantly, dog walkers. One of the unintended consequences of the increased popularity and use of this SWA is a decrease in use by elk and deer and the impact that has on hunters. Restricting public access to hunting and fishing activities only after Labor Day through the end of the 4th regular rifle season will have positive impacts for wildlife as well as licensed hunters and anglers. » HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18–64. Stamps are valid April 1–March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Accessibility. aspx for details. CAMP RESERVATIONS HUNTING RESERVATIONS CABINS, YURTS, CAMPSITES THERE ARE MORE THAN 4,000 CAMPSITES and 58 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44-47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. TO RESERVE A CAMPSITE, YURT OR CABIN, go online to use the reservation system at cpw.state.co.us. You also can call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-2267 from outside the Denver metro area. The reservation phone line is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. SOME STATE WILDLIFE AREAS AND TRUST LANDS REQUIRE RESERVATIONS TO HUNT. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. To make a hunting reservation, call (800) 846-9453, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. THE FOLLOWING RULES APPLY: • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. • Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, PACIFIC FLYWAY LANDS For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling (970) 255-6161. All reservation rules apply. » Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb/Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. 1 �state wildlife areas wildlife areas What is a state wildlife area? State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) are state-owned lands that offer wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities, based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Green and white State Wildlife Area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Colorow Mountain SWA. Photo by © Mike Porras, CPW. state wildlife area access rules Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand must be removed at end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification Number and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use, they may be used by the public on first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or sec2 boat regulations All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. youth/mentor hunting Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. tion marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a div- ing mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to posted swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �State Wildlife Areas 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands state wildlife area properties 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/acres: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. Adobe Creek Res. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/Acres: 125 / 5,147 acres state fishing units BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/Acres: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/Acres: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. Directions: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/Acres: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15-Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling (970) 375-6766 FACILITIES: rest room and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. Directions: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/Acres: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/Acres: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/Acres: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/Acres: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and boat takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/acres: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. wildlife areas » What is an SFU? The term stands for State Fishing Unit. There are 15 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. All SWA access rules (on page 2) apply. Directions: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/Acres: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/Acres: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. 3 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. wildlife areas ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/Acres: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU/acres: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / acres: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. Directions: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook Andrick Ponds SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU/acres: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: waterfowl Facilities: parking at N, S ends of SWA Restrictions: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. 4 State Wildlife Areas e. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs must be on leash at this time. f. From Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, open only for migratory bird hunting within designated areas. See the 2015 Waterfowl or 2015 Small Game brochures. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of spring turkey season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl and turkey seasons. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. Turkey hunters must check in at check station on CR AA, but may hunt entire property. i. Hunting reservations required, see “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per area at any time. Hunters must follow check-in and check-out procedures as posted. Hunters with reservations may not check in until 3 a.m. before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. From Sept. 1 through end of goose season, maximum of three reservations per hunter each year. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/Acres: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing NEW! Arikaree State Wildlife Area - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray go 5 miles south on Hwy 385 and turn east on CR 30. Go 6 miles east and turn south on CR PP and continue south for 6.5 miles. From CR QQ.5 and 24.5 go 1 mile east and 0.5 mile north. At the cattle guard continue 0.3 mile to the second cattle guard and entrance sign. The property between the cattle guards is private property and permission is required to hunt. If roads are muddy there is no access to the property. GMUs/Acres: 102 / 2320 acres HUNTING: Hunting for small game, white-tail deer, mule deer, and Rio-Grande turkeys. RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open September 1 through May 31. b. Public access is restricted to foot traffic only. c. Camping, fires, dog training, target practice and horseback riding are prohibited. d. Parking allowed in designated parking areas only. e. In designated areas, hunting is limited to youth mentor hunting only. No more than one mentor per youth hunter may engage in hunting within these designated areas. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/Acres: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/Big Bend SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/Acres: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, horse use, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or for target practice. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. f. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres fishing: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. �State Wildlife Areas c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/Acres: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: BASALT SWA (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/acres: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU/acres: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: USFS campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/Acres: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/Acres: 8 / 12 acres Fishing: coldwater lake facilities: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, rest room RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. wildlife areas a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privatelyowned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. Directions: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/acres: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. 5 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. Bighorn Springs SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. wildlife areas Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road is on E side of highway, look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Access for fishing only and only within the high-water line. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping and fires prohibited. BILLY CREEK SWA - Ouray, Montrose Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/Acres: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/acres: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. Blacktail (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/Acres: 15 / 610 acres hunting: elk, deer, dusky grouse 6 State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/acres: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS on all units: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOb terrell SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/acres: 43 / 7 acres fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU/acres: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Open April 16-Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1-April 15. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 1-April 15. Foot access only. No dogs. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. CLOSED AS OF AUG. 29, 2014. Is now private property and closed to the public. Please obey all signs posted at the property about public access. BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. �State Wildlife Areas BROWER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/Acres: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Open March 1-Aug. 31 only for spring turkey hunters with valid license; open for other access Sept. 1-end of February. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street 1.5 miles to the signed access point (north of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access is immediately to the right. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNLEE 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 6 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. Calloway Unit: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/Acres: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. brush creek SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU/acres: 44 / 382 acres recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing Brush Hollow SWA - Fremont Co. Directions — to boat ramp: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp wildlife areas e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. ON Scalva Parcel: Reservations required for all public use. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. a. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. b. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. c. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. From June 1-Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. e. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. f. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. d. When property is open to hunting, only one vehicle is allowed per group. Before Dec. 1, hunters must park in area they check into. Parking only in designated parking areas. e. From the last day of regular goose season until Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. f. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. g. From Sept. 1-Dec. 1, reservations required until sunrise. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters with reservations may not check 7 �wildlife areas 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands in until midnight before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. h. Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through lottery system. Applications to enter lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, (970) 842-6300. i. From the Thurs. before teal season opens through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. j. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations required until sunrise to hunt on Dec. 1 (first day for small-game and big-game hunting). From Dec. 2 through the end of dark goose season, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. buena vista SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/acres: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing cabin creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles NE (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles E (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then S (right) to the property. GMU/acres: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping restrictions: open May 1-Nov. 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. 8 State Wildlife Areas GMU/acres: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL Valley SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, smallgame and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires a reservation. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open on designated trail for wildlife viewing and for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/acres: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream; only accessible for fishing and only through designated parking. CHArlie meyers swa - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/acres: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA - Larimer Co. (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/acres: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game cHesmore swa (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/Acres: 49 / 5 acres hunting: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: access by foot only. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized only in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU/acres: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Chubb park ranch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU/acres: 49 / 525 acres restrictions: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. �State Wildlife Areas GMU/acres: 131 / 288 acres hunting: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: CIMARRON SWA - Montrose, Gunnison Cos. Directions: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. Cline ranch SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/acres: 500 / 1,600 acres Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call (719) 836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1-Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/acres: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/Acres: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. Directions: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/Acres: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, over- night parking prohibited. Colorado River Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. COLorow Mountain SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of the east entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). Scenery Gulch Unit: take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to the property. Tschuddi Gulch Unit: take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/Acres: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping in primitive areas, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. wildlife areas a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-end of January. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit north of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/Acres: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. 9 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. Or: from Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/Acres: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. Directions - Hatchery Tract: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. Deep Creek Tract: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU/acres: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. Deer and elk on John Kane tract. FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only 2. Open May 16-end of February 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, 10 State Wildlife Areas then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/acres: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (North, South, East) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/Acres: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. Hunting with shotguns only. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/Acres: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fish- ing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then go 0.75 of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/Acres: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. NEW! Public access is closed from December 1 to July 15 in the area bounded on the east by the Sand Creek Trail, on the north by the Dome Rock Trail, and on the west and south by the property boundaries. The Dome Rock Trail west of the Jack Rabbit Lodge is also closed from December 1 to July 15. Douglas Res. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). �State Wildlife Areas Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU/acres: 9 / 765 acres fishing: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. Droney Gulch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: Entrance 1: From the junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of this road is private property. After entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) entrance 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. entrance 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/acres: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/acres: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle Co. Directions: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/acres: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/Acres: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/Acres: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rab- bit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See 2015 Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACTS (N and S): Hunting allowed. See 2015 Waterfowl brochure for details. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. wildlife areas Directions: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/Acres: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/acres: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, 11 �wildlife areas 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/Acres: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/Acres: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, water- fowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps 12 State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/acres: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/acres: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. Directions: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 94 / 324 acres FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Hunting is prohibited. Closed north of the Poudre River for all public access, including fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging bows allowed only for bowfishing. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Franklin Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANtZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/acres: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1-July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/Acres: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibit- ed within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. �State Wildlife Areas On Midwestern Farms Tract: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/Acres: 28 / 451 acres recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash Directions: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/acres: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/acres: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU/acres: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMUs/Acres: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. hardeman SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 fishing: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River restrictions: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or taking out of vessels. HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU/acres: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with rest room and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing wildlife areas GRANITE SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/acres: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/Acres: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms 13 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. wildlife areas HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/acres: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Otero, Bent Cos. Directions: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. 14 State Wildlife Areas GMU/Acres: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, wa- terskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting by permission only FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/acres: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt, but only on Skipper’s Island. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, pioneer park UNITs: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. Pioneer park UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/Acres: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/Acres: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited. �State Wildlife Areas INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. During regular duck season, small-game hunters may not hunt around ponds occupied by waterfowl hunters. h. During regular duck season, all hunters must check in and check out at check station. Hunters may check in on a first-come, firstserved basis after 3 a.m. or after any other hunters check out. Hunters may only hunt the area they check into. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/Acres: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/Acres: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/Acres: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 & 2) - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/acres: 421 / 871 acres fishing: warmwater lake (catch and release only) Recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/Acres: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited. Access on foot or horseback only. wildlife areas Directions: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/Acres: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/Acres: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/acres: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream JUMBO RES. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. 15 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands wildlife areas GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing is allowed anywhere. f. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. g. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. jumping cow SWA - Elbert Co. directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/acres: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only, for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed and mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. 3. Applications are due the third Mon. in Aug. for: dove, doe pronghorn, doe whitetailed and doe mule deer. 4. Permitted hunters and anglers may take one other non-hunter onto the property. Person must remain with permit holder. 5. Permitted hunters may not enter the property before the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. b. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. c. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. 16 State Wildlife Areas d. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. e. Camping, fires prohibited. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. karney Ranch SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/acres: 126 / 13,580 acres hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b Foot access only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Closed in building safety zone and other safety zones as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/Acres: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/acres: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/acres: 113 / 354 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing �State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/acres: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easement) - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/acres: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU/acres: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in self-contained units. Camping allowed by all methods 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU/acres: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 181 water acres, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. LONE DOME SWA - Montezuma, Dolores Cos. Directions: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/Acres: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds wildlife areas Directions: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/Acres: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/Acres: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. j. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. k. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. 17 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands LOve meadow Watchable wildlife area - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/Acres: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. Directions: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. wildlife areas GMU/acres: 38 / 50 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. GMU/acres: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing new! RESTRICTIONS: big game hunting is restricted to the use of archery equipment only. 18 State Wildlife Areas MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. Directions: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/acres: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bob- white quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/Acres: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in one of four spaces in designated area. During regular duck season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in designated area. A reservation is required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.-noon. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 of a mile. SWA is on N side of highway. GMU/acres: 421 / 11 acres Fishing: warmwater lake hunting: waterfowl from designated blinds recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. �State Wildlife Areas MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/Acres: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. The second parking area is 0.7 of a mile past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/Acres: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows and muzzleloaders only. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/acres: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms prohibited, except when hunting which is permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloaders from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to the property boundary. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/Acres: 6 / 6 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/acres: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/acres: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/acres: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Jon Wangnild UNIT: From Meeker, go E on CR 8. Turn onto CR 6 and go E about 3.3 miles. Turn S on Meath Dr. When road forks in one mile, turn E. North edge of SWA starts after 0.2 of a mile. (This is the former Wilbur Unit.) BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/Acres: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. wildlife areas a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. NEW! Only fishing and hunting activities allowed from the day after Labor Day through the end of the 4th regular rifle season. c. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. d. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. e. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. f. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands ODD FELLOWS SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then 0.5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU/acres: 16 / 0.8 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. ogden/TREAT SWA (Fishing Easement) - Fremont Co. Directions: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs/acres: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 of a mile to parking area at the end of the road. GMU/acres: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2015 Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. 19 �wildlife areas 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMUs/Acres: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing PAddock SWA - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by 20 State Wildlife Areas CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs/acres: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. directions: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). decker tract: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/Acres: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Pubic access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 from August 1 through March 31. b. NEW! Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Road) from April 16 through Nov. 30. In addition, hunters with a valid, unfilled spring turkey license may access the entire SWA during turkey season. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. Perkins SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 of a mile, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/Acres: 181 / 83 acres Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters two hours before sunrise and one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs are prohibited, except as aid to hunting. PICEANCE SWA - Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/acres: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/Acres: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep �State Wildlife Areas RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31. Pioneer park SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/acres: 18 / 49 acres PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/acres: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas. PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/Acres: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 18-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. f. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. g. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, this includes (not limited to) boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/acres: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/Acres: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing wildlife areas Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2-Nov. 30. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/Acres: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. RADIUM SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/acres: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres 21 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ralston creek SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: From Golden, go 1 mile N on wildlife areas Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/Acres: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. Directions: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/Acres: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. Note: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/Acres: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. c. All boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. 22 State Wildlife Areas d. Fishing only allowed from the dam Oct. 1-March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. e. Camping, fires prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. i. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (Sedgwick CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/acres: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. Reddy SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. river Access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. sheep mountain access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMU/Acres: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA (including the Roselund parcel) - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/Acres: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wild- life viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/Acres: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. RIO GRANDE river SWA (Del Norte Fishing Easements) - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/acres: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/acres: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank Parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. �State Wildlife Areas GMUs/acres: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt, Grand Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/acres: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. From Colorado Springs, turn W on Old Stage Road at the intersection of Old Stage Road and Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard. Follow Old Stage Road/Gold Camp Road (USFS Road 370) 11 miles to the parking area. GMU/Acres: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking area. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. Ruby Mountain SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 of a mile. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/Acres: 57 / 4 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only and only from the highwater line to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. NEW! Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand, wind, or electric motors used for fishing only. All watercraft must be under 14 feet in length. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. SAm caudill SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 of a mile and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA is on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road. To access the SWA, travel through San Luis State Park. Park fee will not be charged if continuing on to SWA only. GMU/acres: 82 / 2,031 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh Fishing Easement) - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU/acres: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing wildlife areas on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Mcclelland Tract: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.1 of a mile W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/acres: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river Facilities: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/acres: 101 / 287 acres 23 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. wildlife areas SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/Acres: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road). SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS Swa - Boulder Co. Directions: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU/acres: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with authorized permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. 24 State Wildlife Areas c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/Acres: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/acres: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. first Monday in August, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. Shriver-WRIGHT SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/acres: 791 / 120 acres hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl fishing: coldwater river recreation: wildlife viewing, photography restrictions: a. Fires and target practice prohibited. b. Hunting only with shotguns, archery or muzzleloader equipment. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. sikes ranch SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/acres: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots — only 5 parking areas. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU/acres: 102 / 2,157 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. �State Wildlife Areas SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Smith Lake SWa - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/acres: 9 / 30 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. smyth SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida go 8 miles W on Hwy. 291. The parking area is at the SW corner of the bridge at mile marker 8. GMU/acres: 56 / 10 acres fishing: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: sail surfing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest rooms, drinking water, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted to give resting area for wintering waterfowl. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/Acres: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/Acres: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/acres: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. wildlife areas a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/acres: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/Acres: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. 25 �wildlife areas 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, GMU 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, GMU 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. State Wildlife Areas Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one postcard. Failure to hunt a reserved area without prior cancellation, or to follow check station procedures, may disqualify a person from making reservations for the remainder of the hunting season. 5. Ponds open to hunting without a reservation during the spring light goose conservation order season. All hunters must follow checkin and check-out procedures as posted. TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/Acres: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/acres: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. Augmentation Ponds rules: 1. Waterfowl hunting is by a limited draw lottery reservation system from the opening day of second duck season through the end of regular dark goose season. 2. Hunting allowed only on the specific pond/ hunt area for that day. Hunters are allowed to bring their own blinds. Shooting across roads is prohibited and strictly enforced.. Hunters must park in designated parking areas but may drop off decoys via existing 4-wheel-drive only roads as posted. Hunters must remain on existing roads. 3. Maximum 4 hunters per group per hunt day. No hunters may fill a spot if a reservation holder does not use the reservation. No additional parties are allowed to hunt after the lottery hunter has completed their hunt for the day. The hunter drawing the access permit must be present for the hunt. All hunters must check in at the existing check station. 4. To enter drawing, send a postcard or letter with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates to: CPW, Tamarack Ranch drawing, 122 E. Edison St., Brush, CO 80723. Must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Successful applicants notified by Oct. 21. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted to enter a drawing. 26 TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/acres: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MichigaN creek SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/Acres: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (including Otero Pond) - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/Acres: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Tomichi creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. �State Wildlife Areas GMU/acres: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. Directions: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. urad lake SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 of a mile, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1-end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until the road is inaccessible (as posted). b. Motor vehicle use in designated parking area only. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as aid to hunting. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/acres: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. van tuyl SWA - Gunnison Co. Cabin creek unit: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres Lost Canyon unit: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/acres: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. GMU/acres: 16 / 2 mi. of river fishing: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/Acres: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program wildlife areas Directions: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/acres: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. 27 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed to all public access for hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreation until property management activities are complete. wildlife areas WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/acres: 87 / 1,793 acres fishing: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16-March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. 28 GMU/Acres: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/acres: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/Acres: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. Directions: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/acres: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. williams creek res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds restrictions: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. Access by foot only, no horses allowed on property. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. windy gap watchable wildlife area - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/Acres: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/acres: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. Yampa River SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/acres: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. willow creek SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road . GMU/acres: 102 / 920 acres hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit recreation: wildlife viewing Fly fishing near Deckers, © Wayne D. Lewis, CPW. �state trust lands The State Trust Land Public Access Program includes lands that are leased for the public to enjoy wildlife-related activities in these areas. They can be open to a variety of uses. The signs at each property will inform users what is allowed at each location. trust lands What is the state trust land public access program? State Trust Lands, such as Shaw Creek STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and the rules of use. Photo by © Zach Spezze, CPW. about the state trust land public access program Public access for wildlife-related recreation on 500,000 acres of State Trust Land (STL) is made possible through the Public Access Program, a lease agreement between the State Land Board and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Signs at individual properties describe allowed uses, rules and time frames for public use. » What are trust lands? State Trust Lands include about three million acres of state-owned lands used for a specific purpose — to generate revenue and provide financial support for Colorado public schools (K-12) and other public institutions. Lands not listed in this brochure are closed to public use. » What can I do there? Lands enrolled in the Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. The listings on the following pages provide information regarding allowable uses, site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs, or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. » When are they open? Most properties are open for wildlife-related recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of February, unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. The State Land Board leases most properties for other uses as well, such as livestock grazing, farming, or mining. Please be respectful of these other authorized uses on these lands. » Where are they? Public Access Lands are located all around Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions, and map of parcels enrolled in this brochure. STL public Access program rules The following restrictions apply to all STL Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. Properties are: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. » Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on desig- nated roads. 3. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. act responsibly Only State Trust Lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any State Trust Land not listed in this brochure.) 4. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 6. illegal firearms. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military- hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. Youth mentor hunting applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious-weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 29 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Trust Lands STL public access program properties 63 Ranch - Park Co. trust lands Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. NEW! GMU/acres: 50 / 3,225 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. ADAMS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU/acres: 6 / 3,640 acres (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/acres: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/acres: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. Directions — Route No. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route No. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of USFS land. Go 3 miles E on USFS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/acres: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game 30 ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. NEW! GMUs/acres: 49, 50, 58 / 8,692 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU/acres: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/acres: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Three reservations may be issued per day on the up-river west side of Hwy. 63; two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments. No more than four people per reservation. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. Directions — Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN — Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Upper Unit: fishing prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. Directions — Three points of access: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/acres: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. �Public Access Program GMUs/acres: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. Directions: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/acres: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/acres: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: portable hunting blinds only. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/acres: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/acres: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/acres: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. trust lands BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands BOX CREEK - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/acres: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/acres: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Bravo - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/acres: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. c. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at the designated check station before leaving the property. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February 31 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. burchfield - Baca Co. trust lands Directions: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. The STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/acres: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/acres: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/acres: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. on CR 41G. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit small game a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. Carnero - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go 4 miles west GMU/acres: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. 32 State Trust Lands RESTRICTIONS: CITADEL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/acres: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through the end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/acres: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/acres: 2, 201 / 26,509 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/acres: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/acres: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: access only available from USFS Rd. 101. �Public Access Program CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game Directions: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. To access E portion of property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/acres: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU/acres: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/acres: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions — Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/acres: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. Directions: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion DRY fork - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU/acres: 441 / 2,230 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-16, for sharp-tailed grouse hunting only HUNTING: sharp-tailed grouse Restrictions: foot access only. Duck Creek - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU/acres: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/acres: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse trust lands CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU/acres: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest and parking areas only. GMU/acres: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: access from parking lot only. 33 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands ELK SPRINGS No. 1 - Moffat Co. trust lands Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ELK SPRINGS No. 3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/acres: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. Fernleaf Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/acres: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game 34 State Trust Lands RESTRICTIONS: open for youth/mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/acres: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth-rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/acres: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/acres: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/acres: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. b. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. Directions — Six parcels: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/acres: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/acres: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February �Public Access Program HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. Great Divide - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 420 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/acres: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. Directions — to E parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. to W Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/acres: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/acres: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/acres: 441 / 5,239 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.-end of February Hunting: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU/acres: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted trust lands CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Jumping Cow - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/acres: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer, doe mule deer and cow elk RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Hunters and anglers must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for a permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the Denver office, (303) 291-7227. Applications are due the third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe whitetailed deer and doe mule deer b. One person not hunting or fishing may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with the permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. 35 �trust lands 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access allowed two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. karney Ranch - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/acres: 126 / 1,000 acres open: Aug. 15-Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Foot access only. b. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/acres: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres 36 State Trust Lands OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From the first day of archery big-game season until the last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on the portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in the SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. Property map online at cpw.state.co.us. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU/acres: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S on Hwy. 69. Access from CR 310 has been terminated due to trespass issues. Only public access is via adjacent BLM on N side of STL. Access by foot or horseback only. For more, call CPW at (719) 561-5300. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: from first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/acres: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MacFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/acres: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. �Public Access Program Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. NEW! Directions: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: Access 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. Access 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area is on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. Access 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. Access 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.5 miles to CR 324 and parking area on E side of CR 321. Access 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5 miles to parking area on east side of CR 321 where CR 321 crosses Dry Creek. Access 6: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to CR 323. Go west on CR 323 to parking area at west end of STL on north side of CR 323. GMU/acres: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. NEW! Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. All access to portion of property on W side of CR 19 is by Foot and Horseback only. Motorized vehicle use is prohibited on property on W side of CR 19. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/acres: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU/acres: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey only RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Hunting allowed for deer, elk and turkey only. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. Menefee PEAK - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/acres: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. Directions — NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/acres: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/acres: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. trust lands From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/acres: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to county roads. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. Directions — SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/acres: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game 37 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. trust lands Directions: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/acres: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. Moody Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/acres: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU/acres: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. NEW! MOOSEHEAD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From US Hwy 40 at mile post 5, go north on Harper’s Corner Rd. Access on BLM land from Harper’s Corner Rd. from mile post 6 (BLM trail 1520) to mile post 9.3. Or access from BLM land south of Moffat CR 16 at mile post 2.4 or 3.4. Access is by Foot or Horseback Only via BLM land. GMU/acres: 10 / 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, sage grouse, dusky grouse MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/acres: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game 38 State Trust Lands RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/acres: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. Mud springs - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/acres: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game only NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/acres: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl only RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. Directions — To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/acres: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. North Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU/acres: 16 / 152 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game Overland trail - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/acres: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Access allowed only from Overland Trail SWA parking lot. �Public Access Program OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OXBOW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/acres: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: in Oxbow area only of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1-Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig area office at (970) 824-3046. Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT canyon/WHITBY - Baca Co. Directions — Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/acres: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/acres: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/acres: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/acres: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game trust lands b. Camping and fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except as posted. c. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, except when hunting. Discharge of bows also allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. f. During regular duck season, all small-game and waterfowl hunters must check out at designated check station before leaving property. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/acres: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/acres: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/acres: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 15 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. 39 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands prospect - Weld Co. trust lands Directions: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/acres: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. Directions: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 16 / 5,189 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: as posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/acres: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/ SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited within 0.25mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. 40 State Trust Lands RED CANYON - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/acres: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/acres: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/acres: 128 / 12,554 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/acres: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote �Public Access Program SAND CREEK central - Chaffee Co. Directions: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285 or 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs on Hwy. 285. STL is on the W side of Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game Directions: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 5,038 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey Sand Gulch No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. Sand Gulch No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Arkan- sas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/acres: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch No. 3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch no. 4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/acres: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/acres: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey shaw CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/acres: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game sikes ranch - Baca Co. Directions: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL is only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/acres: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, (719) 336-6600, or by calling local officer at (719) 980-0025. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game trust lands SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/acres: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/acres: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE 41 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU/acres: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. trust lands STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/acres: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse 42 State Trust Lands SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/acres: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/acres: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/acres: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ted’s canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Property description: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions — parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. parcel 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU/acres: 49 / 398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed as posted. �Public Access Program TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/ACRES: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/ACRES: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/ACRES: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 1,206 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs area office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/ACRES: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area, no motorized vehicles. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 461 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E 0.33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/ACRES: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/ACRES: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. TRUST LANDS DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/ACRES: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU/ACRES: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU/ACRES: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/ACRES: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: only access is from SWA parking area. 43 �state parks more about state parks state Parks Scattered across the state, from prairies to peaks and suburbs to forests, Colorado’s 42 state parks beckon visitors with outdoor fun throughout the year. You can enjoy more than 700 miles of trails, water sports, rock climbing and more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us. Rafters navigate The Numbers section of the Arkansas River at Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area. The park offers 152 miles of river access, as well as picnicking, fishing, hunting, OHV, mountain biking and more. Photo by © CPW. state park access rules The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. park Hours Fees and Entrance Passes » Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. » Parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting. » Daily passes are $7-$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. » Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Some day-use parks » Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a per-person fee (for walk-in or bicyclists). have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. Camping & reservations » Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-CAMP (2267) outside the Denver metro area. » A non-refundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. » Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. hunting on state parks » Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. 44 fees and passes » Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. Annual Passes » $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. » An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. » Available at any state park, at CPW offices, http://parksstore.state.co.us, or by calling (303) 866-3437. » Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands State parks properties NOTE: This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For rules and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online at cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/Pages/ParkMap.aspx . Arkansas Headwaters - Chaffee, Fremont, Lake and Pueblo Cos. Barr Lake - Adams Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Road, then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. Phone: (303) 659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center Recreation: hunting by reservation only, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Bonny Lake - Yuma Co. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed and there is no water and electric available. Boyd Lake - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25, take Hwy. 34 W; go N on Madison Avenue and follow signs. The park is 1 mile E of Loveland. phone: (970) 669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Castlewood Canyon - Douglas Co. Directions: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Road), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. phone: (303) 688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography Chatfield - Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe Cos. Directions: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth Cherry Creek - Arapahoe Co. Directions: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Road, follow signs to E entrance of park. phone: (303) 690-1166 ACRES: 3,532 land acres, 880 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Cheyenne Mountain - El Paso Co. Directions: From I-25, exit on South Acad- emy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at the light into the park entrance. phone: (719) 576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres facilities: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking Crawford - Delta, Montrose Cos. Directions: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Eldorado Canyon - Boulder Co. Directions: From Hwy. 36, take the Superior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance is on W side of Eldorado Springs. Visitor Center: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. phone: (303) 494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: rock climbing, hiking, biking, Eleven Mile - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until you get 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. phone: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Elkhead Reservoir - Moffat Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 W approximately 41 miles to Moffat CR 29. Go right another 5 miles to CR 28; turn right to reservoir access. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing state parks Directions to Visitor Center: From the intersection of Hwys. 50/291 in Salida, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st Street). Go 1 block past stoplight to G Street, turn right 1 block to Sackett Avenue, turn left. Visitor Center is on left corner of Sackett and G streets. phone: (719) 539-7289 ACRES: 6,193 land acres, 152 miles of river facilities: picnic sites, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, mountain biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, whitewater boating, wildlife viewing 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Drive (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Road to Plum Creek entrance. phone: (303) 791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, model airplane field Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swim beach, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property Golden Gate Canyon - Jefferson, Gilpin Cos. Directions: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Road; turn left and go 13 miles to the visitor center. phone: (303) 582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Harvey Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First Street. Turn N on First Street and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 of a mile to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Highline Lake - Mesa Co. Directions: From the Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 6 miles to Q Road, then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Road and N 1 mile to the park. phone: (970) 858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres facilities: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming 45 �2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands Jackson Lake - Morgan, Weld Cos. Directions: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 inter- change, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. phone: (970) 645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing James M. Robb / Colorado River - Mesa Co. phone: (970) 434-3388 or (970) 858-9188 (Fruita Section) state Parks Connected Lakes Directions: From the SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. acres: 20 land acres, 30 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, boating Corn Lake Directions: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. Acres: 100 land acres, 22 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails Fruita Directions: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 of a mile to entrance on W. Acres: 20 land acres, 15 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating Note: Swim beach closed indefinitely Island Acres Directions: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. Acres: 627 land acres, 251 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming John Martin Reservoir - Bent Co. Directions: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Lake Pueblo - Pueblo Co. 46 Directions: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Avenue. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical State Parks hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Lathrop - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. phone: (719) 738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf Lone Mesa - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to park. phone: (970) 882-2213 Acres: 11,780 land acres note: the park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. Lory - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N through LaPorte. Turn left at Bellvue exit (CR 52E) and go 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and go 1.4 miles to CR 25G. Turn right, go 1.6 miles to park entrance. phone: (970) 493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Mancos - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 of a mile, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. phone: (970) 533-7065, offseason (970) 8822213 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Mueller - Teller Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 687-2366 ACRES: 5,141 land acres, 5 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing Navajo - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. phone: (970) 883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming Note: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. North Sterling - Logan Co. Directions: From the Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut Street (Hwy 6). Follow Hwy 6 W for 2 miles over the bridge. Turn N on North 3rd Street. Make a slight left onto Sidney Avenue and continue N for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto CR 34 and go W for 1 mile. Turn right onto CR 39, follow the paved road N for 10 miles. phone: (970) 522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres facilities: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Paonia - Gunnison, Pitkin Cos. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Pearl Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to park. phone: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling Ridgway - Ouray Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. phone: (970) 626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Rifle Falls - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing �State Parks 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Roxborough - Douglas Co. Directions: Take C-470 to the Wadsworth San Luis - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 of a mile to entrance. phone: (719) 378-2020 ACRES: 602 land acres, 684 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Spinney Mountain - Park Co. State Forest - Jackson Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. phone: (970) 723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, rock climbing Dinner & Dancing, Colorado Style When you buy your state parks pass, don’t forget your fishing license so you can spend some quality time together Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 cpw.state.co.us miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. phone: (719) 748-3401 Staunton - Jefferson, Park Cos. ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres Directions: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. St. Vrain - Weld Co. Directions: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. phone: (303) 678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres facilities: picnic sites, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Stagecoach - Routt Co. Directions: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. phone: (970) 736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres phone: (303) 816-0912 acres: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres Facilities: picnic sites Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horse- back trails, rock climbing Steamboat Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129 (at the 7-11 store). Turn N, go 25 miles to the visitor center. phone: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Sweitzer Lake - Delta Co. Directions: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. phone: (970) 874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Sylvan Lake - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147), turn S, take first right out of the roundabout onto Hwy. 6. At next roundabout, turn right onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Follow signs 10 miles. phone: (970) 328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling Trinidad Lake - Las Animas Co. Directions: From I-25, take Exit 13B going E into Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada, cross the river. At the next four-way stop, turn left onto Hwy. 12, go 3 miles W. phone: (719) 846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing state parks exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to the park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on the access road to reach the visitor center. phone: (303) 973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres facilities: visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling © DENNIS MCKINNEY, CPW Rifle Gap - Garfield Co. Vega - Mesa Co. Directions: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. phone: (970) 487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Yampa River - Routt, Moffat Cos. Directions: All sites can be accessed from Colo. 40 W of Steamboat Springs, from Hayden to Deer Lodge Park Rd. Elkhead Res. is 10 miles E and N of Craig. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles facilities: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 47 �Fraser PA 7 PA 3 PA 6 PA 14 PA 19 CC 1 Winter Park GR 16 14 LR 5 LR 11 LR 7 LR 16 48 6 SPI PA 21 PA 20 5 4 CC 3 3 2 LR 27 1 PA 12 PA 9 PA 11 ELD PA 26 9 ELE PA 13 PA 8 PA 1 ELEV EN MILE RE S. Pike NF Deckers 67 24 TE 1 F MUE TE 3 83 CAS Parker WE 8 CHM 34 G EP 1 86 ELBERT COUNTY Simla EB 2 ARAPAHOE Byers te R iv MG 8 er EB 1 COUNTY 94 71 MG 7 H H Fort Morgan 52 Pawnee NG MORGAN COUNTY Plat MG 6 Wiggins MG 1 JAC JA CK SON RE S. S o uth EMPIRE RES. 52 Calhan EL PASO COUNTY 24 Kiowa Bennett Elbert Elizabeth Fountain 79 Keenesburg 76 WE 3 WE 5 14 Grover RIVE RS IDE RES . 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Hotchkiss DELTA COUNTY Montrose 92 Olathe LA PLATA SM 6 COUNTY 348 SWE Delta Cedaredge 65 Grand Mesa NF VEG vi d e 160 491 DO 2 DOLORES COUNTY MZ 3 SM 4 SM 1 SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SM 3 SM 5 Nucla n Palisade ME 8 ME B5 C COUNTY MONTEZUMA Dove Creek lo res r 10 Do r 9 DO 1 141 141 CRP o 8 e ME 3 50 ME 11 ME 1 ME 9 do l o ra Co er 90 iv 141 MESA COUNTY COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT ME 2 is iv 7 Gateway ME 12 Grand Junction ME 6 un 6 5 ME 4 G CHAFFEE CO. Fruita R G maps ME 7A lands map - southwest 51 �maps game management units 52 �Index 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands land index State Wildlife Areas, Trust Lands, Fishing Units, Parks (F. E.) by property name denotes property is a fishing easement County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 104 38 104 2,890 50 400 BAR AD-1 AD-2 G-3 F-4 G-3 48 791 80 82 82 1,465 714 1,286 2,031 AL-1 AL-2 SLL AL-3 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 4,412 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 125, 126, 146 19,471 126 1,000 126 13,580 146 1,520 125 69 130 960 130 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 48 Adams county Barr Lake State Park Lowell Ponds SWA Whitehorse SWA alamosa county Higel SWA Playa Blanca SWA San Luis State Park San Luis Lakes SWA arapahoe county Cherry Creek State Park archuleta county Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park baca county 125 125 125 125 126 29 29 1,441 208 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 48, 50 chaffee county Arkansas Headwaters State Park multiple Arkansas River/ 56 Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 Bighorn Springs SWA 57, 481 Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) 49, 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 Champion SWA 57, 481 6,193 AHR E-7 11 CH-1 E-6 542 8 41 61 60 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-5 CN-6 CN-4 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 84 86 84 640 500 780 640 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 CU-7 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 57 56 57 56 49 56, 481 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA custer county clear creek county Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 Chesmore SWA Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Smyth SWA (F. E.) Tiger Lily Creek STL Wright’s Lake SWA MAP PAGE costilla county boulder county Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 ACRES conejos county bent county Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA grid INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 GMU maps Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 4 597 14 10 398 84 MAP point CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 CH-29 County & LAND NAME Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Lapin Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL Delta county 51 Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park 53 �County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 72, 711 711 71 71 70, 71 711 2,359 640 314 606 5,030 11,780 DO-1 DO-2 DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 51 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 48, 49 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 dolores county Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park eagle county Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL elbert county Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA el paso county Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL maps 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 49, 51 54 F-4 48 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 451 GR-5 E-3 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 51 85 84 84 85 861 85 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 544 2,192 640 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 HU-5 LAT HU-6 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 49 West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA 33 33, 42 38 Golden Gate Canyon State Park 50 grand county Antelope Creek STL 181 Carter Creek STL 181 Copper Mountain STL 28 East Carter Mountain STL 181 Granby Ranch SWA 28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 Junction Butte SWA 37 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 Middle Park STL 27 Milk Creek STL 27 Perkins SWA 181 Pioneer Park SWA 18 Ptarmigan STL 28 Radium SWA 15, 27, 361 Red Mountain SWA 28 Slide Mountain STL 18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 West Carter Mountain STL 181 Windy Gap WWA 18 Windy Ridge STL 27 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 50 51 hinsdale county Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA garfield county Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA GOG ACRES gunnison county fremont county Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & #2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 11,903 GMU gilpin county douglas county Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA grid INDEX C-4 B-4 MAP PAGE 941 48 MAP point GF-9 GF-10 County & LAND NAME 50 huerfano county Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL �grid INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 Adams STL 6 3,640 Brownlee SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 2 mi. Brownlee 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 1.2 mi. Cohagen STL 171 2,848 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 Indian Creek STL 171 640 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 Lake John SWA 161 847 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 Manville SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 4.4 mi. Murphy SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 6 mi. North Platte STL 16 152 Odd Fellows SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 0.8 mi. Owl Creek STL 171 640 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,189 Red Canyon STL 16 640 Richard SWA 161 2,323 Ridge Road STL 16 320 Sand Creek STL 6 5,038 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 State Forest State Park 6,7,19,171 71,194 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 Verner SWA 16 2 mi. JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 STA JA-30 JA-31 JA-32 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 GMU ACRES Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 85 MAP PAGE 49 jackson county 50 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 51 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 50 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 8 8 19 200 12 58 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 F-2 E-1 F-2 48, 50 lake county Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) larimer county Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 354 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 96 91 91 90 90 96 91 96 89 120 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 48 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 9 191 191 20 19 19 87 191 5,318 2,100 3,834 la plata county Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Forks SWA Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL Narrows SWA North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Smith Lake SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA 51, 461 38 39, 46 kit carson county Flagler Reservoir SWA 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 ACRES Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park kiowa county Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL grid INDEX F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 F-1 E-1 GMU MAP PAGE 48, 50 las animas county jefferson county Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 4 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 13 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 30 480 500 640 90 44 1,793 38 MAP point LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LOR LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 LR-36 LR-37 LR-38 County & LAND NAME maps 1,420 960 585 80 MAP point HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 County & LAND NAME lincoln county logan county Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park 55 �40 192 200 1,297 10,696 MAP point LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 grid INDEX I-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 67 38 562 1,439 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL Yampa River State Park County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 96 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 MAP PAGE 48 mesa county Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb / Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA 30, 40 878 CRP B-5 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 50 maps 56 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 10 12 211 2 11 11, 211 11 3 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 628 640 2,226 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-8 MF-7 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 ELH MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 A-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 ACRES 211 640 11 640 3 640 211 640 2, 3 19,962 11 640 211 637 11 640 3, 11 1,021 4 640 3,11,13, 211, 134 mi. 301, 441 MAP point MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 MF-47 grid INDEX B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 YAM C-2 MAP PAGE 50 Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Weber Canyon STL 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 461 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-10 51 62 65 12 6,161 MT-1 MT-2 B-7 C-7 51 95 99 96 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 1,600 588 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-3 MG-4 MG-5 JAC MG-6 MG-7 MG-8 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50,58,581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 1,635 1,200 3,782 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 420 1,121 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 48, 49, 50, 51 montrose county 51 Chipeta Lake SWA Cimarron SWA morgan county moffat county Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder STL Box Elder North STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Moosehead Mountain STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL GMU montezuma county mineral county Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA County & LAND NAME Andrick Ponds SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Brush SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL otero county Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA ouray county 50 Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park park county 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL �17,429 15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 MAP point PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 grid INDEX E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL 50 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 MAP PAGE 48, 49, 50, 51 phillips county Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA pitkin county Coke Oven SWA prowers county Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 11, 21, 22, 31 25,193 11, 22 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 49 pueblo county Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL rio blanco county Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 80 80 80 791 791 79 80 791 102 1,280 799 64 935 124 469 120 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-6 RG-5 RG-7 RG-8 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 E-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 15 15 214 131 441 441 441 131 26 214 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 2,230 674 34 457 360 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 5 2,511 RO-12 C-1 12 2,039 RO-13 C-2 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Twenty Mile STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA 441 13, 441 231 14, 214 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 13 MAP PAGE 50 saguache county Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL sedGwick county san juan county 51 Andrews Lake SWA san miguel county Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA routt county Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Dry Fork STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 ACRES Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA rio grande county Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA Rio Grande SWA Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA grid INDEX C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 GMU maps 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 5,239 724 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 1,206 2,006 866 MAP point RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 RO-18 PEA RO-19 RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 STG STE RO-23 RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 County & LAND NAME summit county Blue River SWA teller county 50 Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA washington county Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA Continued on back cover 57 �Printed for free distribution by Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2015 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. Some State Wildlife Areas and State Parks have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the fishing brochure to ensure they comply with all state fishing regulations. Land index, continued from page 57 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 99 94 951 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 934 65 1,195 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 48 102 103, 109 101 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 2,320 332 287 3,682 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 YU-9 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 weld county Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA Yuma county Arikaree SWA Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU REPORT POACHERS 48 Subscribe to Colorado Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 75 years it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. 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Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx. online brochure �» 2015 COLORADO RECREATION LANDS BROCHURE CORRECTIONS UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 4, 2015 C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2015 Colorado State Recreation Lands PAGE CORRECTION AS PRINTED IN BROCHURE STATE TRUST LANDS inside: state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state Parks WARMER GULCH STL online brochure cpw.state.co.us Please see the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website at: cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/ Pages/Regulations.aspx for complete regulation information 43 WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote NEW! RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from the designated parking area, no motorized vehicles. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/ACRES: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2376ead26514eb2b2714f5b55efb1028.pdf 7170f48eafbbf31fa1aeb78e876acea4 PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands inside: state wildlife areas, State trust lands, State Parks online brochure cpw.state.co.us �2014 LANDS brochure corrections UPDATED: AUG. 28, 2014 C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands PAGE CORRECTION inside: state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state Parks 6 online brochure cpw.state.co.us Please see the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website at cpw.state.co.us/about us/Pages/Regulations Brochures.aspx for additional information. BOYD PONDS SWA IS CLOSED AS OF AUG. 29, 2014. AS PRINTED IN BROCHURE BOYD PONDS SWA — regulations printed in the brochure for this property are no longer valid. The property has been sold, it is now private and closed to the public. Please obey all signs posted at the property about public access. �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands CLICK: Correction List Updates Table of Contents What’s New in 2014........................................ 1 • How to make a hunting reservation.....................................1 • How to reserve a park campsite, yurt or cabin...................1 State Wildlife Areas.................................. 2-28 • What is an SWA?.......................................................................2 • SWA access rules.......................................................................2 • SWA properties and regulations.....................................3-28 State Fishing Units......................................... 3 • What is an SFU?.........................................................................3 State Trust Lands Public Access Program........................... 29-43 • What is the STL Public Access Program?...........................29 • STL access rules.......................................................................29 • STL public access properties and regulations............30-43 State Parks . ............................................ 44-47 • Park access rules, park hours, fees and passes, camping and reservations....................................................44 • State parks property listings .........................................45-47 Maps........................................................ 48-52 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northeast ..................48 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southeast ..................49 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northwest . ...............50 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southwest .................51 • Game Management Unit map.............................................52 Land Index by County ........................... 53-58 CPW Office locations cpw.state.co.us ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities. See the CPW website for a complete list of our 42 parks locations that can also sell licenses, issue duplicate licenses and accept licenses for refunds. Brush 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 grand junction 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 Montrose 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 Colorado springs 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 Gunnison 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Pueblo 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Denver 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Hot Sulphur Springs 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Salida 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 Durango 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 Lamar 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Steamboat SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 Fort Collins 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Meeker 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 Glenwood Springs 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Monte Vista 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 administration 1313 Sherman St., #618 Denver, 80203 (303) 297-1192 life hack: bookmark this brochure on your smartphone. bit.ly/coloradolands Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 cpw.state.co.us Editor: Amy Bulger Cover photo, snowshoer at Pearl Lake State Park © Tye Eyden Printed July 2014 by Publication Printers, Denver. 150,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. abbreviation key 4WD — 4-wheel-drive ATV — All-terrain vehicle BLM — Bureau of Land Management Co./COs. — County/counties CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR — County Road GMU — Game Management Unit Hwy. — Highway JCT. — Junction ohv — Off-highway vehicle rd. — Road Res. — Reservoir SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SWA — State Wildlife Area USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E— East W— West Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director: Robert Broscheid The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members are (as of July 2014): Bill Kane, chairman • Christopher Castilian, secretary • Robert Bray, member • Jeanne Horne, member • Gaspar Perricone, member • Dale Pizel, member • James Pribyl, member • James Vigil, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Michelle Zimmerman, member • Alexander Zipp, member • Mike King, ex-officio member • John Salazar, ex-officio member CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices and online at cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx. �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands on the cover A snowshoer departs from a yurt at Pearl Lake State Park. Photo by © Ty Eyden/CPW. (This photo is supported by funding from the Colorado Tourism Office, a state agency.) Other photos, left to right: 1. Boys play at Chatfield State Park’s swim beach, © CPW. 2. Dad and daughter glass the plains, by Jim Bulger © CPW. 3. Fishing with dad, by © Ken Papaleo. 4. Waiting in the duck blind, © Ducks Unlimited. 5. Taking the canoe to a favorite hunting spot, © CPW. download maps online State Wildlife Area maps and information: cpw.state.co.us/ placestogo/parks/Pages/ WildlifeAreaMap.aspx State Trust Lands maps: cpw.state. co.us/placesto go/Pages/State TrustLands.aspx To learn about parks, go to the Park Finder at: cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/ parks/Pages/ParkMap.aspx what’s neW2014 » Land openings... Nine new properties with a variety of wildlife recreational opportunities open this year for public access. New State Wildlife Areas (SWA) include: Brownlee II in Jackson County, Colorow in Rio Blanco County, Sam Caudill in Garfield County, Sikes Ranch in Baca and Las Animas counties, and Urad Lake in Clear Creek County. New State Trust Lands (STL) are: Overland Trail in Logan County, Burchfield and Sikes Ranch in Baca County, and Prospect in Weld County. See inside for individual property rules and details. » your habitat stamp dollars at work... Colorado Parks and Wildlife is currently working on 12 land projects — conservation easements and public access easements — being funded through the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Protection Program (a partnership that combines hunter and angler Habitat Stamp funds and Great Outdoors Colorado funds). When completed, these acquisitions will protect 54,000 acres of wildlife habitat and provide 49,278 acres of new public access for hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreation activities. » Land Closures... A few properties have closed to public access. These include Kodak Watchable Wildlife Area, Webster SWA and Carr Tract STL in Weld County, Ward Road Pond SWA in Jefferson County, West Bank SWA in Garfield County, and Julesburg SWA in Sedgwick County. » hunting reservation changes... There are many changes for reserving waterfowl and smallgame hunting spots on properties in Morgan and Logan counties. If you plan on making a reservation, check this brochure first to ensure you follow correct procedures. Properties affected include: Andrick Ponds, Atwood, Brush, Brush Prairie Ponds, Elliott, Jackson Lake, Jean K. Tool, Red Lion and Tamarack Ranch. See inside for individual property rules. » blinds must be marked... To help mitigate issues between hunters, portable blinds and tree stands are now allowed to be set up 30 days before the season in which they are to be used for big game, and they must be removed within 10 days after the season ends. Any other portable blind or stand for any other purpose must be removed at the end of the day. Blinds or stands do not reserve a hunting spot. In addition, blinds and stands require clear marking with a hunter’s identification. See page 2 for instructions. » new ponds, new hunts at tamarack... CPW staff has worked to create new augmentation ponds and establish a new system for hunting Tamarack SWA. In the past, three of four ponds were open to hunting. To increase the quality of hunts and better manage the duck population and conservation, there are seven ponds that will be open on a rotating basis each day. These will be available to hunt through a new lottery reservation system. The new ponds and hunt system will help maintain a quality hunting experience and improve waterfowl hunting on the rest of Tamarack SWA by increasing movement and distribution of waterfowl on the property. See page 25 for details. » tribute to fallen officer... The Wilbur Unit of Oak Ridge SWA has been renamed the Jon Wangnild Unit in honor of a 10-year CPW officer who died in a horse accident in June 2013. » regulations posted online... CPW reminds hunters that changes to regulations can sometimes occur after brochures are printed. To obtain updates, go to cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx. » Habitat Stamps are $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18-64. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Accessibility. aspx for details. camp reservations hunting reservations cabins, yurts, campsites There are more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44-47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. To reserve a campsite, yurt or cabin, go online to use the reservation system at cpw.state.co.us. You also can call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-2267 from outside the Denver metro area. The reservation phone line is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. some state wildlife areas and trust lands require reservations to hunt. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. To make a hunting reservation, call (800) 846-9453, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. The following rules apply: • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. • Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, Pacific Flyway lands For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling (970) 255-6161. All reservation rules apply. » Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb/Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. 1 �state wildlife areas wildlife areas What is a state wildlife area? State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) are state-owned lands that offer wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA has different allowed activities, based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. Green and white State Wildlife Area signs are being replaced with new ones, like this one at Colorow Mountain SWA. Photo by © Mike Porras, CPW. state wildlife area access rules Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. NEW! To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds and tree stands for big-game or waterfowl hunting can be erected on SWAs and no earlier than 30 days prior to the season for which they will be used. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. Any other portable blind or tree stand must be removed at end of the day they are used. The owner’s Customer Identification Number and dates of use must be visible on the outside of portable blinds or underside of tree stands. Placement of blinds or stands does not reserve them for personal use, they may be used by the public on first-come, first-served basis. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or sec2 boat regulations All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. youth/mentor hunting Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. tion marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or at CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a div- ing mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on the surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to posted swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �State Wildlife Areas 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands state wildlife area properties 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/acres: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. Adobe Creek Res. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/Acres: 125 / 5,147 acres state fishing units BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/Acres: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/Acres: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. Directions: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/Acres: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15-Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling (970) 375-6766 FACILITIES: rest room and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. Directions: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/Acres: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/Acres: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/Acres: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/Acres: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and boat takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/acres: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. wildlife areas » What is an SFU? The term stands for State Fishing Unit. There are 15 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. All SWA access rules (on page 2) apply. Directions: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/Acres: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/Acres: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. 3 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. wildlife areas ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/Acres: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU/acres: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / acres: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. Directions: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook Andrick Ponds SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU/acres: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: waterfowl Facilities: parking at N, S ends of SWA Restrictions: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. 4 State Wildlife Areas e. NEW! From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs must be on leash at this time. f. NEW! From Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, open only for migratory bird hunting within designated areas. See the 2014 Waterfowl or 2014 Small Game brochures. g. NEW! From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of spring turkey season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl and turkey seasons. All people scouting must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. NEW! From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. Turkey hunters must check in at check station on CR AA, but may hunt entire property. i. NEW! Hunting reservations required, see “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per area at any time. Hunters must follow check-in and check-out procedures as posted. Hunters with reservations may not check in until 3 a.m. before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. From Sept. 1 through end of goose season, maximum of three reservations per hunter each year. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/Acres: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/Acres: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/Big Bend SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/Acres: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, horse use, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or for target practice. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. f. NEW! All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres fishing: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/Acres: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, �State Wildlife Areas BASALT SWA (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/acres: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU/acres: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/Acres: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/Acres: 8 / 12 acres Fishing: coldwater lake facilities: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, rest room RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. Directions: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/acres: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - wildlife areas waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privatelyowned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. Bighorn Springs SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road is on E side of highway, look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Access for fishing only and only within the high-water line. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping and fires prohibited. BILLY CREEK SWA - Ouray, Montrose Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue 5 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/Acres: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. wildlife areas BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/acres: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. Blacktail (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/Acres: 15 / 610 acres hunting: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/acres: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS on all units: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. 6 State Wildlife Areas BOb terrell SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/acres: 43 / 7 acres fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU/acres: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1-March 31. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 1-March 31. Foot access only. No dogs. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. See Correction List BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: Go E on I-76 toward Fort Morgan. Go N on Hwy. 144, turn right on Elm Street, follow street to SWA. SWA is NE of Log Lane Village, extending E to Hwy. 52. GMU/acres: 96 / 176 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires, night hunting prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited S of irrigation canal, including the ponds. d. Hunting by shotgun or archery only. Rifle hunting, horse use, field trials, dog training prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. During regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at the �State Wildlife Areas mandatory check station. ON Scalva Parcel: Reservations required for BROWER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/Acres: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Open March 1-Aug. 31 only for spring turkey hunters with valid license; open for other access Sept. 1-end of February. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street 1.5 miles to the signed access point (north of road). Or, from Walden, go N on Hwy. 125 for 1 mile, turn right on CR 42. Parking and access is immediately to the right. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. New! BROWNLEE 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 6 / 1.2 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. Calloway Unit: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/Acres: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. brush creek SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU/acres: 44 / 382 acres recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing Brush Hollow SWA - Fremont Co. Directions — to boat ramp: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. wildlife areas all public use. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. a. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. b. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. c. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. From June 1-Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. e. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. f. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. d. NEW! When property is open to hunting, only one vehicle is allowed per group. Before Dec. 1, hunters must park in area they check into. Parking only in designated parking areas. e. NEW! From the last day of regular goose season until Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. f. NEW! From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. g. NEW! From Sept. 1-Dec. 1, reservations required until sunrise. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters with reservations may not check in until midnight before the hunt, and may only hunt the area specified on the reservation or for which they check into. Reservations valid until sunrise. Hunters may check in on a first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or after sunrise, if there is no check-in card in the check station. h. NEW! Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through lottery system. Applications to enter 7 �wildlife areas 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, (970) 842-6300. i. From the Thurs. before teal season opens through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation number or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. j. NEW! From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations required until sunrise to hunt on Dec. 1 (first day for small-game and biggame hunting). From Dec. 2 through the end of dark goose season, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. buena vista SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/acres: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing cabin creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles NE (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles E (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then S (right) to the property. GMU/acres: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping restrictions: open May 1-Nov. 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30, with exception for elk hunting which is allowed through Dec. 31. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. 8 State Wildlife Areas CENTENNIAL Valley SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, smallgame and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires a reservation. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open on designated trail for wildlife viewing and for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/acres: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream; only accessible for fishing and only through designated parking. CHArlie meyers swa - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/acres: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA - Larimer Co. (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/acres: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game cHesmore swa (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/Acres: 49 / 5 acres hunting: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: access by foot only. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized only in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU/acres: 214 / 23 acres FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Chubb park ranch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU/acres: 49 / 525 acres restrictions: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/acres: 131 / 288 acres hunting: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. �State Wildlife Areas c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Montrose, Gunnison Cos. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. Cline ranch SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/acres: 500 / 1,600 acres Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call (719) 836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1-Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/acres: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/Acres: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. Directions: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/Acres: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, over- night parking prohibited. Colorado River Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. NEW! COLorow Mountain SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker take Hwy. 64 approximately 15 miles W to CR 142 (directly N of the east entrance to Rio Blanco Lake SWA). Scenery Gulch Unit: take CR 142 for 7.2 miles to the property. Tschuddi Gulch Unit: take CR 142 for 1.8 miles to intersection of CR 142 and CR 143. Take CR 143 for 3.7 miles to property. GMUs/Acres: 11 / 1,979 acres HUNTING: elk, bear, lion, deer, small game FISHING: Scenery Pond is 5.5 acres at bottom of Scenery Gulch near parking area. RECREATION: hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, camping in primitive areas, OHV access through Tschuddi Gulch to BLM lands on Colorow Mountain. wildlife areas Directions: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-end of January. b. Parking and camping in designated areas only. c. Motorized vehicles prohibited in Scenery Gulch Unit and in Tschuddi Unit north of designated camping area. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited within 200 yards of camping, parking areas or structures. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/Acres: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. Or: from Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/Acres: 161 / 15 acres land, 80 acres water 9 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. wildlife areas Directions - Hatchery Tract: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. Deep Creek Tract: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU/acres: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only 2. Open May 16-end of February 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. From Las Animas, go W on Hwy. 194, then N on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/acres: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. 10 State Wildlife Areas DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (North, South, East) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/Acres: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. No big-game hunting; access allowed only for fishing, small-game and waterfowl hunting. b. NEW! Hunting with shotguns only. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/Acres: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fish- ing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then go 0.75 of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/Acres: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Spring Creek, Dome View trails and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge are open only July 16-Nov. 30. Douglas Res. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU/acres: 9 / 765 acres fishing: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. �State Wildlife Areas DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/Acres: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Droney Gulch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: Entrance 1: From the junction of Hwys. 50 DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/acres: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle Co. Directions: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/acres: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/Acres: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/Acres: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rab- bit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See 2014 Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACT (N and S): Hunting allowed. See 2014 Waterfowl brochure for details. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. wildlife areas and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of this road is private property. After entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) entrance 2: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. entrance 3: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/acres: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/acres: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, 11 �wildlife areas 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/Acres: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/Acres: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, water- fowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORKS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 34 W. Go W at Wilson 12 State Wildlife Areas Avenue for 14.4 miles to SWA on S, near mile marker 76. GMU/acres: 20 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/acres: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/acres: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. Directions: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 94 / 324 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Closed north of the Poudre River for all public access, including hunting and fishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. f. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small game hunting limited to Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. g. Hunting prohibited west of CR 13 and as posted in NE corner of SWA. Franklin Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANtZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile W on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/acres: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1-July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/Acres: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibit- ed within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. �State Wildlife Areas GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. On Midwestern Farms Tract: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. Directions: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/Acres: 28 / 451 acres recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash GRANITE SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/acres: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/acres: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU/acres: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMUs/Acres: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. hardeman SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 fishing: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkan- sas River restrictions: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or taking out of vessels. HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU/acres: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with rest room and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only wildlife areas GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Grand Co. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/acres: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. d. Bowfishing prohibited. 13 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/Acres: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. b. OHV use prohibited. HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/acres: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. 14 State Wildlife Areas b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Otero, Bent Cos. Directions: From La Junta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/Acres: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting by permission only FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/acres: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. NEW! Turkey hunting only allowed for: 1. Limited-access permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. 2. Hunters with limited GMU 30 license may hunt, but only on Skipper’s Island. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, pioneer park UNITs: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. Pioneer park UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/Acres: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. �State Wildlife Areas GMU/Acres: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. NEW! During regular duck season, smallgame hunters may not hunt around ponds occupied by waterfowl hunters. h. NEW! During regular duck season, all hunters must check in and check out at check station. Hunters may check in on a first-come, firstserved basis after 3 a.m. or after any other hunters check out. Hunters may only hunt the area they check into. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/Acres: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/Acres: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/Acres: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 & 2) - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/acres: 421 / 871 acres fishing: warmwater lake (catch and release only) Recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/Acres: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited. wildlife areas Directions: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/Acres: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 16 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Then go 2 miles S on CR 24. GMUs/Acres: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. 15 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Fishing access only. GMU/acres: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream JUMBO RES. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing is allowed anywhere. f. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. g. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. jumping cow SWA - Elbert Co. directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/acres: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only, for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed and mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. 3. Applications are due the third Mon. in Aug. for: dove, doe pronghorn, doe whitetailed and doe mule deer. 4. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. Person must remain with permit holder. 5. Permitted hunters may not enter the property before the first Mon. after the opening 16 State Wildlife Areas day of their season. b. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. c. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. d. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. e. Camping, fires prohibited. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. karney Ranch SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. From CR 18, go either E or across the canal (N) to access the SWA. GMU/acres: 126 / 13,580 acres hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b Foot access only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Closed in building safety zone and other safety zones as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/Acres: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/acres: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/acres: 113 / 354 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. �State Wildlife Areas GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/acres: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easement) - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/acres: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU/acres: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in self-contained units. Camping allowed by all methods 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU/acres: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 181 water acres, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. LONE DOME SWA - Montezuma, Dolores Cos. Directions: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/Acres: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds wildlife areas Directions: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/Acres: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/Acres: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. j. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. k. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. 17 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands LOve meadow Watchable wildlife area - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/Acres: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. Directions: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell wildlife areas Blvd. GMU/acres: 38 / 50 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. GMU/acres: 16 / 4.4 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. Directions: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, 18 then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. State Wildlife Areas GMUs/acres: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: hunting limited to youth/men- tor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bob- white quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/Acres: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open on during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in one of four spaces in designated area. During regular duck season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in designated area. A reservation is required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.-noon. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 65 about 10 miles E. Turn onto Hwy. 330 and go E 0.5 of a mile. SWA is on N side of highway. GMU/acres: 421 / 11 acres Fishing: warmwater lake hunting: waterfowl from designated blinds recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and nonmotorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper �State Wildlife Areas Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/Acres: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.75 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160 to the first parking lot. The second parking area is 0.7 of a mile past the first lot on CR 160. GMU/Acres: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. NEW! Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows and muzzleloaders only. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.25 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/acres: 56, 57 / 84 acres FISHING: coldwater river RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. NEW! Discharging firearms prohibited, except when hunting which is permitted only with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloaders from Colo. 291 bridge upstream to the property boundary. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/Acres: 6 / 6 mi. of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/acres: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/acres: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NARROWS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 34, go W at Wilson Avenue 9.1 miles. SWA is on N, near mile marker 82.9. GMU/acres: 20 / 13 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/acres: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. NEW! Jon Wangnild UNIT: From Meeker, go E on CR 8. Turn onto CR 6 and go E about 3.3 miles. Turn S on Meath Dr. When road forks in one mile, turn E. North edge of SWA starts after 0.2 of a mile. (This is the former Wilbur Unit.) BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/Acres: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. wildlife areas a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in biggame seasons. c. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands ODD FELLOWS SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then 0.5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU/acres: 16 / 0.8 mi. of river FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. ogden/TREAT SWA (Fishing Easement) - Fremont Co. Directions: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs/acres: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on B 1/2 Rd. for 2 miles, then turn N on 30 Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn E on C Rd. Go 0.5 of a mile to parking area at the end of the road. GMU/acres: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2014 Waterfowl brochure. 19 �wildlife areas 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMUs/Acres: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing PAddock SWA - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is in scattered parcels gener- 20 ally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, State Wildlife Areas Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/Acres: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. a. Pubic access allowed in Perins Peak area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 from July 16 through last day of regular deer and elk seasons. b. Public access allowed on Decker Tract and on Perins Peak area W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Road) from April 1 through last day of regular deer and elk seasons. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. RESTRICTIONS: PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs/acres: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. directions: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). decker tract: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., RESTRICTIONS: Perkins SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 of a mile, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/Acres: 181 / 83 acres Hunting: big game, small game Restrictions: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters two hours before sunrise and one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs are prohibited, except as aid to hunting. PICEANCE SWA - Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/acres: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/Acres: 59 / 635 acres �State Wildlife Areas HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31. Pioneer park SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/acres: 18 / 49 acres PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/acres: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas. PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/Acres: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. f. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. g. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, this includes (not limited to) boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/acres: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/Acres: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing wildlife areas Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2-Nov. 30. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/Acres: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. Hand-launched vessels only due to low water levels. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. RADIUM SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. 21 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands GMUs/acres: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. wildlife areas ralston creek SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/Acres: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. Directions: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/Acres: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. Note: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/Acres: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. c. All boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. 22 State Wildlife Areas d. Fishing only allowed from the dam Oct. 1-March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. e. Camping, fires prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. i. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (Sedgwick CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/acres: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. Reddy SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. river Access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. sheep mountain access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMU/Acres: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Open for hunting and fishing only. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/Acres: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wild- life viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/Acres: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. RIO GRANDE river SWA (Del Norte Fishing Easements) - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/acres: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/acres: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank Parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/acres: 43, 444 / 40 acres �State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt, Grand Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/acres: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. GMU/Acres: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. Ruby Mountain SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 of a mile. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/Acres: 57 / 4 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only and only from the highwater line to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing only. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. f. Bowfishing prohibited. NEW! SAm caudill SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Colo. 82 for 3.6 miles S. Take slight right onto Old State Hwy. 82, go 0.6 of a mile and take slight right onto CR 109. SWA is on left. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: boat ramp, limited parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharge of firearms prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road. To access the SWA, travel through San Luis State Park. Park fee will not be charged if continuing on to SWA only. GMU/acres: 82 / 2,031 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh Fishing Easement) - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU/acres: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. wildlife areas Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Mcclelland Tract: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.1 of a mile W on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/acres: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and river Facilities: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/acres: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when autho23 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands rized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. wildlife areas Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/Acres: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road). SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS Swa - Boulder Co. Directions: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU/acres: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with authorized permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, 24 State Wildlife Areas April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/Acres: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/acres: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. first Monday in August, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. Shriver-WRIGHT SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/acres: 791 / 120 acres hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl fishing: coldwater river recreation: wildlife viewing, photography restrictions: a. Fires, target practice, bowfishing prohibited. b. Hunting only with shotguns, archery or muzzleloader equipment. c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. NEW! sikes ranch SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. GMU/acres: 143, 144 / 7,150 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, predators FISHING: green sunfish, black bullhead catfish RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots — only 5 parking areas. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR 22, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU/acres: 102 / 2,157 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: �State Wildlife Areas a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. smyth SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 5.5 miles N on Hwy. 285. Then go 0.5 of a mile E and N on CR 191. Turn right at sign, parking at end of access road. GMU/acres: 56 / 10 acres fishing: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted to give resting area for wintering waterfowl. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/Acres: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/Acres: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/acres: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/acres: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: wildlife areas Directions: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/Acres: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, GMU 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, GMU 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only 25 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. wildlife areas NEW! Augmentation Ponds rules: 1. Waterfowl hunting is by a limited draw lottery reservation system from the opening day of second duck season through the end of regular dark goose season. 2. Hunting allowed only on a specific pond/ hunt area for that day. Hunters must hunt from established blinds; shooting out of back of blind prohibited. Hunters must park in designated parking areas but may drop off decoys via existing 4-wheel-drive only roads as posted. Hunters must remain on existing roads. 3. Maximum 4 hunters per group per hunt day. No hunters may fill a spot if a reservation holder does not use the reservation. No additional parties are allowed to hunt after the lottery hunter has completed their hunt for the day. The hunter drawing the access permit must be present for the hunt. All hunters must check in at the existing check station. 4. To enter drawing, send a postcard or letter with name, address, phone number, CID number and desired reservation dates to: CPW, Tamarack Ranch drawing, 122 E. Edison St., Brush, CO 80723. Must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Successful applicants notified by Oct. 21. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted to enter a drawing. Hunters may apply for multiple hunt dates on one postcard. Failure to hunt a reserved area without prior cancellation, or to follow check station procedures, may disqualify a person from making reservations for the remainder of the hunting season. 5. Ponds open to hunting without a reservation during the spring light goose conservation order season. All hunters must follow checkin and check-out procedures as posted. TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/Acres: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. 26 State Wildlife Areas TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/acres: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/acres: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MichigaN creek SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/Acres: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (including Otero Pond) - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/Acres: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Tomichi creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/acres: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/acres: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: �State Wildlife Areas a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. Directions: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater, seasonal trout, saugeye, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wiper RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. NEW! urad lake SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Interstate 70, take Hwy. 40 toward Grand Lake/Berthoud Pass. Go left on Jones Pass outside of Berthoud Falls. In 0.5 of a mile, turn left at “Urad” sign, onto Woods Creek Rd. (CR 203). Go about 3.5 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 39 / 240 acres land HUNTING: limited big game, primarily access to national forest for hunting deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain goat FISHING: cutbows, rainbow trout, brook trout RECREATION: camping, hiking, birdwatching RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from June 1-end of fourth regular big-game rifle season, or until the road is inaccessible (as posted). b. Motor vehicle use in designated parking area only. c. Fires allowed only in established fire rings. d. Camping limited to five days in a 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. e. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. f. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. g. Dogs must be on leash except when used as aid to hunting. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/acres: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. van tuyl SWA - Gunnison Co. Cabin creek unit: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres Lost Canyon unit: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/acres: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. GMU/acres: 16 / 2 mi. of river fishing: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/Acres: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. d. NEW! Dogs allowed only on leash and only on the paved Riverfront Trail. Owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of feces left by their dog. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails wildlife areas Directions: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. NEW! Closed to all public access for hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreation until property management activities are complete. WELLINGTON RES. No. 4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/Acres: 9 / Wellington Res. No. 4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. 27 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands fishing: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. No. 4. wildlife areas WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/acres: 87 / 1,793 acres fishing: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16-March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. 28 State Wildlife Areas WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/Acres: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/acres: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only, rifle and pistol shooting ranges RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/Acres: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. Directions: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/acres: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Hunting Reservations,” (page 1). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. williams creek res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. willow creek SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road . GMU/acres: 102 / 920 acres hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. Access by foot only, no horses allowed on property. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. windy gap watchable wildlife area - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/Acres: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, viewing area only. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go 5.7 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/acres: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. Yampa River SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/acres: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. �state trust lands The State Trust Land Public Access Program includes lands that are leased for the public to enjoy wildlife-related activities in these areas. They can be open to a variety of uses. The signs at each property will inform users what is allowed at each location. trust lands What is the state trust land public access program? State Trust Lands, such as Shaw Creek STL above, are posted with the property’s name, map and the rules of use. Photo by © Zach Spezze, CPW. about the state trust land public access program Public access for wildlife-related recreation on 500,000 acres of State Trust Land (STL) is made possible through the Public Access Program, a lease agreement between the State Land Board and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Signs at individual properties describe allowed uses, rules and time frames for public use. » What are trust lands? State Trust Lands include about three million acres of state-owned lands used for a specific purpose — to generate revenue and provide financial support for Colorado public schools (K-12) and other public institutions. Lands not listed in this brochure are closed to public use. » What can I do there? Lands enrolled in the Public Access Program are open to a variety of wildlife-related uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. The listings on the following pages provide information regarding allowable uses, site-specific rules and timeframes for use. Most lands are not accessible by vehicle, ATVs, or snowmobiles, and there may be additional restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. Unauthorized use or activity on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. » When are they open? Most properties are open for wildlife-related recreation from Sept. 1 through the end of February, unless listed otherwise in this brochure. Enrolled lands are closed to public access all other times of the year. The State Land Board leases most properties for other uses as well, such as livestock grazing, farming, or mining. Please be respectful of these other authorized uses on these lands. » Where are they? Public Access Lands are located all around Colorado. Please see the index, descriptions, and map of parcels enrolled in this brochure. STL public Access program rules The following restrictions apply to all STL Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. Properties are: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. » Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on desig- nated roads. 3. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. act responsibly Only State Trust Lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any State Trust Land not listed in this brochure.) 4. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 6. illegal firearms. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military- hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. Youth mentor hunting applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious-weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 29 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Trust Lands STL public access program properties 63 Ranch - Park Co. trust lands Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 50 / 1,635 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. ADAMS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU/acres: 6 / 3,640 acres (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/acres: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/acres: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. Directions — Route No. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route No. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/acres: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game 30 ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 49, 50, 58 / 10,282 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU/acres: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/acres: 96 / 120 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Hunting Reservations” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. New! Three reservations may be issued per day on the up-river west side of Hwy. 63; two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments. No more than four people per reservation. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. Directions — Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN — Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Upper Unit: fishing prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. Directions — Three points of access: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/acres: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game �Public Access Program BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/acres: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/acres: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: portable hunting blinds only. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/acres: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/acres: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. trust lands Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/acres: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/acres: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/acres: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/acres: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Bravo - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/acres: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. c. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at the designated check station before leaving the property. RESTRICTIONS: 31 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands trust lands BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. NEW! burchfield - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go E on CR DD for 14 miles to CR 54. The STL is on NW corner of junction of CRs DD and 54. GMU/acres: 139 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, pheasant, quail, fox, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/acres: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse Carnero - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU/acres: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres 32 State Trust Lands OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/acres: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/acres: 441 / 879 acres NEW! OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season through the end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/acres: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/acres: 2, 201 / 26,509 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/acres: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 �Public Access Program miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/acres: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: access only available from USFS Rd. 101. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. To access E portion of property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/acres: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU/acres: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) GMU/acres: 214 / 320 acres OPEN: first day of archery elk season to end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse RESTRICTIONS: parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open year- round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, turkey, small game DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/acres: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions — Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/acres: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. Directions: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion DRY fork - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU/acres: 441 / 2,230 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-16, for sharp-tailed grouse hunting only HUNTING: sharp-tailed grouse Restrictions: foot access only. Duck Creek - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU/acres: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game trust lands CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/acres: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. 33 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU/acres: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl trust lands ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest and parking areas only. GMU/acres: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping allowed at end of CR 12E, in designated areas only. RESTRICTIONS: access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS No. 1 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ELK SPRINGS No. 3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/acres: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. Fernleaf Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 34 State Trust Lands 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/acres: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: open for youth/mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/acres: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth-rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/acres: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/acres: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/acres: 13 / 360 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. b. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. Directions — Six parcels: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. �Public Access Program GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/acres: 951 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. Great Divide - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 420 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/acres: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. Directions — to E parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. to W Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/acres: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/acres: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game trust lands 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/acres: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/acres: 441 / 5,239 acres OPEN: last Sat. in Aug.-end of February Hunting: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU/acres: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Jumping Cow - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/acres: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: by permit only for dove, doe pronghorn, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for a permit. Permits must 35 �trust lands 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the Denver office, (303) 291-7227. Applications are due the third Monday in August for dove, doe pronghorn, doe whitetailed deer and doe mule deer b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with the permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access allowed two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping, fires prohibited. karney Ranch - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/acres: 126 / 1,000 acres open: Aug. 15-Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during season for each species. hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Foot access only. b. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game 36 State Trust Lands KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/acres: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From the first day of archery big-game season until the last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on the portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in the SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. Property map online at cpw.state.co.us. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU/acres: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S on Hwy. 69. Access from CR 310 has been terminated due to trespass issues. Only public access is via adjacent BLM on N side of STL. Access by foot or horseback only. For more, call CPW at (719) 561-5300. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: from first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/acres: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MacFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take �Public Access Program two-track 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/acres: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/acres: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. NEW! Directions: From stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306, then: Access 1: Go W on CR 306 to CR 339. Go S on CR 339 about 2.9 miles to parking area on E side of CR 339. Access 2: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 1.75 miles to CR 328. Parking area is on SW corner of CR 321 and 328 intersection. Access 3: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 4.75 miles to CR 327. Go W on CR 327 for 1 mile to parking area on N side of CR 327. Access 4: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 approximately 3.75 miles to parking area on E side of CR 321 at NW corner of Section 5. Access 5: From CR 306, go S on CR 321 about 5.25 miles to parking area where CR 321 crosses Coal Kiln Gulch. New! GMU/acres: 481 / 4,901 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February New! HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/acres: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU/acres: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. Menefee PEAK - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/acres: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. Directions — NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/acres: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/acres: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game trust lands a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. Directions — SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on 37 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/acres: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. trust lands Directions: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/acres: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. Moody Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/acres: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU/acres: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/acres: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. 38 State Trust Lands CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/acres: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. Mud springs - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/acres: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game only NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/acres: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. Directions — To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/acres: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. North Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU/acres: 16 / 152 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game NEW! Overland trail - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile to Overland Trail SWA parking area. Access to STL is from SWA parking area and across SWA only. GMU/acres: 96 / 40 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Access for youth/mentor hunting only. Reservations limited to one youth/mentor group, hunting area is on down-river side of Hwy. 63. b. Access allowed only from Overland Trail SWA parking lot. c. Camping and fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except as posted. d. Discharge of firearms or bows prohibited, �Public Access Program OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OXBOW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/acres: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: in Oxbow area only of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1-Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig area office at (970) 824-3046. Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT canyon/WHITBY - Baca Co. Directions — Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/acres: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/acres: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/acres: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/acres: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game trust lands except when hunting. Discharge of bows also allowed for bowhunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all small-game and waterfowl hunters must check out at designated check station before leaving property. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/acres: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/acres: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/acres: 191 / 5,762 acres New! OPEN: Sept. 1-May 15 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing as posted. New! HUNTING: Big game, small game, furbearers FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. 39 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands trust lands b. Access from Hwy. 14, from parking area on W side of Hwy. 287, and USFS lands. NEW! prospect - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go E on Hwy. 52 approximately 7 miles to CR 59. Go S on CR 59 about 4 miles to parking area that is on E side of CR 59, in NW corner of Section 36. GMU/acres: 99 / 140 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Waterfowl, rabbit, dove, pheasant, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Open for small-game hunting only; access through designated parking only. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. Directions: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Rd.) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 16 / 5,189 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: as posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/acres: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage- 40 State Trust Lands grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited within 0.25- mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/acres: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/acres: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/acres: 128 / 12,554 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/acres: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote �Public Access Program SAND CREEK central - Chaffee Co. Directions: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs. GMU/acres: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game Directions: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 5,038 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey Sand Gulch No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. Sand Gulch No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Ar- kansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/acres: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch No. 3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch no. 4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/acres: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/acres: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey shaw CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/acres: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open through March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NEW! sikes ranch - Baca Co. Directions: From Prichett, go W on Hwy. 160 to CR 3. Go S on CR 3 approximately 8 miles. At the “Sikes South Rock Quarry” sign, turn W. Access to STL is only from and through Sikes Ranch SWA. GMU/acres: 144 / 641 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, fall turkey, rabbit, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with permit also allowed. b. Motorized travel restricted to primary access route, CR O. c. Parking only in designated Sikes Ranch SWA parking lots. d. Access prohibited in the building envelope and designated safety zones, as posted. e. Camping, fires, OHV use, wood cutting or gathering are prohibited. f. Trapping allowed with permit. Permits must be on trappers at all times while trapping. Permits available at Lamar Service Center, 719-336-6600, or by calling local officer at 719-980-0025. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game trust lands SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/acres: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February new! HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/acres: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and 41 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands trust lands turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU/acres: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/acres: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear, dusky grouse 42 State Trust Lands SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/acres: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/acres: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/acres: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ted’s canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Property description: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 637 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions — parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. parcel 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU/acres: 49 / 398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed as posted. �Public Access Program TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. Directions: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/acres: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/acres: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/acres: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. Directions: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/acres: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU/acres: 13 / 1,206 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs area office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. Directions: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/acres: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/acres: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU/acres: 73 / 461 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. Directions: From Weldona, go E 0.33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/acres: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/acres: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. trust lands TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU/acres: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU/acres: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/acres: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: only access is from SWA parking area. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ 43 �state parks more about state parks state Parks Colorado State Parks are facilities that include more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and yurts throughout the state. State Parks’ affordable accommodations offer something for everyone. From the outdoor enthusiast to the family looking for a relaxing weekend, the perfect escape is only a click or phone call away. For information about hunting, fishing and other recreational opportunities at state parks, call 303-297-1192, or visit any state park, CPW office or go to cpw.state.co.us. Rafters navigate The Numbers section of the Arkansas River at Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area. The park offers 152 miles of river access, as well as picnicking, fishing, hunting, OHV, mountain biking and more. Photo by © CPW. state park access rules The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. park Hours Fees and Entrance Passes » Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. » Parks are open every day of the year, weather permitting. » Daily passes are $3-$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. » Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Some day-use parks » Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a per-person fee (for walk-in or bicyclists). have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. Camping & reservations » Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-CAMP (2267 outside the Denver metro area). » A non-refundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. » Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. hunting on state parks » Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. 44 fees and passes » Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. Annual Passes » $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. » An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. » Available at any state park, at CPW offices, http://parksstore.state.co.us, or by calling (303) 866-3437. » Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands State parks properties NOTE: This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For rules and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online at cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/Pages/ParkMap.aspx . Arkansas Headwaters - Chaffee, Fre- mont, Lake and Pueblo Cos. Directions to Visitor Center: From the intersection of Hwys. 50/291, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st Street). Go 1 block past stoplight to G Street, turn right 1 block to Sackett Avenue, turn left. Center is on left corner of Sackett and G streets. phone: (719) 539-7289 ACRES: 6,193 land acres, 152 miles of river facilities: picnic sites, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, mountain biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing Directions: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Road, then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. Phone: (303) 659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Bonny Lake - Yuma Co. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed and there is no water and electric available. Boyd Lake - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25, take Hwy. 34 W; go N on Madison Avenue and follow signs. The park is 1 mile E of Loveland. phone: (970) 669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Castlewood Canyon - Douglas Co. Directions: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Road), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. phone: (303) 688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography Chatfield - Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe Cos. Directions: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth Cherry Creek - Arapahoe Co. Directions: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Road, follow signs to E entrance of park. phone: (303) 690-1166 ACRES: 3,532 land acres, 880 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Cheyenne Mountain - El Paso Co. Directions: From I-25, exit on South Acad- emy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at the light into the park entrance. phone: (719) 576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres facilities: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking Crawford - Delta, Montrose Cos. Directions: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Eldorado Canyon - Boulder Co. Directions: From Hwy. 36, take the Superior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance is on W side of Eldorado Springs. Visitor Center: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. phone: (303) 494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: rock climbing, hiking, biking, Eleven Mile - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until you get 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. phone: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Elkhead Reservoir - Moffat Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 W approximately 41 miles to Moffat CR 29. Go right another 5 miles to CR 28; turn right to reservoir access. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing state parks Barr Lake - Adams Co. 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Drive (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Road to Plum Creek entrance. phone: (303) 791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, model airplane field Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swim beach, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, fishing, hunting with primitive weapons only at the Crescent Meadows property Golden Gate Canyon - Jefferson, Gilpin Cos. Directions: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Road; turn left and go 13 miles to the visitor center. phone: (303) 582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Harvey Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First Street. Turn N on First Street and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 of a mile to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Highline Lake - Mesa Co. Directions: From the Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 6 miles to Q Road, then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Road and N 1 mile to the park. phone: (970) 858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres facilities: visitor center, picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming 45 �2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Jackson Lake - Morgan, Weld Cos. Directions: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 interchange, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. phone: (970) 645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing James M. Robb / Colorado River - Mesa Co. phone: (970) 434-3388 state Parks Connected Lakes Directions: From the SW portion of Grand Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Rd. 1.5 miles. acres: 20 land acres, 30 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, boating Corn Lake Directions: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Rd., turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. Acres: 100 land acres, 22 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails Fruita Directions: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 of a mile to entrance on W. Acres: 20 land acres, 15 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating Note: Swim beach closed indefinitely Island Acres Directions: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. Acres: 627 land acres, 251 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming John Martin Reservoir - Bent Co. Directions: Go 16 miles E of Las Animas on Hwy 50 to CR 24 at Hasty. Go S on CR 24 about 2 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Lake Pueblo - Pueblo Co. 46 Directions: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Avenue. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 561-9320 State Parks ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Lathrop - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. phone: (719) 738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf Lone Mesa - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to park. phone: (970) 882-2213 Acres: 11,780 land acres note: the park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. Lory - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N through LaPorte. Turn left at Bellvue exit (CR 52E) and go 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and go 1.4 miles to CR 25G. Turn right, go 1.6 miles to park entrance. phone: (970) 493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Mancos - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 of a mile, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. phone: (970) 533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Mueller - Teller Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 687-2366 ACRES: 5,141 land acres, 5 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing Navajo - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. phone: (970) 883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming Note: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico AND Colorado fishing licenses are required. North Sterling - Logan Co. Directions: From the Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut Street (Hwy 6). Go W via Platte Street, turn right on North 3rd, go 4 blocks. Turn left on Broadway and go 4 blocks. Turn right on North 7th Avenue, go 12 miles to reservoir. phone: (970) 522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres facilities: archery range, picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Paonia - Gunnison, Pitkin Cos. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Pearl Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to park. phone: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling Ridgway - Ouray Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. phone: (970) 626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Rifle Falls - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing �State Parks 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Roxborough - Douglas Co. Directions: Take C-470 to the Wadsworth San Luis - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 of a mile to entrance. phone: (719) 378-2020 ACRES: 602 land acres, 684 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Spinney Mountain - Park Co. hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling State Forest - Jackson Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. phone: (970) 723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, rock climbing Dinner & Dancing, Colorado Style When you buy your state parks pass, don’t forget your fishing license so you can spend some quality time together cpw.state.co.us Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. Staunton - Jefferson, Park Cos. phone: (719) 748-3401 Directions: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to entrance. Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating phone: (303) 816-0912 acres: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres St. Vrain - Weld Co. Facilities: picnic sites Directions: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseturn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. back trails, rock climbing phone: (303) 678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres Steamboat Lake - Routt Co. facilities: picnic sites, dump station Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, boatmiles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129 (at the 7-11 store). ing, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Turn N, go 25 miles to the visitor center. phone: (970) 879-3922 Stagecoach - Routt Co. ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres Directions: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 hookups, dump station, visitor center miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, follow signs. swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, phone: (970) 736-2436 snowmobiling Sweitzer Lake - Delta Co. Directions: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. phone: (970) 874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Sylvan Lake - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147), turn S, take first right out of the roundabout onto Hwy. 6. At next roundabout, turn right onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Follow signs 10 miles. phone: (970) 328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Trinidad Lake - Las Animas Co. Directions: From I-25, take Exit 13B going E into Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada, cross the river. At the next four-way stop, turn left onto Hwy. 12, go 3 miles W. phone: (719) 846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, non-electric sites, full hookup sites, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing state parks exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Rd.; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Rd. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Rd.; turn left and go 1 block to the park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on the access road to reach the visitor center. phone: (303) 973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres facilities: visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical © DENNIS MCKINNEY, CPW Rifle Gap - Garfield Co. Vega - Mesa Co. Directions: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Rd. and go about 4 miles to the park. phone: (970) 487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Yampa River - Routt, Moffat Cos. Directions: All sites can be accessed from Colo. 40 W of Steamboat Springs, from Hayden to Deer Lodge Park Rd. Elkhead Res. is 10 miles E and N of Craig. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles facilities: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing 47 �maps lands map - northeast 48 �lands map - southeast maps 49 �maps lands map - northwest 50 �lands map - southwest maps 51 �maps game management units 52 �Index 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands land index State Wildlife Areas, Trust Lands, Fishing Units, Parks (F. E.) by property name denotes property is a fishing easement County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 104 38 104 2,890 50 400 BAR AD-1 AD-2 G-3 F-4 G-3 48 791 80 82 82 1,465 714 1,286 2,031 AL-1 AL-2 SLL AL-3 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 4,412 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 139 144 144 144 144 143, 144 144 139 138, 139 178 640 632 1,302 319 641 7,150 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 BA-8 BA-9 BA-10 J-9 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 125, 126, 146 19,471 126 1,000 126 13,580 146 1,520 125 69 130 960 130 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 48 Adams county Barr Lake State Park Lowell Ponds SWA Whitehorse SWA alamosa county Higel SWA Playa Blanca SWA San Luis State Park San Luis Lakes SWA arapahoe county Cherry Creek State Park archuleta county Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park baca county 125 125 125 125 126 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 39 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 240 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 CC-5 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 6,193 AHR E-7 11 CH-1 E-6 542 8 41 61 60 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 48, 50 chaffee county Arkansas Headwaters State Park multiple Arkansas River/ 56 Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 Bighorn Springs SWA 57, 481 Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) 49, 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 Champion SWA 57, 481 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-5 CN-6 CN-4 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 84 86 84 640 500 780 640 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 CU-7 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 49 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 57 56 57 56 49 56, 481 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA custer county clear creek county Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA Urad Lake SWA 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 Chesmore SWA Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek Central STL Sands Lake SWA Smyth SWA (F. E.) Tiger Lily Creek STL Wright’s Lake SWA MAP PAGE costilla county boulder county Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 ACRES conejos county bent county Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA grid INDEX E-6 E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 GMU maps Burchfield SWA Burchfield STL North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL Sikes Ranch STL Sikes Ranch SWA State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA 5 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 4,901 231 45 84 360 4 597 14 10 398 84 MAP point CH-7 CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 CH-29 County & LAND NAME Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Lapin Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL Delta county 51 Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park 53 �County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 72, 711 711 71 71 70, 71 711 2,359 640 314 606 5,030 11,780 DO-1 DO-2 DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 51 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 48, 49 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 48, 49 dolores county Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park eagle county Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL elbert county Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA el paso county Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL maps 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 640 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 49, 51 54 F-4 48 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA 33 33, 42 38 Golden Gate Canyon State Park 50 grand county Antelope Creek STL 181 Carter Creek STL 181 Copper Mountain STL 28 East Carter Mountain STL 181 Granby Ranch SWA 28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 Junction Butte SWA 37 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 Middle Park STL 27 Milk Creek STL 27 Perkins SWA 181 Pioneer Park SWA 18 Ptarmigan STL 28 Radium SWA 15, 27, 361 Red Mountain SWA 28 Slide Mountain STL 18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 West Carter Mountain STL 181 Windy Gap WWA 18 Windy Ridge STL 27 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 451 GR-5 E-3 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4,144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 51 85 84 84 85 861 85 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 544 2,192 640 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 HU-5 LAT HU-6 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 49 50 51 hinsdale county Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA garfield county Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA Sam Caudill SWA GOG ACRES gunnison county fremont county Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & #2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 11,903 GMU gilpin county douglas county Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA grid INDEX C-4 B-4 MAP PAGE 941 48 MAP point GF-9 GF-10 County & LAND NAME 50 huerfano county Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL �grid INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 Adams STL 6 3,640 Brownlee SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 2 mi. Brownlee 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 1.2 mi. Cohagen STL 171 2,848 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 Indian Creek STL 171 640 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 Lake John SWA 161 847 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 Manville SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 4.4 mi. Murphy SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 6 mi. North Platte STL 16 152 Odd Fellows SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 0.8 mi. Owl Creek STL 171 640 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,189 Red Canyon STL 16 640 Richard SWA 161 2,323 Ridge Road STL 16 320 Sand Creek STL 6 5,038 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 State Forest State Park 6,7,19,171 71,194 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 Verner SWA 16 2 mi. JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 JA-28 JA-29 STA JA-30 JA-31 JA-32 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 GMU ACRES Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 85 MAP PAGE 49 jackson county 50 51, 461 38 39, 46 5,318 2,100 3,834 CHA JF-1 STN F-4 F-4 F-4 48 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 51 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 50 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 8 8 19 200 12 58 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 F-2 E-1 F-2 48, 50 kiowa county Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL kit carson county Flagler Reservoir SWA la plata county Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 135 LR-36 F-1 87 191 1,793 38 LR-37 LR-38 F-1 E-1 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 354 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 96 91 91 90 90 96 91 96 89 120 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 48 Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Forks SWA Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL Narrows SWA North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington Res. #4 and Smith Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 191 191 20 19 19 MAP PAGE 48, 50 Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA logan county larimer county Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU 9 ACRES lincoln county lake county Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA (F. E.) Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) grid INDEX F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 GMU las animas county jefferson county Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 4 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 13 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,762 395 44 480 480 640 90 44 MAP point LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LOR LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 County & LAND NAME maps 1,420 960 585 80 MAP point HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 County & LAND NAME Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park 55 �40 192 200 1,297 10,696 MAP point LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 LO-14 grid INDEX I-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 67 38 562 1,439 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL 30, 40 878 CRP B-5 Yampa River State Park 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Overland Trail STL Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 96 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 MAP PAGE 48 mesa county Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb / Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA 50 maps 56 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 12 211 2 11 211 11 3 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 628 640 2,226 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-8 MF-7 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 ELH MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 ACRES 211 640 11 640 3 640 211 640 2, 3 19,962 11 640 211 637 11 640 3, 11 1,122 4 640 3,11,13, 211, 134 mi. 301, 441 MAP point MF-37 MF-38 MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 grid INDEX B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 YAM C-2 MAP PAGE 50 Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Weber Canyon STL 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 461 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-10 51 62 65 12 6,161 MT-1 MT-2 B-7 C-7 51 95 96 96 99 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 176 588 1,600 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-4 MG-3 MG-5 MG-6 JAC MG-7 MG-8 MG-9 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50,58,581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 1,635 1,200 3,782 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 420 1,121 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 48, 49, 50, 51 montrose county 51 Chipeta Lake SWA Cimarron SWA morgan county moffat county Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder STL Box Elder North STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL GMU montezuma county mineral county Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA County & LAND NAME Andrick Ponds SWA Boyd Ponds SWA Brush SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL otero county Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA 50 ouray county Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park park county 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL �17,429 15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 MAP point PA-16 PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 grid INDEX E-5 E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES James Mark Jones SWA Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL 50 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 MAP PAGE 48, 49, 50, 51 phillips county Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA pitkin county Coke Oven SWA prowers county Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 49 1,979 5,955 48 13,664 11, 21, 22, 31 25,193 11, 22 383 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 RB-4 RB-5 RB-6 B-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 B-3 B-3 50 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-6 RG-5 RG-7 RG-8 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 E-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 49 pueblo county Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL rio blanco county Colorow Mountain SWA Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 11 12,23,211 23 23, 24 80 80 80 791 791 79 80 791 102 1,280 799 64 935 124 469 120 15 15 214 131 441 441 214 441 131 26 214 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 320 2,230 674 34 457 360 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 RO-12 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 5 2,511 RO-13 C-1 12 2,039 RO-14 C-2 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 90 92 93 92 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Twenty Mile STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA 441 441 231 14 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 13 MAP PAGE 50 saguache county Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL sedGwick county san juan county 51 Andrews Lake SWA san miguel county Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA routt county Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Deep Creek STL Dry Fork STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 ACRES Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA rio grande county Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA Rio Grande SWA Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA grid INDEX C-2 C-2 D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 GMU maps 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 5,239 724 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 1,206 2,006 866 MAP point RO-15 RO-16 RO-17 RO-18 RO-19 PEA RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 RO-23 STG STE RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 RO-27 County & LAND NAME summit county Blue River SWA teller county 50 Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA washington county Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA Continued on back cover 57 �Printed for free distribution by Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 ATTENTION ANGLERS: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2014 Fishing brochure, available in print and online at cpw.state.co.us. 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Land index, continued from page 57 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 99 94 951 94 951 951 951 99 20 94 934 65 1,195 324 640 13 159 140 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 G-3 F-3 G-2 48 103 101 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 332 287 3,682 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 48 weld county Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Prospect STL St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA Yuma county Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU REPORT POACHERS Subscribe to Colorado Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. For more than 75 years it has been a valued resource for hunters and anglers. The annual Preference Point issue is a major asset for planning your hunt and the annual hunting and fishing guides offers a wide variety of how-to and where-to advice. To subscribe call 1-800-417-8986. OPERATION GAME THIEF: 1-877-COLOOGT EMAIL: GAME.THIEF@STATE.CO.US Earn a reward payment for reporting poachers or resource violations by calling Operation Game Thief. Callers don’t have to reveal their name, testify in court or sign a deposition. Email for details. Do not call for information requests or emergencies. THIS BROCHURE contains information on state-owned properties. It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx. online brochure �2014 LANDS brochure corrections UPDATED: AUG. 28, 2014 C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2014 Colorado State Recreation Lands PAGE CORRECTION inside: state wildlife areas, state trust lands, state Parks 6 online brochure cpw.state.co.us Please see the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website at cpw.state.co.us/about us/Pages/Regulations Brochures.aspx for additional information. BOYD PONDS SWA IS CLOSED AS OF AUG. 29, 2014. AS PRINTED IN BROCHURE BOYD PONDS SWA — regulations printed in the brochure for this property are no longer valid. The property has been sold, it is now private and closed to the public. Please obey all signs posted at the property about public access. � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4d0dacbc202c23c8f47cac113b3f4bc0.pdf 693454c4863d84340e5537585fed8d75 PDF Text Text C O L O R A D O P A R K S & W I L D L I F E 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands New: Look inside for state wildlife areas, State trust lands & State Parks online brochure cpw.state.co.us �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Table of Contents What’s New in 2013........................................ 1 • How to make a hunting reservation.....................................1 • How to reserve a park campsite, yurt or cabin...................1 State Wildlife Areas.................................. 2-28 • What is an SWA?.......................................................................2 • SWA access rules.......................................................................2 • SWA properties and regulations.....................................3-28 CPW Office locations cpw.state.co.us NEW! All CPW parks and offices now sell hunting and fishing licenses and offer full license services. See pages 45-47 for a list of our 42 parks locations. ONLY the offices below can assist hunters with animal checks and taking samples that are related to hunting activities referred to in this brochure. • What is an SFU?.........................................................................3 Brush 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 grand junction 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 Montrose 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 State Trust Lands Public Access Program........................... 29-43 Colorado springs 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 Gunnison 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Pueblo 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Denver 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Hot Sulphur Springs 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Salida 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 • Park access rules, park hours, fees and passes, camping and reservations....................................................44 • State parks property listings .........................................45-47 Durango 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 Lamar 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Steamboat SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 Maps........................................................ 48-52 Fort Collins 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Meeker 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 Glenwood Springs 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Monte Vista 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 State Fishing Units......................................... 3 • What is the STL Public Access Program?...........................29 • STL access rules.......................................................................29 • STL public access properties and regulations............30-43 State Parks . ............................................ 44-47 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northeast ..................48 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southeast ..................49 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Northwest . ...............50 • SWA, STL and state parks lands - Southwest .................51 • Game Management Unit map.............................................52 Property Index ....................................... 53-58 administration 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 Printed for free distribution by abbreviation key 4WD — 4-wheel-drive ATV — All-terrain vehicle BLM — Bureau of Land Management Co. — County Cos. — Counties CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife CR — County Road GMU — Game Management Unit Hwy. — Highway JCT. — Junction ohv — Off-highway vehicle rd. — Road Res. — Reservoir SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SWA — State Wildlife Area USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E— W— East West COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 cpw.state.co.us Editor: Amy Nickelson Cover photo © Michael Lohr Printed July 2013 by Publication Printers, Denver. 150,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director: Rick D. Cables The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission sets state property regulations in March. The Commission (as of July 2013): John Singletary, chairman • Bill Kane, vice chairman • Mark Smith, secretary • Robert Bray, member • Christopher Castilian, member • Jeanne Horne, member • Gaspar Perricone, member • James Pribyl, member • James Vigil, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Michelle Zimmerman, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Salazar, ex officio member CPW receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices and online at http://wildlife.state.co.us/RulesRegs/Regulations/Pages/Regulations.aspx. �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands MAP GRID PAGE MAP INDEX ACRES POINT GMU E-6 CH-8 ME NA ND 525 & LA E-6 49 COUNTY CH-9 MAP proper A 3,640 GRID D-6 e denotes PAGE MAP 49, 57 k Ranch SW perty nam CH-10 INDEX Chubb Par 500 (F. E.) by pro E-7 ACRES POINT k STL 48, 481 State Wild CH-11 GMU lands that life Areas (SWA Chubb Par 2,949 oir SWA E-7 ME the publi offer wildlife-re s) are stateerv NA 56 Res c. owne -12 ND lated ek d CH While most recreation Cre & LA G-3 and fishin to ar Cle activities 25 COUNTY E-5 focus on A BAR allowed g, each SWA SW 48 hunt 56 activ land lch -13 ing 90 ities, based available has Gu CH 2,8 F-4 resou on locatdifferent Droney 131 These parce rces. ion and 104 -1 E-6 S AD sportsmen ls of SWA A 49 AM SW 48, land are AD Colorado and mana 50 CH-14 Lake Parks and ged under paid for by Frantz theG-3 Park 10 benefit state law te 38 -2 E-6 Sta of wildl Wildlife empl e AD by E.) Colo (F. oyees for 481 rado Parks ife. Barr Lak about 350 400 CH-15 and Wild nite SWA SWA lands A Gra life mana 720 SW 104 ds aroun E-6 ges d the state. (F. E.) 481 Lowell Pon CH-16 mon SWA E-9 9 Har A SW e E-7 1 A AL481 Whitehors 65 CH-17 ndorf SW st 1,4 TY cke E-9 at He UN 51 320 e 791 E-6 A CO 51 SWA AL-2 Except when wildlif 561 CH-18 n Village ALAMOS 714 e speci activities nso ar fically autho E-9 Joh STL 11 are ea acce proh surfaces 80 E-6 A SLLdevic of water ibited on rized, the follow 481 topa Creek lands s, rights-19 es unde ss che 86 CH Higel SW Co of-way, , waters, frozeing 1,2 r CPW ru le E-9 buildings control: Litt n lesA 2,177 To posse 82 or boa E-7 ss the follow nca SWA t regula AL-1.3and/o w WW 481 r ing ado All vesse CH-20 Playa Bla tio 2,031 rounds, firearms: trace types of amm ns ls ande Me motoLov 231 The excep rs, traile floating devic sive or military hard r rounds, armo unition 82 te Park E-7 rs and es, their STL inspection ened roun rwhen locattion is wher 56 k rounds,radioactive subst contents, ing -21 by the equipment ds with pierc 48 Par e opera swim or fully CH ion are San Luis Sta CPW ances ell flag” and explosubject ted on xw befor is ident ming is 2. To enter , .50-c automatic or leavin to e ified by aquatic Ma permitted, 45 , use or G-4 firearms. aliber BMG g water being launched, A certificate when scuba nuisance a “dive es SWA E-7 again Est entry occu s on SWAs SW tion must species down CH organizatiofrom recog diver has valid rs56 . Any , use or py an area when ray 3. To enga nized scub according be removed found scub CH-22 San Luis Lak durin n. occupanc g inspe posted and Ou TY 4,412 19. To ge to CPW unt a training a y. allowed Mo c84 use air or 4. To enter in illegal activ proce disposed of E-7 gas-inflated transporta 104 k state Par ities. SFU the waterto be launched, dures before properly , use or OE COUN 57 commercia vessels o occu . operaSha unless the tion on or acros floating devic56, are te on, orvan CH-23 l purposespy an area for ARAPAH oil, gas k unt leave rigid moto device has multis surface of es for or or to do0 360 youth/ Mo access rules the water Aic r mount when -compartments exploratio E-6 land, ek State Par or electr -1ns.mineral invesC-1 tigations, water, 561 Youth/men mento vano SW motors. propelled ToAR and r huSha compartm CH-24 operate The following informatio tor Singl Cherry Cre by gasol a nting TY rado 561 5.torize aw vehicle ng unt 0surveys or 51 beyouth s unde hunti n applies to all 4 Mo ine mean restricted ent air or gas-fieUN State Parks. Additional C-1 (motorize r 18. d) excep h ColoCO E-6 Youth huntes hunting accompanie to lled A 77 t desig property-s desig informatio d on by flotat or nonET estab 20. To nated swim pecific n is listed on the nated-2 57 on youth Co ion AR aparki d by a ment rs undePass STL prom camp pages that follow. lor ing or lished CH-25 roads or moming areasdevices tC-1 or when r 16 must at least /mentor prope cha in boat ote, sponE.) ARCHUL ado 211 6. TomustdriveobeyatiagColo within encyrado sor, cond . is 18 and Pon ng areas0 regat rties. Ment hunting 597 (F. Pamoto tas, hunting on requi uct comp nonA . A on E-7 Drive op paint rk or ors reme wildlife participat state 78 Ac faster must be ain SW . Th en s r vehiclet Parks ek SW 56 faster than NA oriented ball shooting, than Hunting is allowed cessV laws. he rs 11. To nts. ly with hunte 21. To r educaunt es s to an CH-26 questing e only on some state activities. Wild launch ddspeed 25 mph tion Prog e arposte y Mo Devil Cre If itA SW is allowed, it will or land parks. 4,982 7. To leave or e pathe pu oir Rub build fires 14 22. To liflimit s raifmnot be listed under s poste aircr or erv camp e bl rt ation” leave E-6 aft. “Recreta12.tspreading; to leave without in the parks informatio ic fo lease , tent, shelt trailer unatt 771 and of th d. M the field decoys or anyth yon Res preca 57 STL n that starts on page 45. er, moto e St r wi s lan or to park or on water fro ostende CH-27 fires unatt ution ing used To graze sCre ST d more they to preveek 23. To ldlif vehic d e Echo Can than 48 Ltraile are rate lee-ord that as les mtrave livest overn ende nt San swim deco over Se 10 Tr Pu l ros ock. d. t ight. hour s lis pt ys in relat th 14 days J-9 , except mayr Horses, E-6 ing autho be used an s,ustot La . 1 blicrs or camp m e in desig camp A rized Park hours te Park 8. To estab Th tein ers onagan d ot45-d -1 Ac 56 thay perio SW becalish nd ed 13. To have u in wildlife mules, llama ed SWA -28 eyBA water contanated water cessd. CH s, bur-e 24. To disch herwroug activities. Lak by s Purecrherbi or usesfirew Parks are open use aarperm evegetthation s or durds Navajo Sta e h CP ct every lan anen er arge bl 178 activ t day op cides San th re of the year, weather orks, explo th permitting. 398 camping a firear ic struc rin e ca. Only ities. W. 14. en iseton cr, pesti e en I-10 steps tureds ar porta E-6 m or g or picni n caey ar can on To relea eatio cidesl ble blind ora 139 , poisons, A eplant the s, d ofor 25. To UNTY illegal subst erect 49 c areas bow in parki driven onbe on se wildlna Day-use areas n beede -2 als ly fo BA treeFestand birds. Priva on ndsives follo ng, ly intothtrees CH-29 generally are open e sa ifel ances SW areasfish in fish-rearin . p.m. Some day-use seveoSWA lea rs.paNo yth or tree State te game acorceprivately-o and 5 a.m.-10 BACA CO wingbrua sop 632 or stream en g ponds, rt nails field sta 84 stands m. eManss, Sm ral sedmate canry trials birds night; contact the parks have closed gates at pr made safter except areas s on CPW racew Pugame. 26.Cre lives be wned to otof pagebe, un th I-10 te. ,Trinclu rials park for hours144 the seaso must beop-3 SWASTs only ust ding groumay tremo remo 481 ek STL hatchery ays, holding SWA ertyleaved se acwithi posted as of operation. tock released Thwher yearblind her e for n in 56, BA s. sLand eld L Pu l p dog which they for prope To er b dogs 49 open Th9. 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EaTo Pr 10.re us-weedTY or mulc strlitter, dingust Lafield trials. Daily passes thedurin of archa secTo m nd a ds nsoraphistorical D-9 dig the ictio d leave Whitby STL CPW you clearlys eoUN h not free. Certi Wild / trenc lea backapg of listinch ST -5 nd value Ope oPer provi on which park are $3-$9 per vehicle,144 c mark hu pl 81 waste hes, CO fish, s BA depending yon -2 se . nce. 16. s ed ns S ca y to you visit. 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Typically, ST ty roads l do mpias uced l Div blor wing to ic hi tti et ight rie or dock m on r waste CN-3 Cl ohib traile forisdispo fees cover dit excepce ined cle lea pr g, br proptrash wi State To fish sed Lpt.lanAlso exem ng, ob rconfl i- toxic Sand Cre Trust unat- ma for wildl ld ty ofedAla though some parks all occupants of a vehicle, be osed ited. ng200 iles, , all aisM 85 and acticinfisahisanitary ochusal;eror from CPW pagetrta ife indesig Landd.s lease pt park o lan recre 9,4 hay may charge a per-person fore 1/2 e vi us activlifnated ation 28. To re. ty-to dumap J-9 sramp and -te fee (for walk-in ict no e, no ng an facility. areas ds boat D-10 STL es Cl Th d rr . te with g in 139 from trap . ew ho -7 On ct re18. 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An annual Additional vehicle Land ar e sio ot ic unenro 31, it fo La 5,1 at un ye 635 passes re es ly, he ho n is r fu e ru I-7 lle park pass is used un ss go ar n les m E-10 s in ly 3 m r ld entrance pass. are no 2 51 in lieu s po til Se d ha re 125 lesof UNTYaAndailyannual 81 t lis requ ture les so ers visitorinded allow -7 AColoraillion su so that, BEste pt. s po stri subsrden CN ted ired wild SW a d the of stat s an to A ed ed pass ste cted Jar 060 BENT CO in allows lif ta SW m to do you La ro 14, 640 parks for e re land e tru d th d ot on atic nces un th oir . rfaSW A 12 months from access to all state 4. ce ly on E-10 cr firea , .50 ds the date of purchase.125herwto fo s st e oir 7. tt 3 is brocachuceressI-8 packliBE81 ek Reserv an eatio can land -8 desig rm -caliwith a Reserv ise ot or Available at any CN un Yout y sta n. rem s. ed erin . s. ex state park, at CPW be de Jar ho .) Adobe Cre 5. out g Pr r BMplos offices, 640 rseb 30 I-8te trust(Plaermis-ain mcoenmparni18. hYoMenLa by othecaM D-10 (303) 866-3437. , or by call- 125 ack G roive or us Peak STL 4erohib 81 rw PiBESTL ingDiscounted ng co to ed uth tor nd un radi es CN-9 ds, oa accomply r prop by a hunt hunt Mogot Blue Lake 523trathe follo ise. , fires Prs. ited. All traI-8 annual fully ctiv 673 ers in mpa with ertie menLos available to Colorado passes are E-10 A autoe residents ny hunt s. M tor whunde g ap sh cer wi SWdisabled 125 oh R who are 64 years 81 d STL For more -10 mus yout er en r 16 plHil ls ibit roun ng JM and older, Pon ies ill CN en to hs educPin or eligible because onm be For informatio Dawn 13,391 ds, artympes of amIt is ill ed, unlesI-8t be acthcoateghaal49 wh at rs mushuntin ust to yout 640 n about of income. to ile ion t E-10 hunting, fishing ha or-p 5 126 hu re be g on ac- hs and other 81 SWA s po eg ca rd s no ve, BEntin qu 18 ro Canyon STL ier muniti al to CN-11 opportuni ste ire or youthin tion ing t beenstore cin g. ade 471 Fort Lyon camPing &te men olde Park onrecreation state parks, call ties Raj 640 g ro on or poss I-8 d gramthe ReAct, to the ce or us reserva (303) D-9 . Sta , 146 19, Reserve campsites, yurts tions 866-3437, Res , 126 or visit 81 any state 125 and cabins from six BE-6 unds, mfirilieataesrms s: crmbyaterthe .ceCertirtigifieonoral anCey WstaeetedrtiFrfieeed ase hanoy, straw Luits ansdr,Hills STL park, CPW CN-12 months up to A office or go three online John Martin days in advance by going SW 1,000 240 ry- I-8pr oss ials fyin d mat rtifie or pr Fora xiSan to ou or It oir to D-10 od state on fe g sta eria d W ovin ge s-we mul is Reserv 126 . , or call SWA exem uc 80, 81 tru de te ls ee BE-7 ce Cr ed ch (2267), or (303) (800) 678CN-13 pt. ed on st lanral, . Peopmus d Free partiop Ce fre 470-1144. o Springs John Martin CAMP prop ds state le t be FoSeg 71 13,580 cip rti e, A I-8 A non-refund wh cle rage atin fiE-10 SW or lea able er STL reservation 126 ch ty wh sed coun o tra arly when booking. 81 fee applies ervoir Pr g BE-8 Any site not reserved CN-14 ere by CP ty ro nspo markeo-race Res 20 Karney Ran able on a first-come, first-serve basis. is avail1,5 it’s W ad rtTer 640 d A I-8 su A s be SW SW Entrance ing and that ch 146 fees apply at ch 81 BE-9 used hay Meadows Karney Ran camping and reservationallfees.parks in addition to 69 are Trujillo I-8 STL F-9 125 se STL BE-10 te Canyon CO-1 cen Keller Lea 49, 51 960 Vin 61 I-9 1,0 F-10 130 s SFU 83 BE-11 A COUNTY A CO-2 Las Anima 2,438 COSTILL 1,462 . 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E.) 00 Crawford 1,6 57 -3 C-6 CH d A 53 8 Big Ben DE-3 alante SW E-6 30 Esc 481 1,0 STL -4 57, ge B-6 CH 53 Aspen Rid SWE 41 skey SWA A E-6 Clu SW Mc s 211 481 ing -5 49, CH 64 A Bighorn Spr 61 E.) E-6 Roeber SW Park 56, 481 ta SWA (F. CH-6 Lake State Buena Vis 60 E-6 Sweitzer 57, 481 s SFU CH-7 5 Chalk Cliff 49 n SWA Champio SWA Chesmore ent ing easem ty is a fish Easy to use: » »w he n ar e th eY oP en » ? »w » » » » » cherry creek 2 state Park » s/parksstore 6. » state.co.us/ LandWater/ StateTrustLands/ Pages/stl_info.aspx To find out more about individual parks, go to the Park Finder at: parks.state. co.us/ParksSearch/Pages/Parks Search.aspx cpw.state.co.us ille ga l fi re ar Ms. yurts waiting for you on your next vacation at state parks across Colorado. Campground amenities at many parks include restrooms, full electrical hookups and shower facilities. (See pages 44-47.) Many parks also offer campsites or cabins for large groups. Nearly 300 campsites are ADA accessible. Yurts and cabins offer comfortable, year-round alternatives to traditional camping in a tent. To reserve a campsite, yurt or cabin, go online cpw.state.co.us » do ar th e th er eY Yuma Count y, are marke d with signs like this. Photo by © Wayne Lewis, CPW. The Publi State inc c Ac Trust lud ces La Pta es lan s Pro nd gra Gran rmiga ds suc m ma d Co n Sta te h as thi rked wi unty. Tru s st in rul that th sig They es inc are for and lud ns like Accesthe pu instru e land bli cti s op en Pro c. ST on tim only gram L Pu s the es of durin lands blic the g cer are each activ itie yea The parce s all r and tain in the land l of owed lan on detai fol descr low ipt d differ. acces l the ing ions rul s. es an page Ph s d Za oto by ch Spezz © e, CP W. ? e? » ho w do es th e la nd le as ew or k? 8. ce rt ifie d ha Y, st ra w, M ul ch on lY. » 44 Attention anglers: Don’t forget to pick up a copy of the 2013 Fishing brochure for complete rules and fishing regulations for these properties! Not all fishing regulations are listed in here. » Land Closures... Cottonwood Creek SWA in Chaffee County, Bonny Lake State Park in Yuma County, and Conejos River SWA in Conejos County have been closed. There are no amenities at Bonny and the visitor center is closed. It is now being managed as part of the South Republican SWA. reservations for state parks: cabins, yurts and campsites There are more than 4,000 campsites and 58 cabins and ni South Repub lican in Eldorado Springs State Park, above, Staunton State is known around Photos by © Wayne Park, below, also the world as a Lewis, CPW offers previously destination for rock climbers. unexplored routes The new for climbers near Conifer. » » www.park s.state.co.u ha t ca re like the MAPS »w » » » he State Wildlif e Areas, s State Wildlife Areas are the state Parks first section of this brochure, with pages colored in brown; State Trust Lands are next, in yellow; and State Parks are listed in the third section, in green. We’ve also added larger locator maps and an updated property index at the back, to make it easier to find the best destination for your personal hunting, fishing or recreating desires. » For property maps and info about State Trust Lands, go online to: wildlife. » Notable changes... The Smelter Mountain Trail at Bodo SWA is sta open from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. daily for te tr hikers. See page 6. us tl an New rules are in place to address ds Pu bl safety at Boyd Ponds SWA. See page ic ac ce 6. ss Waterfowl hunting boat reservations have been removed from Jackson Lake and Jumbo SWAs. Reservation procedures and rules have also changed on the Scalva portion of Bravo SWA and MitaniTokuyasu. See pages 6 and 19. Vehicle access has been limited during big-game hunting seasons on La Jara STL in Conejos County. See page 36. nd co.us/LandWater/StateWild lifeAreas/Pages/swa.aspx al Lands brochure replaces the State Wildlife Areas and the State Trust Lands brochures. We’ve conveniently packaged all Colorado Parks and Wildlife lands in these pages, including State Wildlife Areas, State Trust Lands and State Parks. When you hit the road, this brochure Index is your guide rks EX g Units, Pa to every AND INDAreas, Trust Lands, Fishinstate wildl L ife are piece of land life as what State Wild wildl is a state CPW owns or ife area ? leases. COUNTY la Find State Wildlife Area maps and more information on the CPW website at: wildlife.state. » Land openings... There are a handful of new properties, and even a new state park, open this year. New State Wildlife Areas include Perkins SWA in Grand County, open for hunting only, and two fishing easements in Chaffee County, called Bighorn Springs and Ruby Mountain. ion Lands o State Recreat State Trust Land is open in Rio Shaw 2013 ColoradCreek Grande County. And Staunton State Park, in the mountains just outside of Denver, opened to the public in May. See the land pages for individual property rules and details. » Your new Lands brochure: Pick up one and you’re done!... The new Colorado State Recreation- tr ust download maps online what’s neW2013 wildlife areas Fort Collins photographer Michael Lohr’s main photo depicts an afternoon hunt on the grasslands. At bottom, left to right: 1. Roosters from a successful pheasant hunt, by © CPW. 2. Horseback riding at Eldorado Canyon State Park, by © CPW. 3. A strikingly colored bobcat at Pueblo Reservoir, by © Ron Drummond, CPW. 4. Ready to saddle up, by © Mark Cousins, CPW. 5. Fishing at Corn Lake, James M. Robb State Park, by © CPW. state Parks on the cover to use the reservation system at cpw.state.co.us. You also can call (303) 470-1144, or (800) 678-2267 from outside the Denver metro area. The reservation phone line is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Reservations may be made anywhere from six months to three days in advance. There is a $10 nonrefundable reservation fee that applies when booking. Any site that isn’t reserved is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Park entrance fees also apply at all state parks, in addition to camping and reservation fees. 29 » Habitat Stamps are $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18-64. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from buying the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/DisabledAccessi bility/Pages/DisabilityInformation.aspx for details. 53 hunting reservations some state wildlife areas and trust lands require reservations to hunt. If required, it is listed under the land name in this brochure. To make a hunting reservation, call (800) 846-9453, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. The following rules apply: • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. • Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, Pacific Flyway lands For these properties only, reservations must be made by calling (970) 255-6161. All reservation rules apply. » Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb/Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for rest of hunting season. 1 �state wildlife areas wildlife areas What is a state wildlife area? State Wildlife Areas (SWAs) are state-owned lands that offer wildlife-related recreation to the public. While most activities focus on hunting and fishing, each SWA land has different allowed activities, based on location and available resources. These parcels of SWA land are paid for by sportsmen and managed under state law by Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees for the benefit of wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages about 350 SWA lands around the state. State Wildlife Areas, like the South Republican in Yuma County, are marked with signs like this. Photo by © Wayne Lewis, CPW. state wildlife area access rules Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor- piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or to do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds, tree stands and steps can be erected on SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, fish entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 2 boat regulations All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. youth/mentor hunting Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, bur- ros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or during CPWauthorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to designated swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be present in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands state wildlife area properties 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU/acres: 15 / 650 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. Adobe Creek Res. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/Acres: 125 / 5,147 acres state fishing units » What is an SFU? The term stands for State Fishing Unit. There are 15 of these around Colorado that offer limited wildlife recreation. They include fish hatcheries and rearing operations. All SWA access rules (on page 2) apply. BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/Acres: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/Acres: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. Directions: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/Acres: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15-Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling (970) 375-6766 FACILITIES: rest room and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. Directions: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/Acres: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/Acres: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/Acres: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/Acres: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and boat takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU/acres: 84 / 105 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. wildlife areas . State Wildlife Areas Directions: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/Acres: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/Acres: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. 3 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. wildlife areas ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/Acres: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU/acres: 49 / 277 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs / acres: 54, 55 / 643 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. Directions: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 74 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook Andrick Ponds SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU/acres: 95 / 711 acres HUNTING: waterfowl Facilities: parking at N, S ends of SWA Restrictions: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday 4 State Wildlife Areas through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs prohibited at this time. e. From Sept. 1 through Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only hunting permitted. f. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 people per area at any time. Maximum 3 reservations annually per hunter from Sept. 1-end of regular goose season. Hunters must check in and out as posted at property. i. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, migratory bird hunting only, and only within designated areas. j. From Dec. 1 through end of regular goose season, hunting permitted for migratory birds and small game. Hunting days will be set for each, see the 2013 Waterfowl or 2013 Small Game brochures for details. k. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/Acres: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/Acres: 127 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/Big Bend SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee, Lake Cos. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/Acres: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Access limited to 4 groups or vehicles, with a max. of 4 people per group. c. Camping, fires, horse use, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. f. From June 1-Aug. 31, open only Sat., Sun., Weds. and only for wildlife viewing. g. Turkey hunting only on opening day and after that only Sat., Sun., Weds., of turkey seasons. h. From Sept. 1-May 31, hunting only on Sat., Sun., Weds., legal holidays and opening day of late rifle deer season. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. During regular duck season, SWA only open to hunting. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservation is required. 1. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 people per reservation. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed),Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 3. No reservation required for live trapping. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres fishing: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/Acres: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms �State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: BASALT SWA (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck Units) - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU/acres: 59 / 2,227 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU/acres: 80 / 102 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/Acres: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/Acres: 8 / 12 acres Fishing: coldwater lake facilities: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, rest room RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. Directions: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU/acres: 39 / 1,093 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding wildlife areas a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privatelyowned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 117 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. new! Bighorn Springs SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on 5 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Hwy. 285 for 4 miles. Access road is on E side of highway, look for sign. GMU/ACRES: 57, 481 / 8 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Access for fishing only and only within the high-water line. b. Parking only in designated lots. c. Camping and fires prohibited. wildlife areas BILLY CREEK SWA - Ouray, Montrose Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/Acres: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31. b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU/acres: 11 / 8,081 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. Blacktail (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/Acres: 15 / 610 acres hunting: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, 6 State Wildlife Areas dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs/acres: 37, 371 / 134 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS on all units: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOb terrell SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU/acres: 43 / 7 acres fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU/acres: 741 / 2,942 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30 for general use. b. Open S of CR 210 only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1-March 31. c. Smelter Mountain Trail open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 1-March 31. Foot access only. No dogs. d. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. e. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: Go E on I-76 toward Fort Morgan. Go N on Hwy. 144, turn right on Elm Street, follow street to SWA. SWA is NE of Log Lane Village, extending E to Hwy. 52. GMU/acres: 96 / 176 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires, night hunting prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited S of irrigation canal, including the ponds. d. Hunting by shotgun or archery only. Rifle hunting, horse use, field trials, dog training prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited �State Wildlife Areas BROWER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/Acres: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Open March 1-Aug. 31 only for spring turkey hunters with valid license; open for other access Sept. 1-end of February. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 6 / 1.14 miles of river FISHING: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. Calloway Unit: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/Acres: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. h. During regular duck season, property is only open to hunting, and: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. Call (800) 846-9553. (See page 1) Maximum 4 people per reservation. 2. Reservations limited to: one waterfowl and one small game each per day at south and northwest parking lots, and one youth/ mentor waterfowl reservation at northeast lot (Hwy. 71) per day. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated station by 2 p.m. 4. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 5. Mentors must be at least 18 and have valid hunter education certificate. No more than two mentors and at least one youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. 6. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservations are required and are unlimited in number. 7. No reservation required for live trapping and fishing on Chartier Pond. wildlife areas except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. During regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at the mandatory check station. ON Scalva Parcel: Reservations required for all public use. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. 1. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. 2. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. 3. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. 4. From June 1-Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. 5. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. 6. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands brush creek SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit round-about going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Rd. and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Rd. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU/acres: 44 / 382 acres recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing Brush Hollow SWA - Fremont Co. Directions — to boat ramp: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: 7 �wildlife areas 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. d. From the last day of regular goose season until opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. e. NEW: Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through lottery system. Applications to enter lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, (970) 842-6300. f. From opening of Sept. teal season through Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day during established waterfowl seasons. g. From Sept. teal season through Dec. 1, reservations available, but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Reservations valid until 9 a.m. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation or that they check into. h. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. i. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations available to hunt on Dec. 1. From Dec. 2-Jan. 31, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. buena vista SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs/acres: 49, 481 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove 8 State Wildlife Areas RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing cabin creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles NE (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles E (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then S (right) to the property. GMU/acres: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping restrictions: open May 1-Nov. 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30, with exception for elk hunting which is allowed through Dec. 31. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL Valley SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, smallgame and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires reservation. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open on designated trail for wildlife viewing and for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs/acres: 57, 481 / 60 acres FISHING: coldwater stream; only accessible for fishing and only through designated parking. CHArlie meyers swa - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU/acres: 58 / 1,082 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA - Larimer Co. (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs/acres: 8, 191 / 25,497 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game cHesmore swa (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMU/Acres: 49 / 5 acres hunting: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: Access by foot only. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized only in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU/acres: 214 / 23 acres �State Wildlife Areas FISHING: Elk River, coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Chubb park ranch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU/acres: 49 / 525 acres restrictions: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles, target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Montrose, Gunnison Cos. Directions: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. Fishing prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. Cline ranch SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/acres: 500 / 1,600 acres Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call (719) 836-4279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1-Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs/acres: 72, 711 / 2,359 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA (Snyder) - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/Acres: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. Directions: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/Acres: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, over- night parking prohibited. Colorado River Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 67 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. wildlife areas Directions: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU/acres: 131 / 288 acres hunting: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/Acres: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. Or: from Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/Acres: 161 / 15 acres of land, 80 acres of 9 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. wildlife areas CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. Directions - Hatchery Tract: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. Deep creek Tract: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU/acres: 76 / 3 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only 2. Open May 16-end of February 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. Go right on Hwy. 194, turn right on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU/acres: 125 / 30 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft 10 State Wildlife Areas propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (North, South, East) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/Acres: 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: Illinois and Michigan rivers, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: no big-game hunting. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/Acres: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fish- ing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then go 0.75 of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/Acres: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Spring Creek, Dome View trails and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge are open only July 16-Nov. 30. Douglas Res. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU/acres: 9 / 765 acres fishing: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. �State Wildlife Areas DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/Acres: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Droney Gulch SWA - Chaffee Co. DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU/acres: 70 / 12,775 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle Co. Directions: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU/acres: 35 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/Acres: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/Acres: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See 2013 Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACT (N and S): Hunting allowed. See 2013 Waterfowl brochure for details. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. wildlife areas Directions: From the junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of this road is private property, but after entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) entrance 1: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. entrance 2: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/acres: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game restrictions: Open Sept. 1-May 31 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU/acres: 131 / 674 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa 11 �wildlife areas 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/Acres: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/Acres: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, water- fowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. 12 State Wildlife Areas FORKS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 34 W. Go W at Wilson Avenue for 14.4 miles to SWA on S, near mile marker 76. GMU/acres: 20 / 4 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMU/acres: 125 / 523 acres RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU/acres: 51 / 362 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. Directions: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 94 / 324 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small game hunting limited to Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required. See “Reservations Procedures” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. f. Hunting prohibited west of CR 13 and as posted in NE corner of SWA. Franklin Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter James M. Robb Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 38 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANtZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.75 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU/acres: 56 / 25 acres FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1-July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/Acres: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohib- ited within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. �State Wildlife Areas GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. On Midwestern Farms Tract: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. Directions: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/Acres: 28 / 451 acres recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash GRANITE SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 131 acres FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited. Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU/acres: 5 / 2,511 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU/acres: 71 / 606 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU/acres: 54 / 81 acres HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMUs/Acres: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. hardeman SWA - Lake Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMUs: 48, 49 fishing: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkan- sas River restrictions: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or taking out of vessels. HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU/acres: 481 / 10 acres RESTRICTIONS: fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with rest room and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only wildlife areas GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Grand Co. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU/acres: 791 / 1,465 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may au13 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands thorize educational or scientific uses during closures. d. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/Acres: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence. HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/acres: 791 / 64 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions 14 State Wildlife Areas for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Otero, Bent Cos. Directions: From LaJunta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/Acres: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting by permission only FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs/acres: 30, 40 / 1,439 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting allowed only by permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, pioneer park UNITs: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. Pioneer park UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/Acres: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/Acres: 113 / 2,240 acres �State Wildlife Areas HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. During regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at check station. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on New Mexico Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/Acres: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/Acres: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. h. During regular duck season: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at check station by 2 p.m. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. Reservations limited to 3 waterfowl and 3 small-game per day. Maximum 4 people per reservation. Mentors must be 18 and have a valid hunter education certificate. Mentors are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 4. Deer and fall turkey hunting permitted in established seasons. These hunters are not required to check in or out, but reservations are required and are unlimited in number. 5. Uses other than hunting prohibited during this time. Live trapping is allowed. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/Acres: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 & 2) - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU/acres: 421 / 871 acres fishing: warmwater lake (catch and release only) Recreation: wildlife viewing wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/Acres: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited. JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/Acres: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. GMUs/Acres: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater 15 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on U.S. Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. wildlife areas JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU/acres: 481 / 9 acres FISHING: coldwater stream JULESBURG SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Ovid, take CR 29 S for 1 mile to CR 28; go W for 0.25 of a mile, then N for 0.25 of a mile to the parking lot. GMU/acres: 92 / 1,243 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JUMBO RES. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. 16 State Wildlife Areas c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing is allowed anywhere. f. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. g. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. jumping cow SWA - Elbert Co. directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU/acres: 105 / 14,733 acres HUNTING: by permit only, for dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, cow elk, doe white-tailed deer, doe and buck mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through a drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. 3. Applications are due: a. Third Mon. in Aug. for: dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, cow elk, doe white-tailed deer and doe mule deer. b. Third Mon. in March for: spring turkey 4. Permitted hunters may take one other non-hunter onto the property. Person must remain with permit holder. 5. Permitted hunters may not enter the property before the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. b. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. c. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. d. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. e. Camping, fires prohibited. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/acres: 37 / 1,304 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. karney Ranch SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. GMU/acres: 126 / 13,580 acres hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b Foot access only; vehicles restricted to parking areas and roads. c. Closed in building safety zone and other safety zones as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited, except as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. g. Night hunting with artificial light for certain species is allowed with additional permit. Contact the Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/Acres: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs/acres: 18, 28 / 1,714 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU/acres: 113 / 354 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, �State Wildlife Areas deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, pho- tography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft pro- pelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 50 / 15 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/Acres: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU/acres: 84 / 66 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easement) - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU/acres: 66 / 42 acres FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU/acres: 40 / 31 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in self-contained units. Camping allowed by all methods 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. wildlife areas KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU/acres: 30 / 8 acres RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 181 water acres, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. 17 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands LONE DOME SWA - Montezuma, Dolores Cos. Directions: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/Acres: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: wildlife areas a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/Acres: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. LOve meadow Watchable wildlife area - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/Acres: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. Directions: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. GMU/acres: 38 / 50 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. 18 State Wildlife Areas b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. Approximately 4.4 miles of river. GMU/acres: 16 / 67 acres FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. Directions: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs/acres: 125, 129 / 278 acres RESTRICTIONS: hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bob- white quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. �State Wildlife Areas MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/Acres: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway after crossing Coon Creek. GMU/acres: 421 / 11 acres Fishing: warmwater lake hunting: waterfowl from designated blinds recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/Acres: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in biggame seasons. c. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. GMU/Acres: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Closed S of CR 160. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMUs/acres: 56, 57 / 84 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,061 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/Acres: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: Michigan River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: fishing access only; hunting and other activities prohibited. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU/acres: 951 / 159 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU/acres: 711 / 764 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NARROWS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 34, go W at Wilson Avenue 9.1 miles. SWA is on N, near mile marker 82.9. GMU/acres: 20 / 13 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU/acres: 20 / 16 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. wildlife areas a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open on during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in one of four spaces in designated area. During regular duck season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. During regular duck season, hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles legally parked in designated area. A reservation is required to occupy a space from 4 a.m.-noon. (For reservation information, see page 1.) After noon each day, all parking spaces available on first-come, first-served basis. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/Acres: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery on Bel Aire Unit S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. 19 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands ODD FELLOWS SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then 0.5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU/acres: 16 / 49 acres FISHING: Roaring Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. ogden/TREAT SWA (Fishing Easement) - wildlife areas Fremont Co. Directions: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs/acres: 58, 86 / 28 acres FISHING: coldwater stream. Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on C Rd. Parking for SWA is between roads 30-31 along C Rd. GMU/acres: 41 / 148 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2013 Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when autho20 State Wildlife Areas rized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMUs/Acres: 125, 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing PAddock SWA - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is in scattered parcels gener- ally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs/acres: 32, 42 / 42 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. TRACT A: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). TRACT B: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/Acres: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Tract B and portions of Tract A that are W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.) are open only April 1 through last day of regular deer and elk seasons. b. Tract A area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 open only July 16-March 31. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons. d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. New! Perkins SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W on Hwy. 40 for 10 miles. At mile marker 174, turn right on CR 25. Go 0.5 of a mile, then turn left on CR 26. Go 5 miles, turn right on CR 2 and go approximately 1 mile to the SWA. GMU/Acres: 181 / 83 acres Hunting: Big game, small game �State Wildlife Areas Restrictions: a. Open for hunting only and accessible by foot or horseback only. b. Open to hunters two hours before sunrise and one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. c. Camping, fires, motorized vehicles, target shooting prohibited. d. Dogs are prohibited, except as aid to hunting. PICEANCE SWA - Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/Acres: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31. Pioneer park SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/acres: 18 / 49 acres PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2-Nov. 30. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU/acres: 80 / 714 acres RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas. PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/Acres: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. e. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. f. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. g. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. h. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail wildlife areas SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs/acres: 11, 21, 22, 31 / 25,193 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. d. Jumping, diving, swinging from cliffs, ledges or man-made structures prohibited, this includes (not limited to) boat docks, marina structures, railroad trestle in Turkey Creek. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU/acres: 73 / 177 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/Acres: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on 21 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/Acres: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. Hand-launched vessels only due to low water levels. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps wildlife areas RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. RADIUM SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs/acres: 15, 27, 361 / 10,996 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. ralston creek SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/Acres: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. Directions: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/Acres: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, 22 State Wildlife Areas archery range. Note: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. Call CPW for condition updates. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/Acres: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. c. All boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. d. Fishing only from the dam Oct. 1-March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. e. Camping, fires prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. i. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. j. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. Maximum 4 people per reservation. 1. Hunters must check out as posted at check station by 2 p.m. 2. Reservations regulated by areas. There are 9 waterfowl reservations, 3 small-game, 1 youth/mentor hunting only, with maximum 2 mentors and at least 1 youth per reservation. Mentors must be at least 18 and have a valid hunter education certifi- cate. They are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting allowed only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. 4. All uses other than hunting prohibited during this time, except: a) fishing on Jumbo Annex and live trapping. No reservation required for trapping. k. Deer hunting allowed during established deer seasons. Deer hunters not required to check out at station but reservation is required. Reservations are unlimited in number. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/acres: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. Reddy SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs/acres: 48, 49 / 8 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA (Hunting and Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. river Access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. sheep mountain access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMU/Acres: 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: North Fork of the North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/Acres: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wild- life viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: �State Wildlife Areas a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/Acres: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: RIO GRANDE river SWA (Del Norte Fishing Easements) - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU/acres: 79 / 124 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU/acres: 76 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 76 / 177 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs/acres: 43, 444 / 40 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt, Grand Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU/acres: 15 / 205 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Mcclelland Tract: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. GMU/Acres: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. NEW! Ruby Mountain SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: Two miles S of Buena Vista, at the intersection of Hwys. 24 and 285, go S on Hwy. 285 for 3.5 miles. Turn N on CR 301 for 0.5 of a mile. Turn E on CR 300 for 2.25 miles to parking on N side of road. GMU/Acres: 57 / 4 acres Fishing: coldwater river Restrictions: a. Open for fishing only and only from the highwater line to mid-river. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. Camping, fires prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing only. wildlife areas a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road. To access the SWA, travel through San Luis State Park. Park fee will not be charged if continuing on to SWA only. GMU/acres: 82 / 2,031 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh Fishing Easement) - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU/acres: 70 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing 23 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 1,462 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: wildlife areas a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU/acres: 57 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater lake Facilities: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/acres: 101 / 287 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/Acres: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing 24 State Wildlife Areas RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road). SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS Swa - Boulder Co. Directions: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU/acres: 29 / 208 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with authorized permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/Acres: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU/acres: 51 / 699 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk and only by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. first Monday in August, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 2917227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. Shriver-WRIGHT SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/acres: 791 / 120 acres hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl fishing: coldwater river recreation: wildlife viewing, photography restrictions: a. Fires, target practice, bowfishing prohibited. b. Hunting only with shotguns, archery or muzzleloader equipment. �State Wildlife Areas c. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. d. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR JJ, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU/acres: 102 / 2,157 acres RESTRICTIONS: SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 83 / 278 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. smyth SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 285. Then go 0.125 of a mile E and N on CR 191. Turn right at sign, parking at end of access road. GMU/acres: 56 / 10 acres fishing: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting access prohibited on downstream face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted to give resting area for wintering waterfowl. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/Acres: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/Acres: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU/acres: 55 / 55 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. wildlife areas a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thomspon School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd., which is Storm Mountain Access Rd. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU/acres: 73 / 526 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/Acres: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. 25 �wildlife areas 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, GMU 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, GMU 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/Acres: 50, 501 / 711 land acres, 175 water acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU/acres: 55 / 13 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. Dogs must be on leash. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. 26 State Wildlife Areas TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs/acres: 80, 81 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MichigaN creek SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/Acres: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs/acres: 30, 41 / 113 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (including Otero Pond) - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/Acres: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. Tomichi creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/acres: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU/acres: 73 / 250 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU/acres: 81 / 71 acres FISHING: coldwater lake �State Wildlife Areas RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. Directions: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs/acres: 36, 45 / 107 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. van tuyl SWA - Gunnison Co. Cabin creek unit: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres Lost Canyon unit: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/acres: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA (Fishing Lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. SWA is 1 mile of river. GMU/acres: 16 / 23 acres fishing: North Platte River, coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/Acres: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife view- ing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except bows permitted for bowfishing. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: In Denver at I-70 and Ward Rd. GMU/acres: 38 / 25 acres FISHING: warmwater FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed. c. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns, muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows also allowed in spring turkey season. c. From March 1-Aug. 31, SWA is only open to spring turkey hunters with valid license during spring turkey season. d. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. Dog training allowed only when training for hunting. wildlife areas a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands WELLINGTON RES. No. 4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/Acres: 9 / Wellington Res. No. 4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. fishing: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. No. 4. WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. GMU/acres: 87 / 1,793 acres fishing: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16-March 14. 27 �wildlife areas 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST BANK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Go S on Hwy. 82, turn right at mile marker 5 on CR 154. GMUs: 43, 444 FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access. RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/Acres: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. State Wildlife Areas WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU/acres: 33 / 941 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/Acres: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. Directions: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU/acres: 104 / 400 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 1). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. williams creek res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. willow creek SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road . GMU/acres: 102 / 920 acres hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. Access by foot only, no horses allowed on property. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. windy gap watchable wildlife area - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/Acres: 18 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, only viewing area open. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go 8 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs/acres: 56, 481 / 84 acres FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only. Yampa River SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU/acres: 13 / 866 acres RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited. STL Th A s s 1 2 n 3 28 o �state trust lands Public access trust lands The State Trust Land Public Access Program includes lands such as Ptarmigan State Trust in Grand County. They are marked with signs like this that include land rules and instructions for the public. STL Public Access Program lands are open only during certain times of the year and the activities allowed on each parcel of land differ. The land descriptions in the following pages detail the rules and access. Photo by © Zach Spezze, CPW. what is the state trust land public access program? This program allows the public limited access to enrolled state trust lands for wildlife-related recreation activities. State Trust Lands (STLs) are managed by the State Land Board, which leases lands to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. » What are trust lands? State Trust Lands include about three million surface acres of lands granted to Colorado by the federal government to generate revenue for trust beneficiaries. The largest trust supports the K-12 public education school trust. » What can I do there? Public Access Lands are open to a variety of uses, including hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. The listings on the following pages provide information regarding acceptable activities on trust lands enrolled in the program. Unauthorized uses or activities on these lands may be subject to enforcement from CPW officers or local authorities. » When are they open? Typically from Sept. 1 through the end of February, unless listed otherwise on the following pages. Although the lands enrolled in this program are only available for public use during this time frame, remember that trust lands are leased year-round for other uses such as livestock grazing, farming, or mining. Please be respectful of these other uses and the existing lessees on the lands. » Where are they? Public Access Lands are all around the state. Please see the index, descriptions, and map of parcels enrolled in this brochure. CPW has established many of these leases to provide improved access to neighboring State Wildlife Areas, Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service lands. Most parcels are not accessible by motor vehicle, all-terrain vehicles or snowmobiles, and there are restrictions on camping, parking and off-road driving. STL public Access program rules The following restrictions apply to all STL Public Access Program lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. Properties are: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. » Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on desig- nated roads. 3. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. act responsibly Only State Trust Lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any State Trust Land not listed in this brochure.) 4. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 5. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 6. illegal firearms. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military- hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. 7. Youth mentor hunting applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youthmentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious-weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 29 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands State Trust Lands STL public access program properties 63 Ranch - Park Co. trust lands Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU/acres: 50 / 1,635 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. ADAMS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU/acres: 6 / 3,640 acres (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU/acres: 58 / 3,782 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/acres: 85 / 500 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. Directions — Route No. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route No. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU/acres: 81 / 240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game 30 ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,240 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 49, 50, 58 / 10,282 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 1,880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU/acres: 8 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 57 / 542 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU/acres: 96 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments and one for youth and their mentor. The general public and hunters with mobility impairments must hunt on the up-river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down-river side of Hwy. 63. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. B B B BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. Directions — Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 57, 58 / 6,186 acres OPEN — Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Upper Unit: fishing prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. Directions — Three points of access: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs/acres: 50, 581 (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) / 3,570 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game B B �r . BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs/acres: 3, 4 / 12,393 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU/acres: 39 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 6,266 acres OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMUs/acres: 86, 691 / 500 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 1,849 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: portable hunting blinds only. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU/acres: 85 / 1,511 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 415 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: in small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent , Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU/acres: 125 / 14,060 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU/acres: 3 / 104 acres OPEN: year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. trust lands . Public Access Program BOX CREEK - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU/acres: 48 / 629 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU/acres: 211 / 628 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Bravo - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU/acres: 91 / 80 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. c. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out a the designated check station before leaving the property. a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. 31 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. trust lands Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU/acres: 68 / 17,655 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse Carnero - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU/acres: 68 / 1,714 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game Carr Tract - Weld Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: 0.5 of a mile N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). GMU/acres: 87 / 3,250 acres OPEN: access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons hunting: pronghorn Restrictions: a. Hunting from blinds and tree stands prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQs, Sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and one nonhunting companion. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. e. Hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 1) for details. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,301 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise listed below. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on 32 State Trust Lands designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU/acres: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 49, 57 / 3,640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU/acres: 441 / 879 acres OPEN: from first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited March 1 through first day of archery deer and elk season. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - Fremont Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th Street in Cañon City, go S on 4th Street 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles through BLM. GMU/acres: 691 / 1,560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU/acres: 171 / 2,848 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs/acres: 2, 201 / 26,509 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, �Public Access Program COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU/acres: 46 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: access only available from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. To access E portion of property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs/acres: 48,49 (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) / 467 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU/acres: 551 / 644 acres OPEN: year-round HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) GMU/acres: 214 / 320 acres OPEN: first day of archery elk season to end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, grouse RESTRICTIONS: parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU/acres: 711 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions — Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU/acres: 80 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. Directions: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion trust lands then go N 10.7 miles. GMU/acres: 441 / 640 acres OPEN: from the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands DRY fork - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU/acres: 441 / 2,230 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-16, hunting only HUNTING: sharp-tailed grouse only Restrictions: foot access only. Duck Creek - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU/acres: 90 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. (Storm Mountain Access Rd.) Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU/acres: 20 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 181 / 1,795 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. 33 �trust lands 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: small game FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU/acres: 581 / 265 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest and parking areas only. GMU/acres: 6 / 2,839 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS No. 1 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ELK SPRINGS No. 3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU/acres: 10 / 1,810 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. 34 State Trust Lands Fernleaf Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 133 / 2,052 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU/acres: 214 / 457 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: open for youth mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 91 / 280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohib- ited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU/acres: 301 / 866 acres OPEN: day after fourth-rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. GREASEWOOD FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU/acres: 80 / 799 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game GREASEWOOD Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMUs/acres: 69, 691 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU/acres: 13 / 360 acres G GUILLERMO �OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. Directions — Six parcels: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU/acres: 3 / 3,518 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, sage-grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU/acres: 95 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. Great Divide - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 85 / 2,118 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands HARTSEL - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 58 / 420 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU/acres: 130 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 50 / 1,121 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. Directions — to E parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. to W Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs/acres: 12, 211 / 2,079 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU/acres: 161 / 11,239 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. trust lands g Public Access Program JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to horse gate at SE corner of STL. Public access is through horse gate only. No access by any other road. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU/acres: 8 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU/acres: 441 / 5,239 acres OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-end of February Hunting: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU/acres: 6 / 7,671 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted 35 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on trust lands Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU/acres: 211 / 638 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Jumping Cow - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU/acres: 105 / 2,086 acres OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: only dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for a permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the Denver office, (303) 291-7227. Application due dates are as follows: 1. Third Monday in August for dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer 2. Third Monday in March for spring turkey b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with the permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove and wild turkey — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access is permitted two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping is prohibited. h. Fires are prohibited. karney Ranch - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. Access through Karney Ranch SWA parking area and property only. GMU/acres: 126 / 1,000 acres open: Aug. 15-Dec. 31 for deer and pronghorn hunting. Open year-round for wildlife viewing and for hunting small game, turkey and furbearers during the hunting season for 36 State Trust Lands each species. hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game, turkey, furbearers recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Foot access only. b. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. Night hunting with artificial light may be permitted per regulation. c. Closed in building safety zone as posted. d. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. e. Dogs allowed only as an aid to hunting. f. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 146 / 1,520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU/acres: 171 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 81 / 42,881 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. From the first day of archery big-game season until the last day of regular rifle season, closed to motor vehicles on the portion bounded on N by signed fence at a point along La Jara Creek in the SW quarter of Section 32, T35N, R6E, extending E along fence about 2.2 miles to corner post sign in Section 34, T35N, R6E; on E by signed fence from the above corner to 4.75 miles S to La Jara Creek; on S and W by La Jara Creek. Property map online at www.cpw.state.co.us. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU/acres: 103 / 332 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. LOS LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: from first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn M LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 561 / 320 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. M Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU/acres: 85 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. MA �e . - o . Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU/acres: 67 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MacFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU/acres: 17 / 2,880 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU/acres: 861 / 1,420 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: At stoplight in Buena Vista, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, then go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. Turn S on CR 339, go 2.25 miles to parking. GMU/acres: 481 / 2,177 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands MAYBELL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU/acres: 3 / 9,208 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU/acres: 441 / 724 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 501 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. Menefee PEAK - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU/acres: 73 / 635 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. Directions — NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU/acres: 181 / 5,019 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game trust lands . Public Access Program RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU/acres: 681 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU/acres: 27 / 4,144 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. Directions — SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 27 / 10,912 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at 37 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. trust lands MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMUs/acres: 82, 682 / 2,567 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU/acres: 68 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU/acres: 12 / 653 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. Moody Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/acres: 231 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU/acres: 14 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. 38 State Trust Lands MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU/acres: 12 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU/acres: 15 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. Mud springs - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E on Hwy. 24 for 4 miles to CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.). Go N on CR 15 about 5 miles to the STL. CR 15 bisects the property. GMU/acres: 50 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game only NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU/acres: 127 / 2,080 acres OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. Directions — To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU/acres: 126 / 2,243 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, small game OWL RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. North Canyon - Baca Co. O Directions: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU/acres: 144 / 632 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU/acres: 16 / 152 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River P NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU/acres: 191 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game PASS RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 79 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. PAT �GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. GMU/acres: 171 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game Note: Timber activity may be present. OXBOW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU/acres: 2 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: in Oxbow area only of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1-Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig area office at (970) 824-3046. Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU/acres: 7 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT canyon/WHITBY - Baca Co. Directions — Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU/acres: 144 / 1,302 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs/acres: 7, 8 / 1,920 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU/acres: 6 / 520 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMU/acres: 691 / 520 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, small game PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 70 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. trust lands N Public Access Program Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU/acres: 3 / 11,026 acres OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU/acres: 561 / 360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU/acres: 191 / 5,762 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: deer, small game FISHING: coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. Directions: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Road) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU/acres: 28 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game 39 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. trust lands Directions: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 16 / 5,189 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: as posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU/acres: 81 / 673 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU/acres: 16 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU/acres: 92 / 200 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. 40 State Trust Lands c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU/acres: 16 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU/acres: 84 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU/acres: 581 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU/acres: 13 / 640 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sagegrouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU/acres: 682 / 2,714 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU/acres: 128 / 12,554 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU/acres: 85 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 3,238 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs. GMU/acres: 56 / 597 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, small game SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 5,038 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 144 / 319 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey Sand Gulch No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. �Public Access Program GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. Sand Gulch No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Ar- Sand Gulch No. 3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch no. 4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU/acres: 68 / 1,898 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU/acres: 102 / 3,682 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: dig game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU/acres: 85 / 960 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, bandtailed pigeon, turkey new! shaw CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Go 6 miles E of South Fork, or 9 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160. Turn S at New Hope Community Church and take the gravel road W of church to the parking area. GMU/acres: 80 / 469 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for big-game and small-game hunting. Open Sept. 1-March 31 for mountain lion hunting only. HUNTING: elk, mule deer, mountain lion, grouse, rabbit, coyote, bobcat RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU/acres: 86 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU/acres: 3 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU/acres: 214 / 400 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU/acres: 18 / 1,280 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 85 / 585 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs/acres: 2, 3 / 19,962 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU/acres: 144 / 496 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: foot access only. trust lands kansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU/acres: 57 / 560 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, small game 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU/acres: 82 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting by archery only. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU/acres: 191 / 480 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU/acres: 13 / 1,863 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU/acres: 681 / 560 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote 41 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N trust lands on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkey SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU/acres: 126 / 640 acres OPEN: for fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU/acres: 59 / 9,389 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU/acres: 171 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game ted’s canyon - Moffat Co. Directions: There is no public motor vehicle access directly to this STL. Only reachable from adjacent BLM lands. Property description: Township 3N, Range 97W, Section 16. See property map at cpw.state.co.us. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access by foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU/acres: 211 / 637 acres 42 State Trust Lands OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, small game, birds Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 250 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU/acres: 58 / 160 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU/acres: 11 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions — parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. parcel 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU/acres: 6 / 1,523 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU/acres: 49 / 398 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU/acres: 551 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. Directions: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU/acres: 3, 11 / 1,122 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU/acres: 18 / 876 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU/acres: 691 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. Directions: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU/acres: 118 / 8,887 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU/acres: 13 / 1,206 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs area office, Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. Directions: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU/acres: 82 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, small game. �a VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU/acres: 81 / 640 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU/acres: 58 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU/acres: 58 / 18,253 acres OPEN: first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part STL Public Access Program. 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands GMU/acres: 69 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU/acres: 181 / 2,360 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs/acres: 36, 45 / 602 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU/acres: 4 / 640 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU/acres: 27 / 880 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: big game, small game trust lands . Public Access Program RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU/acres: 13 / 2,006 acres OPEN: first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: only access is from SWA parking area. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU/acres: 73 / 461 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. Directions: From Weldona, go E 0.33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU/acres: 95 / 5,600 acres OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU/acres: 682 / 320 acres OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. 43 �state parks state park access rules The following information applies to all Colorado State Parks. Additional property-specific information is listed on the pages that follow. hunting on state parks » Hunting is allowed only on some state parks. If it is allowed, it will be listed under “Recreation” in the parks information that starts on page 45. park Hours » Parks are open every day of the year, weather state Parks permitting. » Day-use areas generally are open 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Some day-use parks have closed gates at night; contact the park for hours of operation. Fees and Entrance Passes » Entrance fees are charged at all state parks. They help offset operating costs. » Daily passes are $3-$9 per vehicle, depending on which park you visit. » Passes are available at the park and are valid until noon the following day after purchase. Typically, entrance fees cover all occupants of a vehicle, though some parks may charge a perperson fee (for walk-in or bicyclists). » Cherry Creek State Park is subject to an additional fee for the Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority. Annual Passes » $70 for one vehicle. Additional vehicle passes are $35. An annual park pass is used in lieu of a daily entrance pass. Photos by © Wayne Lewis, CPW Eldorado Canyon State Park, above, is known around the world as a destination for rock climbers. The new Staunton State Park, below, also offers previously unexplored routes for climbers near Conifer. » An annual pass allows you access to all state parks for 12 months from the date of purchase. » Available at any state park, at CPW offices, www.parks.state.co.us/parksstore, or by call- ing (303) 866-3437. » Discounted annual passes are available to Colorado residents who are 64 years and older, disabled or eligible because of income. Camping & reservations » Reserve campsites, yurts and cabins from six months up to three days in advance by going to cpw.state.co.us, or call (303) 4701144, or (800) 678-CAMP (2267 outside the Denver metro area. for more For information about hunting, fishing and other recreation opportunities at state parks, call (303) 866-3437, or visit any state park, CPW office or go online to cpw.state.co.us. » A non-refundable reservation fee applies when booking. Any site not reserved is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. » Entrance fees apply at all parks in addition to camping and reservation fees. 44 �State parks properties NOTE: This is a list of some popular recreation activities offered at Colorado State Parks. For details and a full list of activities available at each park, go to the Park Finder online at www.parks.state.co.us/ParksSearch/Pages/ParksSearch.aspx . Arkansas Headwaters - Chaffee, Fre- mont, Lake and Pueblo Cos. Directions to Visitor Center: From the intersection of Hwys. 50/291, go N on Hwy. 291 (1st Street). Go 1 block past stoplight to G Street, turn right 1 block to Sackett Avenue, turn left. Center is on left corner of Sackett and G streets. phone: (719) 539-7289 ACRES: 6,193 land acres, 152 miles of river facilities: picnic sites, campgrounds, boat ramps, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, mountain biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing Barr Lake - Adams Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-76 E to Exit 22, Bromley Lane. Go E about 1 mile to Picadilly Road, then go S about 2 miles to park entrance on right. Phone: (303) 659-6005 ACRES: 1,164 land acres, 1,726 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Bonny Lake - Yuma Co. NOTE: Bonny is now managed as part of the South Republican State Wildlife Area. The visitor center is closed and there is no water and electric available. Boyd Lake - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25, take Hwy. 34 W; go N on Madison Avenue and follow signs. The park is 1 mile E of Loveland. phone: (970) 669-1739 ACRES: 257 land acres, 1,747 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electric hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Castlewood Canyon - Douglas Co. Directions: From I-25 at Castle Rock, go E on Founders Parkway to Hwy. 86; go E 4 miles to Franktown; go S on Hwy. 83 (S. Parker Road), and go 5 miles S to park entrance. phone: (303) 688-5242 ACRES: 2,300 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, educational tours, photography Chatfield - Jefferson, Douglas, Arapahoe Cos. Directions: From Denver, go W on C-470 to Wadsworth (Hwy. 121) exit. Go S on Wadsworth 1 mile. Deer Creek entrance is on E of road. Or, from C-470 and Santa Fe Drive (Hwy. 85), go S on Hwy. 85, go W on Titan Pkwy., turn right on Roxborough Park Road to Plum Creek entrance. phone: (303) 791-7275 ACRES: 3,895 land acres, 1,423 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, sewer and electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, model airplane field Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swim beach, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, hot-air ballooning, wildlife viewing Cherry Creek - Arapahoe Co. Directions: From I-225, go 1 mile S on Parker Road, follow signs to E entrance of park. phone: (303) 690-1166 ACRES: 3,532 land acres, 880 water acres facilities: picnic sites, horse rental, electrical hookups, dump station, boat ramps, marina, shooting range Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Cheyenne Mountain - El Paso Co. Directions: From I-25, exit on South Academy (Exit 135), go W on Academy to Hwy. 115. Go S on Hwy. 115 to first traffic light at Gate 1 of Fort Carson. Turn W at the light into the park entrance. phone: (719) 576-2016 ACRES: 2,701 land acres facilities: picnic sites, campground with 51 full hookup sites and 10 basic sites, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking Crawford - Delta, Montrose Cos. Directions: From Delta, take Hwy. 92 E to Hotchkiss. Veer right on Hwy. 92. Go 10 miles to Crawford. Park is 1 mile S on Hwy. 92. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 381 land acres, 379 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Eldorado Canyon - Boulder Co. Directions: From Hwy. 36, take the Su- perior/Louisville exit (McCaslin Blvd.); go S to Colo. 170, go W about 9 miles through Eldorado Springs. Park entrance is on W side of Eldorado Springs. Visitor Center: Go 1 mile W of park entrance. phone: (303) 494-3943 ACRES: 1,441 land acres, one mile of river facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hunting,fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Eleven Mile - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W 38 miles until you get 1 mile W of town of Lake George. Then turn S on CR 90 and go 6 miles to CR 92. Go S on CR 92 for 5 miles to park. phone: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 4,167 land acres, 3,405 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Elkhead Reservoir - Moffat Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 W approximately 41 miles to Moffat CR 29. Go right another 5 miles to CR 28; turn right to reservoir access. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 1,208 land acres, 900 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing state parks W 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Golden Gate Canyon - Jefferson, Gilpin Cos. Directions: Take I-70 W, exit Hwy. 58, go 5 miles to Hwy. 93. Go N 1.5 miles to Golden Gate Canyon Road; turn left and go 13 miles to the visitor center. phone: (303) 582-3707 ACRES: 11,895 land acres, 8 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Harvey Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, go W on Hwy. 6/24 to First Street. Turn N on First Street and go 1.2 miles to Silt Mesa Rd. Go W 0.7 of a mile to Harvey Gap Rd. (CR 237). Go N, follow Harvey Gap Rd. for 3.4 miles to park. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 106 land acres, 198 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Highline Lake - Mesa Co. Directions: From the Loma exit on I-70, (Hwy. 139), go N 6 miles to Q Road, then W 1.2 miles to 11.8 Road and N 1 mile to the park. phone: (970) 858-7208 ACRES: 389 land acres, 173 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming 45 �2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Jackson Lake - Morgan, Weld Cos. Directions: From Hwy. 34 and I-76 inter- change, go N 7.25 miles on Colo. 39, through Goodrich. Then go W on Y5 (follow paved road) for 2.5 miles. phone: (970) 645-2551 ACRES: 580 land acres, 2,511 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing James M. Robb / Colorado River - Mesa Co. phone: (970) 434-3388 Connected Lakes Directions: From the SW portion of Grand state Parks Junction at Hwy. 340, go NW on Dike Road 1.5 miles. acres: 20 land acres, 30 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, boating Corn Lake Directions: Take Exit 37 off I-70, go to 32 Road, turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 2 miles. Acres: 100 land acres, 22 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails Fruita Directions: Take I-70 to Exit 19 at Fruita. Go S on Hwy. 340 for 0.5 of a mile to entrance on W. Acres: 20 land acres, 15 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookup, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating Note: Swim beach closed indefinitely Island Acres Directions: Take Exit 47 off I-70; follow signs. Acres: 627 land acres, 251 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, swimming John Martin Reservoir - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W from Lamar about 20 miles to Hasty. Go S on School Street (CR 24); go 2 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 829-1801 ACRES: 1,642 land acres, 11,749 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Lake Pueblo - Pueblo Co. 46 Directions: From I-25 at Pueblo, Exit No. 101; go 2.5 miles W on Hwy. 50. Turn S on Pueblo Blvd., go 4 miles to Thatcher Avenue. Turn W, go 4 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 561-9320 ACRES: 12,885 land acres, 4,611 water acres State Parks facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Lathrop - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160. phone: (719) 738-2376 ACRES: 1,780 land acres, 412 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, golf Lone Mesa - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, take USFS roads 526 and 514 N and W to park. phone: (970) 882-2213 Acres: 11,780 land acres note: the park is currently closed to the public. Limited hunting is allowed by a special use permit program during big-game seasons. Call for information. Lory - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N through LaPorte. Turn left at Bellvue exit (CR 52E) and go 1 mile to CR 23N. Turn left and go 1.4 miles to CR 25G. Turn right, go 1.6 miles to park entrance. phone: (970) 493-1623 ACRES: 2,591 land acres facilities: picnic sites, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, rock climbing Mancos - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Durango, take Hwy. 160 W 27 miles to Mancos. Go N on Hwy. 184 approximately 0.25 of a mile, turn E on CR 42 (USFS Rd. 561). Go 4 miles and take CR N to park entrance. phone: (970) 533-7065 ACRES: 354 land acres, 217 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Mueller - Teller Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 24 to Divide. Go S on Hwy. 67 for 3.5 miles to park entrance. phone: (719) 687-2366 ACRES: 5,141 land acres, 5 water acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, limited hunting and fishing Navajo - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, take U.S. 160 W 17 miles. Go SW on Colo. 151 for 18 miles to Arboles. Go 2 miles S on CR 982. phone: (970) 883-2208 ACRES: 2,087 land acres, 2,895 water acres - the reservoir is more than 15,000 water acres that span Colorado and New Mexico. facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, swimming Note: Boaters may launch in either state and use the entire reservoir. Valid New Mexico and Colorado fishing licenses are required. North Sterling - Logan Co. Directions: From the Sterling exit on I-76, go W on Chestnut Street (Hwy 6). Go W via Platte Street, turn right on North 3rd, go 4 blocks. Turn left on Broadway and go 4 blocks. Turn right on North 7th Avenue, go 12 miles to reservoir. phone: (970) 522-3657 ACRES: 2,820 land acres, 2,895 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming Paonia - Gunnison, Pitkin Cos. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, take Hwy. 82 S to Carbondale. At Hwy. 133, go S 46 miles. phone: (970) 921-5721 ACRES: 1,250 land acres, 334 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Pearl Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129. Turn N and go 23 miles to Pearl Lake Rd. Go E 2 miles to park. phone: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 134 land acres, 166 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing, snowmobiling Ridgway - Ouray Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 550. phone: (970) 626-5822 ACRES: 2,100 land acres, 1,101 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, buoy and slip rentals, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking trails, biking, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Rifle Falls - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 9.8 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 48 land acres facilities: picnic sites, electrical hookups Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, biking, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing �State Parks 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands Rifle Gap - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70 exit at Rifle, take Hwy. 13 N through Rifle 3 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 325 and go 6 miles. phone: (970) 625-1607 ACRES: 973 land acres, 360 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Roxborough - Douglas Co. San Luis - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 160 W 60 miles. Take Hwy. 150 N for 13.5 miles. Turn left on Six Mile Lane and go 8 miles; then go N 0.125 of a mile to entrance. phone: (719) 378-2020 ACRES: 602 land acres, 684 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Spinney Mountain - Park Co. Directions: From Colorado Springs, take Hwy. 24 W for 55 miles. Turn left and go 2.8 miles on CR 23. Then turn right on CR 59 and go 1.1 miles to entrance. phone: (719) 748-3401 ACRES: 3,990 land acres, 2,444 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps Recreation: hunting, fishing, boating St. Vrain - Weld Co. Directions: From I-25, go W on Hwy. 119, turn N on CR 7. Park is 7 miles E of Longmont. phone: (303) 678-9402 ACRES: 689 land acres, 160 water acres facilities: picnic sites, dump station Recreation: fishing, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing Directions: From I-70 at Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 N for 38 miles. Go W on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Hwy. 134. Go W on Hwy. 134 for 27 miles to Hwy. 131. Go N 17 miles to CR 14 and follow signs. phone: (970) 736-2436 ACRES: 810 land acres, 819 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling State Forest - Jackson Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 75 miles W on Hwy. 14, over Cameron Pass. phone: (970) 723-8366 ACRES: 71,024 land acres, 170 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, horse stables/rental, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling, rock climbing NEW! Staunton - Jefferson, Park Cos. Directions: From Denver, take Hwy. 285 S for 19.2 miles. Take the Elk Creek Rd. exit and go N on Elk Creek Rd. for 1.7 miles to park entrance. phone: (303) 816-0912 acres: 3,829 land acres, 5 water acres Facilities: picnic sites Recreation: fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, rock climbing Steamboat Lake - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go W 2 miles on Hwy. 40 to CR 129 (at the 7-11 store). Turn N, go 25 miles to the visitor center. phone: (970) 879-3922 ACRES: 1,809 land acres, 1,011 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Sweitzer Lake - Delta Co. Directions: From Delta, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 50. Or go 20 miles N of Montrose on Hwy. 50. phone: (970) 874-4258 ACRES: 74 land acres, 137 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump sta- tion, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, swimming, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing Sylvan Lake - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147), turn S, take first right out of the roundabout onto Hwy. 6. At next roundabout, turn right onto Sylvan Lake Road. Follow signs 10 miles. phone: (970) 328-2021 ACRES: 1,532 land acres, 42 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Trinidad Lake - Las Animas Co. Directions: From I-25, take Exit 13B going E into Trinidad. Turn left at four-way stop onto Nevada, cross the river. At the next four-way stop, turn left onto Hwy. 12, go 3 miles W. phone: (719) 846-6951 ACRES: 2,512 land acres, 800 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramp, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback trails, boating, crosscountry skiing/snowshoeing state parks Directions: Take C-470 to the Wadsworth exit. Go 4.4 miles S to Waterton Road; turn left and go 1.6 miles to North Rampart Range Road. Turn right and go 2.3 miles to Roxborough Park Road; turn left and go 1 block to the park access road. Drive 2.2 miles on the access road to reach the visitor center. phone: (303) 973-3959 ACRES: 3,328 land acres facilities: visitor center Recreation: hiking, cross-country skiing/ snowshoeing Stagecoach - Routt Co. Vega - Mesa Co. Directions: From I-70, go S on Hwy. 65 then E on Hwy. 330 through Collbran about 16 miles. Turn S on 64.6 Road and go about 4 miles to the park. phone: (970) 487-3407 ACRES: 944 land acres, 898 water acres facilities: picnic sites, boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, visitor center Recreation: hunting, fishing, OHV, camping, hiking, boating, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing, snowmobiling Yampa River - Routt, Moffat Cos. Directions: All sites can be accessed from Colo. 40 W of Steamboat Springs, from Hayden to Deer Lodge Park Rd. Elkhead Res. is 10 miles E and N of Craig. phone: (970) 276-2061 ACRES: 110 land acres, access to 134 river miles facilities: 9 river sites, picnic sites, 8 boat ramps, electrical hookups, dump station, showers, visitor center Recreation: fishing, rafting, camping, boating, cross-country skiing Buy your fishing license and park pass online today! www.bit.ly/cpwlicensesales Get Out for Trout 47 �maps lands map - northeast 48 �lands map - southeast maps 49 �maps lands map - northwest 50 �lands map - southwest maps 51 �maps game management units 52 �Index 2013 Colorado State Recreation Lands land index State Wildlife Areas, Trust Lands, Fishing Units, Parks (F. E.) by property name denotes property is a fishing easement County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 104 38 104 2,890 50 400 BAR AD-1 AD-2 G-3 F-4 G-3 48 791 80 82 82 1,465 714 1,286 2,031 AL-1 AL-2 SLL AL-3 E-9 E-9 E-9 E-9 51 104 4,412 CHE G-4 48 77 78 771 561 211 4,982 AR-1 AR-2 NAV C-10 C-10 C-10 51 139 144 144 144 144 139 138, 139 178 632 1,302 319 496 200 8,533 BA-1 BA-2 BA-3 BA-4 BA-5 BA-6 BA-7 J-9 I-10 I-10 I-10 J-10 J-9 J-9 49 5,147 14,060 30 523 13,391 125, 126, 146 19,471 126 1,000 126 13,580 146 1,520 125 69 130 960 130 2,438 BE-1 BE-2 BE-3 BE-4 JMR BE-5 BE-6 BE-7 BE-8 BE-9 BE-10 BE-11 I-7 I-7 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-8 I-9 49 Adams county Barr Lake State Park Lowell Ponds SWA Whitehorse SWA alamosa county Higel SWA Playa Blanca SWA San Luis State Park San Luis Lakes SWA arapahoe county Cherry Creek State Park archuleta county Devil Creek SWA Echo Canyon Reservoir SWA Navajo State Park baca county Burchfield SWA North Canyon STL Pat Canyon / Whitby STL Sand Creek South STL State Line STL Turk’s Pond SWA Two Buttes Reservoir SWA boulder county Eldorado Canyon State Park Sawhill Ponds SWA 29 29 1,441 208 ELD BO-1 F-3 F-3 48 39 39 39 39 320 1,093 670 3,438 CC-1 CC-2 CC-3 CC-4 E-4 F-4 E-4 F-4 48, 50 6,193 AHR E-7 11 CH-1 E-6 542 8 41 61 60 5 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 CH-5 CH-6 CH-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-6 clear creek county Bakerville STL Bergen Peak SWA Georgetown SWA Mount Evans SWA chaffee county Arkansas Headwaters State Park multiple Arkansas River/ 56 Big Bend SWA (F. E.) Aspen Ridge STL 57 Bighorn Springs SWA 57, 481 Buena Vista SWA (F. E.) 49, 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU 56, 481 Champion SWA 57, 481 Chesmore SWA 49 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 80, 81 81 81 640 240 9,485 42,881 2,808 635 640 640 673 640 640 240 71 640 CN-1 CN-2 CN-3 CN-5 CN-6 CN-4 CN-7 CN-8 CN-9 CN-10 CN-11 CN-12 CN-13 CN-14 D-10 D-9 E-10 D-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-10 E-10 E-10 D-9 D-10 E-10 51 83 83 83 1,061 1,462 278 CO-1 CO-2 CO-3 F-9 F-10 F-9 49, 51 69 86, 691 69, 691 86 84 86 84 640 500 780 640 640 486 640 CU-1 CU-2 CU-3 CU-4 CU-5 CU-6 CU-7 F-8 E-7 F-8 F-8 F-8 E-8 F-8 49, 51 53 62 53 53 64 760 7,612 1,600 1,030 211 CRA DE-1 DE-2 DE-3 SWE C-6 B-6 C-6 C-6 B-6 51 ACRES Chubb Park Ranch SWA Chubb Park STL Clear Creek Reservoir SWA Droney Gulch SWA Frantz Lake SWA Granite SWA (F. E.) Harmon SWA (F. E.) Heckendorf SWA Johnson Village SWA Little Cochetopa Creek STL Love Meadow WWA Maxwell Park STL Mount Ouray SWA Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Poncha Pass STL Ruby Mountain SWA (F. E.) Sand Creek STL Sands Lake SWA Smyth SWA Tiger Lily Creek STL Wright’s Lake SWA 49 49, 57 48, 481 56 56 48, 49 481 481 481 561 481 481 56 56 56, 57 561 57 56 57 56 49 56, 481 MAP PAGE 51 51 Alamaditas Mesa STL Alamosa Canyon STL Hot Creek SWA La Jara STL La Jara SWA La Jara Reservoir SWA Los Mogotes Peak STL Pinon Hills STL Rajadero Canyon STL San Luis Hills STL Sego Springs SWA Terrace Reservoir SWA Trujillo Meadows SWA Vincente Canyon STL maps 125 125 125 125 126 grid INDEX E-6 E-6 D-6 E-7 E-7 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-7 E-6 E-6 E-6 GMU conejos county bent county Adobe Creek Reservoir SWA Blue Lake STL Dawn Pond SWA Fort Lyon SWA John Martin Res. State Park John Martin Reservoir SWA Karney Ranch STL Karney Ranch SWA Keller Lease STL Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River SWA Setchfield SWA 525 3,640 500 2,949 25 131 10 720 9 320 11 2,177 231 45 84 360 4 597 14 10 398 84 MAP point CH-8 CH-9 CH-10 CH-11 CH-12 CH-13 CH-14 CH-15 CH-16 CH-17 CH-18 CH-19 CH-20 CH-21 CH-22 CH-23 CH-24 CH-25 CH-26 CH-27 CH-28 CH-29 County & LAND NAME costilla county Mountain Home Res. SWA Sanchez Reservoir SWA Smith Reservoir SWA custer county Bear Gulch STL Beddows Mountain STL DeWeese Reservoir SWA Froze Creek STL Lapin Creek STL Middle Taylor Creek SWA Rosita STL Delta county Crawford State Park Escalante SWA McCluskey SWA Roeber SWA Sweitzer Lake State Park 53 �County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 72, 711 711 71 71 70, 71 711 2,359 640 314 606 5,030 11,780 DO-1 DO-2 DO-3 DO-4 DO-5 LON A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 B-8 A-9 51 104 51 51 51 2,300 362 3,328 699 CAS DG-1 ROX DG-2 G-5 F-5 F-5 F-4 48 47, 444 44 35 35 44 36, 45 36, 45 2,577 382 25 90 1,574 107 602 EA-1 EA-2 EA-3 EA-4 SYL EA-5 EA-6 C-5 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 D-4 50 105 105 2,086 14,733 EB-1 EB-2 H-5 G-5 48 59 110 118 2,701 400 8,887 CHM EP-1 EP-2 G-6 G-5 G-6 49 dolores county Coalbed Canyon SWA Disappointment Creek STL Fish Creek SWA Groundhog Reservoir SWA Jim Olterman/Lone Cone SWA Lone Mesa State Park eagle county Basalt SWA Brush Creek SWA Eagle River SWA Gypsum Ponds SWA Sylvan Lake State Park Vail Deer Underpass SWA Whiskey Creek STL elbert county Jumping Cow STL Jumping Cow SWA el paso county Cheyenne Mountain State Park Ramah SWA Turkey Track Ranch STL maps 59 59 691 58 581 58 58 69 69, 691 86 69 58, 86 58 691 57, 58 86 58 59 58 58 691 58 69 2,227 461 1,560 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 28 640 520 2,480 640 640 9,389 640 410 640 18,253 640 FR-1 FR-2 FR-3 FR-4 FR-5 FR-6 FR-7 FR-8 FR-9 FR-10 FR-11 FR-12 FR-13 FR-14 FR-15 FR-16 FR-17 FR-18 FR-19 FR-20 FR-21 FR-22 FR-23 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 E-7 F-7 F-7 E-7 E-7 E-7 F-7 F-6 E-7 F-7 E-6 F-7 43 43 42 34 33 32, 42 33 33 33 43, 444 43, 444 7 19 13,179 2 304 42 600 48 1,333 40 GF-1 GF-2 GF-3 GF-4 HAR GF-5 GF-6 RIF RIG GF-7 GF-8 C-4 C-4 C-5 C-4 C-4 C-4 B-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 C-4 49, 51 54 F-4 48 1,240 1,301 640 1,795 GR-1 GR-2 GR-3 GR-4 E-2 D-3 E-3 D-2 West Rifle Creek SWA Wheeler SWA 33 33, 42 38 Golden Gate Canyon State Park 50 grand county Antelope Creek STL 181 Carter Creek STL 181 Copper Mountain STL 28 East Carter Mountain STL 181 Granby Ranch SWA 28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs SWA 18, 28 Junction Butte SWA 37 Kemp-Breeze SWA 18, 28 Middle Carter (Gunsight) STL 181 Middle Park STL 27 Milk Creek STL 27 Perkins SWA 181 Pioneer Park SWA 18 Ptarmigan STL 28 Radium SWA 15, 27, 361 Red Mountain SWA 28 Slide Mountain STL 18 Troublesome Valley Ranch STL 18 West Carter Mountain STL 181 Windy Gap WWA 18 Windy Ridge STL 27 Almont Triangle SWA Beaver Lake SWA Black Sage Pass STL Cabin Creek SWA Centennial SWA Dutch Gulch SWA Gunnison River SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison SWA Leaps Gulch SWA Miller Ranch SWA Paonia State Park Pitkin SFU Quakey Mountain STL Roaring Judy SFU Sapinero SWA Spring Creek Reservoir SWA Taylor River SWA Tomichi Creek SWA Tomichi Dome STL Van Tuyl SWA Waunita WWA 451 GR-5 E-3 2,160 1,304 1,714 5,019 4.144 10,912 83 49 640 10,996 161 1,280 876 2,360 12 880 GR-6 GR-7 GR-8 GR-9 GR-10 GR-11 GR-12 GR-13 GR-14 GR-15 GR-16 GR-17 GR-18 GR-19 GR-20 GR-21 E-3 D-3 E-3 D-3 D-3 D-2 D-3 E-3 E-3 D-3 E-3 E-3 E-3 D-2 E-3 D-2 54, 55 43 551 55 54 67 643 41 415 640 1,800 320 GU-1 GU-2 GU-3 GU-4 GU-5 GU-6 D-6 C-5 D-7 D-7 C-7 D-7 54 81 GU-7 D-7 54 55 54 53, 521 55, 551 551 54, 55 54 55 55 67 551 55 551 2,800 560 1,604 1,584 48 640 778 7,129 55 13 465 640 510 GU-8 GU-9 GU-10 PAO GU-11 GU-12 GU-13 GU-14 GU-15 GU-16 GU-17 GU-18 GU-19 GU-20 C-7 D-6 C-6 C-6 D-7 D-7 D-6 C-7 D-6 D-6 D-7 D-7 D-7 D-7 76 66 66, 67 76 76 77 520 42 1,429 41 177 508 HI-1 HI-2 HI-3 HI-4 HI-5 HI-6 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-8 C-9 C-9 51 85 84 84 85 861 85 85 1,511 640 640 2,118 544 2,192 640 HU-1 HU-2 HU-3 HU-4 HU-5 LAT HU-6 G-9 F-8 F-8 F-9 F-9 G-9 F-9 49 50 51 hinsdale county Brown Lakes SWA Lake Fork of the Gunnison SWA Mason Family SWA Rito Hondo Reservoir SWA Road Canyon Reservoir SWA Williams Creek Reservoir SWA garfield county Bob Terrell SWA Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek SWA Glenwood Springs SFU Harvey Gap State Park Parachute Ponds SWA Rifle Falls SFU Rifle Falls State Park Rifle Gap State Park Roaring Fork SWA West Bank SWA GOG ACRES gunnison county fremont county Beaver Creek SWA Brush Hollow SWA Cody Park STL Cottonwood Ridge STL Deer Haven STL Dirty Gulch STL Fernleaf Gulch STL Florence STL Grape Creek STL McCoy Gulch STL Newlin Creek STL Ogden/Treat SWA (F. E.) Parkdale STL Pinnacle Rock STL Sand Gulch, No. 1, 2, 3, 4 STL Short Creek Baldy STL Stoney Face Mountain STL Table Mountain STL Tallahassee Road STL Texas Creek #1 & #2 STL Turkey Gulch STL Waugh Mountain STL West Bear Gulch STL 11,903 GMU gilpin county douglas county Castlewood Canyon State Park Four Mile SWA Roxborough State Park Sharptail Ridge SWA grid INDEX C-4 B-4 MAP PAGE 941 48 MAP point GF-9 GF-10 County & LAND NAME 50 huerfano county Black Hawk STL Black Mountain STL Blue Spring STL Guillermo Ranch STL Huerfano SWA Lathrop State Park Little Sheep Mountain STL �grid INDEX F-9 G-9 F-9 F-9 Adams STL 6 3,640 Brownlee 2 SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 1.14 mi. Cohagen STL 171 2,848 Cowdrey Lake SWA 161 95 Delaney Butte Lakes SWA 16 2,620 Diamond J SWA 161 3,129 East Delaney Butte Lake STL 16 640 Elk Mountain STL 6 2,839 Independence Mountain STL 161 11,239 Indian Creek STL 171 640 Johnny Moore Mountain STL 6 7,671 Kemp Draw STL 171 520 Lake John SWA 161 847 MacFarlane Reservoir STL 17 2,880 Manville SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 67 Murphy SWA (Fishing Lease) 6 6 mi. North Platte STL 16 152 Odd Fellows SWA (Fishing Lease) 16 49 Owl Creek STL 171 640 Owl Mountain STL 171 640 Owl Mountain SWA 171 920 Pinkham Mountain STL 6 520 Rabbit Ears STL 16 5,189 Red Canyon STL 16 640 Richard SWA 16, 161 2,323 Ridge Road STL 16 320 Sand Creek STL 6 5,038 Seymour Lake SWA 17 81 State Forest State Park 6,7,19,171 71,194 Taylor Draw STL 171 320 Three Sisters STL 6 1,523 Verner SWA 16 23 JA-1 JA-2 JA-3 JA-4 JA-5 JA-6 JA-7 JA-8 JA-9 JA-10 JA-11 JA-12 JA-13 JA-14 JA-15 JA-16 JA-17 JA-18 JA-19 JA-20 JA-21 JA-22 JA-23 JA-24 JA-25 JA-26 JA-27 JA-28 STA JA-29 JA-30 JA-31 E-1 D-2 E-2 D-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-1 D-1 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 E-2 D-2 E-1 D-2 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 E-1 D-2 D-1 D-1 D-2 E-1 D-2 E-2 E-2 E-2 D-1 GMU ACRES Manzanares Creek STL Schultz Canyon STL South Middle Creek STL Wahatoya SWA 861 85 85 85 MAP PAGE 49 jackson county 50 jefferson county Chatfield State Park Ralston Creek SWA Staunton State Park Ward Road Pond SWA 5,318 2,100 3,834 25 CHA JF-1 STN JF-2 F-4 F-4 F-4 F-4 48 127 126 126, 127 126 2,080 2,243 13,886 640 KI-1 KI-2 KI-3 KI-4 J-7 I-7 I-7 I-7 49 107 400 KC-1 I-5 48 741 74, 75 74 75 74 2,942 14 208 85 7,720 LP-1 LP-2 LP-3 LP-4 LP-5 B-10 B-10 B-9 B-10 B-9 51 48 48, 49 48, 49 49 48, 49 629 467 D-5 D-5 E-5 E-5 D-5 50 1,300 8 LK-1 LK-2 LK-3 LK-4 LK-5 8 8 19 200 12 58 LR-1 LR-2 LR-3 F-2 E-1 F-2 48, 50 kit carson county Flagler Reservoir SWA la plata county Bodo SWA Durango SFU Haviland Lake SWA Pastorius Reservoir SWA Perins Peak SWA 135 LR-36 F-1 87 191 1,793 38 LR-37 LR-38 F-1 E-1 85 133 133, 134 85, 851 133 140 140 85, 851 85 85 85, 851 500 1,880 7,935 30,000 2,052 8,200 4,500 840 560 6,450 3,312 LA-1 LA-2 LA-3 LA-4 LA-5 LA-6 LA-7 LA-8 LA-9 LA-10 TRI G-10 G-9 G-9 F-10 G-9 G-10 G-10 F-10 F-10 G-10 G-10 49 113 120 113 2,240 235 354 LI-1 LI-2 LI-3 H-6 H-6 H-6 49 96 96 91 91 90 90 96 91 96 89 160 180 80 1,082 640 1,121 400 280 581 5,715 LO-1 LO-2 LO-3 LO-4 LO-5 LO-6 LO-7 LO-8 LO-9 NST I-2 H-2 I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 I-2 I-1 I-2 I-1 48 Big Thompson Ponds SWA Bliss SWA Boedecker Reservoir SWA Boyd Lake State Park Bull Mountain STL Cherokee SWA Douglas Reservoir SWA Dowdy Lake SWA Dry Creek North STL Eagle Canyon STL Forks SWA Hohnholz Lakes SWA Horse Ranch Pass STL Jimmy Creek STL LaGarde Creek STL Lon Hagler SWA Lone Tree Reservoir SWA Lory State Park Meadow Creek STL Narrows SWA North Fork SWA North Rabbit Creek STL Parvin Lake SWA Pass Creek STL Pfister Draw STL Poudre River SFU Poudre River STL Poudre River SWA Simpson Ponds SWA Steinhoff Hill STL Steven's Gulch STL Twin Sisters SWA Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake SWA Wellington Res. #4 and Smith Lake SWA Wellington SWA West Lake SWA 20 8, 19 20 20 8 8, 191 9 191 8 20 20 7 8 8 7 20 20 19 191 20 20 191 191 7 7, 8 8, 19 191 19, 191 20 191 191 20 19 19 MAP PAGE 48, 50 Aguilar TV Hill STL Apishapa North STL Apishapa SWA Bosque del Oso SWA Flattop Butte STL James M. John SWA Lake Dorothey SWA North Lake SWA Sakariason STL Spanish Peaks SWA Trinidad Lake State Park Hugo SWA Karval Reservoir SWA Kinney Lake SWA logan county larimer county Arrowhead STL Bellaire Lake SWA Bellvue SFU 9 ACRES lincoln county lake county Box Creek STL Crystal Lake STL Hardeman SWA Paddock SWA Reddy SWA (F. E.) grid INDEX F-2 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 E-1 E-1 E-1 E-1 F-2 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-2 F-2 F-1 F-1 E-1 E-1 E-2 F-1 F-1 F-2 F-1 F-1 F-3 F-2 F-2 GMU las animas county 51, 461 38 39, 46 38 kiowa county Nee Noshe Reservoir STL NeeSoPah STL Queens SWA Sweetwater STL 51 352 308 2,004 640 25,497 765 120 640 640 4 133 640 640 640 302 502 2,591 640 13 16 640 242 640 1,920 460 5,760 395 44 480 480 640 90 44 MAP point LR-4 LR-5 LR-6 BYD LR-7 LR-8 LR-9 LR-10 LR-11 LR-12 LR-13 LR-14 LR-15 LR-16 LR-17 LR-18 LR-19 LOR LR-20 LR-21 LR-22 LR-23 LR-24 LR-25 LR-26 LR-27 LR-28 LR-29 LR-30 LR-31 LR-32 LR-33 LR-34 LR-35 County & LAND NAME maps 1,420 960 585 80 MAP point HU-7 HU-8 HU-9 HU-10 County & LAND NAME Atwood STL Atwood SWA Bravo STL Bravo SWA Duck Creek STL Duck Creek SWA Dune Ridge SWA Ford Bridge STL Knudson SWA North Sterling State Park 55 �192 200 1,297 10,696 MAP point LO-10 LO-11 LO-12 LO-13 grid INDEX I-2 I-1 I-1 I-1 30, 41 30, 41 30 30, 40 67 38 562 1,439 ME-1 ME-2 HIG ME-3 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 30, 40 878 CRP B-5 421 40 30 421 41 421 30, 41 421 30, 40 30 871 31 8 11 148 1,346 113 1,842 351 6 ME-4 ME-5 ME-6 ME-7 ME-8 ME-9 ME-10 VEG ME-11 ME-12 A-5 B-5 A-5 A-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 B-5 A-5 80 76 76, 79 76 240 117 579 3 MI-1 MI-2 MI-3 MI-4 D-9 D-9 D-9 D-8 3, 4 2, 3 211 2, 3 11 3 211 211 201 13 11 4 11 2, 201 11 4, 441 11 10 301 3 3 3 11 12, 211 13 211 2, 3 2, 3 3 12 12 211 2 11 211 11 3 211 11 12,393 6,266 640 1,849 8,081 104 628 640 2,226 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 2,108 640 1,810 866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 638 640 4,860 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 MF-1 MF-2 MF-3 MF-4 MF-5 MF-6 MF-8 MF-7 MF-9 MF-10 MF-11 MF-12 MF-13 MF-14 MF-15 ELH MF-16 MF-17 MF-18 MF-19 MF-20 MF-21 MF-22 MF-23 MF-24 MF-25 MF-26 MF-27 MF-28 MF-29 MF-30 MF-31 MF-32 MF-33 MF-34 MF-35 MF-36 MF-37 MF-38 C-1 B-1 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 A-1 C-2 B-2 C-1 B-2 A-1 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-1 B-1 B-2 C-2 C-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-3 C-1 B-2 B-2 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Overland Trail SWA Red Lion Ranch STL Red Lion SWA Tamarack Ranch SWA 96 92 90, 92 91, 93 MAP PAGE 48 mesa county Colorado River Island SWA Franklin Island SWA Highline Lake State Park Horsethief Canyon SWA James M. Robb / Colorado River State Park Jerry Creek Reservoir SWA Leatha Jean Stassen SWA Loma Boat Launch SWA Mogensen Ponds SWA Orchard Mesa SWA Plateau Creek SWA Tilman Bishop SWA Vega State Park Walker SWA West Lake SWA maps 56 GMU ACRES 3 640 211 640 2, 3 19,962 11 640 211 637 11 640 3, 11 1,122 4 640 3,11,13, 211, 134 mi. 301, 441 MAP point MF-39 MF-40 MF-41 MF-42 MF-43 MF-44 MF-45 MF-46 grid INDEX B-2 B-2 B-1 B-2 B-2 B-2 B-2 C-1 YAM C-2 MAP PAGE 50 montezuma county 50 Dolores River SWA Joe Moore Reservoir SWA Lone Dome SWA Mancos State Park Menefee Peak STL Narraguinnep Resevoir SWA Puett Reservoir SWA Summit Reservoir SWA Totten Reservoir SWA Weber Canyon STL 71, 73 73 711 73 73 711 73 73 73 73 57 120 1,724 571 635 764 177 526 250 461 MZ-1 MZ-2 MZ-3 MAN MZ-4 MZ-5 MZ-6 MZ-7 MZ-8 MZ-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-9 B-9 A-9 A-9 B-9 A-9 B-10 51 62 65 12 6,161 MT-1 MT-2 B-7 C-7 51 95 96 96 99 96 95, 96 95 95 96 95 711 176 588 1,600 884 2,576 3,091 394 903 5,600 MG-1 MG-2 MG-4 MG-3 MG-5 MG-6 JAC MG-7 MG-8 MG-9 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-3 H-2 H-2 G-2 H-2 H-2 H-2 48 130 125 125 125, 129 125, 130 125, 129 135 640 670 2,603 278 410 1,142 141 OT-1 OT-2 OT-3 OT-4 OT-5 OT-6 OT-7 H-8 H-8 I-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 H-8 49 62, 65 62, 65 5,498 3,201 OU-1 RID B-7 B-7 51 50 50 58 49 49, 50, 58 50,58,581 57, 58 50, 581 58 500 46 58 58, 581 581 58 50 50 1,635 1,200 3,782 277 10,282 752 6,186 3,570 1,082 1,600 400 640 7,572 265 420 1,121 17,429 PA-1 PA-2 PA-3 PA-4 PA-5 PA-6 PA-7 PA-8 PA-9 PA-10 PA-11 PA-12 ELE PA-13 PA-14 PA-15 PA-16 F-6 E-6 E-6 E-5 E-6 E-6 E-6 F-5 E-6 E-5 F-4 E-6 F-6 F-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 48, 49, 50, 51 montrose county 51 Chipeta Lake SWA Cimarron SWA morgan county Andrick Ponds SWA Boyd Ponds SWA Brush SWA Brush Prairie Ponds SWA Cottonwood SWA Elliott SWA Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake SWA Jean K. Tool SWA Weldon Valley STL moffat county Bakers Peak STL Bald Mountain STL Ben Morgan Canyon STL Big Hole Gulch STL Bitterbrush SWA Boston Flats STL Box Elder STL Box Elder North STL Browns Park SWA Castor Gulch STL Cedar Springs STL Cedars STL Citadel STL Cold Springs Mountain STL Cross Mountain STL Elkhead Reservoir State Park Elk Springs #1 STL Elk Springs #3 STL Fortification STL Godiva Rim STL Greasewood STL Great Divide STL Homestead STL Iles Grove STL Jeffway Gulch STL Jubb Creek STL Little Snake STL Little Snake SWA Maybell STL Monument Butte STL Morapos Creek STL Morgan Gulch STL Oxbow STL Peck Mesa STL Pine Tree Gulch STL Pinon Ridge STL Pole Gulch STL Rattlesnake Hill STL Sagebrush Draw STL Simsberry Draw STL South Duffy Mountain STL South Nipple Rim STL Ted's Canyon STL Temple Canyon STL Thornburg Draw STL Triangle STL Willow Creek STL Yampa River State Park mineral county Alberta Park Reservoir SWA Big Meadows Reservoir SWA Coller SWA Creede SWA County & LAND NAME otero county Higbee Canyon STL Holbrook Reservoir SWA Horse Creek Reservoir SWA Melon Valley SWA Oxbow SWA Rocky Ford SWA Timpas Creek SWA ouray county 50 Billy Creek SWA Ridgway State Park park county 63 Ranch STL 63 Ranch SWA Agate Mountain STL Alma SWA Antero STL Badger Basin SWA Badger Creek STL Badger Flats STL Charlie Meyers SWA Cline Ranch SWA Crooked Top STL Dick's Peak STL Eleven Mile State Park Eleven Mile STL Hartsel STL High Creek STL James Mark Jones SWA �15 480 640 640 6,434 1,937 886 950 1,280 1,655 640 MAP point PA-17 PA-18 PA-19 PA-20 SPI PA-21 PA-22 PA-23 PA-24 PA-25 PA-26 grid INDEX E-5 F-5 E-5 E-5 E-6 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 E-5 F-6 98 98 69 80 PH-1 PH-2 J-2 J-2 48 444 330 PI-1 D-5 50 127 127 127, 132 127, 132 132 127 127 98 503 5,630 277 876 570 400 PR-1 PR-2 PR-3 PR-4 PR-5 PR-6 PR-7 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-8 J-7 49 84 84 84 84 123 128 66 17,496 11,864 105 88 12,554 PU-1 PUE PU-2 PU-3 PU-4 PU-5 F-8 G-7 F-7 G-7 G-7 G-8 12,23,211 23 23, 24 11, 21, 22, 31 11, 22 5,955 48 13,664 RB-1 RB-2 RB-3 B-3 B-3 C-3 25,193 RB-4 B-3 383 RB-5 B-3 80 80 80 791 791 79 80 791 102 1,280 799 64 935 124 469 120 RG-1 RG-2 RG-3 RG-4 RG-6 RG-5 RG-7 RG-8 D-9 E-9 D-9 E-9 E-9 D-9 D-9 E-9 15 15 214 131 441 441 214 441 131 26 214 13 650 610 23 288 879 640 320 2,230 674 34 457 360 RO-1 RO-2 RO-3 RO-4 RO-5 RO-6 RO-7 RO-8 RO-9 RO-10 RO-11 RO-12 D-2 D-2 D-2 D-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 D-2 D-3 D-2 C-2 5 2,511 RO-13 C-1 12 441 441 2,039 5,239 724 RO-14 RO-15 RO-16 C-2 C-2 C-2 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES Knight-Imler SWA McArthur Gulch STL Mud Springs STL Saddle Mountain STL Spinney Mountain State Park Spinney Mountain SWA Tarryall Reservoir SWA Teter-Michigan Creek SWA Three Mile Mountain STL Tomahawk SWA Warmer Gulch STL 50 501 50 581 58, 581 58, 581 50, 501 500 58 50 58 MAP PAGE 48, 49, 50, 51 phillips county Frenchman Creek SWA Holyoke SWA prowers county Arkansas River SWA Deadman SWA Granada SWA Holly SWA Mike Higbee SWA Red Dog SWA Thurston Reservoir SWA pueblo county Lake Beckwith SWA Lake Pueblo State Park Pueblo Reservoir SWA Pueblo SFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes SWA Saint Charles STL 49 Piceance SWA Rio Blanco Lake SWA 50 SA-1 SA-2 SA-3 SA-4 SA-5 SA-6 SA-7 SA-8 SA-9 SA-10 SA-11 SA-12 SA-13 SA-14 SA-15 SA-16 SA-17 SA-18 SA-19 SA-20 D-8 D-8 D-7 D-7 D-8 D-8 D-8 D-7 E-8 E-8 E-8 D-9 E-8 E-8 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-7 E-8 E-8 51 92 90 92 93 92 1,243 1,703 1,854 209 885 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 SE-5 J-1 I-1 J-1 J-1 J-1 48 74 13 SJ-1 B-9 51 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 320 2,223 640 12,775 640 13 160 SM-1 SM-2 SM-3 SM-4 SM-5 SM-6 SM-7 A-7 B-8 A-8 A-8 A-8 B-8 B-8 51 37, 371 134 SU-1 E-4 50 581 581 59 59 59 6,980 5,146 635 357 715 TE-1 MUE TE-2 TE-3 TE-4 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 F-6 48, 49 96 96 680 2,924 WA-1 WA-2 H-2 H-2 48 231 14 15 14 15 13 15 214 15 14, 214 13 13 13 13 MAP PAGE 50 Burro Springs No. 1 & 2 STL Carnero STL Cochetopa SWA Daley Gulch STL Dome Lakes SWA Little La Garita Creek STL Los Creek STL Middle Creek STL Mineral Hot Springs STL Mishak Lakes STL Mogotas Arroyo STL Old Woman Creek STL Russell Lakes SWA Saguache Creek STL San Juan Creek STL Sanderson Gulch STL Steel Canyon STL Stonehouse Gulch STL Villa Grove STL Werner Arroyo STL sedGwick county san juan county 51 Andrews Lake SWA san miguel county Carter Place STL Dan Noble SWA Dry Creek Basin STL Dry Creek Basin SWA Poison Spyder STL San Miguel SWA (F. E.) Woods Lake SWA routt county Adams SWA Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Christina SWA Chuck Lewis SWA Coal Bank Gulch STL Cottonwood Creek STL Deep Creek STL Dry Fork STL Emerald Mountain SWA Finger Rock SFU Fly Gulch STL Grassy Creek STL Grieve Ranch SWA (Conservation Easement) Indian Run SWA Jimmy Dunn Gulch STL Maynard Gulch STL 17,655 1,714 6,712 644 420 640 320 640 640 2,567 320 640 4,579 2,714 3,238 1,898 640 560 880 320 Moody Creek STL Moonhill STL Morrison Creek STL Pearl Lake State Park Rock Creek SWA Sage Creek STL Sarvis Creek SWA Sleeping Giant STL Stagecoach State Park Steamboat Lake State Park Stokes Gulch STL Twenty Mile STL Yampa River STL Yampa River SWA Julesburg SWA Jumbo Reservoir SWA Pony Express SWA Sand Draw SWA Sedgwick Bar SWA rio grande county Beaver Creek Reservoir SWA Dry Creek STL Gerrard STL Home Lake SWA Rio Grande SWA Rio Grande River SWA (F. E.) Shaw Creek STL Shriver-Wright SWA 68 68 67 551 67 79 67 681 82 82, 682 68 79 682 682 68 68 82 681 82 682 ACRES maps rio blanco county Jensen SWA Meeker Pasture SWA Oak Ridge SWA grid INDEX D-3 D-2 D-3 D-1 D-3 C-2 D-2 D-2 D-3 D-1 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 GMU saguache county pitkin county Coke Oven SWA 640 640 640 300 205 640 309 400 1,629 2,820 1,863 1,206 2,006 866 MAP point RO-17 RO-18 RO-19 PEA RO-20 RO-21 RO-22 RO-23 STG STE RO-24 RO-25 RO-26 RO-27 County & LAND NAME summit county Blue River SWA teller county 50 Dome Rock SWA Mueller State Park Pikes Peak SWA Rosemont Reservoir SWA Skaguay Reservoir SWA washington county Messex SWA Prewitt Reservoir SWA Continued on back cover 57 �Printed for free distribution by Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 cpw.state.co.us Land index, continued from page 57 County & LAND NAME GMU ACRES MAP point grid INDEX MAP PAGE 99 94 87 951 94 95 951 951 20 94 934 65 3,250 1,195 324 640 13 159 849 158 WE-1 WE-2 WE-3 WE-4 WE-5 WE-6 WE-7 WE-8 STV WE-9 G-3 G-2 F-1 G-2 F-2 G-2 G-2 G-2 F-3 G-2 48 103 101 102 102 103, 109 98 102 98 332 287 3,682 2,157 18,365 75 920 355 YU-1 YU-2 YU-3 YU-4 YU-5 YU-6 YU-7 YU-8 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-4 J-3 J-3 J-3 48 weld county Banner Lakes SWA Brower SWA Carr Tract STL Centennial Valley SWA Frank SWA Greasewood Lake STL Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA St. Vrain State Park Webster SWA Yuma county Landsman Creek STL Sandsage SWA Sandy Bluffs STL Simmons SWA South Republican SWA Stalker Lake SWA Willow Creek SWA Wray SFU REPORT POACHERS Subscribe to Colorado Outdoors Colorado Outdoors is the official magazine for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. 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It is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting and fishing regulations and laws. It is a condensed online brochure guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Regulations can be obtained from a Colorado Parks and Wildlife office or at www.wildlife. state.co.us/RulesRegs/Regulations/Pages/ Regulations.aspx. � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ea1213f30ae4e7e913115bf6b050d26e.pdf 208a26efb0e64aa8354d3ab7041e29cd PDF Text Text C o l o r a d o pa r k s & w i l d l i f e 2012 Colorado State Trust Lands Colorado parks and wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us • www.parks.state.co.us �Find State Trust Land maps and info — before you hit the road. Gulch Yampa River Maynard State Trust Land T11N R72W Sec. 36 of land use brochure for listing State Trust Lands parcels open for wildlife related SLB Please see the current information brochure property and other regulations for this Division of Wildlife fishing and hunting recreation AND theand fishing regulations. for current hunting hure wild t Lands broc els open for mation State Trus other SLB parcand hunting infor and the current life fishinglations. 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Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 27 Wildlife offices CR Wildlife headquarters Meeker 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 ek Oak Cre ries: with private Trust Land Bounda land with public land lic land with pub ries: d Bounda ate with priv land Glenwood Springs 0088 Wildlife Way Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Monte Vista 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 Brush 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 grand junction 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 Montrose 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 Colorado springs 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 Gunnison 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Pueblo 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Denver/Northeast 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Hot Sulphur Springs 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Salida 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 Durango 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 lamar 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Steamboat SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 Wildlife service centers Trust Lan Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us | www.parks.state.co.us On the cover: A father and son inspect a moose antler shed at hunt camp. With high fire danger throughout Colorado, CPW reminds hunters, anglers and campers to learn and follow summer fire bans and regulations. Do your part to protect our lands. For fire restrictions, go to www.coemergency.com. Photo by © Vic Schendel. Editor: Amy Nickelson. Printed July 2012, Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission set state trust land regulations in May. The Commission (as of June 2012): Rick D. Cables, director • Tim Glenn, chair • Gary Butterworth, vice chair • Mark Smith, secretary • David R. Brougham, member • Chris Castilian, member • Dorothea Farris, member • Allan Jones, member • Bill Kane, member • Gaspar Perricone, member • James C. Pribyl, member • John Singletary, member • Robert Streeter, member • Lenna Watson, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Salazar, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices. �what’s new 2012 » Land opening: A new state trust land property, called Dry Fork, in Routt County will open for grouse hunting opportunities in September. See page 11 for details. Droney Gulch is becoming a State Wildlife Area and is not listed in this brochure. It is still managed by CPW and open to the public. » Land closures: Berry Creek STL in Eagle County was purchased by the U.S. Forest Service. It is no longer in the STL program. San Luis Creek STL is closed to public access to prevent trespass issues. It has been removed from the STL program. » bravo check station: Small-game and waterfowl hunters using Bravo STL are now required to use the check-out station at the neighboring Bravo SWA as posted. See page 6 for details. » Habitat Stamps are $10 and only one is required per person per year for anyone 18-64. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. • You must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • A lifetime stamp is $300.25. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. The fee is assessed when a third such license is purchased. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or who is approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See www.wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/ DisabledAccessibility/Pages/Disability Information.aspx for details. recreation guidelines The following restrictions apply to all state trust lands leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Additional property-specific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. Properties are: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Open 1/2 hour before sunrise until 1/2 hour after sunset, unless posted otherwise. » Open to the public only from Sept. 1-last day of February, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on designated roads. 3. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 4. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 5. Access is by foot or horseback only, un- less posted otherwise. 6. illegal firearms. It is illegal to pos- sess the following types of ammunition or firearms: Tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. act responsibly State Trust Lands are held in trust by the Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners primarily to support Colorado public schools. Revenues generated support funding for K-12 education. Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open to the public for the activities listed. Respect the rights of all other visitors and lessees. Abide by rules so state trust lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) 7. Youth mentor hunting applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxiousweed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by CPW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 1 �state trust lands Alphabetical listing of properties and specific rules for each state trust land follow: 63 Ranch - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl ADAMS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E 0.8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track 0.6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: Big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go 0.5 of a mile W. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side 2 abbreviations: Hwy. — Highway Co. — County CR — County Road rd. — Road Res. — Reservoir N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West SWA — State Wildlife Area STL — State Trust Land USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service BLM — Bureau of Land Management Svc. Ctr. — Service Center 4WD — Four-wheel drive ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. Directions — Route No. 1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route No. 2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. STL is next to Antero SWA. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 0.5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 10,282 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go 0.25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU: 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, 3 �squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: 4 a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted in order to make a reservation. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Fri. for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or use the check station may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. one reservation per hunt date and one reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. Hunters must follow check station procedures. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments and one for youth and their mentor. The general public and hunters with mobility impairments must hunt on the up-river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down-river side of Hwy. 63. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. Directions — Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 6,186 OPEN — Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Upper Unit: Fishing prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. Directions — Three points of access: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs: 50/581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs: 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Baker- �ville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU: 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for 0.5 of a mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 6,266 OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMU: 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,849 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 5 �OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent , Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU: 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 14,060 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: Warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 104 6 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only BOX CREEK - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU: 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game BOXELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Bravo - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from Bravo SWA parking areas and Bravo SWA property only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. c. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out a the designated check station before leaving the property. �BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 17,655 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse Carnero - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game Carr Tract - Weld Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: 0.5 of a mile N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). GMU: 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,250 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. hunting: Pronghorn Restrictions: a. Hunting from blinds and tree stands prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQs, Sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and one nonhunting companion. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. e. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Hunters must possess a valid license for the species to be hunted in order to make a reservation. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Fri. for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or use the check station may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. one reservation per hunt date and one reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. Hunters must follow check station procedures. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February 7 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E 0.5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU: 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: 8 a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 879 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited March 1 through first day of archery deer and elk season. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. CODY PARK - Fremont Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th Street in Cañon City, go S on 4th Street 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles through BLM. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,848 �OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs: 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to access via Williams Peak; or go S on Hwy. 9 to CR 3, go N on CR 3 to Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access is from private land. Permission required. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go 0.8 of a mile. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go 0.3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU: 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Access only available from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go S 2 miles on CR 11 and 11A until a left fork onto a two-track dirt road. Take left fork of two-track for 0.75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. To access E portion of property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile marker 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs: 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only 9 �DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for 0.75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: First day of archery elk season to end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse RESTRICTIONS: Parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go 0.8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go 0.7 of a mile to end of road. GMU: 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. 10 Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go 0.25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, 0.25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU: 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions — Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. Directions: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion DRY fork - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/ NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to Jimmy Dunn STL parking area (on W side of CR 80). Primary access through Jimmy Dunn STL parking area. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,230 OPEN: Sept. 1-16, hunting only HUNTING: Sharp-tail grouse only Restrictions: Foot access only Duck Creek - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU: 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU: 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Access road to property is closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,795 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. e. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. f. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game FISHING: Coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go E on 5th Street, which turns into CR 12E. Follow CR 12E about 16.5 miles over Elk Mountain to end of road and parking area. Access from State Forest and parking areas only. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot only. 11 �ELK SPRINGS No. 1 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lion, small game ELK SPRINGS No. 3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go 0.75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU: 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,050 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. Fernleaf Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off of BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote 12 FLORENCE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: Access through national forest land only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 457 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Open for youth mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. �FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU: 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 866 OPEN: The day after fourth-rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only and only from parking area off Hwy. 13. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU: 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S 0.5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: Coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. Directions — Six parcels: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. 13 �STL is NE of intersection. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU: 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only Great Divide - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for 0.25 of a mile. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - Park Co. 14 Directions: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S 0.5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Or, from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W 0.25 of a mile. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU: 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for 0.5 of a mile E to road going S. Go 0.25 of a mile. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. Directions — to E parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of �Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. to W Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs: 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6W. GMU: 161, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,239 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. GMU: 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go N on Walnut Street to CR 80. Follow CR 80 N/ NE for approximately 6.5 miles, to parking area on W side of CR 80. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,239 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-end of February Hunting: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go 0.9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot 0.25 of a mile N of dam. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W 0.5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 638 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 15 �Jumping Cow - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by and managed as part of Jumping Cow SWA and the access permit requirement applies to both lands. GMU: 105, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,068 OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: Only dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Hunters must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for a permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the Denver Svc. Ctr., (303) 291-7227. Application due dates are as follows: 1. Third Monday in August for dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer 2. Third Monday in March for spring turkey b. One person not hunting may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with the permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove and wild turkey — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access is permitted two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. 16 g. Camping is prohibited. h. Fires are prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go 0.5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for 0.5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for 0.5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU: 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU: 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 42,881 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From Burlington, go 18 �miles N on Hwy. 385; go 0.5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU: 103, Colorado Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: Deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, band-tailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go E 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 about 25 miles to CR 17GG (FR 804). Go S on CR 17GG about 6 miles to stop sign. Turn E on CR NN-14 and go about 1.25 miles, then go S on CR 17FF (FR 787) 2.5 miles to FR 787.2A. Follow FR 787.2A E 2 miles to S access. GMU: 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MacFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go 0.3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go 0.7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take twotrack 0.8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU: 17, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed 17 �to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed only on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset until midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Motorized travel for waterfowl hunting access to MacFarlane Res. is allowed at all times on designated routes only. Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU: 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: At stoplight in Buena Vista, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, then go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. Turn S on CR 339, go 2.25 miles to parking. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and 18 watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU: 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W STL boundary. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU: 8; Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. Open year-round for wildlife- �related activities N of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. Menefee PEAK - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. Directions — NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access for hunting only, except as otherwise allowed in this regulation. b. Camping, campfires allowed only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103). CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 4,144 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. Directions — SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 10,912 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (at mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go 0.8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game 19 �MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off of county road. Moody Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go 0.75 of a mile N. GMU: 231, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill is next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU: 14, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 20 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Only access is from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU: 15, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off of county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU: 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: Waterfowl �RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at CPW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. Directions — To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending 0.25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. North Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road 0.5 of a mile SW. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. Open year-round for fishing and small-game hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed here prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go 0.7 of a mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E 0.6 21 �of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game OXBOW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU: 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. From March 1-Aug. 15, watchable wildlife activities allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig Svc. Ctr. at (970) 824-3046. Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU: 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT canyon/WHITBY - Baca Co. Directions — Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 22 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E 0.8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 are off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs: 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access only from parking lot on CR 57. �PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. NOTE: USFS road closed to motorized travel at the gate. Users must continue S about 1.25 miles on road by foot or non-motorized travel to STL boundary. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go 0.5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMUs: 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S 0.5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,762 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Deer, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. Directions: From Fraser, take CR 50 (Crooked Creek Road) W to USFS Rd. 882. Take Rd. 882 S to property boundary. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) 23 �Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N 0.6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,189 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Go 5 miles S/SW on CR 57 to CR 32, then go 4 miles S/SE. Parking and walk-through access gate at NE corner. Second walkthrough gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited within 0.25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co. 24 Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to SedgwickLogan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU: 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU: 161, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse, dove NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,714 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU: 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 12,554 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 0.25-mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is 0.25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: Go 0.25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs. GMU: 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or 25 �Colorado State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for 0.25 of a mile. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey Sand Gulch No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about 0.25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about 0.5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about 0.75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. Sand Gulch No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch No. 3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about 0.75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. 26 ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch no. 4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/ BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. GMU: 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,682 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, band-tailed pigeon, turkey SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game �SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. Turn left at CR 46 and go 4 miles to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go 0.2 of a mile to fork and go left 0.3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: Go S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for 0.5 of a mile. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting prohibited except by archery. 27 �b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W 0.5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkey SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. 28 GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: For fishing, from last day of water- fowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: Warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles and turn E on CR 123. Go 0.25 of a mile to CR 132 and turn N. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access via upper parking area of Beaver Creek SWA. GMU: 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 9,389 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go NW 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. �Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is 0.5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn sheep, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about 0.25 of a mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions — parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. parcel 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Only access is from parking area at end of CR 12E. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. Directions: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,122 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. 29 �ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU: 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. Directions: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU: 118, Colorado Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,206 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. Directions: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February 30 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, dove, coyote WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. Directions: From Cañon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU: 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 18,253 OPEN: From the first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. Directions: From Weldona, go E 0.33 �of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU: 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go 0.5 of a mile. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: In Cañon City at 4th Street and Hwy. 50, go S/SE on 4th Street to CR 143 (Oak Creek Grade Rd.). Go 11 miles S on CR 143 to Yorkville and BLM Rd. 6227 (approx. 2 miles past USFS Oak Creek campground). Go 2 miles W/NW on Rd. 6227 to E boundary of property. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go 0.5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, 0.25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 36/45, Glenwood Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL 0.25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Only access is from SWA parking area. 31 �County maps | Northeast Colorado 32 �southeast colorado 33 �northwest colorado 34 �southwest colorado 35 �county index Land Name Map Acres GMU .Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point BACA (BA) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 North Canyon.......................BA-1.............632........... 144 Pat Canyon/Whitby............BA-2.............1,302....... 144 Sand Creek South................BA-3.............319........... 144 State Line................................BA-4.............496........... 144 bent (Be) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Blue Lake (also in Kiowa Co.). ...............BE-1..............14,060..... 125 Keller Lease............................BE-2..............1,520....... 146 Chaffee (CF) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Aspen Ridge..........................CF-1..............542........... 57 Chubb Park............................CF-2..............3,640....... 49 Little Cochetopa Creek........CF-3..............320........... 561 Maxwell Park.........................CF-4..............2,177....... 481 Poncha Pass...........................CF-5..............360........... 561 Sand Creek.............................CF-6..............597........... 56 Tiger Lily Creek.....................CF-7..............398........... 481 Clear creek (cc) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Bakerville................................CC-1.............320........... 39 conejos (CN) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Alamaditas Mesa.................CN-1.............640........... 81 Alamosa Canyon..................CN-2.............240........... 81 La Jara......................................CN-3.............42,881..... 81 Los Mogotes Peak ..............CN-4.............640........... 81 Pinon Hills..............................CN-5.............640........... 81 Rajadero Canyon.................CN-6.............673........... 81 San Luis Hills.........................CN-7.............640........... 81 Vincente Canyon.................CN-8.............640........... 81 custer (CU) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Bear Gulch..............................CU-1.............640........... 69 Beddows Mountain . .........CU-2.............500........... 691 Froze Creek............................CU-3.............640........... 86 Lapin Creek............................CU-4.............640........... 84 Rosita.......................................CU-5.............640........... 84 dolores (do) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Disappointment Creek.......DO-1............640........... 711 eagle (ea) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Whiskey Creek.........................EA-1...............602.......... 36/45 36 & County Point el paso (ep) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Turkey Track Ranch.............EP-1......... 8,887..........118 elbert (eb) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Jumping Cow........................EB-1......... 2,068..........105 fremont (fr) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Badger Creek (also Park Co.). ......................PA-3......... 6,186..........57/58 Cody Park...............................FR-1......... 1,560..........69 Cottonwood Ridge ............FR-2......... 640.............58 Deer Haven............................FR-3......... 640.............581 Dirty Gulch.............................FR-4......... 640.............58 Fernleaf Gulch......................FR-5......... 520.............58 Florence..................................FR-6......... 640.............69 Grape Creek...........................FR-7......... 1,280..........69 McCoy Gulch.........................FR-8......... 640.............86 Newlin Creek.........................FR-9......... 640.............69 Parkdale..................................FR-10....... 640.............58 Pinnacle Rock........................FR-11....... 520.............58/69 Sand Gulch #1-#4................FR-12....... 2,480..........57/58 Short Creek Baldy................FR-13....... 640.............86 Stoney Face Mountain .....FR-14....... 640.............58 Table Mountain....................FR-15....... 9,389..........59 Tallahassee Road.................FR-16....... 640.............58 Texas Creek No. 1 & No. 2 ...FR-17....... 410.............58 Turkey Gulch.........................FR-18....... 640.............691 Waugh Mountain (also Park Co.). ......................FR-19....... 18,253.......57/58 West Bear Gulch...................FR-20....... 640.............69 grand (gr) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Antelope Creek....................GR-1........ 1,240..........181 Carter Creek..........................GR-2........ 1,301..........181 Copper Mountain................GR-3........ 640.............28 East Carter Mountain . ......GR-4........ 1,795..........181 Middle Carter (Gunsight). ....GR-5........ 5,019..........181 Middle Park............................GR-6........ 4,144..........27 Milk Creek..............................GR-7........ 10,912.......27 Ptarmigan..............................GR-8........ 640.............28 Slide Mountain.....................GR-9........ 1,280..........18 Troublesome Valley Ranch..................................GR-10...... 876.............18 West Carter Mountain.......GR-11...... 2,360..........181 Windy Ridge..........................GR-12...... 880.............27 gunnison (gu) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Black Sage Pass....................GU-1........ 415.............551 Daley Gulch (also Saguache Co.)..............SA-3......... 644.............551 Quakey Mountain...............GU-2........ 640.............551 �Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point Tomichi Dome......................GU-3........ 640.............551 huerfano (hu) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Black Hawk.............................HU-1........ 1,511..........85 Black Mountain....................HU-2........ 640.............84 Blue Spring............................HU-3........ 640.............84 Guillermo Ranch..................HU-4........ 2,118..........85 Little Sheep Mountain.......HU-5........ 640.............85 Manzanares Creek...............HU-6........ 1,420..........861 Schultz Canyon....................HU-7........ 960.............85 South Middle Creek............HU-8........ 585.............85 jackson (ja) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Adams.....................................JA-1......... 3,640..........6 Cohagen.................................JA-2......... 2,848..........171 East Delaney Butte Lake.........................JA-3......... 640.............16 Elk Mountain.........................JA-4......... 2,839..........6 Independence Mtn.............JA-5......... 11,239.......161 Indian Creek..........................JA-6......... 640.............171 Johnny Moore Mtn.............JA-7......... 7,671..........6 Kemp Draw............................JA-8......... 520.............171 MacFarlane Reservoir........JA-9......... 2,880..........17 North Platte...........................JA-10....... 152.............16 Owl Creek...............................JA-11....... 640.............171 Owl Mountain.......................JA-12....... 640.............171 Pinkham Mountain.............JA-13....... 520.............6 Rabbit Ears.............................JA-14....... 5,189..........16 Red Canyon...........................JA-15....... 640.............16 Ridge Road............................JA-16....... 320.............161 Sand Creek.............................JA-17....... 5,038..........6 Taylor Draw............................JA-18....... 320.............171 Three Sisters..........................JA-19....... 1,523..........6 kiowa (ki) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Blue Lake (also Bent Co.).......................BE-1......... 14,060.......125 Nee Noshe Reservoir..........KI-1.......... 2,080..........127 NeeSoPah...............................KI-2.......... 2,243..........126 Sweetwater............................KI-3.......... 640.............126 kit carson (kc) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Landsman Creek (also Yuma Co.).....................YM-1....... 332.............103 lake (lk) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Box Creek...............................LK-1......... 629.............48 Crystal Lake...........................LK-2......... 467.............48/49 larimer (lr) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Arrowhead.............................LR-1......... 200.............8 Bull Mountain.......................LR-2......... 640.............8 Dry Creek North...................LR-3......... 640.............8 Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point Eagle Canyon........................LR-4......... 640.............20 Horse Ranch Pass................LR-5......... 640.............8 Jimmy Creek..........................LR-6......... 640.............8 LaGarde Creek......................LR-7......... 640.............7 Meadow Creek.....................LR-8......... 640.............8 North Rabbit Creek.............LR-9......... 640.............191 Pass Creek..............................LR-10....... 640.............7 Pfister Draw...........................LR-11....... 1,920..........7/8 Poudre River..........................LR-12....... 5,762..........191 Steinhoff Hill.........................LR-13....... 480.............191 Steven’s Gulch......................LR-14....... 480.............191 las animas (la) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Aguilar TV Hill.......................LA-1......... 500.............85 Apishapa North....................LA-2......... 1,880..........133 Flattop Butte.........................LA-3......... 2,052..........133 Sakariason..............................LA-4......... 560.............85 logan (lo) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Atwood...................................LO-1........ 160.............96 Bravo........................................LO-2........ 80................91 Duck Creek.............................LO-3........ 640.............90 Ford Bridge............................LO-4........ 280.............91 Red Lion Ranch....................LO-5........ 200.............92 moffat (mf) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Bakers Peak............................MF-1........ 12,393.......3/4 Bald Mountain Tracts 1-4...........................MF-2........ 6,266..........3 Ben Morgan Canyon..........MF-3........ 640.............211 Big Hole Gulch......................MF-4........ 1,849..........3 Boston Flats...........................MF-5........ 104.............3 Boxelder North.....................MF-6........ 640.............211 Box Elder.................................MF-7........ 628.............211 Castor Gulch..........................MF-8........ 640.............13 Cedar Springs.......................MF-9........ 640.............11 Cedars......................................MF-10..... 640.............4 Citadel.....................................MF-11..... 640.............11 Cold Springs Mountain..... MF-12.... 26,509.......2/201 Cross Mountain....................MF-13..... 640.............11 Elk Springs No. 1..................MF-14..... 640.............11 Elk Springs No. 3..................MF-15..... 2,050..........10 Fortification...........................MF-16..... 866.............301 Godiva Rim............................MF-17..... 640.............3 Greasewood..........................MF-18..... 3,518..........3 Great Divide..........................MF-19..... 640.............3 Homestead............................MF-20..... 640.............11 Iles Grove................................MF-21..... 2,079.........12/211 Jeffway Gulch.......................MF-22..... 640.............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt Co.). ....................RO-7........ 5,239..........441 Jubb Creek.............................MF-23..... 638 ............211 Little Snake............................MF-24..... 640.............2/3 Maybell...................................MF-25..... 9,208..........3 Monument Butte.................MF-26..... 653.............12 37 �Land Name Map Acres GMU Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point Morapos Creek.....................MF-27..... 640.............12 Morgan Gulch.......................MF-28..... 640.............211 Oxbow.....................................MF-29..... 640.............2 Peck Mesa..............................MF-30..... 640.............11 Pine Tree Gulch....................MF-31..... 640.............211 Pinon Ridge...........................MF-32..... 640.............11 Pole Gulch..............................MF-33..... 11,026.......3 Rattlesnake Hill....................MF-34..... 640.............211 Sagebrush Draw..................MF-35..... 640.............11 Simsberry Draw...................MF-36..... 640.............3 South Duffy Mountain .....MF-37..... 640.............211 South Nipple Rim................MF-38..... 19,962.......2/3 Temple Canyon....................MF-39..... 637.............211 Thornburg Draw..................MF-40..... 640.............11 Triangle...................................MF-41..... 1,122..........11 Willow Creek.........................MF-42..... 640.............4 montezuma (mz) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Menefee Peak.......................MZ-1........ 635.............73 Weber Canyon......................MZ-2........ 461.............73 morgan (mg) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Weldon Valley.......................MG-1....... 5,600..........95 otero (ot) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Higbee Canyon....................OT-1......... 640.............130 park (pa) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32; Southeast, pg. 33; Northwest, pg. 34 and Southwest, pg. 35 63 Ranch.................................PA-12...... 1,635..........50 Agate Mountain...................PA-1......... 3,782..........58 Antero......................................PA-2......... 10,282.......49/50 Badger Creek (also Fremont Co.). ...............PA-3......... 6,186..........57/58 Badger Flats............................PA-4..........3,570........50/581 Crooked Top..........................PA-5......... 400.............46 Dick’s Peak.............................PA-6......... 640.............58 Eleven Mile............................PA-7......... 265.............581 Hartsel.....................................PA-8......... 420.............58 High Creek.............................PA-9......... 1,121..........50 McArthur Gulch...................PA-10...... 480.............501 Saddle Mountain.................PA-11...... 640.............581 Three Mile Mountain.........PA-13...... 1,280..........58 Warmer Gulch.......................PA-14...... 640.............58 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont Co.)...............FR-19....... 18,253.......57/58 pueblo (pu) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Saint Charles.........................PU-1........ 12,554.......128 rio grande (rg) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Dry Creek................................RG-1........ 1,280..........80 Gerrard....................................RG-2........ 799.............80 38 & County Point routt (ro) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Coal Bank Gulch...................RO-1........ 879.............441 Cottonwood Creek.............RO-2........ 640.............441 Deep Creek............................RO-3........ 320.............214 Dry Fork..................................RO-4........ 2,230..........441 Fly Gulch.................................RO-5........ 457.............214 Grassy Creek..........................RO-6........ 360.............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat Co.). ..................RO-7........ 5,239..........441 Maynard Gulch.....................RO-8........ 724.............441 Moody Creek.........................RO-9........ 640.............231 Moonhill.................................RO-10..... 640.............14 Morrison Creek.....................RO-11..... 640.............15 Sage Creek.............................RO-12..... 640.............13 Sleeping Giant......................RO-13..... 400.............214 Stokes Gulch.........................RO-14..... 1,863..........13 Twenty Mile...........................RO-15..... 1,206..........13 Yampa River...........................RO-16..... 2,006..........13 saguache (sa) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Burro Springs 1 & 2.............SA-1......... 17,655.......68 Carnero...................................SA-2......... 1,714..........68 Daley Gulch (also Gunnison Co.). .............SA-3......... 644.............551 Little La Garita Creek..........SA-4......... 640.............79 Los Creek................................SA-5......... 320.............67 Middle Creek.........................SA-6......... 640.............681 Mineral Hot Springs...........SA-7......... 640.............82 Mishak Lakes.........................SA-8......... 2,567..........68 Mogotas Arroyo...................SA-9......... 320.............68 Old Woman Creek...............SA-10...... 640.............79 Saguache Creek...................SA-11...... 2,714..........68 San Juan Creek.....................SA-12...... 3,238..........68 Sanderson Gulch.................SA-13...... 1,898..........68 Steel Canyon.........................SA-14...... 640.............82 Stonehouse Gulch..............SA-15...... 560.............681 Villa Grove..............................SA-16...... 880.............82 Werner Arroyo......................SA-17...... 320.............68 san miguel (sm) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Carter Place...........................SM-1........ 320.............70 Dry Creek Basin....................SM-2........ 640.............70 Poison Spyder.......................SM-3........ 640.............70 weld (wd) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Carr Tract................................WD-1....... 3,250..........87 Greasewood Lake................WD-2....... 640.............95 yuma (ym) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson Co.)..............YM-1....... 332.............103 Sandy Bluffs...........................YM-2....... 3,682..........102 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/91b12dc158dfe17179f9843d32cbc2ff.pdf 9bfc59d20b55d649448af2114a50aa17 PDF Text Text Colorado parks and wildlife 2011 Colorado State Trust Lands Colorado parks and wildlife 1313 Sherman Street, Room 618, Denver, CO 80203 (303) 866-3437 • www.wildlife.state.co.us • www.parks.state.co.us �Explore more! Find State Trust Land property maps and info — before you hit the road. www.wildlife.state.co.us DOW offices www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateTrustLands DOW headquarters Fort Collins 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Meeker 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 Glenwood Springs 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Monte Vista 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 Brush 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 grand junction 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 Montrose 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 Colorado springs 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 Gunnison 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Pueblo 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Denver 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Hot Sulphur Springs 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Steamboat SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80477 (970) 870-2197 Durango 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 lamar 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Salida 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 DOW service centers Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 1313 Sherman St., Room 618, Denver, CO 80203 (303) 866-3437 www.wildlife.state.co.us | www.parks.state.co.us Editor: Amy Nickelson | Cover photo by © Tim Christie Printed 2011 by Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. The Colorado Wildlife Commission set state trust land regulations in May. The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife Board (as of July 2011): Rick D. Cables, DPW director • Tim Glenn, chair • Gary Butterworth, vice chair • Mark Smith, secretary • Robert Streeter, member • David R. Brougham, member • Dorothea Farris, member • Allan Jones, member • Gaspar Perricon, member • John Singletary, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Chris Castilian, member • Bill Kane, member • James C. Pribyl, member • Lenna Watson, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Salazar, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DPW offices. �what’s new in 2011 » Land opening: A new state trust land property, called Jumping Cow, in Elbert County is open to hunting and fishing opportunities. See page 15 for details. » Land closure: The Chancellor Ranch property in Las Animas County has been removed from the STL program. Hunting there is no longer regulated by the DOW. » Date changes: Fernleaf Gulch in Fremont County and Warmer Gulch in Park County are both now open Sept. 1-May 31. » Habitat Stamps are $10 and only one is required per person per year. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. • Anyone 18-64 must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • A lifetime stamp is $300.25. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. The habitat fee will be assessed when a third one-day or additional-day license is purchased for fishing or small game. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or are approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See www.wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/ DisabledAccessibility for details. recreation guidelines The following restrictions apply to all state trust lands leased by Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife. Additional propertyspecific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. Properties are: » Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, nonhunting shooting, outfitting and nonwildlife related use prohibited. » Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. » Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. Motor vehicles are allowed only on designated roads. 3. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 4. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 5. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 6. illegal firearms. It is illegal to possess the following types of ammunition or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military-hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, fully automatic firearms. act responsibly Only state trust lands listed in this brochure are open to the public. Hunters and fishermen are reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of state trust lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed in this brochure.) 7. Youth mentor hunting applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth-mentor properties. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 8. certified hay, straw, mulch only. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious-weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross state trust lands leased by the DOW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. 1 �state trust lands Alphabetical listing of properties and specific rules for each state trust land follow: 63 Ranch - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl ADAMS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 of a mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 of a mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres are closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting and wildlife viewing HUNTING: Big game, small game AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. 2 Directions: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 of a mile W. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side abbreviations: Hwy. — Highway Co. — County CR — County Road rd. — Road Res. — Reservoir N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West SWA — State Wildlife Area STL — State Trust Land USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service BLM — Bureau of Land Management Svc. Ctr. — Service Center 4WD — Four-wheel drive ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. Directions — Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route #2: From La Jara STL (see directions in this brochure), go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary of FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15, then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mountain gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. STL is next to Antero SWA. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd., then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, go 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then go W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 of a mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 10,282 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10, go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles and go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, then go .25 of a mile on highway frontage road on N side. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, pine squirrel ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access is off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk ATWOOD - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go .5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU: 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Small-game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Fri. for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. one reservation per hunt date and one reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at the property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with Unit 96 limited turkey licenses, call 1-800-846-9453. 3 �c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two for the general public; one for hunters with mobility impairments and one for youth and their mentor. The general public and hunters with mobility impairments must hunt on the up-river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down-river side of Hwy. 63. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. Directions — Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 6,186 OPEN — Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. Open for all other uses Sept. 1-end of February. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Fishing prohibited on upper unit. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. 4 Directions — Three points of access: 1. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W for 1.5 miles. 2. From Lake George, take CR 90 W for 2.25 miles. 3. From Lake George, take Hwy. 24 W about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891, then go S. GMUs: 50/581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. Directions: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs: 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off of state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU: 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lion, bear, dusky grouse, ptarmigan, rabbit, snowshoe hare FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for .5 of a mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 6,266 OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage- grouse, rabbit, small game BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMU: 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting is restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. GMU: 36, Glenwood Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,849 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunt- ing. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, pronghorn, elk, dove, rabbit, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 of a mile to markers. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, turkey BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for watchable wildlife and hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky 5 �grouse, rabbit FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent , Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. Parking lots are: 1. At end of CR TT 2. At bridge on SE corner 3. At S end. GMU: 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 14,060 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game FISHING: Warmwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only BOX CREEK - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 for 2.4 miles to STL and intersection of CRs 10 and 24. STL access via CR 10 or CR 24. GMU: 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only 6 BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game BOXELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Bravo - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 17,655 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbit, dove, dusky grouse Carnero - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game Carr Tract - Weld Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: .5 of a mile N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). GMU: 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,250 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons hunting: Pronghorn Restrictions: a. Hunting from blinds and tree stands prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQs, Sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and one nonhunting companion. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. e. Reservations and check-in required for all hunting. Reservations may be made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Fri. for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area that is designated on the reservation. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse, sagegrouse RESTRICTIONS: ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 of a mile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU: 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land, part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 7 �13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311, then go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, then go 12 miles N. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 879 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited March 1 through first day of archery deer and elk season. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth may hunt. 8 CODY PARK - Fremont Co. Directions — Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th Street in Canon City, go S on 4th Street 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles through BLM. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Lion, bear, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkey, rabbit, squirrel COHAGEN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles to access point No. 1; or from Hwy. 14, go S on CR 21 for 4 miles to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E to access point No. 2. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,688 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs: 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, dusky grouse, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big-game seasons. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse �COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, then go N 10.7 miles. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky and mountain sharp-tailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, then go 6 miles. Turn W at gate and go .8 of a mile. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit FISHING: Cottonwood Creek RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left and go .3 of a mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right and go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU: 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44, then go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. Directions: From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork of two-track road. Take left fork of twotrack for .75 of a mile following arrowed access signs. To access E portion of property: Continue S past Hwy. 300 to mile post 182.4 and turn into the Crystal Lake fishing access loop. Take two-track dirt road S and W to fence and parking area at property sign. GMUs: 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48 is W of river; GMU 49 is E of river) ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. Directions: From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for .75 of a mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: First day of archery elk season to end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse RESTRICTIONS: Parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 9 �11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go .8 of a mile to Thompson Mountain Rd. Turn right and go .7 of a mile to end of road. GMU: 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game, turkey DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (Rd. 261). Go 3 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 of a mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 of a mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU: 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game Droney Gulch - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only S prong can be used to access on S side. 10 GMU: 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. Directions — Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to No. 2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. Directions: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. Directions: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) from Hwy. 287 approximately 50 miles to CR 103, then go N to Bull Mountain access road. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL, some OHV roads provide access. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion Duck Creek - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU: 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game �EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU: 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,795 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. b. Parking in designated lots only. c. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL is E of lake. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Open yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Small game FISHING: Coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only ELEVENMILE - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses county road on N and S. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take 5th Street E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E, over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from state forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42, turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lion, small game ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co. Directions: From Elk Springs, go .75 of a mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU: 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,050 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game Fernleaf Gulch - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 11 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles, then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, scaled quail, bobcat, coyote FLORENCE - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15 (Newlin Creek Rd.). Go W on CR 15 for 5.6 miles, then turn left on dirt road (by amphitheater and speed limit signs). Follow dirt road to fork, go right at fork to STL sign and parking area. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, dusky grouse RESTRICTIONS: Access through national forest only. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Mule deer and white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU: 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 866 OPEN: The day after fourth-rifle elk season through last day of late elk season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Cow elk only RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Access by foot only from parking area off Hwy. 13. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then go N 1 mile. GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 457 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Open for youth mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. Directions: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40, then go E .5 of a mile. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 280 12 FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU: 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. Directions: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 of a mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS �Rd. 345. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game Godiva Rim - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3 for 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 of a mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lion, bear, rabbit, turkey FISHING: Coldwater stream GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27, then go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine access road . GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharptailed grouse RESTRICTIONS: Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. Directions — Six parcels: 1. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. 2. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. 3. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. 4. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. 5. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. 6. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL is NE of intersection. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sagegrouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At the intersection, go 1 mile E to parking area. GMU: 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbit, coyote, dove, duck RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only Great Divide - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for .25 of a mile. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. 13 �GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1, it enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbit, dove, coyote HARTSEL - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S .5 of a mile. Property on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 of a mile. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grassland sign and CR 804. GMU: 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game High Creek - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for .5 of a mile E to road going S. Go .25 of a mile. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game 14 HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 50 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. Directions — to E parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton. Parking area off of Hwy. 13 on W edge of STL. to W Parcel: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton to CR 49. Then go 1 mile S on CR 49 to parking area on W side of CR 49. GMUs: 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6Y. GMU: 161, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,239 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. �JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. GMU: 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Cos. Directions: From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80 for 2.5 miles to property W of CR 80. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-end of February Hunting: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12, then go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 of a mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 of a mile N of dam. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W .5 of a mile to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 638 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game Jumping Cow - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 E to CR 125, turn N and go 5 miles. STL is surrounded by Jumping Cow SWA and has restrictions that apply to both lands. GMU: 105, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,068 OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31 HUNTING: Only dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting and fishing access by permit only. Hunters and anglers must have a valid license for their activity prior to applying for a permit. Permits must be carried at all times while on the property. Permits may designate specific hunting zones; if so, they are restricted to the listed zone and are not valid property-wide. Permits are free for hunters or anglers, available in a drawing process. Applications available from the Denver Svc. Ctr., (303) 291-7227. Application due dates are as follows: 1. Third Monday in August for dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, antlerless white-tailed deer and antlerless mule deer 2. Third Monday in March for spring turkey 3. Fishing applications due 14 days prior to intended access date. b. One person not hunting or fishing may accompany permit holder onto property and must remain with the permit holder at all times. c. Permitted hunters — other than those hunting dove and wild turkey — may not enter the property before the first Monday after the opening day of their 15 �individual season. d. Motor vehicle use only allowed on marked existing roadways that lead to marked parking areas. All other access is by foot and horseback only. e. All gates on the property shall be left in the condition in which they are found after passing through the gateway. f. Access is permitted two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. If an animal is harvested, the hunter may remain as long as is reasonable to recover and remove the animal from the property. g. Camping is prohibited. h. Fires are prohibited. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. Directions: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go .5 of a mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then go E on CR FF for .5 of a mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for .5 of a mile, then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU: 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU: 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear FISHING: LaGarde Creek LA JARA - Conejos Co. 16 Directions: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 42,881 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bear, lion, small game FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. Directions: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 of a mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU: 103, Colorado Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: Deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, dove, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. �Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, rabbit, squirrel, dove, coyote, beaver LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, elk, rabbit, dove, band-tailed pigeon, turkey RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMUs: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit Los Creek - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. GMU: 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. Directions: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote MacFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go .3 of a mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection, then go .7 of a mile to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take twotrack .8 of a mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU: 17, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big-game seasons. Motorized travel allowed on designated routes during this closure, but only from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset-midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. b. Two-track roads open daily to motor vehicles for waterfowl hunters accessing MacFarlane Res. through end of February. Manzanares Creek - Huerfano Co. Directions: STL is 3 miles SW of Red- wing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU: 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, turkey, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. Directions: At stoplight in Buena Vista, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, then go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Maximum 4 vehicles in parking area; maximum 3 people per vehicle. 17 �b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL is N of highway. GMU: 441, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. GMU: 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkey RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. 18 Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, bear, lion, elk, deer MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU: 8; Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildliferelated activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. Menefee PEAK - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, turkey, bear, small game MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co. Directions — NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W for 10 miles to CR 26. Follow CR 26 E/NE for 5.5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS 103) accesses NW section; CR 26 accesses SE section. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. �MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, lion, small game MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 4,144 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. Directions — SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 10,912 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG, then go .8 of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to the BLM road that bisects STL. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, coyote, bobcat MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit, grouse RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. Moody Creek - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 of a mile N. GMU: 231, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. 19 �Moonhill - Routt Co. Directions: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU: 14, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohib- ited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU: 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31 HUNTING: Waterfowl RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. Directions — To parking lot 1: MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access is steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., then go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU: 15, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February 20 From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to CR 15. Go W 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E, N and S by property boundary and extending .25 of a mile W along the E property boundary. North Canyon - Baca Co. Directions: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. �GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on CR 12, then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: North Platte River NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 of a mile SW. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and smallgame hunting. Open Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big-game hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big-game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 of a mile, turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL, then go .7 of a mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 of a mile to BLM Rd. 2506. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game OXBOW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU: 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, prairie dog FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig Svc. Ctr. at (970) 824-3046. Parkdale - Fremont Co. Directions: Three miles west of Park- dale on Hwy. 50. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 21 �miles to W side. GMU: 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT canyon/WHITBY - Baca Co. Directions — Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 of a mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. Peck Mesa - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 is off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMUs: 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. 22 ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895), then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 of a mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points Recreation Site. GMUs: 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL is S of road. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. Directions: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February �HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W, then go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, then go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4, go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go S .5 of a mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,762 OPEN: Year-round for fishing as posted. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. Directions: From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapaho National Forest. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approximately 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 5.9, then go N .6 of a mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,189 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, bear RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S, go 5 miles to CR 32. Turn S, go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking and walkthrough access gate at NE corner. Second 23 �walk-through gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area, then take two-track road 1 mile. GMU: 16, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. Red Lion Ranch - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to SedgwickLogan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU: 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, geese, rabbit, squirrel RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. 24 RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU: 161, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game ROSITA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69, then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, dusky grouse, rabbit SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, sage-grouse, dove SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and pro- �vides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,714 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU: 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 12,554 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning dove, rabbit, coyote Restrictions: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25-mile range of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, turkey, lion RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then go S 1.25 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co. Directions: From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17, then go E on CR Z 1.5 miles. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, coyote SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. Directions: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th Street (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road, go 1 mile. STL is .25 of a mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, grouse, coyote SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: .25 of a mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Springs. GMU: 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, Gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile, take right fork S for .25 of a mile. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, lion, dove, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote, bobcat, turkey Sand Gulch #1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about .25 of a mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about .5 of a mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about .75 of a mile to STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 25 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohib- ited off BLM access road. Sand Gulch #2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, access by foot or horseback only. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch #3 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about .75 of a mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game Sand Gulch #4 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/ BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, small game SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From La Garita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbit, coyote SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. Directions: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. 26 GMU: 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,682 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14 HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, band-tailed pigeon, turkey SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd., then go SW 5 miles. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122, then go N 2.5 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU: 214, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left, go .2 of a mile to fork and go left .3 of a mile to sign. Access is steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. �GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. Directions: S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. Directions: From La Veta, go .5 of a mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, lion, turkey, dusky grouse SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. GMUs: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. STATE LINE - Baca Co. Directions: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, then go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbit, coyote RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. Directions: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Open Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles W on CR 74E, then go N on CR 37 for .5 of a mile. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Big-game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small-game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From the first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 10 27 �miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road, then go S from Noland Gulch Loop Road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs). Go W .5 of a mile, then go S 2 miles. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, coyote STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkey SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. Directions: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40, go N 3 miles. GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. Open for hunting, Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer FISHING: Warmwater TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123, then go E on CR 123 for .25 of a mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. GMU: 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 9,389 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, rabbit, dove, turkey, coyote RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big-game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big-game season. 28 TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. Directions: From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyote, bear, grouse TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. Directions: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU: 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare, coyote TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds Texas Creek No. 1 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. Texas Creek No. 2 - Fremont Co. Directions: From Texas Creek No. 1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is .5 of a mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, lion, bighorn, small game THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 of a mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. Directions — parcel 1: Go S from Hartsel 14 miles on Hwy. 9. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. parcel 2: Go S on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Turn E, go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 in each parcel, 1,280 total OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyote, dove, rabbit THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. Directions: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game FISHING: Coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk FISHING: Arkansas River TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Open Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, lion, grouse, rabbit FISHING: Hot Springs Res. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. Directions: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,122 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbit, coyote, grouse TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU: 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. Directions: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU: 118, Colorado Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking area only. 29 �TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,206 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game RESTRICTIONS: Small-game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. Directions: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lion, bear, small game FISHING: La Jara Creek RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N and go .5 of a mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, elk, rabbit, 30 dove, coyote WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. Directions: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU: 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 18,253 OPEN: From the first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bear, coyote, grouse WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. Directions: From Weldona, go E .33 of a mile on CR Y, then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU: 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, dove, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W and go 1 mile. Turn N and go .5 of a mile. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbit, snowshoe hare, coyote, furbearers WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. Directions: In Canon City at First Street and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277 for 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road, then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. �GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Turkey, deer, elk, bear, lion, small game WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/ USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, then go .5 of a mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 of a mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 36/45, Glenwood Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, bear, dusky grouse, rabbit, coyote WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 of a mile NE through BLM. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, pronghorn, small game WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163), go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. Directions: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU: 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area only. 31 �County maps | Northeast Colorado 32 �southeast colorado 33 �northwest colorado 34 �southwest colorado 35 �county index Land Name Map Acres GMU .Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point BACA (BA) & County Point el paso (ep) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 North Canyon.......................BA-1.............632........... 144 Pat Canyon/Whitby............BA-2.............1,302....... 144 Sand Creek South................BA-3.............319........... 144 State Line................................BA-4.............496........... 144 Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Turkey Track Ranch.............EP-1......... 8,887..........118 bent (Be) fremont (fr) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Blue Lake (also in Kiowa Co.). ...............BE-1..............14,060..... 125 Keller Lease............................BE-2..............1,520....... 146 Chaffee (CF) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Aspen Ridge..........................CF-1..............542........... 57 Chubb Park............................CF-2..............3,640....... 49 Droney Gulch........................CF-3..............2,949....... 56 Little Cochetopa Creek........CF-4..............320........... 561 Maxwell Park.........................CF-5..............2,177....... 481 Poncha Pass...........................CF-6..............360........... 561 Sand Creek.............................CF-7..............597........... 56 Tiger Lily Creek.....................CF-8..............398........... 481 Clear creek (cc) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Bakerville................................CC-1.............320........... 39 conejos (CN) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Alamaditas Mesa.................CN-1.............640........... 81 Alamosa Canyon..................CN-2.............240........... 81 La Jara......................................CN-3.............42,881..... 81 Los Mogotes Peak ..............CN-4.............640........... 81 Pinon Hills..............................CN-5.............640........... 81 Rajadero Canyon.................CN-6.............673........... 81 San Luis Hills.........................CN-7.............640........... 81 Vincente Canyon.................CN-8.............640........... 81 custer (CU) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Bear Gulch..............................CU-1.............640........... 69 Beddows Mountain . .........CU-2.............500........... 691 Froze Creek............................CU-3.............640........... 86 Lapin Creek............................CU-4.............640........... 84 Rosita.......................................CU-5.............640........... 84 dolores (do) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Disappointment Creek.......DO-1............640........... 711 eagle (ea) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Berry Creek............................EA-1..............640........... 36 Whiskey Creek.........................EA-2...............602.......... 36/45 36 elbert (eb) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Jumping Cow........................EB-1......... 2,068..........105 Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Badger Creek (also Park Co.). ......................PA-3......... 6,186..........57/58 Cody Park...............................FR-1......... 1,560..........69 Cottonwood Ridge ............FR-2......... 640.............58 Deer Haven............................FR-3......... 640.............581 Dirty Gulch.............................FR-4......... 640.............58 Fernleaf Gulch......................FR-5......... 520.............58 Florence..................................FR-6......... 640.............69 Grape Creek...........................FR-7......... 1,280..........69 McCoy Gulch.........................FR-8......... 640.............86 Newlin Creek.........................FR-9......... 640.............69 Parkdale..................................FR-10....... 640.............58 Pinnacle Rock.......................FR-11....... 520.............58/69 Sand Gulch #1-#4................FR-12....... 2,480..........57/58 Short Creek Baldy................FR-13....... 640.............86 Stoney Face Mountain .....FR-14....... 640.............58 Table Mountain....................FR-15....... 9,389..........59 Tallahassee Road.................FR-16....... 640.............58 Texas Creek No. 1 & No. 2 . ..FR-17....... 410.............58 Turkey Gulch.........................FR-18....... 640.............691 Waugh Mountain (also Park Co.). ......................FR-19....... 18,253.......57/58 West Bear Gulch...................FR-20....... 640.............69 grand (gr) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Antelope Creek....................GR-1........ 1,240..........181 Carter Creek..........................GR-2........ 1,301..........181 Copper Mountain................GR-3........ 640.............28 East Carter Mountain . ......GR-4........ 1,795..........181 Middle Carter (Gunsight). ....GR-5........ 5,019..........181 Middle Park............................GR-6........ 4,144..........27 Milk Creek..............................GR-7........ 10,912.......27 Ptarmigan..............................GR-8........ 640.............28 Slide Mountain.....................GR-9........ 1,280..........18 Troublesome Valley Ranch..................................GR-10...... 876.............18 West Carter Mountain.......GR-11...... 2,360..........181 Windy Ridge..........................GR-12...... 880.............27 gunnison (gu) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Black Sage Pass....................GU-1........ 415.............551 Daley Gulch (also Saguache Co.)..............SA-3......... 644.............551 Quakey Mountain...............GU-2........ 640.............551 �Land Name Map Acres GMU Land Name Map Acres GMU Tomichi Dome......................GU-3........ 640.............551 Eagle Canyon........................LR-4......... 640.............20 Horse Ranch Pass................LR-5......... 640.............8 Jimmy Creek..........................LR-6......... 640.............8 LaGarde Creek......................LR-7......... 640.............7 Meadow Creek.....................LR-8......... 640.............8 North Rabbit Creek.............LR-9......... 640.............191 Pass Creek..............................LR-10....... 640.............7 Pfister Draw...........................LR-11....... 1,920..........7/8 Poudre River..........................LR-12....... 5,762..........191 Steinhoff Hill.........................LR-13....... 480.............191 Steven’s Gulch......................LR-14....... 480.............191 & County Point huerfano (hu) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Black Hawk.............................HU-1........ 1,511..........85 Black Mountain....................HU-2........ 640.............84 Blue Spring............................HU-3........ 640.............84 Guillermo Ranch..................HU-4........ 2,118..........85 Little Sheep Mountain.......HU-5........ 640.............85 Manzanares Creek...............HU-6........ 1,420..........861 Schultz Canyon....................HU-7........ 960.............85 South Middle Creek............HU-8........ 585.............85 jackson (ja) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Adams.....................................JA-1......... 3,640..........6 Cohagan.................................JA-2......... 2,688..........171 East Delaney Butte Lake.........................JA-3......... 640.............16 Elk Mountain.........................JA-4......... 2,839..........6 Independence Mtn.............JA-5......... 11,239.......161 Indian Creek..........................JA-6......... 640.............171 Johnny Moore Mtn.............JA-7......... 7,671..........6 Kemp Draw............................JA-8......... 520.............171 MacFarlane Reservoir........JA-9......... 2,880..........17 North Platte...........................JA-10....... 152.............16 Owl Creek...............................JA-11....... 640.............171 Owl Mountain.......................JA-12....... 640.............171 Pinkham Mountain.............JA-13....... 520.............6 Rabbit Ears.............................JA-14....... 5,189..........16 Red Canyon...........................JA-15....... 640.............16 Ridge Road............................JA-16....... 320.............161 Sand Creek.............................JA-17....... 5,038..........6 Taylor Draw............................JA-18....... 320.............171 Three Sisters..........................JA-19....... 1,523..........6 kiowa (ki) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Blue Lake (also Bent Co.).......................BE-1......... 14,060.......125 Nee Noshe Reservoir..........KI-1.......... 2,080..........127 NeeSoPah...............................KI-2.......... 2,243..........126 Sweetwater............................KI-3.......... 640.............126 kit carson (kc) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Landsman Creek (also Yuma Co.).....................YM-1....... 332.............103 lake (lk) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Box Creek...............................LK-1......... 629.............48 Crystal Lake...........................LK-2......... 467.............48/49 larimer (lr) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32 and Northwest, pg. 34 Arrowhead.............................LR-1......... 200.............8 Bull Mountain.......................LR-2......... 640.............8 Dry Creek North...................LR-3......... 640.............8 & County Point las animas (la) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Aguilar TV Hill.......................LA-1......... 500.............85 Apishapa North....................LA-2......... 1,880..........133 Flattop Butte.........................LA-3......... 2,052..........133 Sakariason..............................LA-4......... 560.............85 logan (lo) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Atwood...................................LO-1......... 160.............96 Bravo........................................LO-2......... 80................91 Duck Creek.............................LO-3......... 640.............90 Ford Bridge............................LO-4......... 280.............91 Red Lion Ranch....................LO-5......... 200.............92 moffat (mf) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Bakers Peak............................MF-1........ 12,393.......3/4 Bald Mountain Tracts 1-4...........................MF-2........ 6,266..........3 Ben Morgan Canyon..........MF-3........ 640.............211 Big Hole Gulch......................MF-4........ 1,849..........3 Boston Flats...........................MF-5........ 104.............3 Box Elder.................................MF-6........ 628.............211 Boxelder North.....................MF-7........ 640.............211 Castor Gulch..........................MF-8........ 640.............13 Cedar Springs.......................MF-9........ 640.............11 Cedars......................................MF-10..... 640.............4 Citadel.....................................MF-11..... 640.............11 Cold Springs Mountain..... MF-12.... 26,509.......2/201 Cross Mountain....................MF-13..... 640.............11 Elk Springs No. 1..................MF-14..... 640.............11 Elk Springs No. 3..................MF-15..... 2,050..........10 Fortification...........................MF-16..... 866.............301 Godiva Rim............................MF-17..... 640.............3 Greasewood..........................MF-18..... 3,518..........3 Great Divide..........................MF-19..... 640.............3 Homestead............................MF-20..... 640.............11 Iles Grove................................MF-21..... 2,079.........12/211 Jeffway Gulch.......................MF-22..... 640.............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt Co.). ....................RO-6........ 5,558..........441 Jubb Creek.............................MF-23..... 638 ............211 Little Snake............................MF-24..... 640.............2/3 Maybell...................................MF-25..... 9,208..........3 Monument Butte.................MF-26..... 653.............12 37 �Land Name Map Acres GMU Land Name Map Acres GMU & County Point Morapos Creek.....................MF-27..... 640.............12 Morgan Gulch.......................MF-28..... 640.............211 Oxbow.....................................MF-29..... 640.............2 Peck Mesa..............................MF-30..... 640.............11 Pine Tree Gulch....................MF-31..... 640.............211 Pinon Ridge...........................MF-32..... 640.............11 Pole Gulch..............................MF-33..... 11,026.......3 Rattlesnake Hill....................MF-34..... 640.............211 Sagebrush Draw..................MF-35..... 640.............11 Simsberry Draw...................MF-36..... 640.............3 South Duffy Mountain .....MF-37..... 640.............211 South Nipple Rim................MF-38..... 19,962.......2/3 Temple Canyon....................MF-39..... 637.............211 Thornburg Draw..................MF-40..... 640.............11 Triangle...................................MF-41..... 1,122..........11 Willow Creek.........................MF-42..... 640.............4 montezuma (mz) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Menefee Peak.......................MZ-1....... 635.............73 Weber Canyon......................MZ-2....... 461.............73 morgan (mg) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Weldon Valley.......................MG-1....... 5,600..........95 otero (ot) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Higbee Canyon....................OT-1........ 640.............130 park (pa) Maps: Northeast, pg. 32; Southeast, pg. 33; Northwest, pg. 34 and Southwest, pg. 35 63 Ranch.................................PA-12...... 1,635..........50 Agate Mountain...................PA-1......... 3,782..........58 Antero......................................PA-2......... 10,282.......49/50 Badger Creek (also Fremont Co.). ...............PA-3......... 6,186..........57/58 Badger Flats............................PA-4..........3,570........50/581 Crooked Top..........................PA-5......... 400.............46 Dick’s Peak.............................PA-6......... 640.............58 Elevenmile.............................PA-7......... 265.............581 Hartsel.....................................PA-8......... 420.............58 High Creek.............................PA-9......... 1,121..........50 McArthur Gulch...................PA-10...... 480.............501 Saddle Mountain.................PA-11...... 640.............581 Three Mile Mountain.........PA-13...... 1,280..........58 Warmer Gulch.......................PA-14...... 640.............58 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont Co.)...............FR-19....... 18,253.......57/58 pueblo (pu) Map: Southeast, pg. 33 Saint Charles.........................PU-1........ 12,554.......128 rio grande (rg) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Dry Creek................................RG-1........ 1,280..........80 Gerrard....................................RG-2........ 799.............80 38 & County Point routt (ro) Map: Northwest, pg. 34 Coal Bank Gulch...................RO-1........ 879.............441 Cottonwood Creek.............RO-2........ 640.............441 Deep Creek............................RO-3........ 320.............214 Fly Gulch.................................RO-4........ 457.............214 Grassy Creek..........................RO-5........ 360.............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat Co.). ..................RO-6........ 5,558..........441 Maynard Gulch.....................RO-7........ 724.............441 Moody Creek.........................RO-8........ 640.............231 Moonhill.................................RO-9........ 640.............14 Morrison Creek.....................RO-10...... 640.............15 Sage Creek.............................RO-11...... 640.............13 Sleeping Giant......................RO-12...... 400.............214 Stokes Gulch.........................RO-13...... 1,863..........13 Twenty Mile...........................RO-14...... 1,206..........13 Yampa River...........................RO-15...... 2,006..........13 saguache (sa) Maps: Southeast, pg. 33 and Southwest, pg. 35 Burro Springs 1 & 2.............SA-1......... 17,655.......68 Carnero...................................SA-2......... 1,714..........68 Daley Gulch (also Gunnison Co.). .............SA-3......... 644.............551 Little La Garita Creek..........SA-4......... 640.............79 Los Creek................................SA-5......... 320.............67 Middle Creek.........................SA-6......... 640.............681 Mineral Hot Springs...........SA-7......... 640.............82 Mishak Lakes.........................SA-8......... 2,567..........68 Mogotas Arroyo...................SA-9......... 320.............68 Old Woman Creek...............SA-10...... 640.............79 Saguache Creek...................SA-11...... 2,714..........68 San Juan Creek.....................SA-12...... 3,238..........68 San Luis Creek......................SA-13...... 640.............82 Sanderson Gulch.................SA-14...... 1,898..........68 Steel Canyon.........................SA-15...... 640.............82 Stonehouse Gulch..............SA-16...... 560.............681 Villa Grove..............................SA-17...... 880.............82 Werner Arroyo......................SA-18...... 320.............68 san miguel (sm) Map: Southwest, pg. 35 Carter Place...........................SM-1........ 320.............70 Dry Creek Basin....................SM-2........ 640.............70 Poison Spyder.......................SM-3........ 640.............70 weld (wd) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Carr Tract................................WD-1....... 3,250..........87 Greasewood Lake................WD-2....... 640.............95 yuma (ym) Map: Northeast, pg. 32 Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson Co.)..............YM-1....... 332.............103 Sandy Bluffs...........................YM-2....... 3,682..........102 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d51c9b92283b20e13ffc835ce088126e.pdf 374ef181d8ae9ec94776e6385d019827 PDF Text Text 2010 Colorado State Trust Lands COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us �DOW OFFICES HEADQUARTERS 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 REGIONAL OFFICES NORTHEAST/DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 NORTHWEST 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 SOUTHEAST 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 SOUTHWEST 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 SERVICE CENTERS BRUSH 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd.362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 On the Web: www.wildlife.state.co.us LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 MONTROSE 2300 S.Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Spgs., 80477 (970) 870-2197 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Printed for free distribution by the 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Amy Nickelson | Photo copyright Vic Schendel Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2010 by Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of July 2010): Tim Glenn, chair • Robert Streeter, vice chair • Mark Smith, secretary • David R. Brougham, member • Dennis Buechler, member • Dorothea Farris, member • Allan Jones, member • John Singletary, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Stulp, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. �RECREATION GUIDELINES ACT RESPONSIBLY: State Trust Lands are open to the public for wildlife recreation. The public is reminded to respect the rights of other visitors and the owners or permit holders of State Trust Lands. Abide by state rules so the lands can remain open for future wildlife recreation. State Trust Lands are not open to the public unless listed in this brochure. (Permission is required to access any state trust land not listed here.) The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Lands leased by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Further property-specific restrictions are listed in this brochure. 1. PROPERTIES ARE: • Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. Target practice, non-hunting shooting, outfitting and non-wildlife related use prohibited. • Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. • Closed to the public from March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. All newly enrolled properties are closed to the public until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 2. MOTOR VEHICLES are allowed only on designated roads. 3. LITTERING PROHIBITED. All trash must be packed out by users. 4. CAMPING, FIRES PROHIBITED, unless posted otherwise. 5.ACCESS RESTRICTED to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 6.YOUTH MENTOR HUNTING AND FISHING applies to youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 7.IT IS ILLEGAL to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious-weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. Certified materials must be clearly marked by the certifying state. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by the DOW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. HABITAT STAMP CHANGES There are new laws in place regarding habitat stamps. Here’s what you need to know: • Anyone 18-64 must purchase a stamp to buy or apply for a hunting or fishing license. • Stamps cost $5 each; no more than 2 stamps are required per person each year, valid April 1March 31 annually. A lifetime stamp is $200.25. • Hunters applying for a limited license must purchase a stamp to apply for the drawing process. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the habitat stamp with the first two of these licenses.The habitat fee will be assessed when a third one-day or additionalday license is purchased for fishing or small game. • For details, go to the website at www.wildlife. state.co.us 1 �STATE TRUST LANDS Alphabetical listing of properties and specific rules for each. ADAMS - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, ABBREVIATIONS: HWY. — Highway CO. — County CR — County Road RD. — Road RES. — Reservoir N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West SWA — State Wildlife Area STL — State Trust Land SVC. CTR. — Service Center USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service BLM — Bureau of Land Management go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Take twotrack .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. GMU: 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres closed in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek.) OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game, wildlife viewing. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go a half-mile W. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS — ROUTE #1: From Los 2 Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on two-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. ROUTE #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Res. on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. ALAMOSA CANYON Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on �Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero SWA. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Res. Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, a half-mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,060 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take I-25 to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 mile on highway frontage on N side. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. ATWOOD - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go a half- mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. GMU: 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Small game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations made by calling 1800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon, Fri., for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 96, call 1-800-846-9453. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two for the general public; one for mobility-impaired hunters and one for youth and their mentor. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up-river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down-river side of Hwy. 63. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., 3 �March and April (through the Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER CREEK (UPPER,LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Cos. DIRECTIONS:LOWER UNIT: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12; then go W 1 mile on BLM road. UPPER UNIT: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 57/58, Salida ACRES: 6,032 OPEN — LOWER UNIT: Year-round for fishing. All other uses, Sept. 1-end of February. UPPER UNIT: Oct. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited on Upper Unit. BADGER FLATS - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891 and go S. GMUs: 50/581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. GMUs: 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From Georgetown, take I- 4 70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Most of property is N of I-70. GMU: 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lions, bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right-of-way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS — TRACT 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for a half-mile. TRACT 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. TRACT 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR 21. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR 21. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. GMU: 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. �RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. GMU: 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, pronghorn, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W half-mile to markers. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent , Kiowa Cos. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. There are parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at S end. GMU: 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. blinds allowed. RESTRICTIONS: BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunt- ing. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co. a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. 5 �GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CRs 10 and 24 for 2.4 miles. GMU: 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, and go W 7 miles to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BRAVO - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 6 a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lions, rabbits, doves, blue grouse. CARNERO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. CARR TRACT - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E on 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. ACCESS 1: 0.5 miles N of CR 126 on CR 17. ACCESS 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). �GMU: 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,133 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds and tree stands prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQs, Sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and one nonhunting companion. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. e. Reservations and check-in required for all hunting. Reservations may be made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon, Fri., for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at E Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E a halfmile. Signs designate huntable area. GMU: 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go E on Hwy. 160 for 40 miles to property. Go N on CR 147 for 9 miles to property. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy. 160, and go N on CR 147. GMU: 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: From first day of archery prong7 �horn season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, turkeys, lions. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharptailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by permit only. Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. Small game hunting allowed with access permit Jan. 1-end of February. b. Only one non-hunting companion allowed per hunter. c. Must check-in at designated location. d. Hunting prohibited within a half-mile of homes. Safety zone posted. e. Camping only in designated areas. f. Parking in designated areas only. g. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads if wet conditions exist. h. Horses allowed only in big game seasons for hunting. a. Hunting prohibited March 1 through first day of archery deer and elk season. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed, only one mentor per youth. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 miles N. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. GMU: 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 879 8 CODY PARK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS —TRACT 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. TRACT 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon City, go S on 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles through BLM. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. COHAGEN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL is W of CR 10N largely on top of mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4WD vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. GMUs: 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, blue �grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big game seasons. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Access only from USFS Rd. 101. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go N on CR DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go S on 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, and go N 10.7 miles. GMU: 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S for .75 mile. GMUs: 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. Yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on DIRECTIONS: From Sargents at USFS Rd. Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, and go 6 miles. Turn W at gate; go .8 mile. GMU: 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Yearround for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lions, bears, rabbits. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for .75 mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. CROOKED TOP - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43; go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. GMU: 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54; then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) GMU: 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 9 �OPEN: First day of archery elk season to end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 mile to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Turn right, and go .7 mile to end of road. GMU: 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Yearround for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. DICK’S PEAK - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. Timber activity may be present. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only S prong can be used to access on S side. GMU: 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. b. Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 14. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. GMU: 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. 10 DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80 C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103; then go N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide access. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions. DUCK CREEK - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Crook exit. �Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. GMU: 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. GMU: 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. with a 14-day camp limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go a half- mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL E of lake. GMU: 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take 5th St. E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. GMU: 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36, and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lions, small game. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs 11 �through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. GMU: 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Open for youth mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co. FERNLEAF GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd., and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. GMU: 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. FLORENCE - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes W to Florence picnic area, next to STL. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A; then go N 1 mile. GMU: 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. 12 DIRECTIONS: From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E a half-mile. GMU: 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. GMU: 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access by foot only from parking area off Hwy. 13. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 10 �miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. GMU: 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. GMU: 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. GMU: 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharptailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Small game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GODIVA RIM - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK – Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S a halfmile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Yearround for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on twotrack road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8; go E to CR 8N. STL NE of intersection. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1 mile to parking area. 13 �GMU: 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for .25 mile. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE corner of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, doves, coyotes. HARTSEL - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S a half-mile. Property on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 mile. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. GMU: 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. 14 HUNTING: Big game, small game. HIGH CREEK - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for a half-mile E to road going S. Go .25 mile. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49 for 1 mile to parking area. GMUs: 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. �INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go a half- mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6Y. GMU: 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,239 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise closed to motorized traffic. N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80 for 2.5 miles to property W of CR 80. GMU: 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN Jackson Co. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE quarter of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. GMU: 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 5 miles DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 mile to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. GMU: 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W a half-mile to parking lot. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go a half-mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles; then go E on CR FF for a half-mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for a half-mile; then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. GMU: 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game. 15 �KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co. LAGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. GMU: 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. LA JARA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go a half-mile E on Yuma CR O. GMU: 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles 16 DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, and go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. GMU: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 �OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. GMU: 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. b) Two-track roads open daily to motor vehicles for waterfowl hunters accessing MacFarlane Reservoir through end of February. MANZANARES CREEK - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. GMU: 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, turkeys, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: At stoplight in Buena Vista, MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn. Co. RESTRICTIONS: DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go .3 mile W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 mile to fence. Go through gate, and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take two-track .8 mile W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. GMU: 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a) Two-track roads bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big game seasons. Motorized travel allowed on designated routes during this closure 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and 30 minutes after sunset-midnight for retrieval of harvested game only. a. Max. 4 vehicles in parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. b. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. 17 �MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. GMU: 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Bailey, go W on CR RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback access only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only when Middle Cherokee Management Area is open to vehicles. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkeys, bears, small game. 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - GMU: 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Grand Co. a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, bears, lions, elk, deer. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. GMU: 8; Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1end of February for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. 18 DIRECTIONS — NW SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE SECTOR: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26 left fork a half-mile from Hwy. 40, and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, small game. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to �Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS — SW ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE ACCESS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. TWO BAR ACCESS: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co. RESTRICTIONS: DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Spgs., take a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mile marker 163) and parking area (mile marker 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. GMU: 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go oneeighth of a mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles MOONHILL - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. GMU: 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. 19 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13; then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. GMU: 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR 41 on S side of property only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co. a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS: To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig DIRECTIONS: From Florence, go S on to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW corner. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. GMU: 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. GMU: 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in buffer zone bounded on E by property boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E property boundary. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go half-mile W on CR 12; then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W �of BLM land. GMU: 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road half-mile SW. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660; go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646, and go 1 mile. GMU: 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then go .7 mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, moose, small game, waterfowl. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 mile to BLM Rd. 2506. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. OXBOW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. GMU: 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, doves, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call the Craig Svc. Ctr. at (970) 824-3046. PARKDALE - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: Three miles west of Park- dale on Hwy. 50. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-end of February, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. GMU: 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT CANYON/WHITBY - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS — WHITBY TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 21 �miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 mile to Comanche National Grassland. STL N of Comanche. PAT CANYON TRACT: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of Sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. GMU: 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. 22 RESTRICTIONS: Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891); then go S to end of road. GMU: 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go a half-mile S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. GMU: 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bears. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, and go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. GMU: 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. �HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co. except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go 39 miles N DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 135, go on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. Land is S of CR 4, extending 5 miles W of CR 9. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537, and go 2.5 miles. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Spgs., go S a half-mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. GMU: 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station); then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing as posted. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town, and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapaho National Forest. GMU: 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 mile to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: As posted, closure area on W side from Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro; then go 7 miles on La Jara Res. Rd. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S, go 5 miles to CR 32. Turn S, go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walkthru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited within quarter-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. 23 �RED CANYON - Jackson Co. ROSITA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go a half- DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go S 3 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area; then take twotrack road 1 mile. GMU: 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. GMU: 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. No trailer access past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to SedgwickLogan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. GMU: 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. GMU: 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 24 63 RANCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of Hwy. 285. GMU: 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. GMU: 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse, doves. �SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co. fishing. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go S 2 miles HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. coyotes. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane until lit turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. GMU: 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 16,834 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within quarter-mile of buildings. b. Foot or horseback access only; access from parking areas only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, turkeys, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W; then go S 1.25 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17; then go E on CR Z 1.5 miles. GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-end of February for hunting and SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a two-track road; go 1 mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. GMU: 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams STL or Colorado State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J; turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile; take right fork S .25 mile. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. SAND GULCH #1 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about .25 mile. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about a half-mile to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about .75 mile to STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. 25 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited GMU: 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as off BLM access road. posted E of Hwy. 385. Timber activity may be present. SAND GULCH #2 - Fremont Co. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Badger Creek and DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, take CR Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, foot or horseback only. GMU: 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sect. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. SAND GULCH #3 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about .75 mile to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mtn. Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mtn. Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. GMU: 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 318 W from SAND GULCH #4 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits, coyotes. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. 26 Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. GMU: 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. GMU: 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mtn. Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left; go �.2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17; then go N 5 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Veta, go a half- mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, blue grouse. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66, and go S. GMU: 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co. OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J; go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates, and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. GMU: 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, hares, coyotes. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 for a half-mile. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 6 miles DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, take SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 154 Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse 27 �across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. GMU: 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. GMU: 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road; go S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.). Go W a half-mile; then go S 2 miles. GMU: 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. GMU: 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. For hunting, Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. 28 TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123; then go E on CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. GMU: 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyotes, bears, grouse. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. GMU: 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. GMU: 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. �TEXAS CREEK #1 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK #2 - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Texas Creek #1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is a half-mile W through BLM land. No access road to STL. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mtn. Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. GMU: 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. GMU: 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. GMU: 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February for hunt- ing. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095, and go 4 miles to W boundary. GMU: 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-end of February for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. GMU: 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2; then go N about 9 miles to CR 24; turn right. Access through BLM or off road. GMU: 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. 29 �TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69; then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. GMU: 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. GMU: 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. GMU: 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Small game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling (970) 871-2855. Application deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. GMU: 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 21 30 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. GMU: 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lions, bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. WARMER GULCH - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N, and go a half-mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. GMU: 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9, and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. GMU: 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, coyotes, grouse. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR 41. GMU: 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CR Y; then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. GMU: 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. �ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, doves, wa- terfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E, and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W, and go 1 mile. Turn N, and go a half-mile. GMU: 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277 for 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road; then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. GMU: 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. GMU: 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, and go a half-mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mtn. (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Timber activity may be present. GMUs: 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. GMU: 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, pronghorn, small game. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. GMU: 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-end of February. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access only on CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking available. GMU: 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: First day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area only. 31 �COUNTY MAPS NORTHEAST COLORADO 32 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 33 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 34 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 35 �COUNTY INDEX LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT BACA (BA) EL PASO (EP) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 North Canyon ................BA-1..........632 ..........144 Pat Canyon/Whitby ....BA-2..........1,302 ......144 Sand Creek South ......BA-3..........319 ..........144 State Line ........................BA-4..........496 ..........144 MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Turkey Track Ranch ....EP-1 ..........8,887 ......118 FREMONT (FR) MAPS: Northeast,pg.32 and Northwest,pg.34 Bakerville ........................CC-1..........320 ............39 MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Badger Creek (also Park Co.) ................PA-3..........6,032 ..57/58 Cody Park ........................FR-1 ..........1,560..........69 Cottonwood Ridge ....FR-2 ..........640 ..........581 Deer Haven ....................FR-3 ..........640 ..........581 Dirty Gulch ....................FR-4 ..........640 ............58 Fernleaf Gulch ..............FR-5 ..........520 ............58 Florence ..........................FR-6 ..........640 ............69 Grape Creek ..................FR-7 ..........1,280..........69 McCoy Gulch ................FR-8 ..........640 ............86 Newlin Creek ................FR-9 ..........640 ............69 Parkdale ..........................FR-10........640 ............58 Pinnacle Rock ................FR-11........520 ......58/69 Sand Gulch #1-#4 ........FR-12........2,480....57/58 Short Creek Baldy ......FR-13........640 ............86 Stoney Face Mtn...........FR-14........640 ............58 Table Mountain ............FR-15........4,640 ........59 Tallahassee Road ........FR-16........640 ............58 Texas Creek #1 & #2 ....FR-17........410 ............58 Turkey Gulch ................FR-18........640 ..........691 Waugh Mountain (also Park Co.) ................FR-19........17,773..57/58 West Bear Gulch ..........FR-20........640 ............69 CONEJOS (CN) GRAND (GR) BENT (BE) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Blue Lake (also Kiowa Co.) ............BE-1 ..........14,059 ....125 Keller Lease ....................BE-2 ..........1,520 ......146 CHAFFEE (CF) MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Aspen Ridge ..................CF-1..........542 ............57 Chubb Park ....................CF-2..........3,640..........49 Droney Gulch ................CF-3..........2,949..........56 Little Cochetopa Creek ................................CF-4..........320 ..........561 Maxwell Park ................CF-5..........2,177 ......481 Poncha Pass ..................CF-6..........360 ..........561 Sand Creek ....................CF-7..........597 ............56 Tiger Lily ..........................CF-8..........398 ..........481 CLEAR CREEK (CC) MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Alamaditas Mesa ........CN-1 ........640 ............81 Alamosa Canyon ........CN-2 ........240 ............81 La Jara ..............................CN-3 ........37,908 ......81 Los Mogotes Peak ......CN-4 ........640 ............81 Pinon Hills ......................CN-5 ........640 ............81 Rajadero Canyon ........CN-6 ........673 ............81 San Luis Hills ..................CN-7 ........640 ............81 Vincente Canyon ........CN-8 ........640 ............81 CUSTER (CU) MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Bear Gulch ......................CU-1 ........640 ............69 Beddows Mountain ....CU-2 ........500 ..........691 Froze Creek ....................CU-3 ........640 ............86 Lapin Creek ....................CU-4 ........640 ............84 Rosita ................................CU-5 ........640 ............84 DOLORES (DO) MAP: Southwest,pg.35 Disappointment Creek..DO-1 ......640 ..........711 EAGLE (EA) MAP: Northwest,pg.34 Berry Creek ....................EA-1..........640 ............36 Whiskey Creek ..............EA-2..........602 ....36/45 36 MAPS: Northeast,pg.32 and Northwest,pg.34 Antelope Creek ............GR-1 ........1,240 ......181 Carter Creek ..................GR-2 ........1,301 ......181 Copper Mountain ........GR-3 ........640 ............28 East Carter Mountain..GR-4 ........1,794 ......181 Middle Carter (Gunsight) GR-5 ........5,019 ......181 Middle Park ....................GR-6 ........3,566..........27 Milk Creek ......................GR-7 ........11,975 ......27 Ptarmigan ......................GR-8 ........640 ............28 Slide Mountain ............GR-9 ........1,280..........18 Troublesome Valley Ranch ..................GR-10 ......876 ............18 West Carter Mtn. ..........GR-11 ......2,360 ......181 Windy Ridge ..................GR-12 ......880 ............27 GUNNISON (GU) MAP: Southwest,pg.35 Black Sage Pass ............GU-1 ........415 ..........551 Daley Gulch (also Saguache Co.) ....SA-3..........644 ..........551 Quakey Mountain ......GU-2 ........640 ..........551 Tomichi Dome ..............GU-3 ........640 ..........551 HUERFANO (HU) MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Black Hawk ....................HU-1 ........1,511..........85 �LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT Black Mountain ............HU-2 ........640 ............84 Blue Spring ....................HU-3 ........640 ............84 Guillermo Ranch ..........HU-4 ........2,118..........85 Little Sheep Mtn. ........HU-5 ........640 ............85 Manzanares Creek ......HU-6 ........1,420 ......861 Schultz Canyon ............HU-7 ........960 ............85 South Middle Creek ....HU-8 ........585 ............85 JACKSON (JA) MAPS: Northeast,pg.32 and Northwest,pg.34 Adams ..............................JA-1 ..........3,640 ............6 Cohagen ..........................JA-2 ..........2,537 ......171 East Delaney Butte Lake ......................JA-3 ..........640 ............16 Elk Mountain ................JA-4 ..........2,839 ............6 Independence Mtn. ....JA-5 ..........11,239 ....161 Indian Creek ..................JA-6 ..........640 ..........171 Johnny Moore Mtn. ....JA-7 ..........7,671 ............6 Kemp Draw ....................JA-8 ..........520 ..........171 MacFarlane Reservoir JA-9 ..........2,880..........17 North Platte ..................JA-10........152 ............16 Owl Creek ......................JA-11........640 ..........171 Owl Mountain ..............JA-12........640 ..........171 Pinkham Mountain ....JA-13........520................6 Rabbit Ears ....................JA-14........5,188..........16 Red Canyon ..................JA-15........640 ............16 Ridge Road ....................JA-16........320 ..........161 Sand Creek ....................JA-17........5,038 ............6 Spring Creek ..................JA-18........154 ..........171 Taylor Draw ....................JA-19........320 ..........171 Three Sisters ..................JA-20........1,523 ............6 KIOWA (KI) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Blue Lake (also Bent Co.)................BE-1 ..........14,059 ....125 Nee Noshe Reservoir KI-1 ..........2,080 ......127 NeeSoPah ......................KI-2 ..........2,243 ......126 Sweetwater ....................KI-3 ..........640 ..........126 KIT CARSON (KC) MAP: Northeast,pg.32 Landsman Creek (also Yuma Co.)..............YM-1 ........332 ..........103 LAKE (LK) MAP: Northwest,pg.34 Box Creek ........................LK-1 ..........629 ............48 Crystal Lake ..................LK-2 ..........467 ......48/49 LARIMER (LR) MAPS: Northwest,pg.34 and Northeast,pg.32 Arrowhead ....................LR-1 ..........200................8 Bull Mountain ..............LR-2 ..........640................8 Dry Creek North ..........LR-3 ..........640................8 Eagle Canyon ................LR-4 ..........640 ............20 Horse Ranch Pass ........LR-5 ..........640................8 Jimmy Creek ..................LR-6 ..........640................8 LaGarde Creek ..............LR-7 ..........640................7 Meadow Creek ............LR-8 ..........640................8 North Rabbit Creek ....LR-9 ..........640................8 LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT Pass Creek ......................LR-10........640................8 Pfister Draw ..................LR-11........1,920........7/8 Poudre River ..................LR-12........5,760 ......191 Steinhoff Hill ..................LR-13........480 ..........191 Steven’s Gulch ..............LR-14........500 ..........191 LAS ANIMAS (LA) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Aguilar TV Hill ..............LA-1..........500 ............85 Apishapa North ..........LA-2..........1,880 ......133 Chancellor Ranch ........LA-3..........47,425 ....147 Flattop Butte ................LA-4..........2,052 ......133 Sakariason ......................LA-5..........560 ............85 LOGAN (LO) MAP: Northeast,pg.32 Atwood ............................LO-1..........160 ............96 Bravo ................................LO-2..........80................91 Duck Creek ....................LO-3..........640 ............90 Ford Bridge ....................LO-4..........280 ............91 Red Lion Ranch ............LO-5..........200 ............92 MOFFAT (MF) MAP: Northwest,pg.34 Bakers Peak ....................MF-1 ........12,393 ....3/4 Bald Mountain ..............MF-2 ........3,866 ............3 Bald Mountain (Tracts 1-4) ......................MF-3 ........3,021 ............3 Ben Morgan Canyon ..MF-4 ........640 ..........211 Big Hole Gulch ..............MF-5 ........1,847 ............3 Boston Flats ..................MF-6 ........104................3 Box Elder ........................MF-7 ........628 ..........211 Box Elder North ............MF-8 ........640 ..........211 Castor Gulch ..................MF-9 ........320 ............13 Cedar Springs ..............MF-10 ......640 ............11 Cedars ..............................MF-11 ......640................4 Citadel ..............................MF-12 ......640 ............11 Cold Springs Mtn. ........MF-13 ......26,509..2/201 Cross Mountain ............MF-14 ......640 ............11 Elk Springs #1 ................MF-15 ......800 ............11 Elk Springs #3 ................MF-16 ......1,680..........10 Fortification ..................MF-17 ......1,866 ......301 Godiva Rim ....................MF-18 ......640................3 Greasewood ..................MF-19 ......3,518 ............3 Great Divide ..................MF-20 ......640................3 Homestead ....................MF-21 ......640 ............11 Iles Grove ........................MF-22 ......2,079...12/211 Jeffway Gulch ..............MF-23 ......640 ............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt Co.) ..............RO-6 ........5,558 ......441 Jubb Creek ....................MF-24 ......640 ..........211 Little Snake ....................MF-25 ......640............2/3 Maybell ............................MF-26 ......9,208 ............3 Monument Butte ........MF-27 ......653 ............12 Morapos Creek ............MF-28 ......640 ............12 Morgan Gulch ..............MF-29 ......640 ..........211 Oxbow ............................MF-30 ......640................2 Peck Mesa ......................MF-31 ......640 ............11 Pine Tree Gulch ............MF-32 ......640 ..........211 Pinon Ridge ..................MF-33 ......640 ............11 Pole Gulch ......................MF-34 ......11,026..........3 37 �LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT Rattlesnake Hill ............MF-35 ......640 ..........211 Sagebrush Draw ..........MF-36 ......640 ............11 Simsberry Draw ..........MF-37 ......640................3 South Duffy Mtn. ........MF-38 ......640 ..........211 South Nipple Rim ........MF-39 ......19,962 ....2/3 Temple Canyon ............MF-40 ......637 ..........211 Thornburg Draw ..........MF-41 ......640 ............11 Triangle ............................MF-42 ......1,021..........11 Willow Creek ................MF-43 ......640................4 LAND NAME & COUNTY MAP ACRES GMU POINT ROUTT (RO) MAP: Northeast,pg.32 Weldon Valley ..............MG-1........5,600..........95 MAP: Northwest,pg.34 Coal Bank Gulch ..........RO-1 ........879 ..........441 Cottonwood Creek ....RO-2 ........640 ..........441 Deep Creek ....................RO-3 ........320 ..........214 Fly Gulch ........................RO-4 ........460 ..........214 Grassy Creek ..................RO-5 ........360 ............13 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat Co.)............RO-6 ........5,558 ......441 Maynard Gulch ............RO-7 ........724 ..........441 Moody Creek ................RO-8 ........640 ..........231 Moonhill ..........................RO-9 ........640 ............14 Morrison Creek ............RO-10 ......640 ............15 Sage Creek ....................RO-11 ......640 ............13 Sleeping Giant ..............RO-12 ......400 ..........214 Stokes Gulch ................RO-13 ......1,863..........13 Twenty Mile ..................RO-14 ......1,200..........13 Yampa River ..................RO-15 ......2,006..........13 OTERO (OT) SAGUACHE (SA) MONTEZUMA (MZ) MAP: Southwest,pg.35 Menefee Peak ..............MZ-1 ........635 ............73 Weber Canyon ..............MZ-2 ........461 ............73 MORGAN (MG) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Higbee Canyon ............OT-1..........640 ..........130 PARK (PA) MAPS: Northeast,pg.32; Southeast,pg.33; Northwest,pg.34 and Southwest,pg.35 Agate Mountain ..........PA-1..........3,782..........58 Antero ..............................PA-2..........11,060..49/50 Badger Creek (also Fremont Co.)........PA-3..........6,032 ..57/58 Badger Flats ..................PA-4..........3,570..50/581 Crooked Top ..................PA-5..........400 ............46 Dick’s Peak ......................PA-6..........640 ............58 Eleven Mile ....................PA-7..........265 ..........581 Hartsel ..............................PA-8..........420 ............58 High Creek ....................PA-9..........1,121..........50 McArthur Gulch ..........PA-10 ......480 ..........501 Saddle Mountain ........PA-11 ......640 ..........581 63 Ranch ........................PA-12 ......1,635..........50 Three Mile Mountain PA-13 ......1,280..........58 Warmer Gulch ..............PA-14 ......640 ............58 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont Co.)........FR-19........17,773..57/58 PUEBLO (PU) MAP: Southeast,pg.33 Saint Charles ................PU-1 ........16,834 ....128 RIO GRANDE (RG) MAP: Southwest,pg.35 Dry Creek ........................RG-1 ........1,280..........80 Gerrard ............................RG-2 ........799 ............80 know... do you 38 MAPS: Southeast,pg.33 and Southwest,pg.35 Burro Springs 1 & 2 ....SA-1..........6,175..........68 Carnero ............................SA-2..........1,714..........68 Daley Gulch (also Gunnison Co.) ....SA-3..........644 ..........551 Little La Garita Creek ..SA-4..........640 ............79 Los Creek ........................SA-5..........320 ............67 Middle Creek ................SA-6..........640 ..........681 Mineral Hot Springs ..SA-7..........640 ............82 Mishak Lakes ................SA-8..........2,567..........68 Mogotas Arroyo ..........SA-9..........320 ............68 Old Woman Creek ......SA-10 ......640 ............79 Saguache Creek ..........SA-11 ......2,059..........68 San Juan Creek ............SA-12 ......3,238..........68 San Luis Creek ..............SA-13 ......640 ............82 Sanderson Gulch ........SA-14 ......1,898..........68 Steel Canyon ................SA-15 ......640 ............82 Stonehouse Gulch ......SA-16 ......560 ..........681 Villa Grove ......................SA-17 ......880 ............82 Werner Arroyo ..............SA-18 ......320 ............68 SAN MIGUEL (SM) MAP: Southwest,pg.35 Carter Place ....................SM-1 ........320 ............70 Dry Creek Basin ............SM-2 ........640 ............70 Poison Spyder ..............SM-3 ........640 ............70 WELD (WD) MAP: Northeast,pg.32 Carr Tract ........................WD-1........3,133..........87 Greasewood Lake ......WD-2........640 ............95 YUMA (YM) MAP: Northeast,pg.32 Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson Co.) ....YM-1 ........332 ..........103 Sandy Bluffs ..................YM-2 ........3,202 ......102 There are more than 500,000 acres of DOW-leased State Trust Lands to visit on your next wildlife recreational outing.Where will you go? www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateTrustLands � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/699a651dd4483701b39532d077d5ff0f.pdf c3ac9eb1b5a848cac059f49dfe9f6264 PDF Text Text 2009 Colorado State Trust Lands COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 297-1192 Fort Collins Service Ctr. 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526, (970) 472-4300 Northwest Region Service Ctr. 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505, (970) 255-6100 Northeast Region (Denver) Service Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 291-7227 Brush Service Ctr. 122 E. Edison, Box 128 Brush, 80723, (970) 842-6300 Montrose Service Ctr. 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401, (970) 252-6000 Glenwood Springs Service Ctr. Gunnison Service Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 300 W. New York Ave. Glenwood Springs, 81601, (970) 947-2920 Gunnison, 81230, (970) 641-7060 Southwest Region Service Ctr. 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301, (970) 247-0855 Meeker Service Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641, (970) 878-6090 Southeast Region Service Ctr. 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Spgs, 80907, (719) 227-5200 Pueblo Service Ctr. 600 Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005, (719) 561-5300 Hot Sulphur Springs Service Ctr. Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. 346 Grand County Rd. 362 925 Weiss Drive Hot Sulphur Spgs, 80451, (970) 725-6200 Steamboat Spgs, 80477, (970) 870-2197 Lamar Service Ctr. 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052, (719) 336-6600 Monte Vista Service Ctr. 0722 South Road 1 East Monte Vista, 81144, (719) 587-6900 Salida Service Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201, (719) 530-5520 Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2009 by Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of July 2009): Brad Coors, chair; Tim Glenn, vice chair; Dennis Buechler, secretary; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Dorothea Farris, member; Roy McAnally, member; John Singletary, member; Mark Smith, member; Robert Streeter; member Harris Sherman, ex-officio member; John Stulp, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. �STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN FOR WILDLIFE RECREATION NEW FOR 2009: The following restrictions apply to all State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation. In addition, specific properties may have additional restrictions and are listed alphabetically in the pages that follow. 1. Youth mentor hunting and fishing applies to youths under 18. Youths under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. 2. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. 3. All newly enrolled properties are closed to public access until Sept. 1 of the year of enrollment, unless posted otherwise. 4. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. 5. Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. 6. Motor vehicles allowed only on designated roads. 7. Littering prohibited. All trash must be packed out by users. 8. Camping, fires prohibited, unless posted otherwise. 9. Access restricted to foot or horseback only, unless posted otherwise. 10. Outfitting and non-wildlife related use prohibited. 11. Target practice and non-hunting shooting prohibited. 12. It is illegal to have, store or use hay, straw or mulch that has not been certified as noxious weed free, according to the Weed Free Forage Crop Certification Act, or any state or province participating in the Regional Certified Weed Free Forage Program. All certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport such materials on federal, state or county roads that cross State Trust Lands leased by the DOW and hay produced on property where it’s being used are exempt. HABITAT STAMP A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people 19-64 who buy hunting or fishing licenses. With a license purchase, the stamp is $5 and required with the first 2 licenses ($10 total) bought per year. Habitat stamps are valid April 1 through March 31 annually. A lifetime stamp is $200. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 mile to 2-track road. Take 2-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game, wildlife viewing. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. 1 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. ANTERO - Park Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,060 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take I-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage on N side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. ATWOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1/2 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Small game and waterfowl hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon, Fri., for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. 2 �Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. b. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 96, call the DOW’s Brush office, (970) 842-6300. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two reservations are for the general public; 1 for mobility-impaired hunters and 1 for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. e. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BACA - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista office. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Rds D and G (E of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Co., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12; then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. All other uses, Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited on Upper Unit. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891 and go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. 3 �BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Majority of ppty. is N of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lions, bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Rifle hunting restricted to youth mentor hunting only. Mentors cannot use rifles. b. All hunting except youth mentor hunting restricted to bows, muzzleloaders or shotguns. c. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. d. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 4 �312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, pronghorn, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at S end. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CRs 10 and 24 for 2.4 miles. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 5 �BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, and go W 7 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BRAVO - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lions, rabbits, doves, blue grouse. CARNERO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E on 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: 0.5 miles N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). ACRES: 3,133 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons. HUNTING: Pronghorn. Caution: bison may be present. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQ’s, sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and 1 non-hunting companion. Maximum of 10, one-day access permits issued daily by DOW. Permits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. e. Hunting by reservation system and mandatory check station. Reservations by calling 1-800846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon, Fri., for Sun. and holidays falling on Mon. Cancellations must occur by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights for the rest of the hunting season. Max. 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. The person named on the reservation must be at property the day of the hunt and must be a licensed hunter for the species hunted. Hunters must check in and out at designated check station. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. 6 �ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at E Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 E 3.5 miles to Hwys. 141 and 145. Go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31. Go 3 miles to dirt road; turn S for 1 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access through BLM only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH - Las Animas Co., GMU 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go E on Hwy. 160 for 40 miles to ppty. Go N on CR 147 for 9 miles to ppty. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy. 160, and go N on CR 147. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, turkeys, lions. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by permit only. Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. Small game hunting allowed with access permit Jan. 1-Feb. 28. b. Only 1 non-hunting companion allowed per hunter. c. Check in required at designated location. d. Hunting prohibited within 1/2 mile of homes. Safety zone posted. e. Camping only in designated areas. f. Parking in designated areas only. g. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads if wet conditions exist. h. Horses allowed only in big game seasons for hunting. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. 7 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. CITADEL - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 miles N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited March 1 through first day of archery deer and elk season. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed. Only one mentor per youth allowed. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon City, go S on 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go S 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL W of CR 10N largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big game seasons. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, and go N 10.7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, and go 6 miles. Turn W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES: 640 8 �OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lions, bears, rabbits. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43; go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S for .75 miles. ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for .75 mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54; then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) ACRES: 320 OPEN: First day of archery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS:Parking allowed only in designated area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Turn right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. DICK’S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. 9 �DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. Timber activity may be present. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only S prong can be used to access on S side. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. b. Hunting prohibited June 1-Aug. 14. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80 C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103; then go N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions. DUCK CREEK - Logan Co., GMU 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Bar D Ranch Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Bar D Ranch Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES: 640 10 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking permitted in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd with a 14-day limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL E of lake. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th St. E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36, and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lions, small game. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. FERNLEAF GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd., and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. 11 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes W to Florence picnic area, next to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A; then go N 1 mile. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Open for youth mentor hunting only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). e. Launching or taking out of vessels prohibited from first day of teal season until last day of dark goose season. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. 12 �GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. GODIVA RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Small game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling 970-871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8; go E to CR 8N. STL NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for .25 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. 13 �HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE corner of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, doves, coyotes. HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S for .5 mile. Ppty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 mile. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for .5 mile E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49 for 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6Y. ACRES: 11,239 14 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed only for game retrieval 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise, closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect. 16. b. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd.. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80 for 2.5 miles to property W of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W .5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles; then go E on CR FF for .5 mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for .5 mile; then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game. 15 �KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. LA JARA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 mile E on Yuma CR O. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, and go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. 16 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, bears, lions, elk, deer. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate, and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Two tracks bisecting STL closed to motorized travel Oct. 15-end of regular rifle big game seasons. Motorized travel allowed on designated routes during this closure 10 a.m.-2 p.m. for retrieval of harvested game only. MANZANARES CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, turkeys, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at stoplight, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn. 17 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. b. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8; Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee Management Area open to vehicles. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17; then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 N to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. b. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Visa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkeys, bears, small game. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26 left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40, and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 18 �27/USFS 103) as posted. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, small game. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, MM 163) and parking area (MM 165) unless posted. b. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache,goS15milesonHwy.285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. 19 �MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. MOONHILL - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13; then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. b. From Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. 20 �NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by property boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E property boundary. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on CR 12; then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660; go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646, and go 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then go .7 mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, moose, small game, waterfowl. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, doves, rabbits, prairie dogs. 21 �FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of STL. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PARKDALE - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891); then go S to end of road. 22 �ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bears. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, and go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. STL S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station); then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing as posted. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. b. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town, and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. 23 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537, and go 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro; then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S, and go 5 miles to CR 32. Turn S, and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area; then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. b. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). d. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season through last day of dark goose season. 24 �RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Guffey, go 6 miles N on CR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse, doves. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, turkeys, lions. RESTRICTIONS:Access restricted as posted on W side. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W; then go S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17; then go E on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go E on CR T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES: 480 25 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a 2-track road; go 1 mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J; turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. SAND GULCH #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about .25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about .5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about .75 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. Timber activity may be present. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. SAND GULCH #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, foot or horseback only. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. SAND GULCH #3 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about .75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mtn. Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. SAND GULCH #4 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. 26 �HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits, coyotes. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left; go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17; then go N 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, blue grouse. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head 27 �N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66, and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J; go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates, and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, hares, coyotes. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 for .5 mile. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer CO., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road; go S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.). Go W .5 mile; then go S 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. 28 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: For fishing, from last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31. For hunting, Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) to March 30. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123; then go E on CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyotes, bears, grouse. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. TEXAS CREEK #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Texas Creek #1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is .5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. 29 �THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095, and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2; then go N about 9 miles to CR 24; turn right. Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69; then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. 30 �RESTRICTIONS: Small game hunting on weekends and Labor Day by permit only. Max. of 8 hunters allowed daily. Max. 4 hunters allowed per permit. Permits are free and may be applied for by contacting Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr., Box 775777, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 or by calling 970-871-2855. Permit deadline July 1. Permits issued by drawing. Successful applicants notified by mail. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lions, bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Co., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9, and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, coyotes, grouse. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CR Y; then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E, and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W, and go 1 mile. Turn N, and go .5 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277 for 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road; then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 31 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, and go .5 mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, pronghorn, small game. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. b. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N, and go .5 mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Access from parking area only in SWA. 32 �NORTHEAST COLORADO 33 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 34 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 35 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 36 �PROPERTIES BY COUNTY, MAP # ACRES ALAMOSA (AL) Medano (also Saguache) AL-1 BACA (BA) North Canyon, BA-1 Pat/Whitby Canyon, BA-2 Sand Creek South, BA-3 State Line, BA-4 BENT (BE) Blue Lake, BE-1 Keller Lease, BE-2 CHAFFEE (CF) Aspen Ridge, CF-1 Chubb Park, CF-2 Droney Gulch, CF-3 Little Cochetopa Creek, CF-4 Maxwell Park, CF-5 Poncha Pass, CF-6 Sand Creek, CF-7 Tiger Lilly Creek, CF-8 CLEAR CREEK (CC) Bakerville, CC-1 CONEJOS (CN) Alamaditas Mesa, CN-1 Alamosa Canyon, CN-2 La Jara, CN-3 Los Mogotes Peak, CN-4 Pinon Hills, CN-5 Rajadero Canyon, CN-6 San Luis Hills, CN-7 Vincente Canyon, CN-8 CUSTER (CU) Bear Gulch, CU-1 Beddows Mountain, CU-2 Froze Creek, CU-3 Lapin Creek, CU-4 Rosita, CU-5 DOLORES (DO) Disappointment Creek, DO-1 EAGLE (EA) Berry Creek, EA-1 Whiskey Creek, EA-2 EL PASO (EP) Turkey Track Ranch, EP-1 FREMONT (FR) Badger Creek (also Park) PA-4 Cody Park, FR-1 Cottonwood Ridge, FR-2 Deer Haven, FR-3 Dirty Gulch, FR-4 Fernleaf Gulch, FR-5 Florence, FR-6 Grape Creek, FR-7 McCoy Gulch, FR-8 Newlin Creek, FR-9 Parkdale, FR-10 Pinnacle Rock, FR-11 Sand Gulch #1, FR-12 Sand Gulch #2, FR-12 Sand Gulch #3, FR-12 Sand Gulch #4, FR-12 Short Creek Baldy, FR-13 Stoney Face Mountain, FR-14 Table Mountain, FR-15 Tallahassee Road, FR-16 Texas Creek #1, FR-17 Texas Creek #2, FR-17 Turkey Gulch, FR-18 Waugh Mountain (also Park), FR-19 West Bear Gulch, FR-20 GRAND (GR) Antelope Creek, GR-1 Carter Creek, GR-2 Copper Mountain, GR-3 20,605 632 1,302 319 496 14,059 1,520 542 3,640 2,949 640 2,177 360 597 398 320 640 240 37,908 640 640 673 640 640 640 500 640 640 640 640 640 602 8,887 6,032 1,560 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 640 520 640 560 640 640 640 640 4,640 640 250 160 640 17,773 640 1,240 1,301 640 37 East Carter Mountain, GR-4 Middle Carter (Gunsight), GR-5 Middle Park, GR-6 Milk Creek, GR-7 Ptarmigan, GR-8 Slide Mountain, GR-9 Troublesome Valley Ranch, GR-10 West Carter Mountain, GR-11 Windy Ridge, GR-12 GUNNISON (GU) Black Sage Pass, GU-1 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Saguache) Quakey Mountain, GU-2 Tomichi Dome, GU-3 HUERFANO (HU) Black Hawk, HU-1 Black Mountain, HU-2 Blue Spring, HU-3 Guillermo Ranch, HU-4 Little Sheep Mountain, HU-5 Manzanares Creek. HU-6 Schultz Canyon, HU-7 South Middle Creek, HU-8 JACKSON (JA) Adams, JA-1 Cohagen, JA-2 East Delaney Butte Lake, JA-3 Elk Mountain, JA-4 Independence Mountain, JA-5 Indian Creek, JA-6 Johnny Moore Mountain, JA-7 Kemp Draw, JA-8 MacFarlane Reservoir, JA-9 North Platte, JA-10 Owl Creek, JA-11 Owl Mountain, JA-11 Pinkham Mountain, JA-13 Rabbit Ears, JA-14 Red Canyon, JA-15 Ridge Road, JA-16 Sand Creek, JA-17 Spring Creek, JA-18 Taylor Draw, JA-19 Three Sisters, JA-20 KIOWA (KI) Nee Noshe Reservoir, KI-1 Neesopah, KI-2 Sweetwater, KI-3 KIT CARSON (KC) Landsman Creek (also Yuma), YM-1 LAKE (LK) Box Creek, LK-1 Crystal Lake, LK-2 LARIMER (LR) Arrowhead, LR-1 Bull Mountain, LR-2 Dry Creek North, LR-3 Eagle Canyon, LR-4 Horse Ranch Pass, LR-5 Jimmy Creek, LR-6 LaGarde Creek, LR-7 Meadow Creek, LR-8 North Rabbit Creek, LR-9 Pass Creek, LR-10 Pfister Draw, LR-11 Poudre River, LR-12 Steinhoff Hill, LR-13 Steven’s Gulch, LR-14 LAS ANIMAS (LA) Aguilar TV Hill, LA-1 Apishapa North, LA-2 Chancellor Ranch, LA-3 Flattop Butte, LA-4 Sakariason, LA-5 1,794 5,019 3,566 11,975 640 1,280 876 2,360 880 415 644 640 640 1,511 640 640 2,118 640 1,420 960 585 3,640 2,537 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 2,080 2,243 640 332 629 467 200 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 500 500 1,880 47,425 2,052 560 �LOGAN (LO) Atwood, LO-3 Bravo, LO-1 Duck Creek, LO-2 Ford Bridge, LO-4 Red Lion Ranch, LO-5 MOFFAT (MF) Bakers Peak, MF-1 Bald Mountain, MF-2 Ben Morgan Canyon, MF-3 Big Hole Gulch, MF-4 Boston Flats, MF-5 Box Elder, MF-6 Box Elder North, MF-7 Castor Gulch, MF-8 Cedar Springs, MF-9 Cedars, MF-10 Citadel, MF-11 Cold Springs Mountain, MF-12 Cross Mountain, MF-13 Elk Springs #1, MF-14 Elk Springs #3, MF-15 Fortification, MF-16 Godiva Rim, MF-17 Greasewood, MF-18 Great Divide, MF-19 Homestead, MF-20 Iles Grove, MF-21 Jeffway Gulch, MF-22 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt), RO-6 Jubb Creek, MF-23 Little Snake, MF-24 Maybell, MF-25 Monument Butte, MF-26 Morapos Creek, MF-27 Morgan Gulch, MF-28 Oxbow, MF-29 Peck Mesa, MF-30 Pine Tree Gulch, MF-31 Pinon Ridge, MF-32 Pole Gulch, MF-33 Rattlesnake Hill, MF-34 Sagebrush Draw, MF-35 Simsberry Draw, MF-36 South Duffy Mountain, MF-37 South Nipple Rim, MF-38 Temple Canyon, MF-39 Thornburg Draw, MF-40 Triangle, MF-41 Willow Creek, MF-42 MONTEZUMA (MZ) Menefee Peak, MZ-1 Weber Canyon, MZ-2 MORGAN (MG) Weldon Valley, MG-1 OTERO (OT) Higbee Canyon, OT-1 PARK (PA) Agate Mountain, PA-2 Antero, PA-3 Badger Creek (also Fremont), PA-4 Badger Flats, PA-5 Crooked Top, PA-6 Dick’s Peak, PA-7 Eleven Mile, PA-8 Hartsel, PA-9 High Creek, PA-10 McArthur Gulch, PA-11 Saddle Mountain, PA-12 63 Ranch, PA-1 Three Mile Mountain, PA-13 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont), FR-19 Wormer Gulch, PA-15 RIO GRANDE (RG) 1,280 Dry Creek, RG-1 799 Gerrard, RG-2 ROUTT (RO) 879 Coal Bank Gulch, RO-1 640 Cottonwood Creek, RO-2 320 Deep Creek, RO-3 460 Fly Gulch, RO-4 360 Grassy Creek, RO-5 5,558 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat), RO-6 724 Maynard Gulch, RO-7 640 Moody Creek, RO-8 640 Moonhill, RO-9 640 Morrison Creek, RO-10 640 Sage Creek, RO-11 Sleeping Giant, RO-12 400 Stokes Gulch, RO-13 1,863 Twenty Mile, RO-14 1,200 Yampa River, RO-15 2,006 SAGUACHE (SA) Baca, SA-1 13,105 Burro Springs 1&2, SA-2 6,175 Carnero, SA-3 1,714 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Gunnison) 644 Little La Garita Creek, SA-5 640 Los Creek, SA-6 320 Medano (also Alamosa), AL-1 20,605 Middle Creek, SA-7 640 Mineral Hot Springs, SA-8 640 Mishak Lakes, SA-9 2,567 Mogotas Arroyo, SA-10 320 Old Woman Creek, SA-11 640 Saguache Creek, SA-12 2,059 San Juan Creek, SA-13 3,238 San Luis Creek, SA-14 640 San Luis Creek #2, SA-15 480 Sanderson Gulch, SA-16 1,898 Steel Canyon, SA-17 640 Stonehouse Gulch, SA-18 560 Villa Grove, SA-19 880 Werner Arroyo, SA-20 320 SAN MIGUEL (SM) Carter Place, SM-1 320 Dry Creek Basin, SM-2 640 Poison Spyder, SM-3 640 WELD (WD) Carr Tract, WD-1 3,133 Greasewood Lake, WD-2 640 YUMA (YM) Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson), YM-1 332 Sandy Bluffs, YM-2 3,202 160 80 640 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1,847 104 628 640 320 640 640 640 26,509 640 800 1,680 1,866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 3,782 11,060 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 420 1,121 480 640 1,635 1,280 17,773 640 38 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4405f53534eeac96eca22deda0a34f36.pdf 004ea82a67c7d59336ef3c3d20194556 PDF Text Text �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 297-1192 Northeast Region (Denver) Service Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 291-7227 Fort Collins Service Ctr. 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526, (970) 472-4300 Brush Service Ctr. 122 E. Edison, Box 128 Brush, 80723, (970) 842-6300 Northwest Region Service Ctr. 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505, (970) 255-6100 Montrose Service Ctr. 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401, (970) 252-6000 Glenwood Springs Service Ctr. Gunnison Service Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 300 W. New York Ave. Glenwood Springs, 81601, (970) 947-2920 Gunnison, 81230, (970) 641-7060 Southwest Region Service Ctr. 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301, (970) 247-0855 Meeker Service Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641, (970) 878-6090 Hot Sulphur Springs Service Ctr. Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. 346 Grand County Rd. 362 925 Weiss Drive Hot Sulphur Spgs, 80451, (970) 725-6200 Steamboat Spgs, 80477, (970) 870-2197 Southeast Region Service Ctr. 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Spgs, 80907, (719) 227-5200 Pueblo Service Ctr. 600 Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005, (719) 561-5300 Lamar Service Ctr. 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052, (719) 336-6600 Salida Service Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201, (719) 530-5520 Monte Vista Service Ctr. 0722 South Road 1 East Monte Vista, 81144, (719) 587-6900 Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2008 by Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of July 2008): Robert Bray, chair; Brad Coors, vice chair; Tim Glenn, secretary; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Roy McAnally, member; Richard Ray, member; Dennis Buechler, member; Dorothea Farris, member; Robert Streeter; member Harris Sherman, ex-officio member; John Stulp, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. �STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN FOR WILDLIFE RECREATION Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths age under 18. Youths under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. f. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. HABITAT STAMP License Buyers: For License Buyers: A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people 19-64 who buy hunting or fishing licenses. With a license purchase, the stamp is $5 and required with the first 2 licenses bought in a calendar year ($10 total). The stamp allows access to state wildlife areas or state trust lands leased by the DOW. A Habitat Stamp is required of people 19-64 who visit a state wildlife area or state trust land leased by the DOW, such as wildlife viewers or hikers. This stamp is $10.25 (25-cent search and rescue fee). A lifetime stamp is $200, which satisfies either of the above requirements. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 1 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. ANTERO - Park Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,060 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take I-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage on N side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ATWOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1/2 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. ACRES: 160 2 �OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Reservations required for hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Person who makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Check in and check out required. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 96, call the DOW’s Brush office, (970) 842-6300. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving day, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two reservations are for the general public; 1 for mobility-impaired hunters and 1 for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). BACA - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista office. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Rds D and G (E of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista office for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Co., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12; then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. All other uses, Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited on Upper Unit. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Campfires prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891 and go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 12,393 3 �OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. c. Camping prohibited. d. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Majority of ppty. is N of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lions, bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. c. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run 4 �through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, pronghorn, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at S end. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on designated roads only. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. 5 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CRs 10 and 24 for 2.4 miles. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, and go W 7 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BRAVO - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking areas only. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lions, rabbits, doves, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 6 �CARNERO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E on 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: 0.5 miles N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). ACRES: 3,133 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons. HUNTING: Pronghorn. Caution: bison may be present. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQ’s, sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and 1 non-hunting companion. Maximum of 10, one-day access permits issued daily by DOW. Permits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at E Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31, and go 3 miles to dirt road. Go 1 mile S. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only b. Foot or horseback only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. 7 �CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping prohibited c. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH - Las Animas Co., GMU 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go E on Hwy. 160 for 40 miles to ppty. Go N on CR 147 for 9 miles to ppty. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy. 160, and go N on CR 147. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, turkeys, lions. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by permit only. Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. b. Only 1 non-hunting companion allowed per hunter. c. Check in required at designated location. d. Hunting prohibited within 1/2 mile of homes. Safety zone posted. e. Target shooting prohibited. f. Camping only in designated areas. g. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. h. Parking in designated areas only. i. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads if wet conditions exist. j. Trash must be packed out. k. Horses allowed only in big game seasons for hunting. l. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. c. Foot or horseback only. CITADEL - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 miles N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed. Only one mentor per youth allowed. 8 �CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon City, go S on 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go E 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL W of CR 10N largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, and go N 10.7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, and go 6 miles. Turn W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lions, bears, rabbits. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 9 �CROOKED TOP - Park Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43; go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S for .75 miles. ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for .75 mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54; then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) ACRES: 320 OPEN: First day of archery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking allowed only in designated area. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only from designated parking area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Turn right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 10 �DICK’S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only S prong can be used to access on S side. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 11 �DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80 C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103; then go N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DUCK CREEK - Logan Co., GMU 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Storm Mountain Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking permitted in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd with a 14-day limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then g 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL E of lake. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 12 �ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th St. E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36, and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FERNLEAF GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd., and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes W to Florence picnic area, next to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. 13 �FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A; then go N 1 mile. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GODIVA RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited b. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. 14 �GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8; go E to CR 8N. STL NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for .25 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE corner of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. 15 �HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S for .5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 mile. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for .5 mile E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49 for 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 16 �INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6Y. ACRES: 11,239 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed only for game retrieval 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise, closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect. 16. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd.. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80 for 2.5 miles to property W of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. b. Foot or horseback only. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 17 �JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W .5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles; then go E on CR FF for .5 mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for .5 mile; then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 131. Turn W on CR 5, and go about 3 miles. Go S on CR 5A for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 mile E on Yuma CR O. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. 18 �HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, and go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. ACRES: 640 19 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, bears, lions, elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate, and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MANZANARES CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, turkeys, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at stoplight, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 20 �miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. c. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. d. Foot or horseback only. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8; Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee Management Area open to vehicles. c. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17; then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 N to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Visa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkeys, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26 left 21 �fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40, and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only unless posted. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, MM 163) and parking area (MM 165) unless posted. c. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. e. Camping, campfires prohibited. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 22 �MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHILL - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting, campfires, camping prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13; then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. 23 �MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseback only. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Fires prohibited. c. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. d. From Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by property boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E property boundary. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. 24 �NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on CR 12; then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660; go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646, and go 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then go .7 mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, moose, small game, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, doves, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of STL. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PARKDALE - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28, for all other wildlife recreation. 25 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on designated roads. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891); then go S to end of road. ACRES: 520 26 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, and go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. STL S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station); then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing as posted. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. 27 �FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town, and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537, and go 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro; then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S, and go 5 miles to CR 32. Turn S, and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area; then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. 28 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Guffey, go 6 miles N onCR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Fires prohibited. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse, doves. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 29 �SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mile of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. c. Foot or horseback only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, turkeys, lions. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W; then go S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17; then go E on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go E on CR T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a 2-track road; go 1 mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 30 �SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J; turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND GULCH #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about .25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about .5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about .75 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or Horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. SAND GULCH #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, foot or horseback only. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND GULCH #3 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about .75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mtn. Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND GULCH #4 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. 31 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left; go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. 32 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17; then go N 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66, and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J; go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates, and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 for .5 mile. ACRES: 480 33 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer CO., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road; go S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.). Go W .5 mile; then go S 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31, based on water level, for fishing. Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123; then go E on CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. 34 �TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyotes, bears, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEXAS CREEK #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Texas Creek #1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is .5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 35 �HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095, and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2; then go N about 9 miles to CR 24; turn right. Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69; then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 36 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April 1-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lions, bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Co., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9, and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CR Y; then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E, and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W, and go 1 mile. Turn N, and go .5 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 37 �WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277 for 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road; then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Foot or horseback only off designated roads. c. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, and go .5 mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. 38 �c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Foot or horseback only unless posted. e. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N, and go .5 mile N of ParkFremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 39 �NORTHEAST COLORADO 40 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 41 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 42 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 43 �East Carter Mountain, GR-4 Middle Carter (Gunsight), GR-5 Middle Park, GR-6 Milk Creek, GR-7 Ptarmigan, GR-8 Slide Mountain, GR-9 Troublesome Valley Ranch, GR-10 West Carter Mountain, GR-11 Windy Ridge, GR-12 GUNNISON (GU) Black Sage Pass, GU-1 Quakey Mountain, GU-2 Tomichi Dome, GU-3 HUERFANO (HU) Black Hawk, HU-1 Black Mountain, HU-2 Blue Spring, HU-3 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Saguache) Guillermo Ranch, HU-4 Little Sheep Mountain, HU-5 Manzanares Creek. HU-6 Schultz Canyon, HU-7 South Middle Creek, HU-8 JACKSON (JA) Adams, JA-1 Cohagen, JA-2 East Delaney Butte Lake, JA-3 Elk Mountain, JA-4 Independence Mountain, JA-5 Indian Creek, JA-6 Johnny Moore Mountain, JA-7 Kemp Draw, JA-8 MacFarlane Reservoir, JA-9 North Platte, JA-10 Owl Creek, JA-11 Owl Mountain, JA-11 Pinkham Mountain, JA-13 Rabbit Ears, JA-14 Red Canyon, JA-15 Ridge Road, JA-16 Sand Creek, JA-17 Spring Creek, JA-18 Taylor Draw, JA-19 Three Sisters, JA-20 KIOWA (KI) Nee Noshe Reservoir, KI-1 Neesopah, KI-2 Sweetwater, KI-3 KIT CARSON (KC) Landsman Creek (also Yuma), YM-1 LAKE (LK) Box Creek, LK-1 Crystal Lake, LK-2 LARIMER (LR) Arrowhead, LR-1 Bull Mountain, LR-2 Dry Creek North, LR-3 Eagle Canyon, LR-4 Horse Ranch Pass, LR-5 Jimmy Creek, LR-6 LaGarde Creek, LR-7 Meadow Creek, LR-8 North Rabbit Creek, LR-9 Pass Creek, LR-10 Pfister Draw, LR-11 Poudre River, LR-12 Steinhoff Hill, LR-13 Steven’s Gulch, LR-14 LAS ANIMAS (LA) Aguilar TV Hill, LA-1 Apishapa North, LA-2 Chancellor Ranch, LA-3 Flattop Butte, LA-4 Sakariason, LA-5 PROPERIES BY COUNTY, MAP # ACRES ALAMOSA (AL) Medano (also Saguache) AL-1 BACA (BA) North Canyon, BA-1 Pat/Whitby Canyon, BA-2 Sand Creek South, BA-3 State Line, BA-4 BENT (BE) Blue Lake, BE-1 Keller Lease, BE-2 CHAFFEE (CF) Aspen Ridge, CF-1 Chubb Park, CF-2 Droney Gulch, CF-3 Little Cochetopa Creek, CF-4 Maxwell Park, CF-5 Poncha Pass, CF-6 Sand Creek, CF-7 Tiger Lilly Creek, CF-8 CLEAR CREEK (CC) Bakerville, CC-1 CONEJOS (CN) Alamaditas Mesa, CN-1 Alamosa Canyon, CN-2 La Jara, CN-3 Los Mogotes Peak, CN-4 Pinon Hills, CN-5 Rajadero Canyon, CN-6 San Luis Hills, CN-7 Vincente Canyon, CN-8 CUSTER (CU) Bear Gulch, CU-1 Beddows Mountain, CU-2 Froze Creek, CU-3 Lapin Creek, CU-4 Rosita, CU-5 DOLORES (DO) Disappointment Creek, DO-1 EAGLE (EA) Berry Creek, EA-1 Whiskey Creek, EA-2 EL PASO (EP) Turkey Track Ranch, EP-1 FREMONT (FR) Badger Creek (also Park) PA-4 Cody Park, FR-3 Cottonwood Ridge, FR-4 Deer Haven, FR-5 Dirty Gulch, FR-6 Fernleaf Gulch, FR-17 Florence, FR-7 Grape Creek, FR-8 McCoy Gulch, FR-9 Newlin Creek, FR-10 Parkdale, FR-17 Pinnacle Rock, FR-11 Sand Gulch #1, FR-12 Sand Gulch #2, FR-12 Sand Gulch #3, FR-12 Sand Gulch #4, FR-12 Short Creek Baldy, FR-13 Stoney Face Mountain, FR-14 Table Mountain, FR-15 Tallahassee Road, FR-16 Texas Creek #1, FR-17 Texas Creek #2, FR-17 Turkey Gulch, FR-18 Waugh Mountain (also Park), FR-19 West Bear Gulch, FR-20 GRAND (GR) Antelope Creek, GR-1 Carter Creek, GR-2 Copper Mountain, GR-3 20,605 632 1,302 319 496 14,059 1,520 542 3,640 2,949 640 2,177 360 597 398 320 640 240 37,908 640 640 673 640 640 640 500 640 640 640 640 640 602 8,887 6,032 1,560 640 640 640 520 640 1,280 640 640 640 520 640 560 640 640 640 640 4,640 640 250 160 640 17,773 640 1,240 1,301 640 44 1,794 5,019 3,566 11,975 640 1,280 876 2,360 880 415 640 640 1,511 640 640 644 2,118 640 1,420 960 585 3,640 2,537 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 2,080 2,243 640 332 629 467 200 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 500 500 1,880 47,425 2,052 560 �LOGAN (LO) Atwood, LO-3 Bravo, LO-1 Duck Creek, LO-2 Ford Bridge, LO-4 Red Lion Ranch, LO-5 MOFFAT (MF) Bakers Peak, MF-1 Bald Mountain, MF-2 Ben Morgan Canyon, MF-3 Big Hole Gulch, MF-4 Boston Flats, MF-5 Box Elder, MF-6 Box Elder North, MF-7 Castor Gulch, MF-8 Cedar Springs, MF-9 Cedars, MF-10 Citadel, MF-11 Cold Springs Mountain, MF-12 Cross Mountain, MF-13 Elk Springs #1, MF-14 Elk Springs #3, MF-15 Fortification, MF-16 Godiva Rim, MF-17 Greasewood, MF-18 Great Divide, MF-19 Homestead, MF-20 Iles Grove, MF-21 Jeffway Gulch, MF-22 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt), RO-6 Jubb Creek, MF-24 Little Snake, MF-25 Maybell, MF-26 Monument Butte, MF-27 Morapos Creek, MF-28 Morgan Gulch, MF-29 Oxbow, MF-30 Peck Mesa, MF-31 Pine Tree Gulch, MF-32 Pinon Ridge, MF-33 Pole Gulch, MF-34 Rattlesnake Hill, MF-35 Sagebrush Draw, MF-36 Simsberry Draw, MF-37 South Duffy Mountain, MF-38 South Nipple Rim, MF-39 Temple Canyon, MF-40 Thornburg Draw, MF-41 Triangle, MF-42 Willow Creek, MF-43 MONTEZUMA (MZ) Menefee Peak, MZ-1 Weber Canyon, MZ-2 MORGAN (MG) Weldon Valley, MG-1 OTERO (OT) Higbee Canyon, OT-1 PARK (PA) Agate Mountain, PA-2 Antero, PA-3 Badger Creek (also Fremont), PA-4 Badger Flats, PA-5 Crooked Top, PA-6 Dick’s Peak, PA-7 Eleven Mile, PA-8 Hartsel, PA-9 High Creek, PA-10 McArthur Gulch, PA-11 Saddle Mountain, PA-12 63 Ranch, PA-1 Three Mile Mountain, PA-13 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont), FR-19 Wormer Gulch, PA-15 PUEBLO (PU) Saint Charles, PU-1 16,675 RIO GRANDE (RG) Dry Creek, RG-1 1,280 Gerrard, RG-2 799 ROUTT (RO) Coal Bank Gulch, RO-1 879 Cottonwood Creek, RO-2 640 Deep Creek, RO-3 320 Fly Gulch, RO-4 460 Grassy Creek, RO-5 360 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat), RO-6 5,558 King Creek, RO-7 640 Maynard Gulch, RO-8 724 Moody Creek, RO-9 640 Moonhill, RO-10 640 Morrison Creek, RO-11 640 Sage Creek, RO-12 640 Sleeping Giant, RO-13 400 Stokes Gulch, RO-14 1,863 Twenty Mile, RO-15 1,200 Yampa River, RO-16 2,006 SAGUACHE (SA) Baca, SA-1 13,105 Burro Springs 1&2, SA-2 6,175 Carnero, SA-3 1,714 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Gunnison) 644 Little La Garita Creek, SA-5 640 Los Creek, SA-6 320 Medano (also Alamosa), AL-1 20,605 Middle Creek, SA-8 640 Mineral Hot Springs, SA-9 640 Mishak Lakes, SA-10 2,567 Mogotas Arroyo, SA-11 320 Old Woman Creek, SA-12 640 Saguache Creek, SA-13 2,059 San Juan Creek, SA-14 3,238 San Luis Creek, SA-15 640 San Luis Creek #2, SA-16 480 Sanderson Gulch, SA-17 1,898 Steel Canyon, SA-18 640 Stonehouse Gulch, SA-19 560 Villa Grove, SA-20 880 Werner Arroyo, SA-21 320 SAN MIGUEL (SM) Carter Place, SM-1 320 Dry Creek Basin, SM-2 640 Poison Spyder, SM-3 640 WELD (WD) Carr Tract, WD-1 3,133 Greasewood Lake, WD-2 640 YUMA (YM) Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson), YM-1 332 Sandy Bluffs, YM-2 3,202 160 80 640 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1,847 104 628 640 320 640 640 640 26,509 640 800 1,680 1,866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 3,782 11,060 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 420 1,121 480 640 1,635 1,280 17,773 640 45 �� https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/c2fe5a7467e08a62ba15d1048de2eff9.pdf 5a5c518aa97d0d3c70260ee2954feb43 PDF Text Text 2007 Colorado State Trust Lands COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 297-1192 Northeast Region (Denver) Service Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 291-7227 Fort Collins Service Ctr. 317 W. Prospect Rd. Fort Collins, 80526, (970) 472-4300 Northwest Region Service Ctr. 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505, (970) 255-6100 Brush Service Ctr. 122 E. Edison, Box 128 Brush, 80723, (970) 842-6300 Montrose Service Ctr. 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401, (970) 252-6000 Glenwood Springs Service Ctr. Gunnison Service Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 300 W. New York Ave. Glenwood Springs, 81601, (970) 947-2920 Gunnison, 81230, (970) 641-7060 Southwest Region Service Ctr. 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301, (970) 247-0855 Meeker Service Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641, (970) 878-6090 Southeast Region Service Ctr. 4255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Spgs, 80907, (719) 227-5200 Pueblo Service Ctr. 600 Reservoir Rd. Pueblo, 81005, (719) 561-5300 Hot Sulphur Springs Service Ctr. Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. 346 Grand County Rd. 362 925 Weiss Drive Hot Sulphur Spgs, 80451, (970) 725-6200 Steamboat Spgs, 80477, (970) 870-2197 Lamar Service Ctr. 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052, (719) 336-6600 Monte Vista Service Ctr. 0722 South Road 1 East Monte Vista, 81144, (719) 587-6900 Salida Service Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201, (719) 530-5520 Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2007 by Publication Printers, Denver. 40,000 copies. The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of May 2007): Tom Burke, chair; Claire O’Neal, vice chair; Robert Bray, secretary; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Brad Coors, member; Roy McAnally, member; Richard Ray, member; Dennis Buechler, member; Tim Glenn, member; Harris Sherman, exofficio member; John Stulp, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. 1 �RULES FOR ALL STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN FOR WILDLIFE RECREATION Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths age under 18. Youths under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be 18 or older, comply with hunter education requirements and accompany youths while hunting. f. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset until 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. HABITAT STAMP License Buyers: A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people ages 19-64 who buy hunting or fishing licenses. With a license purchase, the stamp is $5 and required on each of the first 2 licenses bought in a calendar year ($10 total). The stamp also allows access to state wildlife areas or state trust lands leased by the DOW. Wildlife and Outdoor Enthusiasts: A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people ages 19-64 who visit a state wildlife area or state trust land leased by the DOW, such as non-hunting members of your party, wildlife viewers or hikers. This stamp costs $10.25 (25-cent search and rescue fee). Lifetime Stamp: Anyone can buy a lifetime stamp for $200. This stamp satisfies either of the above requirements. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go 1.75 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 53. Go S 15 miles to parking area on E boundary, S of CR 53. ACRES: 3,782 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. Route #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 1 �ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. ANTERO - Park Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,060 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take I-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage on N side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ATWOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1/2 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. 2 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Reservations required for hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Person who makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Check in and check out required. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 96, call the DOW’s Brush office, (970) 842-6300. c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving day, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two reservations are for the general public; 1 for mobility-impaired hunters and 1 for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). BACA - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista office. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Rds D and G (E of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista office for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK (UPPER, LOWER UNITS) - Fremont, Park Co., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Lower Unit: From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12; then go W 1 mile on BLM road. Upper Unit: From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 for 1.75 miles to CR 53. Follow CR 53 for 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Lower Unit: Year-round for fishing. All other uses, Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Upper Unit: Oct. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited on Upper Unit. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Campfires prohibited. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 about 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891 and go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. 3 �HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. c. Camping prohibited. d. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Majority of ppty. is N of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, lions, bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 691, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. ACRES: 500 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. c. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. 4 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, pronghorn, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10; go N 11 miles. On CR TT, go W 2.5 miles to E boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at S end. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on designated roads only. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. 5 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between highway and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX CANYON - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take Hwy. 50 E 2 miles to CR 49 (Bear Ck. USFS Rd. 101). Go S 4 miles to USFS Rd. 101A and follow to end of road. From here, access by foot and horseback only through USFS land about 1 mile E to W boundary of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears, turkeys, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CRs 10 and 24 for 2.4 miles. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17. Turn right, and go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32, and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32, and go W 7 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. BRAVO - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, take Hwy. 6 E about 2 miles to CR 37. Go N on CR 37 for 5.7 miles. ACRES: 80 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access from designated parking areas only. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. 6 �BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, lions, rabbits, doves, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CARNERO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go 4 miles west on CR 41G. ACRES: 1,714 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go E on 2 miles to CRs 126 and 17. Access 1: 0.5 miles N of CR 126 on CR 17. Access 2: N of CR 126 at SE corner of STL, about 4 miles E of CR 17 (2.5 miles E of town of Carr). ACRES: 3,133 OPEN: Access restricted to pronghorn hunting only during pronghorn seasons. HUNTING: Pronghorn. Caution: bison may be present. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQ’s, sterno cans, stoves, smoking. c. Access by permit holders and 1 non-hunting companion. Maximum of 5, one-day access permits issued daily by DOW. Permits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. d. Parking allowed only for permit holders in designated areas. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Restricted vehicle use given to physically handicapped with verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW in Hot Sulphur Springs, (970) 725-6200. Contact office for permission, restriction of use and map before entering area. c. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at E Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31, and go 3 miles to dirt road. Go 1 mile S. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only b. Foot or horseback only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. 7 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. Turn S on CR 23, and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping prohibited c. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH - Las Animas Co., GMU 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go E on Hwy. 160 for 40 miles to ppty. Go N on CR 147 for 9 miles to ppty. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy. 160, and go N on CR 147. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, turkeys, lions. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by permit only. Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar office for details, (719) 336-6600. b. Only 1 non-hunting companion allowed per hunter. c. Check in required at designated location. d. Hunting prohibited within 1/2 mile of homes. Safety zone posted. e. Target shooting prohibited. f. Camping only in designated areas. g. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. h. Parking in designated areas only. i. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads if wet conditions exist. j. Trash must be packed out. k. Horses allowed only in big game seasons for hunting. l. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285 and 24. Go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicles permitted on county roads as posted. c. Foot or horseback only. CITADEL - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 miles N. ACRES: 640 8 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns firing single slug and rimfire rifles only. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Only youth mentor hunting allowed. Only one mentor per youth allowed. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69 for 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon City, go S on 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227 for 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, pronghorn, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go E 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318 for 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL W of CR 10N largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go N on CR 80 for 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80, and go N 10.7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. 9 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9, and go 6 miles. Turn W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lions, bears, rabbits. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CROOKED TOP - Park Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on CR 43; go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48/49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S for .75 miles. ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Gunnison, Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N for .75 mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54; then go W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles are 4WD only.) ACRES: 320 10 �OPEN: First day of archery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking allowed only in designated area. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only from designated parking area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11. Turn right, and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Turn right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DICK’S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250) for 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only S prong can be used to access on S side. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S for 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1,280 11 �OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145 between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141, and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80 C) from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103; then go N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DUCK CREEK - Logan Co., GMU 90, Brush Svc. Ctr. From I-76, take Crook exit. Go N on Hwy. 55 to town of Crook. At stop sign, continue N to CR 64. Go E on CR 64 about 1 mile to NW corner of STL. Cattle may be on STL. Extreme caution must be taken when hunting while cattle are present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Storm Mountain Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless otherwise posted. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking permitted in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd with a 14-day limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then g 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 12 �miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. STL E of lake. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th St. E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36, and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road runs through center of STL, S of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FERNLEAF GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N 1.5 miles on CR 12 to BLM Sand Gulch Rd. Turn E on BLM Sand Gulch Rd., and go 3 miles to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except on BLM Sand Gulch Rd. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM Sand Gulch Rd. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. 13 �HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes W to Florence picnic area, next to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A; then go N 1 mile. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 14 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GODIVA RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 4 miles to BLM Godiva Rim access road 2124. Go E on Rd. 2124 about 7 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited b. Motor vehicles restricted to BLM Rd. 2124. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First St., go S on First St. for 1 mile to CR 3. Go W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50 for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42; go E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Go E on CR 8 to CR 8N, and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8; go E to CR 8N. STL NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which becomes CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREAT DIVIDE - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go NW on CR 7 to CR 5. Go E on CR 5 to CR 118. Go N on CR 118 for .25 miles. ACRES: 640 15 �OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE corner of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S for .5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59 for 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 mile. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 for .5 mile E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686 for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. Go N to Bull Mountain Rd., then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. 16 �HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49 for 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6Y. ACRES: 11,239 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed only for game retrieval 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on designated roads. Otherwise, closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 3.6 miles to CR 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect. 16. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain Rd.. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80 for 2.5 miles to property W of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource 17 �damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. b. Foot or horseback only. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W .5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD. Go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles; then go E on CR FF for .5 mile. Go N on CR 13.5 for .5 mile; then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 131. Turn W on CR 5, and go about 3 miles. Go S on CR 5A for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14 for 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200; then go S on Rd. 143 and E on Rd. 207. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity 18 �may be present. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, bears, lions, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 mile E on Yuma CR O. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, and go S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile; go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR 19 �NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, bears, lions, elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or go .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate, and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MANZANARES CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 861, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. STL is 3 miles SW of Redwing. From Redwing, go S on CR 570 to CR 576. Take CR 576 W to CR 575. Turn S on CR 575, which goes S, then curve W to BLM land. ACRES: 1,420 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, turkeys, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to county roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at stoplight, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327, and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. 20 �ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. STL is E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. c. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. d. Foot or horseback only. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8; Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee Management Area open to vehicles. c. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17; then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 N to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Visa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. 21 �MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkeys, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26 left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40, and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park; then go E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184 to mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area at mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only unless posted. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, MM 163) and parking area (MM 165) unless posted. c. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. 22 �d. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. e. Camping, campfires prohibited. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHILL - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting, campfires, camping prohibited. 23 �MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13; then go S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseback only. NEESOPAH - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. To parking lot 1: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles. Parking lot W of Hwy. 287. To parking lot 2: From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 12 miles to CR F. Go W on CR F 1 mile to parking lot 2, N of CR F. ACRES: 2,243 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Fires prohibited. c. Use of buildings, equipment, safety zones surrounding facilities prohibited. d. From Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season, hunters must check in and out at Queens check station. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. 24 �b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by property boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E property boundary. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, quail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on CR 12; then go W 5.3 miles to CR 18. Go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek SWA. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660; go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646, and go 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then go .7 mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, pronghorn, moose, small game, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. ACRES: 640 25 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl, doves, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of STL. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PARKDALE - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Three miles west of Parkdale on Hwy. 50. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28, for all other wildlife recreation. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on designated roads. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. Go 5 miles to W side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grassland. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160 for 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8 for 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M for 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5 for 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PECK MESA - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, take Hwy. 318 NW to CR 10. Turn S on CR 10 and go about 2 miles. Property N of CR 10. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. b. Campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 10. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. 26 �PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 for 12 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891); then go S to end of road. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006, and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. Go N to BLM Rd. 1509. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 for 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, and go 2 miles NW. Turn S and go 1. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. STL S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. 27 �PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station); then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing as posted. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and USFS lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town, and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537, and go 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot. Or, go 4.4 miles, and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAJADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15. Turn left on dirt road at Centro; then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S, and go 5 miles to CR 32. Turn S, and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. 28 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5, and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil well area; then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on USFS road, suitable for 4WD only. c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1, just N of river bottom. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Guffey, go 6 miles N onCR 59 to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears. 29 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Fires prohibited. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbits, sage grouse, doves. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mile of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. c. Foot or horseback only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, turkeys, lions. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W; then go S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17; then go E on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 30 �SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go E on CR T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a 2-track road; go 1 mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, grouse, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285 about 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J; turn S on Rd. 13 and go 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND GULCH #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 in Howard, go N on CR 7 about .25 miles. At CRs 7 and 45, go E on CR 45 about .5 miles to Sand Gulch. At Sand Gulch, go N about .75 miles to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or Horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off BLM access road. SAND GULCH #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Badger Creek and Arkansas River, go N about 2.5 miles following closed BLM road. From BLM road closure, foot or horseback only. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 31 �SAND GULCH #3 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 4 miles to CR 157A. Go W on CR 157A about .75 miles to BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mountain Rd. Go S, then W on BLM Falls Gulch/Falls Gulch Mtn. Rd. about 3 miles. STL 1 mile W by foot or horseback from end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND GULCH #4 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go N on CR 12 about 15 miles to Jack Hall/BLM Rd. Go W on Jack Hall/BLM Rd. to designated parking area. STL is S and W about 4 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, small game RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, elk, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SIMSBERRY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 32 �SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. Turn left; go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17; then go N 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66, and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SOUTHWEST SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. Go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31, based on water level, for fishing. Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Waterfowl, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, elk, small game. 33 �STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J; go S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile, and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. After 1 mile, go through two gates, and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 for .5 mile. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer CO., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, take Hwy. 287 N to CR 74E (Red Feather Lakes Rd.). Go W on CR 74E to USFS road near mile marker 11 on 74E. Follow USFS road S until it enters USFS land. Access at this point is by foot or horse across USFS land. No public road access directly to property boundary. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season to May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road; go S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.). Go W .5 mile; then go S 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 34 �OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123; then go E on CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, coyotes, bears, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125 for 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743 for 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEXAS CREEK #1 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 50 at Texas Creek, go N on CR 27 (Texas Creek Gulch) about 2.5 miles to 217A Rd. Continue N/NW on 217A Rd. 1 mile to NE corner of STL. ACRES: 250 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only except on 217A Rd. TEXAS CREEK #2 - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Texas Creek #1 STL, continue N on 217A Rd. for 5 miles. STL is .5 miles W through BLM land. No access road to STL. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Elk, deer, lions, bighorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES: 640 35 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn E on CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Pronghorn, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135, go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095, and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2; then go N about 9 miles to CR 24; turn right. Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69; then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bears, lions, small game. 36 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April 1-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, pronghorn, lions, bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Co., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9, and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: From first day of archery pronghorn season through May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, pronghorn, bears, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CR Y; then go N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 37 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E, and go 6 miles to CR 53. Then go S 2 miles to CR R. Turn W, and go 1 mile. Turn N, and go .5 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, pronghorn, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277 for 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road; then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd. unless posted. b. Foot or horseback only off designated roads. c. In Badger Ck. area, restricted vehicle use given to physically impaired hunters with verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW office, Hot Sulphur Spgs., (970) 725-6200. Contact office in advance for permission, restriction of use and map. d. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS Rd. 103) as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go W on I-70 to Exit 171, and go .5 mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, pronghorn, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access runs through private proper38 �ty until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Foot or horseback only unless posted. e. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Turn N, and go .5 mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: From first day of archery deer and elk season through May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 39 �NORTHEAST COLORADO 40 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 41 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 42 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 43 �PROPERIES BY COUNTY, MAP # ACRES ALAMOSA (AL), Medano (also Saguache) AL-1 20,605 BACA (BA) North Canyon, BA-1 632 Pat/Whitby Canyon, BA-2 1,302 Sand Creek South, BA-3 319 State Line, BA-4 496 BENT (BE) Blue Lake, BE-1 14,059 Keller Lease, BE-2 1,520 CHAFFEE (CF) Aspen Ridge, CF-1 542 Chubb Park, CF-2 3,640 Droney Gulch, CF-3 2,949 Little Cochetopa Creek, CF-4 640 Maxwell Park, CF-5 2,177 Poncha Pass, CF-6 360 Sand Creek, CF-7 597 Tiger Lilly Creek, CF-8 398 CLEAR CREEK (CC) Bakerville, CC-1 320 CONEJOS (CN) Alamaditas Mesa, CN-1 640 Alamosa Canyon, CN-2 240 La Jara, CN-3 37,908 Los Mogotes Peak, CN-4 640 Pinon Hills, CN-5 640 Rajadero Canyon, CN-6 673 San Luis Hills, CN-7 640 Vincente Canyon, CN-8 640 CUSTER (CU) Bear Gulch, CU-1 640 Beddows Mountain, CU-2 500 Froze Creek, CU-3 640 Lapin Creek, CU-4 640 Rosita, CU-5 640 DOLORES (DO) Disappointment Creek, DO-1 640 EAGLE (EA) Berry Creek, EA-1 640 Whiskey Creek, EA-2 602 EL PASO (EP) Turkey Track Ranch, EP-1 8,887 FREMONT (FR) Badger Creek (also Park) PA-4 6,032 Box Canyon, FR-2 640 Cody Park, FR-3 1,560 Cottonwood Ridge, FR-4 640 Deer Haven, FR-5 640 Dirty Gulch, FR-6 640 Fernleaf Gulch, FR-17 520 Florence, FR-7 640 Grape Creek, FR-8 1,280 McCoy Gulch, FR-9 640 Newlin Creek, FR-10 640 Parkdale, FR-17 640 Pinnacle Rock, FR-11 520 Sand Gulch #1, FR-12 640 Sand Gulch #2, FR-12 560 Sand Gulch #3, FR-12 640 Sand Gulch #4, FR-12 640 Short Creek Baldy, FR-13 640 Stoney Face Mountain, FR-14 640 Table Mountain, FR-15 4,640 Tallahassee Road, FR-16 640 Texas Creek #1, FR-17 250 Texas Creek #2, FR-17 160 Turkey Gulch, FR-18 640 Waugh Mountain (also Park), FR-19 17,773 West Bear Gulch, FR-20 640 GRAND (GR) Antelope Creek, GR-1 1,240 Carter Creek, GR-2 1,301 44 Copper Mountain, GR-3 East Carter Mountain, GR-4 Middle Carter (Gunsight), GR-5 Middle Park, GR-6 Milk Creek, GR-7 Ptarmigan, GR-8 Slide Mountain, GR-9 Troublesome Valley Ranch, GR-10 West Carter Mountain, GR-11 Windy Ridge, GR-12 GUNNISON (GU) Black Sage Pass, GU-1 Quakey Mountain, GU-2 Tomichi Dome, GU-3 HUERFANO (HU) Black Hawk, HU-1 Black Mountain, HU-2 Blue Spring, HU-3 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Saguache) Guillermo Ranch, HU-4 Little Sheep Mountain, HU-5 Manzanares Creek. HU-6 Schultz Canyon, HU-7 South Middle Creek, HU-8 JACKSON (JA) Adams, JA-1 Cohagen, JA-2 East Delaney Butte Lake, JA-3 Elk Mountain, JA-4 Independence Mountain, JA-5 Indian Creek, JA-6 Johnny Moore Mountain, JA-7 Kemp Draw, JA-8 MacFarlane Reservoir, JA-9 North Platte, JA-10 Owl Creek, JA-11 Owl Mountain, JA-11 Pinkham Mountain, JA-13 Rabbit Ears, JA-14 Red Canyon, JA-15 Ridge Road, JA-16 Sand Creek, JA-17 Spring Creek, JA-18 Taylor Draw, JA-19 Three Sisters, JA-20 KIOWA (KI) Nee Noshe Reservoir, KI-1 Neesopah, KI-2 Southwest Sweetwater, KI-3 KIT CARSON (KC) Landsman Creek (also Yuma), YM-1 LAKE (LK) Box Creek, LK-1 Crystal Lake, LK-2 LARIMER (LR) Arrowhead, LR-1 Bull Mountain, LR-2 Dry Creek North, LR-3 Eagle Canyon, LR-4 Horse Ranch Pass, LR-5 Jimmy Creek, LR-6 LaGarde Creek, LR-7 Meadow Creek, LR-8 North Rabbit Creek, LR-9 Pass Creek, LR-10 Pfister Draw, LR-11 Poudre River, LR-12 Steinhoff Hill, LR-13 Steven’s Gulch, LR-14 LAS ANIMAS (LA) Aguilar TV Hill, LA-1 Apishapa North, LA-2 Chancellor Ranch, LA-3 Flattop Butte, LA-4 640 1,794 5,019 3,566 11,975 640 1,280 876 2,360 880 415 640 640 1,511 640 640 644 2,118 640 1,420 960 585 3,640 2,537 640 2,839 11,239 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 2,080 2,243 640 332 629 467 200 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 500 500 1,880 47,425 2,052 �Sakariason, LA-5 LOGAN (LO) Atwood, LO-3 Bravo, LO-1 Duck Creek, LO-2 Ford Bridge, LO-4 Red Lion Ranch, LO-5 MOFFAT (MF) Bakers Peak, MF-1 Bald Mountain, MF-2 Ben Morgan Canyon, MF-3 Big Hole Gulch, MF-4 Boston Flats, MF-5 Box Elder, MF-6 Box Elder North, MF-7 Castor Gulch, MF-8 Cedar Springs, MF-9 Cedars, MF-10 Citadel, MF-11 Cold Springs Mountain, MF-12 Cross Mountain, MF-13 Elk Springs #1, MF-14 Elk Springs #3, MF-15 Fortification, MF-16 Godiva Rim, MF-17 Greasewood, MF-18 Great Divide, MF-19 Homestead, MF-20 Iles Grove, MF-21 Jeffway Gulch, MF-22 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt), RO-6 Jubb Creek, MF-24 Little Snake, MF-25 Maybell, MF-26 Monument Butte, MF-27 Morapos Creek, MF-28 Morgan Gulch, MF-29 Oxbow, MF-30 Peck Mesa, MF-31 Pine Tree Gulch, MF-32 Pinon Ridge, MF-33 Pole Gulch, MF-34 Rattlesnake Hill, MF-35 Sagebrush Draw, MF-36 Simsberry Draw, MF-37 South Duffy Mountain, MF-38 South Nipple Rim, MF-39 Temple Canyon, MF-40 Thornburg Draw, MF-41 Triangle, MF-42 Willow Creek, MF-43 MONTEZUMA (MZ) Menefee Peak, MZ-1 Weber Canyon, MZ-2 MORGAN (MG) Weldon Valley, MG-1 OTERO (OT) Higbee Canyon, OT-1 PARK (PA) Agate Mountain, PA-2 Antero, PA-3 Badger Creek (also Fremont), PA-4 Badger Flats, PA-5 Crooked Top, PA-6 Dick’s Peak, PA-7 Eleven Mile, PA-8 Hartsel, PA-9 High Creek, PA-10 McArthur Gulch, PA-11 Saddle Mountain, PA-12 63 Ranch, PA-1 Three Mile Mountain, PA-13 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont), FR-19 Wormer Gulch, PA-15 PUEBLO (PU) 16,675 Saint Charles, PU-1 RIO GRANDE (RG) 1,280 Dry Creek, RG-1 799 Gerrard, RG-2 ROUTT (RO) 879 Coal Bank Gulch, RO-1 640 Cottonwood Creek, RO-2 320 Deep Creek, RO-3 460 Fly Gulch, RO-4 360 Grassy Creek, RO-5 5,558 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat), RO-6 640 King Creek, RO-7 724 Maynard Gulch, RO-8 640 Moody Creek, RO-9 Moonhill, RO-10 640 Morrison Creek, RO-11 640 Sage Creek, RO-12 640 Sleeping Giant, RO-13 400 Stokes Gulch, RO-14 1,863 Twenty Mile, RO-15 1,200 Yampa River, RO-16 2,006 SAGUACHE (SA) Baca, SA-1 13,105 Burro Springs 1&2, SA-2 6,175 Carnero, SA-3 1,714 Daley Gulch, SA-4 (also Gunnison) 644 Little La Garita Creek, SA-5 640 Los Creek, SA-6 320 Medano (also Alamosa), AL-1 20,605 Middle Creek, SA-8 640 Mineral Hot Springs, SA-9 640 Mishak Lakes, SA-10 2,567 Mogotas Arroyo, SA-11 320 Old Woman Creek, SA-12 640 Saguache Creek, SA-13 2,059 San Juan Creek, SA-14 3,238 San Luis Creek, SA-15 640 San Luis Creek #2, SA-16 480 Sanderson Gulch, SA-17 1,898 Steel Canyon, SA-18 640 Stonehouse Gulch, SA-19 560 Villa Grove, SA-20 880 Werner Arroyo, SA-21 320 SAN MIGUEL (SM) Carter Place, SM-1 320 Dry Creek Basin, SM-2 640 Poison Spyder, SM-3 640 WELD (WD) Carr Tract, WD-1 3,133 Greasewood Lake, WD-2 640 YUMA (YM) Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson), YM-1 332 Sandy Bluffs, YM-2 3,202 560 160 80 640 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1,847 104 628 640 320 640 640 640 26,509 640 800 1,680 1,866 640 3,518 640 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 3,782 11,060 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 420 1,121 480 640 1,635 1,280 17,773 640 45 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/468b3830b1a7789606f51066f7a7345b.pdf 6c3d959d6b8e782f463d68422ba21eb7 PDF Text Text ���� Colorado State Trust Lands Colorado Division of Wildlife ���� Broadway, Broadway Denver, CO ����� ����� � �� � www.wildlife.state.co.us �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 297-1192 Northeast Region (Denver) Service Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 291-7227 Fort Collins Service Ctr. 317 W. 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Main St. Lamar, 81052, (719) 336-6600 Salida Service Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201, (719) 530-5520 Monte Vista Service Ctr. 0722 South Road 1 East Monte Vista, 81144, (719) 587-6900 Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2006 by Publication Printers, Denver: 35,000 copies. Cover photo by Dennis McKinney The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of May 2006): Jeffrey A. Crawford, chair; Tom Burke, vice chair; Claire O’Neal, secretary; Robert Bray, member; Brad Coors, member; Rick Enstrom, member; James McAnally, member; Richard Ray, member; Ken Torres, member; Russell George, exofficio member; Don Ament, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. �RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS 1. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. 2. Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open only to hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths age 15 or younger who must be accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old. HABITAT STAMP New For 2006: Hunters, anglers and visitors to state wildlife areas and state trust lands open for wildlife recreation must buy a Colorado Habitat Stamp. For people ages 19-64 who buy a stamp with a license, the stamp is $5. It is required on the first 2 licenses purchased in a calendar year. The stamp costs $10.25 (25-cent search and rescue fee) if purchased without a hunting or fishing license and is required of people 19-64 who use a state wildlife area or state trust lands open for wildlife recreation. A lifetime stamp costs $200. See our Web site for more details. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR 8A, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off I-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. AGATE MOUNTAIN - Park Co. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go W on 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. 1 �From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. ANTERO - Park Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area. From N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW corner of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 8,400 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take I-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage on N side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Turn left on Chaffee CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ATWOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1/2 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE corner of STL next to CR 16. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. Reservations required for hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Person who makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Check in and check out required. For spring turkey reservations for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 96, call the DOW’s Brush office, (970) 842-6300. 2 �c. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving day, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. d. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two reservations are for the general public; 1 for mobility-impaired hunters and 1 for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. e. All recreational activities prohibited except deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). BACA - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Roads D and G (E of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK - Fremont, Park Co., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 to Park CR 53. Follow CR 53, 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891; go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Turn E on CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. c. Camping prohibited. d. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Majority is N of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: 3 �a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go W on CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go W on CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go N on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles E on Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. c. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take I-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 4 �312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, antelope, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go 1 mile W on Hwy. 69. Turn N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50, 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10, N 11 miles then W 2.5 miles on CR TT to E boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at S end. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on designated roads only. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn N and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Open for hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CRs 10/24 for 2.4 miles. 5 �ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17; turn right, go 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go 1 mile to CR 32 and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX ELDER NORTH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 32 and go W 7 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C); go 35 miles W. CR 80C runs through SE corner. Two-track road runs into SW part. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbits, dove, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take I-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit. Go NE on Carr/Rockport Rd. (CR 126). Stl 2 miles NE of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15-last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQ’s, sterno cans, smoking. c. Maximum of 15, one-day permits may be issued by DOW. Permits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Restricted vehicle use given to physically handicapped with verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs, (970) 725-6200. Contact office for permission, restriction of use and map before entering area. c. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. 6 �d. Camping, campfires prohibited. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles S on Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HH31 and go 3 miles to dirt road; then go 1 mile S. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only b. Foot or horseback only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on CR 23 and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicle access permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping prohibited c. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH - Las Animas Co., GMU 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go E on Hwy 160 for 40 miles to ppty. Go N on CR 147 for 9 miles to ppty. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy 160 and turn N on CR 147. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar Svc. Ctr. for details, (719) 336-6600. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, turkey, mtn. lion. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by permit only, Sept. 1-May 31. b. Only 1 non-hunting companion allowed per hunter. c. Check in required at designated location. d. Hunting prohibited within 1/2 mile of homes. Safety zone posted. e. Target shooting prohibited. f. Camping only in designated areas. g. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. h. Parking in designated areas only. i. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads if wet conditions exist. j. Trash must be packed out. k. Horses allowed only in big game seasons for hunting purposes. l. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. 7 �CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicle access permitted on county roads as posted. c. Foot or horseback only. CITADEL - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, sharp-tail grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders and rimfire rifles only. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Hunting prohibited except youths age 15 and younger and their mentors. Mentors must be 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. Mentors must accompany youths while hunting. Only one mentor per youth permitted. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon City, go S on 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227, 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go E 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318, 41 miles to CR 10N. Go N on CR 10N for 8 miles. STL W of CR 10N largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 10N are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 8 �COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Permission required. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go N on CR 80 1 mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80 and go N 10.7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn N on Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Turn W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CROOKED TOP - Park Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Turn left on Park CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Turn left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48 & 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S .75 miles. ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. 9 �DALEY GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N .75 mile and turn left into STL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles, 4WD only.) ACRES: 320 OPEN: First day of archery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking allowed only in designated area. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only from designated parking area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11 Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Turn right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DICK’S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick’s Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go N on Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR 19Q (USFS Rd. 250), 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 10 �DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only Southern Prong can be used to access on S side. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as posted. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145, between Naturita and Redvale, turn S on Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Park Rd., CR 80 C, from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Storm Mountain Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: 11 �a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Road unless otherwise posted. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking permitted in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Road with a 14-day limit. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. STL E of lake. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th Street E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect. 26. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road through center of STL S of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. 12 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes W to Florence Picnic Area, next to STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then N 1 mile. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. All recreational activities prohibited except deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 106 for 1 mile to SE corner of STL. Parking lot at CRs 106 and 111. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Two miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game. 13 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street, 1 mile to CR 3. W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through park to NE corner of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21, then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50, for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42, then E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, N on CR 19 to CR 8. East on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8. Then go E on CR 8 to CR 8N and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. STL NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which will become CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE corner of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE corner, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit, dove, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S, .5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59, 3 miles to parking area. Walk S 1 mile and W .25 mile. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. 14 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go 13 miles S on Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 a half miles E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686, 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. N to Bull Mountain road, then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Timber activity may be present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49, 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6y. ACRES: 11,039 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed only for game retrieval 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on designated roads otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27, 3.6 miles to CR 21. 15 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect. 16. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles W on Hwy. 14. Turn N on Laramie River Rd. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain road. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80, 2.5 miles to property on W side of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunters may be limited through a mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. b. Foot or horseback only. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E 10 miles to CR 29. Go .9 miles to parking area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Turn W on CR 17 to CR 32 and go W .5 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD; then go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then E on CR FF for .5 mile. Go N 13.5 for .5 mile; then E on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 16 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 131 and turn W on CR 5 about 3 miles. Go S on CR 5A for 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14, 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200, then S on Rd. 143 and go E on Rd. 207. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSMAN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 mile E on Yuma CR O. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then S 4.5 miles. Timber activity 17 �may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Carnero Creek Rd. for 1 mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE corner or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, black bears, lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL from NW corner to S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and W on two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. 18 �McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey, bears, lions, elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or drive .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Take 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at the stoplight, go 1 mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn W on CR 327 and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. Tract E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. c. Hunters may be limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. d. Foot or horseback only. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8; Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. 19 �From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 10 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1- to Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR 80C. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR 80C, foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR 80C allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee Management Area open to vehicles. c. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17, then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 North to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Visa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkey, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHT) - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26, left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40 and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires permitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 20 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then E on USFS Rd. 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184, mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area, mile marker 163. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only unless posted. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, MM 163) and parking area (MM 165) unless posted. c. Motor vehicle access via gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Parking in Sect. 14 restricted as posted. e. Camping, campfires prohibited. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisect STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects STL. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles. Parking lot with camping at S end off CR. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. 21 �b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHILL - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting, campfires, camping prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then turn S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. 1-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseback only. 22 �NEE SO PAH - Kiowa Co. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW corner. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by property boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E property boundary. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and Baca CR J, go 10 miles W on CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, Quail, Coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W CR 12, then W 5.3 miles to CR 18, and go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek State Wildlife Area. b. Parking prohibited. c. Activities not listed above prohibited Sept. 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go N on Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; turn left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then .7 mile to parking area. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, moose, small game, waterfowl. 23 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl, dove, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N edge of STL. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. go 5 miles to W side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Larmar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grasslands. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go W on Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M, 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5, 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR 80C. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Corners). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW corner of sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 12 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. 24 �PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE corner of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES: 520. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles E on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. go N to BLM Rd. 1509. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles NW. Turn S on road; go 1 mile S. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. STL S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing roads. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. 25 �From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted’s Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go N on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and forest lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go E on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot or go 4.4 miles and lot is on N side. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept. 1. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles W on CR 15; turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Turn S and go 5 miles to CR 32; turn S and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. 26 �RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go W on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil-well area, then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on USFS road, which is suitable for 4WD only. c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn S on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1 just N of river bottom. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. All recreational activities prohibited except deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Guffey, take CR 59 and go 6 miles N to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, black bears. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Fires prohibited. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. 27 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse, dove. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points W of CR O. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go E on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mile of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. c. Foot or horseback only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N . ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, lions. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR T. Go 2 miles W, then S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17, then E on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go E on Cty Rd T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. 28 �In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles E on CR G. Turn N on a 2-track road; go 1 mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STL W of Hwy. 285, approx. 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles W on Rd. J; turn S on Rd. 13 for 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E 1 mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkey. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, cottontail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. 1-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. 29 �From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SIMSBURY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285, 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles, turn left and go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkey, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: 30 �a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SOUTHWEST SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31, based on water level, for fishing. Sept. 1 through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Geese, ducks, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd. J, turn S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW corner. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go E on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 and go .5 mile. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STEVEN’S GULCH - Larimer Co. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 31 �STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.); go W .5 mile, then S 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123, then go E on CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, coyote, bear, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go S on Hwy. 125, 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743, 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn E on Park CR 116 (39-Mile 32 �Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista, go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles E on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Turn N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, turn right. Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles E on CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. Road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 33 �OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April 1-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, lions, black bear, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Co., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Turn right on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CR Y, then N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE corner of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW corner of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR T. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53, then go 34 �S 2 miles to CR R. turn W and go 1 mile, then turn N and go .5 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road, then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW corner (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd., unless posted. b. Foot or horseback only off designated roads. c. In Badger Ck. area, restricted vehicle use given to physically impaired hunters with verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW office, Hot Sulphur Spgs., (970) 725-6200. Contact office in advance for permission, restriction of use and map. d. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. as posted, 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go W on I-70, take Exit 171, go .5 mile W. STL S of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles E on CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access rungs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 35 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Foot or horseback only unless posted. e. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; turn N go .5 mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 36 �LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY ALAMOSA Medano (also Saguache) BACA North Canyon Pat/Whitby Canyon Sand Creek South State Line BENT Blue Lake Keller Lease CHAFFEE Aspen Ridge Chubb Park Droney Gulch Little Cochetopa Creek Maxwell Park Poncha Pass Sand Creek Tiger Lilly Creek CLEAR CREEK Bakerville CONEJOS Alamaditas Mesa Alamosa Canyon La Jara Los Mogotes Peak Pinon Hills Rahadero Canyon San Luis Hills Vincente Canyon CUSTER Bear Gulch Beddows Mountain Froze Creek Lapin Creek Rosita DOLORES Disappointment Creek EAGLE Berry Creek Whiskey Creek EL PASO Turkey Track Ranch FREMONT Badger Creek (also Park) Cody Park Cottonwood Ridge Deer Haven Dirty Gulch Florence Grape Creek McCoy Gulch Newlin Creek Pinnacle Rock Short Creek Baldy Stoney Face Mountain Table Mountain Tallahassee Road Turkey Gulch Waugh Mountain (also Park) West Bear Gulch GRAND Antelope Creek Carter Creek Copper Mountain East Carter Mountain ACRES 20,605 632 1,302 319 496 14,059 1,520 542 3,640 2,949 640 2,177 360 597 398 320 640 240 37,908 640 640 673 640 640 640 500 640 640 640 640 640 602 8,887 6,032 1,560 640 640 640 640 1,280 640 640 520 640 640 4,640 640 640 17,773 640 1,240 1,301 640 1,794 37 Middle Carter (Gunsight) Middle Park Milk Creek Ptarmigan Slide Mountain Troublesome Valley Ranch West Carter Mountain Windy Ridge GUNNISON Black Sage Pass Quakey Mountain Tomichi Dome HUERFANO Black Hawk Black Mountain Blue Spring Guillermo Ranch Little Sheep Mountain Schultz Canyon South Middle Creek JACKSON Adams Cohagen East Delaney Butte Lake Elk Mountain Independence Mountain Indian Creek Johnny Moore Mountain Kemp Draw MacFarlane Reservoir North Platte Owl Creek Owl Mountain Pinkham Mountain Rabbit Ears Red Canyon Ridge Road Sand Creek Spring Creek Taylor Draw Three Sisters KIOWA Nee Noshe Reservoir Southwest Sweetwater Nee So Pah KIT CARSON Landsman Creek (also Yuma) LAKE Box Creek Crystal Lake LARIMER Arrowhead Bull Mountain Dry Creek North Eagle Canyon Horse Ranch Pass Jimmy Creek LaGarde Creek Meadow Creek North Rabbit Creek Pass Creek Pfister Draw Poudre River Steinhoff Hill Steven’s Gulch LAS ANIMAS Aguilar TV Hill Apishipa North 5,019 3,566 11,975 640 1,280 876 2,360 880 415 640 640 1,511 640 640 2,118 640 960 585 3,640 2,537 640 2,839 11,039 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 2,080 640 332 629 467 200 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 500 1,880 �LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY LAS ANIMAS Chancellor Ranch Flattop Butte LAS ANIMAS Sakariason LOGAN Atwood Ford Bridge Red Lion Ranch MOFFAT Bakers Peak Bald Mountain Ben Morgan Canyon Big Hole Gulch Boston Flats Box Elder Box Elder North Castor Gulch Cedar Springs Cedars Citadel Cold Springs Mountain Cross Mountain Elk Springs #1 Elk Springs #3 Fortification Greasewood Homestead Iles Grove Jeffway Gulch Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt) Jubb Creek Little Snake Maybell Monument Butte Morapos Creek Morgan Gulch Oxbow Pine Tree Gulch Pinon Ridge Pole Gulch Rattlesnake Hill Sagebrush Draw Simsbury Draw South Duffy Mountain South Nipple Rim Temple Canyon Thornburg Draw Triangle Willow Creek MONTEZUMA Menefee Peak Weber Canyon MORGAN Weldon Valley OTERO Higbee Canyon PARK Agate Mountain Antero Badger Creek (also Fremont) Badger Flats Crooked Top Dick’s Peak Eleven Mile ACRES 47,425 2,052 560 160 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1,847 104 628 640 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 800 1,680 1,866 3,518 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 8,400 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 38 Hartsel 420 High Creek 1,121 McArthur Gulch 480 Saddle Mountain 640 63 Ranch 1,635 Three Mile Mountain 1,280 Waugh Mountain (also Fremont) 17,773 Wormer Gulch 640 PUEBLO Saint Charles 16,675 RIO GRANDE Dry Creek 1,280 Gerrard 799 ROUTT Coal Bank Gulch 879 Cottonwood Creek 640 Deep Creek 320 Fly Gulch 460 Grassy Creek 360 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat) 5,558 King Creek 640 Maynard Gulch 724 Moody Creek 640 Moonhill 640 Morrison Creek 640 Sage Creek 640 Sleeping Giant 400 Stokes Gulch 1,863 Twenty Mile 1,200 Yampa River 2,006 SAGUACHE Baca 13,105 Burro Springs 1&2 6,175 Daley Gulch 644 Little La Garita Creek 640 Los Creek 320 Medano (also Alamosa) 20,605 Middle Creek 640 Mineral Hot Springs 640 Mishak Lakes 2,567 Mogotas Arroyo 320 Old Woman Creek 640 Saguache Creek 2,059 San Juan Creek 3,238 San Luis Creek 640 San Luis Creek #2 480 Sanderson Gulch 1,898 Steel Canyon 640 Stonehouse Gulch 560 Villa Grove 880 Werner Arroyo 320 SAN MIGUEL Carter Place 320 Dry Creek Basin 640 Poison Spyder 640 WELD Carr Tract 3,240 Greasewood Lake 640 YUMA Landsman Creek (also Kit Carson) 332 Sandy Bluffs 3,202 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3fe8f5554e4b3613c241267574f8a963.pdf 503efb9fbfc4c7e9aecc450e97b39a8b PDF Text Text Brochure State 2005 Colorado Division of Wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www. wildlife. state.co.us �DOW OFFICES DOW Head4uarter.; 6060 Bn,adwav Denver. 802 16: (303) 297- 1192 Fort Collins Service Ctr. Northt:itst Region (Denver) Service Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 291-7227 317 W. Prospect Rd. Brush Service Ctr. 122 E. Edison. Box 128 Fort Collins. 80526. r970) 472-4300 Bnish, 80723. (970> 842-6300 Nonhwest Region Service Ctr. Montrose Service Ctr. 71 1 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505, (970) 255-6100 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrme. 81401. (970) 252-6000 Glenwood Springs Service Ctr. Gunnison Service Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 & :!➔ JOO W. New York Ave. Glenwood Springs. 81liO I. r970) 947-2920 Gunnison, 81230, (970) 641-7060 Southwest Region Service Cir. 15 1 E. 16th St Durango. 81301 . l970) 247-0855 Meeker Service Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker. 81641, (970) 878-6090 Hot Sulphur Springs Service Ctr. Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. 346 Grand County Rd. 362 9:::!5 Weiss Drive Hot Sulphur Spgs, 8045 1, (970> 725-6200 Steamboat Spgs. 80477. (970) 870-:!197 Southeast Region Service Ctr. -1255 Sinton Rd. Colorado Spgs. 80W7, (719) 227-52()0 6()0 Reservoir Rd. Lamar Service Ctr. Salida Service Ctr. 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052. (719) 336-6600 Salida, 8120 I, (7 19) 530-5520 Pueblo Service Ctr. Pueblo. 81005. (7l9J 561-5300 7-1()5 Hwy. 50 Monte Vista Service Ctr. 0722 South Road I Emit Monte Vista, 81144. (719) 587-6900 Printed for free dislriburion by the COLORADO DIVISIONOF' \Vll.DLIFE 6060 Bro:idway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1 192 ,rn".wildJife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Prinling paid for wiU1hunting and fishing license fees. Prinll'd 2005 by P11blica1io11 Printers. Denver: 45,lXX) copies. Cover pholo by Clau,lc Sieelr11:1n. 111e Wildlife CommLs.sion SCL< sl:lle 1n1st lands reg11la1ions in M:1y. Wildlife Commi~sioners (as uf May 2005): Jeffrey A. Cmwford. chair. 'lom Burke, vice chair: Ken Torres. scc-relary: Robert Bray. member. Rick Enstrom, member. Philip James. member. Cl,irc O"Ncal. mcmhcr: Richard Ray. member: Robert Shoemaker. member. RtLsscll Gc,irgc. l.!:<--unicio mc1nbcr: Don Ament ex-officio 111c11dxr. NOTE: Laws mu.I regulations in this bn.x:hun; an: paraphr.iscd for ca.~icr um.fcrstamJing am.I arc intcntlcJ only as a gui,k. Color:ido wildlife s1a1u1cs and reg11latio1ts an: available for viewing m DOW offices. �RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS 1. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise. unless posted otherwise. 2. Unless otheiwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Land-, leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March I-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open only to hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths age 15 or younger who must be accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old. CRITERIA PROHIBITING ACTIVITIES The DOW may manage activities by posting signs, considering these criteria: a. Public safety. b. Nearby calving ur lambing areas. c. Nearby corrals, loading chute or other livestock structures. d. Nearby private buildings, such as outbuildings, houses. barns, storage sheds. e. Nearby agricultural equipment. f. Protection of roads or trails to prevent excessive damage. g. Negative impacts on wildlife. livestock or agricultural products. b. If area provides additional public benefits and is consistent with other agreements. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co.. GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR SA, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 mile SE to parking area Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, S1L provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek Slu;. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Shennan Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL- Lai; Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar. take Exit 30 off 1-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES:500 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA-Conejos Co.,-GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #I: From Los Mogotes Peak S1L (see directions in this brochure), go Won 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. #2: From La Jara S1L. (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles Eon FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go I mile to W boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, antelope, cottontail. grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VtSta Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles Won USFS Rd 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest ACRES:240 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. �HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK- Grand Co.. GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to F.ast Carter Mm. gate. Walk-through gate with. signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRicil:ONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. . b. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at E.ast Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. ANTERO - Parle Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay,' go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area From N of Antero Jct on Hwy. 24. go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd; then go W l.75 miles to NW comer of S1L. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct on Hwy. 285, thenW on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Timber activity may be present ACRES: 8,400 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NOim-1- Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenbwg, take 1-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go Son CR TI.for? miles; go Eon CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE si~ and parking lot ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking lot ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles Won Hwy. 14 in Poudre.Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage on Nside. • ACRES:200 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175. (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Tum left on Chaffee CR 185 wid go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Timber activity may be present ACRES:-542 OPEN: SepL_ 1-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. A1WOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood. go I mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE comer of STL next to CR 370. ACRESzl60 OPEN: Sept t-M~y 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheawit, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits,· squirrels, furbearers. 2 �RFSTRICflONS: a. Reservations required for hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453 or via DOW Web site. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may ~ult in losing future reservation rights. Max. I reservation per day, and I reservation per phone call. Reservatipns not transferable. Person who makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Check in and check out required. b. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving day, ChrisbnaS, New Year's, Martin Luther King Day and· Presidents' Day. c. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. Two reservations are for the general public; I for mobility-impaired hunters and I for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youths and mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. d. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. e. Closed except for deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey sea~on). BACA - Saguache Co.. GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. N ofHooperon Hwy. 17, via Roads D and G (EofHwy. 17). ACRES: I3,105 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK - Fremont. Park Co., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles Non CR 12. then go W 1 mile on BLM road. From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 to Park CR 53. Follow CR 53, 22 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. ASHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BADGER FLATS - Parle Co., GMUs 50 & 581,-Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N ofHwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891; go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNflNG: Elk. deer, bear, small game.• RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback on1y. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go Non Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Tum Eon CR IOI and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RFSTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. c. Camping prohibited. 3 �d. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit. Majority is N of 1-70. ACRES:320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptannigan, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN- Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract I: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go Won CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for IO miles to CR 71. Go Won CR 71 to CR 71S. Go Son CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3,& 4: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for 15 ~~ to CR 21. Go Non CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and WofCR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 Wld on both sides of CR. • ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go IO miles Eon Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go 1 mile to NW corner of S1L. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. . HUNTING: Deer; elk, black bear, lions. rabbits, squinels, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. _BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, goN about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking otJHwy. 69. AC~:500 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. c. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles Non Hwy. 13. Tum Won CR 17 to CR 32; Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. small game. BERRY CREEK-F.agle Co., GMU_ 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take HOW to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance. then W to USFS· Rd. 778. Go I mile and take first lc;ft after cattle guard.· Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through STI.. Surrounded by USFS land. ACRF..S:640 OPEN: Sept.-1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. 4 �BIG HOLE GULCH - Molfat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles Non Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsen)?urg, go S on 1-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 3 IO to Pryor; then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, antelope, elk, doves, mbbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go I mile W on Hwy. 69. Tum N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RF.STRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50, l mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. ACRES:415 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10, N 11 miles then W 2.5 miles on CR TT to E boundary. There are several_parking lots: (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE corner; (3) at Send. · ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater lake. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on ~ignated roads only. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner go Won Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Tum N and go 13 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. lion, small game. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. 5 �BOS10N FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. P.Jrking between hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. watchable wildlife. Open for hunting Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot access only. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles Son Hwy. 24, turn Won CRs 10124 for 2.4 miles. ACRES:629 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, small game. RF.s1RICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go Son Hwy. 13 for II miles to.CR 17; tum right, go 1.5 miles to CR 51.'Go I mile to CR 32 and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES:628 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX ELDER NORnl - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Tum Won CR 32 and go W 7 miles to parking lot. ACRFS:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope, small game. BULL MOUNTAIN • Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Parle Rd. (CR SOC); go 35 milesW. CR 80C runs through SE comer. 1wo-track road runs into SW part. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big gwne, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS I & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go Non CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go Won CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbits, dove, b(ue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated mads. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87. Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take 1-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit Go NE on Carr/Rockport Rd. (CR 126). Stl 2 miles NE of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15-last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited including, but not limited to, open fires, BBQ's, stemo cans, smoking. c. Maximum of 15, one-day pennits may be ~ued by DOW. Pennits available beginning Aug. I. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. 6 �CARI'ER CREEK - Grand Co.. GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling. go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. I03); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,30 I OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Restricted vehicle use given to physically handicapped with verification of DOW handicapped card and pennission from DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs. (970) 725-6200. Contact office for pennission, restriction of use and map before entering area c. ATV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Sect. 31 as posted at East Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co.. GMU 70. Montrose S,·c. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles Son Hwy. 141. Tum W on CR HH3 I and go 3 miles to dirt road; then go I mile S. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. J-Feb. 2H. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access through BLM only b. Foot or horseback only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co.. GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Cr.tig. go S on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Exchange of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; tum S on CR 23 and go· about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicle access permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go Eon CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ' ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping prohibited c. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHANCELLOR RANCH -Las Animas Co., GMU 147, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad. go Eon Hwy 160 for 40 miles to ppty. Go Non CR 147 for 9 miles to ppty. From Kim, go W 28 miles on Hwy 160 and tum Non CR 147. ACRES: 47,425 OPEN: Valid license and special permit required. Contact Lamar Svc. Ctr. for details, (719) 336-6600. 7 �HUNTING: Elk. <ker. antelope. bighorn sheep. turkey, mtn. lion. No small game hunting or fishing allowed. RESTRICTIONS: Contact Lamar Svc. Ctr. for details. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go SW I mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Tum W (right) on CR 311; go I mile. Timber activity may be present. ACRF.s: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, mbbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicle access pennitted on county mad'i as posted. c. Foot or horseback only. CITADEL - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go N on Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Tmil, und go 12 N. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, sharp-tail grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders and rimfire rifles only. b. Foot or horseback only off county road'i. c. Hunting prohibited except youths age ·15 and younger and their mentors. Mentors must be 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. Mentors must accompany youths while hunting. Only one mentor per youth pennitted. CODY PARK - Fremont Co.• GMO 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract J: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW corner of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St; in Canon City, go S on· 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles Son CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd 6227, 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. . HUNTING: Lions. bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go E 1.8 miles. ACRF.S: 2.537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRI~ONS: Foot or horseback only. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318. 41 miles to CR lON. Go Non CR ION for8 miles. S11. W of CR l0N largely on top of Cold S~rlngs Mountain.and is mix~ with BLM and private land 2,495 ~ E of CR ION aremixed with BlM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd.1.00'1. ACRF.S: 26,509 OPEN:Aug. I-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. 8 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peale or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private land. Pennission required. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. C01TONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co.• GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go Non CR 80 I mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80 and go N 10.7 miles. ACRF.S: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RF.sTRICTIONS: a. Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Tum Non Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Tum W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit. FISIDNG: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CROOKED TOP - Park Co.. GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Tum left on Park CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Tum left .3 mile to USFS Rd 101. Tum right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES:400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk. blue grouse. rabbit. squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from USFS Rd IOI. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co.. GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Park Rd. • about 2.5 miles to BLM easement ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicJes·prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48 & 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river; GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W l mile to Halfmoon Rd Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S .75 miles. ACRES:467 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. 9 �HUNTING: Elk. deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N .75 mile and tum left into S'IL. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES:644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek. Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping pennitted ~ posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then W 5 miles to CR 56. Go Wand S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles, 4WD only.) ACRES:320 OPEN:.Fust day of aIChery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Parking allowed only in designated area. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only from designated parking area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11 Tum right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Tum right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DICK'S PEAK- Parle Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse), take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick's Peak Rd. (261 ). Go 3 ~~ • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, ell grouse, rabbits. 'RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 55 miles N on CR 12. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer. RFSTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DISAPPOIN1MENTCREEK., Dolores Co., GMU 71 l, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go2_miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go Non Hwy. 141 forZI miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR l 9Q (USFS Rd. 250), 18 miles to McKiI)ney Draw Rd. : on BlM land. Go .25 mile S to N end of S1L. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. 10 �RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated road,;. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL W of Hwy. 285. Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt ru..'Cess from N via subdivision on CRs 251 A or 251. CR 251 makes a big circle and only Southern Prong can be used to access on S side. ACRES: 2.949 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1.280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect. 16 as wsted. b. Camping. campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145, between Naturita and Redvale, tum Son Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DRY CREEK NOJUH - Larimer Co., GMU 8. Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go Won Cherokee Park Rd., CR 80 C, from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103. then N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STI.; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. EAGtE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd 2.5 miles to Stonn Mountain Rd Go 2.5 miles Won Stonn Mountain Rd to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co.;GMU 181. Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. II �RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Road unless otherwise posted. b. KfV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect. 24 during hunting season only. c. Parking pennitted in designated lots only. . d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires pennitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Road with a 14-day limit. EAST DELANEY SUITE LAKE -Jackson Co., GMU 16. Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go I mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. STL E of lake. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. R~TRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Parle Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse!, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl RFSTRICl1ONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th Street E. which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR l2E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR I2E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk. blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ASIDNG: Coldwater stream. RE.STRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from.parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS# I - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; tum S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect. 36 and tum NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Seel 26. ACRES:800 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, lions,.smlµi gwne. RFSTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK SPRINGS #3 -Moffat Co., GMUlO, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile Won Hwy. 40. BLM road through center of STLS of Hwy. 40. 11_ ACRES: 1,0H0 OPEN: Aug. {5-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLA'ITOP :SUITE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. _ From Aguilar on 1-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go Eon CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking loL ACRES: 2,052 12 �OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. antelope, rabbit~. doves. scaled quail. bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy: 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15. which goes W to Florence Picnic Area. next to STL. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, lions, ntbbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then N I mile. ACRES:460 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES:280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRJCTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Closed except for deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. d. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elle. RESTRICTIONS: a Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go Won CR I05 for l mile to SE comer of STL. Parking lot at CRs 105 and 111. •• ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESI'RICTIONS: Foot access only. . GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. 1\vo miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 13 �160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street, I mile to CR 3. Won CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through p?J'k to NE comer of S'IJ..,. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and I.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN:-Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer. elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISIDNG: Coldwater strerun. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hnyden, go Eon Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES:360 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. mountain sb~tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Fooi or horsebackonly. • GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR t9 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 •miles and E on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From lVlaybelL go N on CR 19 to CR 21, • then go Non CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50, for 5 miles~ (3) From Maybell. go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go Non CR 21 to CR 42, then Eon CR 42 for·S~5 mites. (4)· From Maybell, N on CR 19 to CR 8. Emt on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 45 miles. (5) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8. Then go E OD CR 8 to CR SN and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8, then go E' to CR SN. sn. NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,5 I8 • OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. _ HUNTING: Antelope. mule deer, elk. sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GREASEWOOD LAKE- Weld Co.,·GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc.·ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and E on Rd. 87 (which willbecome CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E 1_ ~e to parking area. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot ac~ only. • GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc.,Ctr., From WaJsenb~ go 15 miles NW on Hwy: 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct., take CR 5~ S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles OD CR 52~.1 to SE comer ofS1L. CR 520.1 enteFS STI.. on SE comer, then traverses S1L 3 miles to W boundary. ACRF.s: 2,118 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit, dove, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. HARI'SEL- Parle Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. 14 �From Hartse!, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S, .5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartse!, go SE on CR 59, 3 miles to parking area. Walk S I mile and W .25 mile. ACRES:420 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta. go 13 miles Son Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb.28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50. Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 a half miles E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 . OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR I0. Go SW on CR IO for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686, I mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR ·103. N to Bull Mountain road, then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land Timber activity may be present Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for tr.tilers. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. antelope, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. Il..ES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S OD Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and l mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on Wedge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49, 1 mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. INDEPENDENCE; MOUNTJ\JN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12 Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to . property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6y. ACRES: 11,039 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 15 �HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS:ATVs allowed only for game retrieval tff a.m. to 2 'p.m. on designated roads otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK- Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Froni Rand; go Non CR 27, 3.6 miles to CR 21. ACRF.s:640 • • •OPEN: Aug. ts.:Feb. 28. . _ •· HUNTING: big'game, srriallgame •· RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect. 16. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 2 I only. JEFFWAY GULCH -Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles Son Hwy.. 13 to Hwy. 317.·Go Eon Hwy. 317 for7.5 miles to .CR 33; gq L25 miles N to STL. ·Horse gate at SE comer. ,• • • ACRES:640 • OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ,mdMY CREEK- Larimer Co.. GMU S, Fort Collins Svc. Ctri From Fort Collins, go 50-miles Won Hwy;· 14~ Tum Non Laramie River Rd 103and go 23: • miles to Bull Mouittain road. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. BorderecN>ri· E, N and W by BLM land ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept l-Feb. 28. HUNJ'ING: Deer, elk, antelope. small game. RESTRICTIONS: .Foot or horseback only. Or. · JIMMY DUNN·GULCH -Moffat. Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat·Spgs. Svc. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy; 4Q to CR SO. Go Non CR 80, 2.5 i:ni!es to property <>n __ W side of CR so: · · • · <- • • • •• • Aams~s;5,s· .• • O~:_ Last_ Sat'iii A11g.:;f'eb~ 28. · HUN'l'ING:'Big,gmn~ small game. RESTRICTIONS: -_. . _. . - -_ --. a Hunters limited through a mandatorycheck station to control overcrowding, dafu.:i age or trespassing on neighboring private property. •• • · ' : • • _,, _ • \ •b. Foot or horseback only: • • ' •• •• resource JOHNNY MOORE_ MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, StearlibQat Spgs. Svc. Ctr; . From Walden, • Hwy. \4-SE 12.S miles,to CR-30~ Go'lniile to padmig area Froni\Valdeh take 5th St •E until 1t becomes•CR. 12; go 6;7' miles E. to CR 23A: Go.4:2· mil('S S; then E. Or; take 5th Streer-E until it beoomes•CR: 12. Oc> E: IO miles1to 'CR·29. Go·~9 miles to parkirig=· • area Pittfdng lotW of.clan Parking lot.25-mile N·of.daiit · · • • ·• ACRFS: 7,671 · >.:.-" •• •• OPEN:,Aug: -15,Fe61 28. Soµthem portion open year-round'for fishing as pos_te<[\ HUNTINf];. Big gal)le, •slllall ~ - . .. . '. .' •~ _ ' • .: ~ ·-FISHING:-Jil Michigan River and alongMeadp.w Creek R.~r:voitdruini.s ~rea •• ~TRICTIONS~Footor horse~korily. . ·, _: · :+ •. , •·: · . . _: ~_. · .· JUBBCRBBK·~Mo,ffat'Co~-GMV,21-li-Meeket'Stc.Ct{ <~ .. :. _. :: .< '.:i_ ,-·:: ---·; From-M,eeker/go<23'iliil~N-oii Hwy. i3~ Tum.Won CR 17 fu. CR 3tartd goW-Smiles to -· parkingJ9L.: · · •. · • • ' :·,/·· , ACRES:.640 ...... OPEN: Sepl I-Feb. 28.. 16 ,·: . �HUNTING: Deer, elk, antdope.~small game. KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. IO I to CR DD; then go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then E on CR FF for .5 mile. Go N 13.5 for .5 mile; then E on CR FP.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KEMP DRAW -Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Frum Walden. go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES:520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Fcb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 131 and turn W on CR 5 about 3 miles. Go S on CR 5A for I mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ASHING: Coldwater stream. R~TRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LaGARDE CREEK- Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14. 50 miles W. Take Lammie River Rd. (CR I03) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200, then S on Rd. 143 and go Eon Rd. 207. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk. deer, bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA- Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara. go Won Hwy. 15 for 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. limber activity may be present. ACRES: 37.908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping pennitted only as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSfy!AN CREEK - Kit Carson, Yuma Co.,·GMU I03, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 385; go .5 mile E on Yuma CR O. ACRES:332 • OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. • From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES:640 17 �OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk;antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK- Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., ·take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then S 4.5 miles. Timber activity may be present. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. UTILE LA OARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Camero Creek Rd. for I mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Talce USFS Rd. 670 to SE comer or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SW comer.. ACRES:640.· OPEN: Year-round for watchable wi1d1ife. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Blk, deer, antelope, black bears, lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves. coyotes, beavers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses STL ftoin NW comer to S side. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk; mbbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. ·, Ll'ITLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go IS.miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go Non CR 21 about 3.5miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, e~ rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK- Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Tum right on CR· NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USFS Rd. 7872A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES:320 • • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. LOS MOGOIBS PEAK-Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista.Svc. Ctr. • • . From S sid~ of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles Won Hwy. 17 to two-~k ttail N of Hwy. I7 by old cemetery. OoNand W-on two-truck along Nside ofLos Mogotes Peak.9o p~t peak 5.miles through BLM to E boundary: • • ' •• • • ACRES:640 OPEN: i\ug. IS-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. · • RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. McAIUHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go Won CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES:480 18 �OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire ritles. r b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around mnch house and outbuildings as posted. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86. Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles Son CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey. bears, lions, elk. deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy.· 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or drive .3 miles W to two-tr.ick road. For access to W portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence I mile. Toke 2-track .8 mites· W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. RFSTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co.. GMU 481. Salida Svc. Qr. In Buena Vista at the stoplight. go l mile W on CR 306 to CR 321. Go S on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Tum W on CR 327 and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or rake CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. • ACRES: 2,J 77 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. d. Camping;campfires prohibited. MAYBELL:. Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Mlly~ll. go 1:5 miles Non CR 19. Tract E and W of CR 19; N of Yampa River. ~R:19 bisects srL from N and S and pf9vides primary access. Access also from Hwy, 40, 4.5 'miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, Wof Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9.208 • OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RFSfRICTIONS: a. Camping pennitted as posted. • b. Motor ve~cles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. • MAYNARD GULCH- Routt Co., GMU 441, SteampoI11$pgs. Svc. Ctr.. From Hayden, go 8 miles Won Hwy. 40'.·STL ~ of highway. ACRES:724 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. ~ G : Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping, tires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. 19 �c. Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding. resource damage or trespassing on private property. d. Foot or horseback only. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co .. GMU 8; Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. , From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles N on hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC). then go IO miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit. ACRES:640 OPEN: Open year-mund for wildlife-related activities N of CR 80C. Open Sept. 1- to Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR SOC. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope. small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. S of CR SOC. foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR SOC allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee Management Area open to vehicles. c. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache Co.. GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17, then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 North to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of AJamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a: Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed thmugh hunt ClX>nlinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Visa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co .. GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Tum right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 iniles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. elk, lions, turkey. bears, small game. RFSTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER (GUNSIGHTI - Gmnd Co., GMU 181. Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling. take ..-iwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. I03). SE sector: From Kremmling. take Hwy. 40 for IO miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26, left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40 and go ES miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires pennitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CAUTION: Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK- Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 20 �MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd (USFS • Rd 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for I mile E to sign and gate: ACRES: 3,566 • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a.·Foot or horseback _only. b. Motor vehicles and parking restricted ~· posted. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremrilling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red· Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Patl4 then E Qri USFS Rd. 131 to sign • and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Oo 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gat~ and along vehicle-track to•parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, _stay" ori CR 184, mile marlcer 161 and enter property front ridge or'end· of road; Two Bar access.: :Take Hwy. 40W ofKremmling 18 miles to signed parking area, nille;marker 163/limber activi~ 'may be present ·-' ' •• ·•• • • •• ' · A ~ : 11,975 • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. , HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only unless posted. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, MM 163) and parking area (MM: 165) uriless posted. . .. . . . c. Motor vehicle access via gate in Seel 11 restricted to designated-track when road is dry.: d. Parking in Sect 14 restricted ~ posted. e. Camping, campfires prohibited. MINERALHPT·SPRINGS- Saguache eo:·, OMU 82, Monte Vista Svc.· Ctr. . ... From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GO and 58EE . : bisect STI... '. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, e~ small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor'vehicles' prohibited·off designated roads: . . . . ' • MISHAK LAK13S - SagwlChe Co;, GMU 68/Monte'V1Sb1Svc. ·ctt>" • • · • • From- Moffa4 go S 2 miles on Hwy; 17, Which ·bisects ·STt and pr<?vides severtU WofCRO. : • •· • •. • • ACRF.S: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNI'ING:·Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off desigt}at~<froo,ds. _' < access··,points . ' r; •' ._ I - - • ·, '-! . • MOOOI'ASARR.OYO ""Saguaclie,:Co:, GMU 68; M:oote·\rJSta Sv~.-Qr< : •' • ;'. · • • >' . From to··CRL~ .Go:W4~;tt> BLM.road.that·~' S1L. Saguache~ . . . go . S 15 miles·cnil{wy.185 . . . •:: _._ :_,,. ACRFS: 320 . '·, · ·. OPffill: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Fellf28: for-hunting~-' -c ' HUNTING: Aii~lope, mule deer, elk, bighorn ~~p; ral:>b~, ~oyotes,. ~beats/· RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off ~gna.U!d ~ - _ • . • • .·, ~ MON(JMENTBtrrf.E_- Moffat Co., GMU lZ.Mee~Sv~. Ctr.. _ • .. _ . • From Hamilton; ·go S 3 miles on FIW}",:13JP=Ye1i6wJ~et-_Pass R&'(CR'45). '111en:go S on •1 CR45for4 miles. Parking lot'Witltcampirig:at-S:end offCR:- •• •• · •• ACRFS:-653 21 �OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: El~ deer. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHILL- Routt Co .. GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd. 471 A, walk SW into Long Dmw; go 3 miles. Also, comer of Moonhill next to CR 129 about J2 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471 A. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centertire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting, campfires, camping prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 13, then tum S on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Game retrieval may be difficult. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RF.STRICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. . Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go Won CR 51 to CR 32. Go Won CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRF.S:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. • HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S I mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRF.S:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 fothunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE. RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 22 �OPEN: Nov. I-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseoack only. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W I mile to NW corner. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile W along E boundary. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. NORTII CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and Baca CR J, go IO miles Won CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for4 miles S. • ACRES:632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, Quail, Coyote. ' RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles W CR 12, then W ·5.3 miles to CR 18, and· go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from bridge I mile and access STL W of BLM land. • ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: North·Platte River. NOIUH RABBIT-CREEK- Larimer Co., GMU 8, Ft Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft Collins. go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 'to Cherokee Parle Rd. (CR SOC), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES:640 • OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seasons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek State Wildlife Area. b. Parking prohibited. . . . c. Activi_tie_s not~~ above prohibited Sept. I-May 1.. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co,, GMU 79, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From J?el Norte, go Non Hwy~ 112 for .75 mile; tum left ofr CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Tum right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Tum left on USFS Rd. ~ and go t •mile. ACRES:640 • OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then .7 mile to park• ing area. limber activity may be present . ACRES:640 23 �OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Fcb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. antelope, moose, small game. waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand. go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Fcb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell. go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on S side. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope. waterfowl, dove, rabbil'i, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife March I-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff75 yards from wateron N edge of STL. b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PASS CREEK - Larimer Co.. GMU 8, Ft. Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles W on Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC) to CR I03. Then go W to CR 190. go 5 miles to W side. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Access pennitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lannar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tmct: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grasslands. STL N of Comanche. Pat ·canyon Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8, IO miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M, 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5, I. I miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, antelope. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort CoJlins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR SOC. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Comers). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, tum off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW comer of sect. 36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles W of CR l03 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 12 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. 24 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Walden, go 13 miles Non Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891 ), then go S to end of road. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE comer of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES: 520. OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk. bighorn sheep, bear. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. PINON Hll.LS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles Eon Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go SE 3 miles. STL S of road. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go W on Hwy. 64 to CR 77. go N to BLM Rd. 1509. ACRES:640 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. .. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antleope: small gwne. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc~ Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles S to CR29W. Take CR29W;go W 1.7 miles.from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles NW. Tum S on road; go I mile S. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go Wfor I .75 miles. STL S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RFSfRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited otf exis~g roads•. b. OJ)ly portable hunting blinds allowed. Ctr. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMO 561._Salida Svc. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE comer. ACRES:360 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. 25 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POU DRE RIV ER - Larimer Co., GMU 191. Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place (Conoco Station). then either go Won Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go Non Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or thmugh Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5. 760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. i-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River. North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access pennined from Hwy. 14 and forest' lands. PTARMIGAN - Gmnd Co.. GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fmser. cross milroad tmcks at N end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer. elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on I foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co.. GMU 551. Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go Eon Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go S on USFS Rd. 887 .48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feh. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go Won Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot or go 4.4 miles and lot is on N side. limber activity may be present. ACRES: 5.188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer. elk, blue grouse, mbbits. ASHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept. I. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara. go 14 miles Won CR 15: tum left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing tr.uls. RATTLESNAKE HILL- Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Won Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Tum S and go 5 miles to CR 32: tum S and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. AC~:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, antelope, rabbits. sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: 26 �a. Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b; Foot or horseback only. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 53 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go I mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go Won CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil-well area, then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on USFS road, which is suitable for 4WD only. c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 ·miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Tum S on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1 just N of river bottom. ACRES:200 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. ·HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. Closed except for deer hunting on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Horses prohibited except while training hunting dogs, and then only in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before the opening of spring turkey season). RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; tben go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear. small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dischmging weapons ~tricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Parle Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. Ftom Guffey, take CR 59 and go 6 miles N to USFS boundmy. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, black bears. RES1RICI1ONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Frres prohibited. SAGE CREEK- Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Cir. F~ Hayden, go S on C,R 37 for 7 miles. 27 �ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, blue grouse. rabbit,;. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go Eon Hwy. 40 to mile marker42....Tum Son BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse, dove. RFSTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points WofCRO. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go Eon Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement. go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot ACRES: 16.675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mile of buildings. b. Access from parking areali onJy. c. Foot or horseback only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. ACRES:560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, lions. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on W side. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated mad.Ii. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CRT. Go 2 miles W, then S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNflNG: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. RFSTRICI1ONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. • SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles Non Hwy. 17, then Eon CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coy<:>tes. RFSTRICI1ONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go Eon Qy Rd T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES:480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 28 �SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81. Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (CR G), go 11.5 miles Eon CR G. Turn Non a 2-track road: go I mile. STL .25 mile E across BLM to Wedge. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer. antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated road,;. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S ofHwys. 291 and 285. SlL W of Hwy. 285, approx. 6.5 miles N_of Poncha Spgs. ACRF.S: 597 O.PEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, smal1 game. RF.STRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co.. GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams SlL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RF.STRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUIB - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles Won Rd. J; turn Son Rd. 13 for 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E I mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail. rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkey. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co.• GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita. go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. • ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNflNG: Deer, antelope, elk. cottontail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU I02, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept I-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted E of Hwy. 385.. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. from Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE. quarter of Sec. 3 ton E side. ACRF.8:960 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. ~ HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailecJ. pigeons, turkeys. - _ ~CTIQNS: Foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., OMO 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi. go Won Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRF.8: 640 • OPEN: Sepi. I-May 31. 29 �HUNTING: Mule deer.- elk, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SIMSBURY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell IO miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co.. GMU 50. Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay. go Son Hwy. 285, 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 frlr hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk. waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co.. GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs.. go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40: tum N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW comer. ACRES: 4CX> OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk. grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co.. GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, tum N off Hwy. 40 on CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles. tum left and go .2 mile to fork and go leti .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S. W or N. ACRES: 1,280 • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 21 l, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Cmig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile S on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. limber activity may be present. • ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. bears, lions, turkey, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk. coyotes. 30 �RFSTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SOUTHWEST SWEETWATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Wiley, go N on Hwy. 287 to CR A. go Won CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. A.CRES:640 OPEN: From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31, based on water level, for fishing. Sept I through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Geese, ducks, small game, deer. FISJilNG: Warmwater. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171. Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32. then go 1.2 miles E. Access aJso from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. elk. small game. STATE LINE- Baca Co.. GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo,_go 4 miles Won Rd. J, tum S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Tum E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go I mile and tum S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At I mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW comer. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES:496 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co.. GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go Eon CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for bunting. HUNTING: Elk. mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SlEINHOfF Hil..L - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N on Hwy. 287 about I 6 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles .w. on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 and go .5 mile. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game: RESTRICTIONS:. a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, e~ antelope. waterfowl. 31 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache. go 10 miles Non Hwy. 285 to BLM road S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.); go W .5 mile, then S 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, r.ibbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited otf designated mads. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles N on CR 12. limber activity may be present. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123, then go Eon CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN:"Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, mbbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RF.STRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles Won Hwy. 50 lo Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles: ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, coyote, bear, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TAYLOR ORAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Son Hwy. 125, 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Reis. 742 and 743, 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320" OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Tum S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRFS:637 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game, ·b~. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles Won Hwy. 40; turn Son BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES:640 32 �OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer. elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. THIIBE Mll.E MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. 1\vo parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Tum Eon Parle CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Tum E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to W boundary ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. TIIREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc; Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STI... Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR I2E only. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista. go N on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES:398 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICHI DOME~ Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd 3095 (Waunita "Hot Spgs. Rd). Tum Non BLM Rd~ 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope. black bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICllONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope. ~mall game.. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TROUBLFSOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs.Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, ta1ce Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR-24, tum right. A~ through BLM or off road. ACRES:876 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyo~ grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only;· TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co.. GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S ofTexas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles Eon CR 28. Go 1 mile S by f90t or horseback aero~ BLM Jand. 33 �ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. deer, bear, lion, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TIJRKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU I 18, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. Road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. h. Access from designated parking area only. TWENTY MILE- Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden. go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: l ,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April 1-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elk, deer. small game. RFSTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated road'i. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. antelope. bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles Son Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, lions, black bear, smaJI game. FISHING: La Jar.i Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont Co., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Tum right on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E of CR. ACRES:461 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. 34 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CRY, then N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR I0. Gate iri SE comer of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW comer of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta 'Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CRT. Turn E and go 6 miles to CR 53, then go S 2 miles to CR R. tum Wand go I mile, then tum N and go .5 mile. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, g~ S to CR 277. Go Son CR 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road, then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game: RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CAKI'ER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18·1, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling. take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd (USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW comer (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy~ 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marked gates. • ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd., unless posted. b. Foot or horseback only off designated roads. c. In Badger Ck. area. restricted vehicle use given to physically impaired hunters with verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW office, Hot Sulphur Spgs., (970) 725-6200. Contact office in advance for permission, restriction- of use and map. d. Camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. as post~ l~y limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK- Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go W on 1-70, taJce Exit 171, go .5 mile W. STI. S ofl-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off 1-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). 1imberactivity may be present. ACRES:602 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue ·grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ·RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR IOI to CR 70. Then go 3 miles Eon CR 70. STL .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES:640 35 �OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. elk. lion, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. WINDY RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miies on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing. mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Timber activity may be present. CR access rungs through private property until boundary of STL. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which areon private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. d. Foot or horseback only unless ~1ed. c. Parking restricted in Sect. 14 as posted. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles W to Gardner, then continue 7 miles W. Craeger Resource map useful in locating access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WORMER GULCH - Park Co.. GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; tum N go .5 mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, elk, rabbitli, doves, coyotes. RESTWCTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co.. GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; STL S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. • ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 36 �LISf OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY ALAMOSA ACRES Medano (also Saguache) 20,605 North Canyon P-.it/Whitby Canyon Sand Creek South State Line 632 1,302 319 496 Blue Lake Keller Lea.,;e 14,059 1.520 Aspen Ridge Chubb Parle Droney Gulch Little Cochetopa Creek MaxwellPnrk Poncha P-.is.,; Sand Creek Tiger Lilly Creek CLEARCREEK Bakerville 542 3,640 2,949 640 2,177 360 597 398 BACA BENT CHAFFEE CONEJOS 640 240 37,908 ,640 640 673 640 640 BenyCreek Whiskey Creek ELPASO Turkey Track Ranch 640 602 EAGLE FREMONr Badger Creek (also Park) Cody Parle Cottonwood Ridge Deer Haven Dirty Gulch Florence Grape Creek McCoy Gulch Newlin Creek Pinnacle Rock Short Creek Baldy Stoney Face Mountain 'rclble Mountain Tallahmsee Rood Turkey Gulch Waugh Mountain (also Park) West Bear Gulch GRAND Antelope Creek Carter Creek Copper Mountain East Carter Mountain 5,019 3,566. 11,975 640 1,280 876 2.360 880 Black Sage Pass Quakey Mountain Tomichi Dome 415 640 640 Black Hawk Black Mountain Blue Spring Guillenno Ranch Little Sheep Mountain Schultz Canyon South Middle Creek Wolf Springs 1,511 640 640 2,118 640 960 585 640 Adams Cohagen East Delaney Butte Lake Elk Mountain Independence Mountain Indian Creek Johnny Moore Mountain Kemp Draw Macfarlane Reservoir North Platte Owl Creek Owl Mountain Pinkham Mountain Rabbit Ears Red Canyon Ridge Road Sand Creek Spring Creek Taylor Draw Three Sisters 640 2,839 11,039' 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 Nee Noshe Reservoir Southwest Sweetwater 64;.0 Landsman Creek (also Yuma) 332 Box Creek Crystal Lake 629 467 Arrowhead Bull Mountain Dry Creek North Eagle Canyon Horse Ranch ~ Jimmy Creek LaGarde Creek Meadow Creek North Rabbit Creek PmsCreck Pfister Draw Poudre River Steinhoff Hill LASANIMAS Aguilar TV Hill Apishipa North Chancellor Ranch AauopButte 200 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,700 480 GUNNISON HUERFANO JACKSON 320 Alamaditas Mesa Alwnosa Canyon LaJnm Los Mogotcs Peak Pinon Hills Ruhadcro Canyon San Luis Hills Vincente Canyon CUSTER BeurGulch Beddows Mountain Fro1.e Creek Lapin Creek Rosita DOLORES Disappointment Creek Middle Carter (Gun.'iight) Middle Park Milk Creek Ptannigan Slide Mountain Troublesome Valley Ranch West Carter Mountain Windy Ridge 640 500 640 640 640 640 KIOWA KITCARSON 8,887 LAKE 6,032 1.560 640 640 640 640 1,280 640 640 520 640 640 4,640 640 640 17,773 640 LARIMER 1,240 1,301 640 1,794 37 3,640 2,537 2,080 500 1,880 47,425 2,052 ')-. �LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY LASANIMAS Sakariason LOGAN Atwood Ford Bridge Red Lion Ranch MOFFAT Bakers Peak Ba1d Mountain Ben Morgan Canyon Big Hole Gulch Boston Flats Box Elder Box Elder North Castor Gulch 0..-dar Springs Cedars Citadel Cold Springs Mountain Cross Mountain Elk Springs # I Elk Springs #3 Fortification Greasewood Homestead Iles Grove Jeffway Gulch Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt) Jubb Creek Little Snake Maybell Monument Butte Morgan Gulch Oxbow Pinc Tree Gulch Pinon Ridge Pole Gulch Rattlesnake HiU Sagebrush Draw Simsbury Draw South Duffy Mountain South Nipple Rim Temple Canyon Thornburg Dmw Triangle Willow Creek MONTEZUMA Menefee Peak Weber Canyon MORGAN Weldon Valley OTERO Higbee Canyon AC~ 560 160 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1.847 104 628 640 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 8CX) 1,680 1,866 3.518 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 11.026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 1,635 1,280 17,773 640 16,675 1,280 799 879 640 320 460 360 5,558 640 724 640 640 640 640 640 4(X) 1,863 1,200 2,006 13.!05 6,175 644 640 320 20,605 640 640 2,567 320 640 2.059 3.238 640 480 1,898 640 560 880 320 320 640 640 WELD CarrTmct 3,240 Gl"e$Cwood Lake 640 YUMA· Land'illlan Creek (also Kit Carson) 332 Sandy Bluffs 3,202 640 PARK Antero Badger Creek (also Fremont) Badger Flats Crooked Top Dick's Peak Eleven Mile Hartse} High Creek McArthur Gulch Saddle Mountain 63 Ranch TI1rec Mile Mountain Waugh Mountain (alsq Fremont) Wonner Gulch PUEBLO Saint Charles RIO GRANDE Dry Creek Gemini ROU1T Coal Bank Gulch Cottonwood Creek Deep Cn.-ek Fly Gulch Gra-..-.yCn.>ck Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Motlal) King Creek Maynanl Gulch MoodyCn.-ek Moonhill Mompos Creek Morrison Cn.-ck Sage Creek Sleeping Giant Stokes Gulch 1\venty Mile Yantpa River SAGUACHE Baca Bum> Springs I&2 Daley Gulch Little La Garita Creek LosCn..-ek Medailo (also Alamosa) Middle Creek Miner.ii Hot Springs Mishak Lukes Mogotas Arroyo Old Womun Creek Saguache Creek San Juan Creek San Luis Creek San Luis Creek #2 Sanderson Gulch Steel Canyon Stonehouse Gulch Villa Grove Werner Arroyo SANMIGUEL Carter Place Dry Creek Basin Poison Spyder 8.400 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 420 1,121 480 38 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aead2da33091ee2b41463d0448891331.pdf c0b25d1cba00ad77edeb8f48ac572f77 PDF Text Text ,PWO?~j'fJj,P'~117'1)'/YJYYl'IJIJ'IYJ 36ll-l63 (EOE) 91303 r;'f) '1'-a"'11 ·l>ttJ'IYJ1"fJ'01'S0909 ~'117'1)/Jt, 101101-P?tJ?O, '07''fJ1''01'0'fJ 1>111'01PJTJ1'3'P17'~~11,1101p-a11'}1'd, ~a -~ L.......,_--. �DOW@FFICES D0W Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216, (303) 297-1192 Northeast:Region (Denver) ~ervice Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 802 lq, (303) 291-7227 FortCollins Service Cit;, 317 W. 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Salida Service Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salidii, 81.20.l, (719) 530-5520 2500 S. Main SL Lrunar, 81052, (719) 336-6600 MonteVista Service Co;. 0722 South Road J East Monte Vista, 81144, (719) 587-6900 Prin1ed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF W[LDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver. CO 80216 (303) 297- 1192 \V\V\V.wildlife.sl" le.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for by hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2004by Publication Printers, Denver: 45,000 copies. Cover photo by Claude Steelman. The Wildlife Commission ,;cts state trust lands regulatio1L~ in May. Wildlife Commissioner,; (as of May 2004): Philip J. James, chair: Je!Trey A. Crawford. vice chair, Brad Phelps. S<.'CO:lal)'; Tom Burke. member; Clain: O'Ncal. member, Robcn Shoemaker, member: Ken Torres, member; Bernard Black. member, Rick Enstrom, member, Russell George, ex-officio member, Don Amcnl. ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and rcgulatioM in this bmchure are parnphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. -- �• RULF.s FOR STATE TRUST LANDS 1. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. 2. Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March I-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open to only hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife. c. Camping prohibited. . d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths 15 or younger who must be accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old. --~· CRITERIA PROIDBITING ACTIVI'flF.S Tpe DOW ~y manage activities by posting signs, considering these criteria: a. Public safety. b. Calving or lambing areas nearby. c. Nearby comils, loading chute or other livestock structures. d. Nearby private buildings, such as outbuildings, houses, barns, storage sheds. e. Nearby agricultural equipment • f. ,If road or trail protection is needed to prevent excessive damage. g. Negative impacts on wildlife, livestock or agricultu.qtl products. h. If area provides additional public benefits and is consistent with other agreements. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, s·teamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8'. Go 6.8 miles E to CR SA, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Talce two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. • • HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, moose, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, talce Exit 30 off 1-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES:500 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. •-- ALAMADITAS MESA- Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route #1: _From Los Mogotes Peale STL (see directions in this brochure), go Won 2-track 75 miles to W boundacy. #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 15 miles S to S boundruy to FS land. Go 3 miles Eon FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go I mile to W boundacy. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 n:wes S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles Won USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then·go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES:240 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. �HUNTING: Elk, d~r. bear, small game .• RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. · ACRES: 1,240 • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. ATV, snowmobile access allowed on designated route as posted at East 9u'ter Creek gate during hunting season only. · c. Camping, campfires prohibited. AN1ERO - Parle Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. _-:-____ _ From Faiiplay, go S on Hwy. ~5 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State WIidlife Area. From N of Antero Jct ~n Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go W 1.75 miles to NW comer of STL. Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct on Hwy. 285, then Won unmarked USFS Rd 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Tlillber ~tivity may be present • ACRES: 8,400 • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game; small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas CQ., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Qr. I:rom Walsenburg, take J-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 _miles. Then go S on CR 77 for 7 miles; go E on CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot , ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. _ HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, .doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited past parking 1qt • ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles W on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage . on N side. ACRES:200 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. . From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles N. Tum left on Chaffee CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Tunber activity may be present ACRES:542 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING:_ Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. •A1W00D - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access n~ SE comer of STL next to CR 370. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. 2 - �1.: - RESTRICTIONS: a. Reservations required for hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453 or via DOW Web site.. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. I reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Person who makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt Check in and check out required. b. Hunting prohibited except Sat, Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving day, Chrisbnas~ New Year's, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents' Day. c. Four reservations issued per day with a max. of 4 people each. 1\vo reservations ~ for the . general public; 1 for mobility-impaired hunters and I for youth and their mentors. The general public and mobility-impaired must hunt on the up river side of Hwy. 63. Youth and their mentors must hunt on the down river side of highway. d Hunting with-centerfire rifles prohibited d. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibiJe(l on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. BACA - Saguache Co., GMU ·82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Roads D and G (E of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. -b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK - Fremont, Park_ Cty., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. -From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles Non CR 12, then go W 1 mile on :SLM road. From Hartsel, go S on Hwy. 9 to Parle CR 53. Follow CR 53, 22 miles. TlIDber activity may be present ACRES: 6,032 ··oPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISIDNG: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 1..- .- BADGER FLATS - Parle Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 S of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go Won Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) F~m Lake George, go W. on Hwy. 24 approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 891; go S. ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: F~t or horseback only. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go Non Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Tum Eon CR 101 and go 1.5 miles. · • • ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. l-eFeb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. I RESTRICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or county roads. c. Camping prohibited. . d. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. 3 • �BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. STL is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit Majority is N ofl-70. ACRES:320 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares. • ASHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot access only. b. Access only off I-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. •Tract I: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go Won CR 150 for .5 miJe. Tract 2: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go Won CR 71 to CR 71S. Go S on CR 71 S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, _go W on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR--- -- -; 21. Go Non CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 16-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go IO miles Eon Hwy. 96 to~ 271. Go 1 mile to NW comer ofSTL. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Parking off Hwy. 69. ACRES:500 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Parking prohibited on Hwy. 69. c. Shooting prohibited within 500 feet of Hwy. 69 and man-made structures. BEN MORGAN CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles N on Hwy. 13. Tum Won CR 17 to CR 32. Go W 11 miles to CR 55. Go 2.5 miles to parking lot. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28.. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Vail, take 1-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USPS Rd. 778. Go 1 mile and take first left after cattle guard Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through STL. Surrounded by USPS l,and. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept: I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ' 4 -. �BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker.Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy°. 13. Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping, campfires prohibited b. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on 1-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pry~r, then go Z.5 miles S on CR _ 312 to E side of STL. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, antelope, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. ~ RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go 1 mile Won Hwy. 69. Tum N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS-Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go N on Hwy. 50, 1 mile to USFS Rd 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to S boundary. • ACRES:415 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits . . FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 W _to CR 10, N 11 miles then W 2.5 miles on CR TT to E boundary. There are several parking lots:· (1) at end of CR TT; (2) at bridge on SE comer, (3) at Send. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warmwater·Iake. RESTRICTIONS: a Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on designated roads only. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner go W on Hwy. 69 for I mile to USFS Rd. 634. Tum N and go 13 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback onJy. • 5 �BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles _on Hwy. 318. STL N of Hwy. 318. Parking between hwy. and STL. No roads; only walk-in access. ACRES: 104 . • OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Open for hunting Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot access only. BOX CREEK- Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, tum W on CRs 10/24 for 2.4 miles. ACRES:629 OPEN: Sept !..;Feb. 2~. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 21 I, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go Son Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17; tum right, go 1.5 miles to CR 5L Go I mile to CR 32 and go 8.5 miles to BLM access. ACRES:628 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BOX ELDER NORTH-Moffat Co., GMU.211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23 miles Non Hwy. 13. Tum Won CR 32 and go W 7 miles to parking lot ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28; HUNTING: Deer, ellc, antelope, small game. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd (CR SOC); go 35 miles W. CR SOC runs through SE comer. 1\vo-track road runs into SW part. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. •HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS I & 2 - Saguache ·co., .GMU 68, Monte.Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go Won CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, an~lope, bighorn sheep, lion, rabbits, dove, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. .-. CARR TRACT - Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take 1-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit Go NE on Carr/Rockport Rd. (CR 126).. Stl 2 miles NE of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15-last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited, including but not limited to open fires, BBQ's, stemo cans, smoking. c. Maximum of 15, one-day pennits may be issued by DOW. Pennits available beginning Aug. l. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. 6 �CARTER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy~40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Restricted vehicle use given to physically handicapped with verification of DOW handicapped ·card and permission from DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs, (970) 725-6200. Contact office for permission, restriction of use and map before entering area .~ __ c. /JJV and snowmobile access allowed on designated route in Seel 31 as posted at East -.__ • Carter Creek gate during hunting season only. • d. Camping, campfires prohibited. ;----eARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. . From Naturita, take.Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles Son Hwy. 141. Turn W on CR HI-131 and go 3 miles to dirt road; then go 1 mile S. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: . a Access through BIM only b. Foot or horsebackonly. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Son Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93 ..Go E .5 mile. Signs designate hunt-. able area ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. . RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Ex.change of use on STL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles Won Hwy. 40; turn S on CR 23 and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BIM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, e~ small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicle access permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. j..- CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. . From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go Eon CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES:640· OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Camping prohibited . c. Only portable hunting blinds allowed. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. . From Fairplay, go 20 miles Son Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn W (right) on CR 311; go 1 mile. Tunber activity.may be present. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. 7 �RESTRICTIONS: a Camping permitted only as posted. b. Motor vehicle access permitted on county roads as posted. c. Foot or horseback only. CITADEL - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. _ From M~ker, go Non Hwy. 64 to CR 71. Go N to Indian Valley Truck Trail, and go 12 N. ACRES:640 . ' • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, small game. COAL BANK GULCH -. Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N·on CR 76. ACRES:879 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, sharp-tail grouse: RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders and rimfire rifles only. b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go Non Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW comer of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St. in Canon_City, go Son 4th St. 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles S on CR 143 to BLM Rd 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd 6227, 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 mile;s thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squprels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. . COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc.. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 2 l. 0o E 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 . OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only.. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 318, 41 miles to CR ION. Go N on CR 1ON for &miles. STL W of CR ION largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR 1ON _are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. I-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU '.?8, Hot Sulphur Spgs..Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land on S. All other access from private Ian~. Permission required. ACRES: 640_ OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 .. HUNTING: Elk. deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. 8 �COTI'ONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden. go N on CR 80 I mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80 and go N I0.7 miles. ACRF..S:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk,·blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcro~ding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. • b. Foot or horseback only off county roads. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. ~ ..... COTI'ONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. • From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Tum Non Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Tum Wat gate; go .8 mile. • ACRES:640 . , --OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. Year-round fodishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRI':fIONS: Foot or horseb~k only. CROOKED IDP - Parle Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey; go 2 miles N on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Tum left on Park CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd Tum left .3 mile to USPS Rd. IO I. Tum right; go 4 miles. Walle NE 2 miles. ACRES:400 • •OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or.horseback only. b. Access only from USFS Rd. 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to mile marker 44; go Non Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 25 miles to BLM easement ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. •RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE- Lake Co., GMUs 48 & 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river, GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W I mile to Halfmoon Rd. -Go Son pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S .75 miles. ACRES:467 OPEN: Sept I.:.Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing'. HUNTING: Elk. deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. .•. DALEY GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USPS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50,.go N .75 mile and tum left into STI.... Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn .. ACRES:644 . OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping permitted as posted b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. •• 9 �DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU i14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go Non CR 129 for IO miles-to CR 54, then W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles, 4WD only.) A~:320 OPEN: Frrst day _ofarchery elk season to Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, grouse. • RESTRICTIONS: a Parking allowed only in designated area. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. ~oot or horseback only from designated parking area. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy: 50to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles N to CR 11 Tum right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer.Haven Rd. Tum right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right, and go .7 -miles to end of road. ACRES:640 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Big game: small game. • RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DICK'S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse], take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick's Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 . miles. -. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only.. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles N on CR 12. • ACRES:640 • OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go Non Hwy. 141 for 21· miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR l 9Q (USFS Rd. 250), 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land Go .25 mile S to N end of STL. Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR l 9Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. • ACRES:640 OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go Non Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. STL Wof Hwy. 285. Just N cm Hwy. 285, access from highway monument with parking. Do not attempt access from N via . subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 251 makes abig circle and only Southern Prong can be used to access on S side. • • ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: SepL I-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping, campfires prohibited. b; Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited ~ff designated roads. IO ~ �DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte VISta.Svc. Ctr. Sect 16: From Monte Vista, talce Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 So~th R~. Go W 9.5 miles to STL. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elle, deer, antelope, small game RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect 16 as posted. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. y ·~ DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145, between Naturita and Redvale, tum Son Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dty Creek Basin SWA. ACRES:640 , ~---pPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Parle Rd, CR 80 C, from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then N to Bull Mountain Access Rd Go 5 miles NE to STL, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access STL; some OHV roads provide ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, bear, lion. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. access. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Colliris Svc. Ctr. Fropt Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd. Go 2.5 miles Won Storm Mountain Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer! elk, small game. ..-- EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. • • ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Road unless posted otherwise. b. ATV, snowmobiles allowed on designated route as posted at gate in Sect..24 during hunting season only. c. Parking permi_tted in designated lots only. d. Hunting prohibited in safety zone as posted along east fence line. e. Camping, campfires permitted only as posted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Road with a 14-day limit EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - JacksonCo., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go l. mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes State WIidlife Area. STL E of lake. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. 11 �FISHING: Coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, go SE 17 miles. STL crosses CR on N and S. ACRES:265 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Syc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th Street E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. Access.only from State.Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot only. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; tum S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect 36 and tum NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect 26. • ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile Won Hwy. 40. BLM road through center of STL S of Hwy. 40. ' ACRES: 1,680 OPEN:· Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLATTOP BUITE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on 1-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60. Go E for 10 miles; then go N on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 iniles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. · -HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ---;. ~ FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. • . From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles tp CR· 1s, wlµch goes W to Florence Picnic Area. next to STL. • .ACRES:640 ·OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. �FLY GULCH (youth mentors only)- Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr.. From Steamboat Spgs., go N on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then N I mile. ACRF.S: 460 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ~------ ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: MuJe and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: • - - - a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. . b. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. • c. Paintball shooting p~hibited. FORTIFICATION - Moffat Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRF.S: 1,866 OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. . b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. I 3. d. Foot access only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go IO miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR I05 for I mile to SE comer of STI... Parking lot at CRs I05 and 111. ACRF.S: 640 . OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. .- GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. 1\vo miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25. mile S of Hwy. i60 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRF.S: 799 . OPEN: Sept l-Feb._28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on Fust Street, 1 mile to CR 3. W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Parle. Go S .5 mile through park to NE comer of STI... Continue through STI.. along Grape Creek and I;7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRF.S: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. 13 �RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21. Then go N on CR 21 for 1.5 miles • and Eon two-track road to Red Wash Butte. .(2) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21, then go N (?fl CR 21 to CR 50. Go E on CR 50, for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42, then E on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, N on CR .19 to CR 8. East on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go Non.CR 19 to CR 8. Then go Eon~ 8 tQ CR SN and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go N on CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR SN. STL NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. • GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and Eon Rd. 87 (which will become CR 89) for 14 miles to CR 68. At intersection, go E I mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GUILLERMO RANCH·- Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct. From Badito Jct, talce CR 520 S for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE comer of STI.:.. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE comer, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit, dove, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. HARTSEL ~ Parle Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S, .5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also -from Hartsel, go SE on CR 59, 3 miles to parlcing area. Walk S I mile and W .25 mile. ACRES:420 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 1-llGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go 13 miles Son Hwy. 109. STL N of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. • ACRES: 640 • OPEN: ~_ept. I-Feb. 28: HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 14 . -" �HIGH CREEK - Parle Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Take road E of Hwy. 285 a half miles E to road going S. Go .25 miles. • ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for l 0 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR l 0 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd. 1686, l mile. ACRES:640 ~----- OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope,·small game. RESTRICTIONS: • ~- --a. Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or ~orseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N-22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR_ 80C).. Go Won Cherokee Park Rd. 40 miles to CR 103. N to Bull Mountain road, then go 4miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land Tnnber activity may ~ present. Access is by rough 4WD road; no turnaround for trailers. ACRES:64() OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb, 28 for bunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. . RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ILES G,ROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of flamilton and 1-mile E of mile marker 70:4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5.5 miles S of Hamilton and l mile W of mile marker 70.4. . Access to E parcefoff Hwy. 13 on W edge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR • 49, l mile to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7; Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6y..ACRES: 11,039 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. . RES'qUCTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval only 10 am. to 2 p.m. on designated . roads otherwise closed to motoijzed traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Non CR 27, 3.6 miles to CR 21. • • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Sect 16. b. Foot or horseb~ck only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. 15 �JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE comer. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28.HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles Won Hwy. 14. Ttun Non Laramie River Rd.. 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain road. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt ctys., GMU 441,Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles'N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go Non CR 80, 2.5 miles to property on • W side of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Hunters limited through a mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. • b. Foot or horseback only. • JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to Ql 30. Go 1 mile to parking area From Walden take 5th St E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go EJ0 miles to-CR 29. Go .9 miles to parking area Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. • ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as t>9sted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. • FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JUBB CREEK - Moffat Co.,. GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go 23' miles N on Hwy. 13. Tum Won CR 17 .to CR 32 and go W .5 miles tp parking lot. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. _ HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game.. • KELLER LEASE- Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las-Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD; then go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 1.5 miles, then Eon CR FF for .5 mile. Go N 13.5 for .5 mile;·then Eon CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, small game.· RESTRICTIONS: Foot.or horseback only: KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES:520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 16· ·'- �HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICI1ONS: Motor v~hicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. J(ING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go .5 ~le Son Hwy. 131 and tum Won CR 5 about 3 miles .. Go Son CR 5A for l mile. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big ga,ne, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. . RESTRICI1ONS: Foot or horseback only. ~ -- LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14, 50 miles W. Take Lammie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles on.USPS Rd. 200, then Son Rd. 143 and go Eon Rd. - --207. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing .. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear. • FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go W on Hwy. 15 for I 0.5 miles to USPS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. T1111ber activity • . may be present. ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, lion, small game. • . FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRICI1ONS: a Camping pennitted only as posted.. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSMAN CREEK - Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles Non Hwy. 385; go .5 mile Eon Yuma CR 0. ACRES:332 • OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICI1ONS: Foot only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 8 miles S on Hwy. 69 to CR 310. Go 5.5 miles E to property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICI1ONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then S 4.5 miles. T1111ber activity may be present. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICI1ONS: Foot or horseback only. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on C~ero Creek Rd. for l mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd. for 17 �3 miles. Go W on USPS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Take USPS Rd 670 to SE comer or from W on USFS Rd. 670 to SY{ comer. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elle. deer, antelope, black bears, lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. • RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITILE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR -560 traverses STL from NW comer to S side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, ellc. rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. _LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU ·'213, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go Non CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. l~Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, ellc. rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr: From Gunniso11, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE 20 miles. Tum right on CR NN56. Go SE about 7.5 miles to USPS Rd. 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. FIS:mNG: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles Won Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and Won two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle. deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. Mc.ARfHUR GULCH - Parle Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go Won CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, eUc. turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerflre rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as· posted McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 !Illies S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go E across BLM to W boundary. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey, bears, lions, ellc. deer. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 18 ...., ...... �MACFARLANE RF.SERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go S on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or drive .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to W portion, talce access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road Non W side of fence 1 mile. Take 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. • HUNTING: Big game, small game. RF.S1RICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at the stoplight, go I mile Won CR 306 to CR 321. Go Son CR 321 for 5 nu1es -- to CR 327. Tum W on CR 327 and go W I mile to parking lot. Or talce CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339. ACRES: 2,177 ~°7"-0PEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope. RF.S1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; max. 3 people per vehicle. c. Access through parking areas only. d. Camping, campfires prohibited. MAYBELL- Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Froin Maybell, go 1.5 miles Non CR 19. Tract Eand WofCR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects-STL from N and Sand provides primary access. Access also-from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-:-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer,·elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RF.STRICTIONS: a Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. • MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles Won Hwy. 40. STL N of highway. • ACRES:724 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk,. grouse, rabbits. RF.SlRICTIONS: a Camping, fires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. c. Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. d Foot or horseback only. MEADOW CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8; Ft Collins Svc. Ctr. From Ft Collins, go 22 miles N on hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC), then go l 0 miles W to Middle Cherokee Management Area. Property in and adjacent to middle unit ACRES:640 OPEN: Open year-round for wildlife-related activities N of CR SOC. Open Sept. I- to Feb. 28 for hunting S of CR SOC. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. RF.s1RICTI0NS: a S of CR SOC, foot or horseback only. b. Vehicle access N of CR SOC allowed only certain times of year when Middle Cherokee 19. �Management Area open to vehicles. c. Only certified weed-free hay allowed. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache ctys., GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17, then go E 8 miles on Lane 6 North to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. • ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte Vtsa for reservations, _.-:· (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Tum right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, turkey, bears, small game. • RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW sector: Froin Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Take CR 26, left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40 and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big- game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping, campfires pennitted within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27/USFS 103) as posted. • b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CAUTION: Roads highl_y erodible; care advised in wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681,'Monte Vista Svc.-Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go Non CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFSRd856. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I,;,Feb. 28; . HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, lion, small game. RES'D{ICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS .Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for I mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. . b. Motor vehicles and parking restricted as posted. c. Camping, campfires prohibited. • MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red 20 �Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Parle, then Eon USFS Rd 131 to sign and gate. NE access: From Kreminling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry ·weather only) through.white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek: In wet weather, stay on CR 184, mile marker 161 and enter property from ridg~ or end of road. 1\vo Bar access: Take HVfY. 40 W of Kremmlirig 18 miles ~o signed parking area. mile marker 163. Tnnber activity may be present ACRES: 11,975 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, sniall game. RESTRICTIONS:. a. Foot or horseback only unless posted. b. Motor vehicles restricted to CR 184 (Hwy. 40, mm 163) and parking area (mm 165) unless - posted. • c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect. 11 restricted to designated track when road is dry. ~ - d Parking in Seel 14 restricted as posted. e. Camping, campfires prohibited. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. 'Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 2~5 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisectS1L. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Arig. 15-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off .designated roads. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects S1Land provides several access points WofCRO. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, ~lk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 15 mifes on.Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects S1L. • • ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. RESTRIC".TIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co.; GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles. Parking lot with campipg at S end off CR. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: · a. Foot or horseback only. b..Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. I 31 S to town of Y~pa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. 21 �RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHILL- Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr.. . . F~m Clark, go SE on USFS Rd 440 to Rd. 471. At USFS Rd 471 A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, comer of Moonhill next ~o CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. 'ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS:. a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, s~owmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cutting, campfires, camping prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles Son Hwy. 13, then tum S.on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Grune retrieval may be difficult ACRES: 640 . • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game; small game. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side of STL only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat'Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin: Go Won CR 51 to CR 32. Oo Won CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STL. CR 133 runs through N part of STL. ACRES:640 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S I mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoach Res., and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STL. ACRES:640 • • • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback-only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Eads, take Hwy. 287 S 10.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 • OPEN: Nov. I-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters inust check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseback only. NEWLIN CREEK-FremontCo., GMU 69, SalidaSvc.-Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W I mile to NW comer. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. 22 _..-- �RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by boundary, on N and S by boundary and extending .25 mile along E boundary. C. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and Baca CR J, go 10 miles Won CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. • ACRES:632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, Quail, Coyote. · RES1RICTIONS: Foot ~ess only. NORTI-1 PLATfE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. :---Prom Walden, go .5 miles W CR 12, then W 5.3 miles to CR 18, and go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. FIShing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, take CR 9 S from l?ridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. • ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game: . • FISIDNG: North Platte River. NORTH RABBIT CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fl Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fl Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Parle Rd. (CR SOC), then go 6 miles W to Lower Cherokee Management Area. Follow access road .5 miles SW. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and small game. Aug. 15-Jan. 31 for big game. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. • RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only except during big game seac;ons when vehicle access allowed to Rabbit Creek State Wildlife Area. b. Parking,prohibited. c. Activities not lis~ above prohibited Sept 1-May 1. OLD WOMAN CREEl< - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go Non Hwy. 112 for .75 nille; tum left on CR 15. Go N and W about4 miles. Tum right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Tum left on USFS Rd 646 and go 1 mile; ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then .7 mile to parking area. Tunber activity may be present. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, moose, small game.waterfowl: RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Non CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640• OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. . RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 23 �OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. ·31 s to parking lot on S side. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl, dove, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: . a Watchable wildlife March I-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff75 yard!> from water on N~~~ • b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970) 824-3046. PASS CREEK - I,.arimer Co., GMU 8, Fl Collins Svc. Ctr. From Hwy, 287, go 40 miles Won Cherokee Parle Rd. (CR SOC) to CR 103. Then go W to CR 190. go 5 miles to W side. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot access only. . b. Access permitted from S side where property joins USFS land. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lannar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grasslands. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8, 10. miles to Kirkwell. Go Won CR M, 2 miles to CR 5. Go Son CR 5, 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR SOC. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Comers). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, tum off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW comer of sect 36. Sect. 34 _is 5 miles W of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go N I mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Ante.lope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 12 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a; Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parlcing lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles Non Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. ACRES:520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 24 _.-- �RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE comer of STL. Parking at Five Points recreation site. ACRES:520. OPEN: SepL I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles Eon Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go SE 3 miles.·STL S of rooo. • ACRES:640 >=-- OPEN: Year"'.round for watchable wildlife. Sepl I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RES1RICI1ONS: Foot or horseback only. PINON RIDGE - Moffat Co., Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Meeker, go Won Hwy. 64 to CR 77. go N to BLM Rd. 1509: ACRES:640 • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antleope, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. _ From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles~- Tum Son rooo; go 1 mile S. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sepl I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. POLE GULCH - Moffat·Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc;:. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. ·13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. STL s .of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. • ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off existing moos. b. Only portable· hunting blinds allowed. •PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285-to NE comer. ACRES: 360 OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. ·RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POUDRE RIVER-Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. 12 From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place (Conoco Station), then either go W on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to STL, or go Non Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of rooo or through Gateway Parle when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sepl I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. • FISHING: Coldw~ter stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) 25 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and forest lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RES?U~ONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on I foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. • From Hwys. 50 and 135, go Eon Hwy. 50 approx. 17 mues to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage Pass. Go Son USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trail- • head 537 and go 2.5· miles. ACRES:640 OPEN:Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson C(?., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go Won Hwy.. 14 to mile 5.9, then go N .6 miles to parking lot or go 4.4 miles and lot is on N side. Tunber activity may be present. • ACRES: 5,188 • OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUN11NG: Deer, ellc, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. As posted, closure area on W side, Aug. 15-Sept 1. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles Won CR 15; tum left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES:673 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing trails. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Won Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR.57 (Price Creek Rd.).Tum S and go 5 miles to CR 32; tum S and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited within .25-mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback ~Qly. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc . .Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile Won H~. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. Go.Won CR 20 for4.5 miles to oil-well area, then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES:640 . • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. •HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. 26· - �RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on USFS road, which is suitable for 4WD only. c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. ~ S on CR 91/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/l just N of river bottom. ACRES:200 OPEN: Sept-1-May 31. · HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squinels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. Small game, waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening tjay and first weekend of late plains rifl~ deer season. RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR • 323. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. • SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. • . From Guffey, take CR 59 and go 6 miles N to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 by foot or horseback.. • . ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, black bears. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b: Fires P1:0hibited mitb E over mountain SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits .. SAGEBRUSH ORAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Tum S on BLM Rd 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES:640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse, dove. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 27 �SAGUACHE CREEK -Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VJSta Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects STL and provides several access points WofCRO. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. l{UNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAINT CHARLES - Pu.eblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go Eon Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From-end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning cloves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mi.le of buildings. b. Access from parking areas only. c. Foot or horseback only. SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N . ACRES:560 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. l{UNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on W side. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. a. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for ·6 miles to CR. T. Go 2 miles W on Rd. T, then S 1.25· miles. • .ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28.' HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: ~otor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 17, then E on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go Eon Cty Rd T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES:480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. • HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th SL (CR G), go 11.5 miles Eon CR G. Tum Non a 2-track road; go 1 mile. STL :25 mile E across BLM to Wedge.· • ·ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. tS-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, d~r. antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 28 _,..--- �SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. . .25 inile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. STI.. W of Hwy. 285, approx. 6.5 miles N ofPoncha Spgs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ---- SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STI... Access from Adams or Colorad~ State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOlITH - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles Won Rd J; turn Soµ Rd. 13 for 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S·and E I mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkey. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback.only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 • • OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, cottontail, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102; Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 85 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept I-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as postedE of Hwy. 385. ·• SCHUL1Z CANYON·- Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 arid S half of Sec. 36. CR 31 Qenters NE quarter of Sec. 31 on E side. ACRES:960 OPEN: Sept i-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go Won Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to KetrGulch-Rd.; go SW 5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, lions. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. . SIMSBURY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell IO miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go N 2.5 miles. · ACRES: 640. • OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. · 29 �HUNTING: Elle, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go Son Hwy. 285, 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 • O~EN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for bunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot o~ horseback only. • SLE~PING GIA~ - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From.Steamboat Spgs.,.go 8 miles Won Hwy. 40; tum Non CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW corner. ACRES:400 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU I8, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, turn N off Hwy. 40 onto CR 2 and· go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7 .2 miles, turn left and go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. •SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer; antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 n:nJ.e Son Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USPS Rd. 410). Go W 11 miles. Tunber activity may be present • ACRES:585 •OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, lions, turkey, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only.. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 713, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W .9 miles to CR 66 and go S. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyo~. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Disch•g fireanns prohibited within I00 feet of buildings, corrals as posted.' b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SOUTHWEST SWEE1WATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From WIiey, go N <'>D Hwy. 287 to CR A. go W on CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. 30 �ACRES:640 OPEN:. From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct 3 ~ based on water level, for fishing. Sept I. through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Geese, ducks, small game, deer. FISHING: Warmwater. SPRING CREEK- Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STI.. to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. _From Campo, go 4 miles W on Rd J, tum S on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Turn E through USPS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile and tum S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW comer. 4WD required for sandy, unimproved roads in USPS pastures. ACRES:496 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICIJONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte VJSta Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go Eon CR LL57 (USPS Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15~Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elle, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. . . STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins. Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go Non Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 and go .5 mile. ACRES:480 OPEN: ~ept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc.. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 • • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNtlNG: Deer, ellc, antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co.;GMU 681, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 285 to BLM road S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.); goW .5 mile, then S 2 miles. ACRES:56Q OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 31 • �. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles N on CR 12. Timber activity may be present. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123, then go Eon CR 123 for .25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 • OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. . RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas only. b:"Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, coyote, bear, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. - TAYLOR DRAW -Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Son Hwy. 125, 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USPS Rds. 742 and 743, 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Tum S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or ho~eback only. THOI{NBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles Won Hwy. 40; tum S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. Two parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Tum Eon Park CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Tum E; go 1.1 miles on 32 _,;-- �unmarked dirt road to W boundary ACRES: 640 in each parcel.. OPEN:Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE. SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain S1L. Access from Elk Mountain STL or State Forest ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR -12E only. ...-TIGER LILY CREEK- Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena VISta, go N on Hwy~ 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES:398 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-roundforfishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. TOMICI-ll DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Wauitlta Hot Spgs. Rd.). Tum N on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES:.640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed~ posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RES~CTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH- Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. -From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles to CR 2, then go N about.9 miles to CR 24, tum right Access through BLM or off road. ACRES:876 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles Eon CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31 for bunting. • HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only: TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd. Road and Peyton Hwy. border S1L. 33 �ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access .from designated parking area only 1WENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April I-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elle, deef, small game~ RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. • b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. . - VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of.Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. · HUNTING: Elk,. deer, antelope, bear, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated ma¢;. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 15 ~ Capulin. Go IO miles SW on dump road (CR •8) from Capulin to N end. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. _ _ HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, lions, black bear, small game. FISIDNG: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping pennitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont ctys., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. •· From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Tum right on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773. OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. RES1RICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEBER CANYON:-- Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. STL E .of CR. ACRES:461 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, lions, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • . WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33mile on CR Y, then N 2 miles on CR 10. STL on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE comer of Seel 22 on CR 10 and in SW comer of Seel 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. 34 -- �HUNTING: Deer, antelope. doves, waterfowl WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CRT. Tum E and go 6 miles to CR 53, then go _S 2 miles to CR R. tum W and go I mile, then tum N and go .5 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St and Hwy.. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road, then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary.. ACRES:640 ____ OPEN: Sept I-May 31. . HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b; M~tor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd 103). Access to SW comer Ondian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Motor vehicles restricted to Chimney Rock Rd., unless posted. b. Foot or horseback only off designated roads. c. In Badger Ck. area, ·restricted vehicle use given to physically impaired hunters with ·verification of DOW handicapped card and permission from DOW office,.Hot Sulphur Spgs., (970) 725-6200. Contact office for permission, restriction of use and map in advance: d. camping, campfires allowed within 300 feet of Chimney Rock Rd as poste4 14-day limit on camps. WHISKEY CREEK- Eagle Co., GMUs-36/45, GlenwoodSpgs. Svc. Ctr. • From Vail, go Won 1-70, take Exit 171, go .s"mile W. S1L S ofl-70. Parking at USFS office at M~dow Mountain (off 1-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Tunber activity may be present ACRES:602 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WILL0W CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles Eon CR 70. S1L .25 mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a campfires prohibited b. Foot or horseback only. • · 35 �WINDY RIDGE- Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker l63); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Tunber activity may be present CR access rungs through private property until boundmy of S1L. Do not drive or park vehicles off county road iri hay ·meadows, which are on private land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to CR 184. . c. Motor vehicle access through gate in Sect 11 restricted to designated track when road is diy. __ • d Foot or horseback only unless posted. e. Parking restricted in Sect; 14 as posted. WOLF SPRINGS - Huetfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles W to Gardner, then continue 7 miles W. Craeger Resource map useful in locating access. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; tum N go .5 mile N of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. ___RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; S1L S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SW.A. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grous~, rabbits. RES1RICTIONS: • a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 36 �LIST OF STA1E TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY ALAMOSA ACRFS Medano (also Saguache) 20,605 North Canyon Pat/Whitby Canyon Sand Creek South State Line 632 1,302 319 496 BACA BENT 542 3,640 2,949 640 2,177 360 597 398 Alamaditas Mesa Alamosa Canyon La Jara Reservoir Los Mogotes Peak Pinon Hills Rahadero Canyon San Luis Hills Vmcente Canyon 640 240 37,908 640 640 673 640 640 Bear Gulch Beddows Mountain Froze Creek Lapin Creek Rosita 640 500 640 640 640 Disappoinhnent Creek 640 BenyCreek Whiskey Creek 640 ....< CONEJOS CUSTER DOLORES EAGLE ELPASO Badger Creek (also Park) Cody Park Cottonwood Ridge Deer Haven Dirty Gulch Florence Grape Creek McCoy Gulch Newlin Creek Pinnacle Rock Short Creek Baldy Stoney Face Mountain Table Mountain Tallahassee Road Turkey Gulch Waugh Mountain (also Park) West Bear Gulch 6,032 1,560 640. 640 640 640 1,280 640 640 520 640 640 5,408 640 640 17,773 640 'FREMONT GRAND Antelope Creek Carter Creek Copper Mountain East Carter Mountain 415 640 640 Black Hawk Black Mountain Blue Spring Guillermo Ranch Little Sheep Mountain Schultz Canyon South Middle Creek Wolf Springs 1,511 640 640 2,118 640 960 585 640 Adams Cohagen East Delaney Butte Lake 640 Elk Mountain . Independence Mountain Indian Creek Johnny Moore Mountain Kemp Draw Macfarlane Reservoir North Platte Owl Creek Owl Mountain Pinkham Mountain Rabbit Ears Red Canyon Ridge Road Sand Creek Spring Creek Taylor Draw Three Sisters 3,640 2,537 · JACKSON KIOWA 602 8,8~7 Black Sage Pass Quakey Mountain Tomichi Dome HUERFANO 320 Turkey Track Ranch 5,019 3,566 11,975 640 1,280 876 2.360 880 GUNNISON 14,059 1,520 Blue Lake Keller Lease CHAFFEE Aspen Ridge Chubb Park Drnney Gulch Little Cochetopa Creek ~~Maxwell Parle Poncha Pass Sand Creek Tiger Lilly Creek CLEARCREEK Bakerville • Middle Carter-Gunsight Middle Park Milk Creek Ptannigan Slide Mountain Troublesome Valley Ranch West CarterMountain WmdyRidge 2.839 11,039 640 7,671 520 2,880· 152 640 640 520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 Nee Noshe Reservoir Southwest Sweetwater LAKE Box Creek Crystal Lake 629 467 Arrowhead Bull Mountain Dry Creek North Eagle Canyon Horse Ranch Pass Jimmy Creek LaGarde Creek Meadow Creek North Rabbit Creek Pass Creek Pfister Draw Poudre River Steinhoff Hill 200 640 640. 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 LARIMER 2~080 640 LASANIMAS Aguilar TV Hill Apishipa North . Flattop Butte Sakariason 1,240 1,301 640 1,794 37 500 1,880 2,052 560 �LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNfY PROPEIUY LOGAN Atwood Ford Bridge Red Lion Ranch MOFFAT Bakers Peak Ba1d Mountain Ben Mmgan Canyon Big Hole Gulch Boston Flats Box Elder Box Elder North Castor Gulch Cedar Springs Cedars Citadel Cold Springs Mountain Cross Mountain Elk Springs #1 Elk Springs #3 Fortification Greasewood Homestead Des Grove Jeffway Gulch Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt) Jubb Creek • Little Snake Maybell Monument Butte Morapos Creek Morgan Gulch Oxbow --~PtneTree Gulch Pirion Ridge Pole Gulch Rattlesnake Hill Sagebrush Draw Simsbwy Draw South Duffy Mountain South Nipple Rim Tumple Canyon Thornburg Draw Triangle Willow Creek MONTEZUMA Menefee Peak • Weber Canyon MORGAN Weldon Valley OTERO Higbee Canyon PARK 63 Ranch Antero Badger Creek (also Fremont) Badger Flats Crooked Top Dick's Peak ACIIBS 160 280 200 12,393 6,887 640 1,847 104 628 640 640 640 640 640 26,509 640 800 1,680 1,866 3,518 640 2,079 640 5,558 640 640 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 1,635 8,400 6,032 3,570 400 640 38 Eleven Mile 265 Hartse! 420 High Creek 1,121 McArthur Gulch 480 Saddle Mountain 640 1,280 Three Mile Mountain Waugh Mountain (also Fremont) 11,n3 Wormer Gulch 640 PUEBLO Saint Charles 16,675. RIO GRANDE DiyCreek 1,280 Gerrard 799 ROUTT Coa1 Bank Gulch 879 Cottonwood Creek 640 Deep Creek 320 Fly Gulch 460 360. Grassy Creek Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat) 5,558 King Creek 640 Maynard Gulch 724 Moody Creek 640 Moonhill 640 Morrison Creek 640 Sage Creek 640 Sleeping Giant 400 1,863 Stokes Gulch 1,200 l\ventyMile Yampa River 2,006 SAGUACHE Baca 13,105 Burro Springs I&2 6,175 Da1ey Gulch 644 Little La Garita Creek 640 Los Creek 320 Medano (also Alamosa) 20,605 Middle Creek 640 Mineral Hot Springs 640 2,567 MishakLakes Mogotas Arroyo 320 Old Woman Creek 640 2,059 Saguache Creek 3,238 San Juan Creek San Luis Creek 640 San Luis Creek #2 480 1,898 Sanderson Guieb .Steel Canyon 640 Stonehouse Gulch 560 Villa Grove 880 Werner Arroyo 320 SANMIGUEL Carter Place 320 Dry Creek Basin 640 Poison Spyder 640 WELD CarrTract • 3,240 640. Greasewood Lake YUMA Landsman Creek 332 3,202 Sandy Bluffs � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/c9fa931261fe1b2babde0e51a2e04ffa.pdf 40c6cf4fe76d29134fb92407e915cb11 PDF Text Text �- ~- --::::U-:"'.'<.0 -- -,~_E!'"_.:-r..·• ··~·_:'. F~' .--~~;•.'(?'..; ~ :,. <~~· :-~,- .-:!. ~~~ ~-:~=~~ : . ~--. :-:: ,·;, -- ·-: ~:~~ •:·-~?;~; ·:'."\!~H ·;:~f-;tf11 :_;~ -:itEFH :i\ft~ll} :~-'.~ ·:-::-: .~·\t'.~PI~f; - -~ ,Colo~Q:Sp~.,~~'(1:l?t~~~2~ •.. Pueblo,_&~•. <rlWt56h5~0(l : - ~ - - -:: _· ·_-:: . .., 7: ·-· ·· Printed for free distribution by the COWRADODIVISIONOFWILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 WWW,wildlife.state.co.us F.ditor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for by hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2003, 30,000 copies. The Wildlife ,Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of May 2003): Rick Emtrom, chair; Philip J. James, vice chair, Olive Valdez, secrelaly; Tom Burlce, member; Brad Phelps, member; Robert Shoemaker, member; Ken Torres, member; Bernard Black, member; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Greg Walcher, ex-officio member; Don Ament, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as 11 guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at OOW offices. • �RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS 1. Oosed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. 2. Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these regulations apply to State Trust Lands leased by DOW for wildlife recreation: a. Oosed March I-Aug. 31, unless posted otherwise. b. Open to only hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by rouths 15 or younger who are accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old CRITERIA PROHIBITING ACTIVITIES The DOW may manage activities by posting signs, considering these criteria: a. Public safety. b. Calving or lambing areas nearby. c. Nearby corrals, loading chute or other livestock structures. d. Nearby private buildings, such as outbuildings, houses, barns, storage sheds. e. Nearby agricultural equipment t: If road or trail protection is needed to prevent excessive damage. g. Negative impacts on wildlife, livestock or agricultural products. h. If area provides additional public benefits and is consistent with other agreements. ALPHABETICAL LISTING ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs., Svc. Ctr. From Walden go 4.2 miles N on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles E to CR SA, then E .8 mile to two-track road. Toke two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. Unless accessing from Colorado State Forest, STL provides the only way into Adams and Sand Creek STLs. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, moose, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Access restricted as posted b. Foot or horseback only. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, talce Exit 30 off 1-25 to CR 63.1. Go .5 mile W. ACRES:500 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28_HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on E side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GMU 81, ~onte Vista Svc;·Ctr. . Route #1: From Los Mogotes Peak STL (see directions in this brochure), go Won 2-track 7.5 miles to W boundary. #2: From La Jara STL, (see directions in this brochure) go S of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles S to S boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles E on FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Fox. Creek trail. Go 1 mile to W boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: E.lk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RES1RICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. �ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 miles S of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles W on USFS Rd 250 to Terrace Res. (Alamosa Canyon). Then go on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest ACRES:240 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RES'IRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE: CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles E to East Carter Mtn. gate. Walk-through gate with signs provides access. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RES'IRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. - AN1ERO - Parle Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State WIidlife Area- From N of Antero Jct on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd; then go W 1.75 miles to NW comer of STI... Or, 4.5 miles N of Antero Jct on Hwy. 285, then W on unmarked USFS Rd 433, .5 mile to N boundary. Tnnber activity may be present ACRES: 8,400 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APISHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take 1-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go E for 18.5 miles. Then go Son CR 77 for 7 miles; go Eon CR 90 for 11 miles to Apishapa SWA. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. RES'IRICTIONS: . a. Foot or horseback only. . b. Motor vehicles prohibited ~t parking lot ARROWHEAD - Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 miles Won Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles on highway frontage onN side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE - Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 milesN. Tum left on Chaffee CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at N and S ends of STL. Tunber activity may be present ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. RES'IRICTIONS: , a. Foot or horseback only. ~- Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. A1WOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 63. Access near SE comer of STI.. next to CR 3?0. 2 �ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, whitetailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. Reservations required by calling DOW reservation line 1-800-846-9453. • . b. Some reservations, up to 90 percent, for mobility-impaired and youth mentor hunting. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. . d Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Paintball shooting prohibited. • ::..- • BACA ~ Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc.· Ctr. N of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Roads D and G (E of.Hwy. 17). ACRF.S: 13,105 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting restric_ted to cow elk only. BADGER CREEK - Fremont, Park Cty., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. Froin Cotopaxi, go 21 miles N on CR 12, then go W 1 mile on BLM road. From Hartse!, go S on Hwy. 9 to Park CR 53. Follow 'CR 53, 22 miles. Tunber activity may be present ACRES: 6,032 · OPEN: Sept 1-feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 N of Hwy. 50, •GMU 581 S ofHwy. 50) _ • Three points of access: (1.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. (2.) From Lake George, go W 2.25 miles on CR 90. (3.) From Lake George, go W on Hwy. 24 approx. 8 . miles to USFS Rd. 891; go S. ACRF.S: 3,570 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go N on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Go 1.5 miles to Sem boundary. Also accessed by going 1 mile N of above intersection on Hwy. 13 to Sem boundmy. Hwy. 13 and CR 101 transect S1L. Parking along those roads. ACRF.S: 12,393 •OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off state or cpunty roads. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take I-70 W 5 miles. Stl is 1.25 miles E of Bakerville exit Majority is N of 1-70. • 3 �ACRF.S:320 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, mountain lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. • . b. Access only off 1-70 right of way. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. . Tract I: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go Won CR 150 for .5 mile. Tract 2: From Maybell, go Non CR 19 for IO miles to CR 71. Go Won CR 71 to CR 71S. Go Son CR 71S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to CR 21. Go Non CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles N of Hwy. 318 and W of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles N of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. . ACRF.S: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk; sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go IO miles Eon Hwy. 96 to CR 271. Go I mile to NW comer of ~1L. ACRF.S:640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. • HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go N about 8 ·miles on Hwy. 69. Access 1/8 mile through SW quarter of S1L. Parking in 1/2-acre lot off Hwy. 69. ACRF.S:500 • OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. . BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take 1-70 W to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go N to Singletree entrance, then W to USFS Rd. 778. Go I mile and take first left after cattle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through S1L. Surrounded by USFS lapd. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles N on Hwy. 13: Take CR 4 W 15 miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, s ~ game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping and campfires prohibited. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go S on 1-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles S on CR 312 to E side of S1L. Or, take CR 310 W to N side. 4 �ACRES: 1,511 • OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, antelope, elk. doves, rabbits, turkeys. ·RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr'. From Gardner, go l mile W on Hwy. 69. Tum N on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go W .5 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. }.:.May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall PassRd), go N on Hwy. 50, 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go N on USFS Rd. 888 for 55 miles to S boundary. -ACRES: 415 . • OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. _RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From LasAnimas, take Hwy. 194 W to CR 10, N 11 miles then W 2.5 miles on CR IT to Bern boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR IT; (2) at bridge on SE comer; (3) at Send. • ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Antelope, deer,-waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Wannwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a Islands closed May 15-Aug. 31. b. Camping permitted as posted. c. Motor vehicles permitted on designated roads ·only. BLUE SPRING - Huem190 Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc~ Ctr. From Gardner go W on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Tum N and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. BOSTON FLATS :.. Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. STI.. N of Hwy. 318. Parking between hwy. • and STI... No roads; only walk-in access. "' ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing, watchable wildlife. Open for hunting Sept 1-Feb. 28. H{JNTING: Big game, small game. • BOX CREEK- Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. Froin Leadville, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 24, tum Won CRs 10/24 for 2.4 miles. 5 �ACRES:629 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17; tum right, go 15 miles to CR 51. Go· 1 mile to CR 32 and go 85_ miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTI0NS: Foot or horseback only. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU·S, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 N 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC); ·go 35 miles W. CR SOC runs through SE corner. 1\vo-track road runs into SW part. ACRES:640 •• OPEN:'Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. BURRO SPRINGS 1 & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go W on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: ~ deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mtn. lion, rabbits, dove, blue grouse. CARR 1RACT - Weld Co., GMU 8i Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take 1-25 N 20 miles to Carr exit Go NE on Carr/Rockport Rd (CR 126). Stl 2 miles NE of town of Carr. • ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15-last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting from blinds prohibited b. Fires prohibited, including but not limited to open fires, BBQ's, stemo cans, smoking. c. Maximum of 15, one.day permits may be issued by DOW. Pennits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. CAIUER CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd (USPS Rd 103); go 3 miles E to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RES1RICTIONS: a Motor vehicles prohibited except by written permission for physically handicapped. b. Contact DOW in Hot Sulphur Spgs. for written pennission and map, (970) 725-6200. c. Foot or horseback onty. CARI'ER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, :Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 E 3.5 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles Son Hwy.141. Tum W on _CR HH3 I and go 3 miles to dirt road; then go 1 mile S. 6 • �ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 .. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Access through BLM only b. Foot or horseback only. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Son Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go E .5 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOTE: Exchange of use on S'IL. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go E on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; tum S on ~ 23 and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicle access permitted only on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 20 miles S on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go SW 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Tum W (right) on CR 31 ·1; go I mile. Tunber activity may be present ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, groµse, rabbits. lffiSTRICTIONS: • a Camping pennitted only as posted b. Motor vehicle access permitted on county roads as posted COAL BANK GULCH (youth mentor hunting only) - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2.5 miles N on CR 76. ACRES:879 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, sharp-tail grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited except for youth mentor hunting. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders and rimfire rifles only. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. 'fract 1: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go N on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go N 6.25 miles to SW comer of STL. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th St in Canon City, go S on 4th St 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 103 miles Son CR 143 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go 7 �NW on BLM Rd 6227, 4 miles. Access by foot or horseback 7 miles thru BLM. ACRES: 1,560 • OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Mountain lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go E 1.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. COW SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybea go NW on Hwy. 318, 41 miles to CR ION. Go Non CR ION for 8 miles. Stl W of CR ION largely on top of Cole\ Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres E of CR ION are mixed with BLM and private land 4-wheel-drive vehicles advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. • ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Aug. I-Dec. 31. . HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping allowed only during big game seasons. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. °COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go S on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peale or from CR 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USPS land on S. All other access from private land. Pennission required. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, campfires prohibited C01TONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go Non CR 80 I mile to CR 70. Go E 2.8 miles to CR 80 and go N 10.7 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters limited through ~datory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. • COITONWOOD RIDGE- Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go Won Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn Non Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Tum W at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit. • FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. CROOKED TOP - Parle Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles N,on Hwy~ 285 to traffic light Turn left on Parle CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Tum left .3 mile to USPS Rd 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walle NE 2 miles. 8 �ACRES:400 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. NOI'E: No access from CR 43 or through fonner Deer Creek S1L, which has been sold Access only from USFS Rd 101. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to mile marker 44; go N on Deer Lodge Parle Rd about 2.5 miles to Bi..M easement • ACRES:64() OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. CRYSTAL LAKE- Lake Co., GMUs- 48 &49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, W of river, GMU 49, E of river) From Leadville, go S on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go W 1 mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go S on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork. Take left fork S .75 miles. ACRES:467 . OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. DALEY GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. 'From Sargents at USPS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go N .75 mile and turn left into S1L. Enter at gravel pit W of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES:644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping pennitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Steamboat Spgs., go N on CR 129 for 10 miles to CR 54, then W 5 miles to CR 56. Go W and S 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue W 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles, 4x4 only.) • ACRES:320 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, ·resource damage or trespassing on private S1L. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. CtJ:. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Oo 9 miles N to CR 11 Turn right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Turn right on Deer Haven Rd, and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right, and go .7 miles to end of road. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round watchable for wildlife. HUNTING: Big game, small game. • RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 9 �DICK'S PEAK - Parle Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartsel, take Hwy. 9 S 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick's Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot_ access only. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles Non.CR 12. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK- Dolores Co., GMU 711, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles W to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go Non Hwy. 141 for 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go S on CR l 9Q (USPS Rd. 250), 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go .25 mile S to N eQd of STI... Enter on N end, .25 mile S of CR I9Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go N on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. Stl W of Hwy. 285: Just N on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument site with parlcing. Do not attempt access·from N via subdivision on CRs 251A or 251. CR 25f makes a big circle and only Sem prong can be used to access on S side. • ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept l-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect 16: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 ·south Rd. Go 3 miles W. Sect 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 S 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go W 9.5 miles to STI... ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited in safety zone along E side of Sect 16 as posted. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145, between Naturita and Redvale, tum Son Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to Dry Creek Basin SWA. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, and small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 10 �_ DRY .CREEK NORTII - Larimer Co., GMU_ 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go W on Cherokee Park Rd., CR 80 C, from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR I03, then N to Bull Mountain Access Rd. Go 5 miles NE to S1L, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access S1L; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, bear, mountain lion. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 W to Big Thompson School; go N 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd. Go 2.5 miles W on Storm Mountain Rd. to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to S boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles Won Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles E to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OP~: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping permitted only as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Parking permitted in designated lots only. EAST DELANEY BUTIE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W to CR 5. Go I mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes State Wtlcllife Area Stl E of lake. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. . RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. ELEVEN MILE- Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse), go SE 17 miles. Stl crosses CR on N and S. ACRES:265 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th Street E, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left about 2.5 miles to CR 12E over Elk Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road Access only from State Forest and parking lot at end of CR 12E. ACRES: 2,839 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyo~. FISHING: Cold-water stream. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. 11 �b. Access from parking lotonly. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go W on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; tum S on BLM Rd 1509. Go S 9 miles through Sect 36 and tum NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of Sects. 14, 23, 26) open to hunting. Enter S end through Sect 26. ACRES: 800 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope~ mountain lions, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ELK; SPRINGS #3 - Moffat.Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Elk Springs, go .75 mile W on Hwy. 40. BLM road through center of S1L S of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or.horseback only. FLATfOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on 1-25, talce Exit 34 to CR 60. Go Efor 10 miles; then go Non CR 75 for 2 miles. Go E on CR 64 for 2 miles and N on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot ACRES: 2,052 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes.. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goesW to Florence Picnic Area, next to STL. ' ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Access through national forest only. FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., go Non Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go W to CR 44A, then N I mile. ACRES:460 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Open for youth mentor hunting only. b. Foot or horseback only. FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. Froni Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go E .5 mile. ACRES:280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a· Hunting ·prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifJe deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late p!ams rifle deer season. • 12 �c. Paintball shooting prohibited. FORI1FICATION - Moffitt Co., GMU 301, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go Non Hwy. 13 for 9.5 miles. ACRES: 866 " OPEN: Day after 4th rifle season through last day of late season in Dec. for hunting. HUNTING: Elle. RESTRICTIONS: a Access and hunting allowed through Frosty Acres Ranch only. Contact ranch for reservations, (970) 824-8935 or (970) 824-9568. b. Hunting restricted to cow elk. c. Access only from parking area off Hwy. 13. d. Foot access only. FOSSIL RIDGE - Gunnison Co., GMU 55, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, go Eon Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Parlin.'Turn Non CR 76 and go 9 miles to USFS Rd. 822. Tum W on USFS Rd. 822 and follow it 2 miles. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FOUR MILE - Douglas Co., GMU 51, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Woodland Park, take Hwy. 67 N 11.5 miles to Westcreek. Go S on CR 73 for 0.7 of a mile; go Won CR 68 for 2 miles; go N.on USFS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles~ USJ:S Rd. 523 runs through STL. Tunber activity may be present ACRES:360 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 69. Go W on CR 105 for 1 mile to SE comer of STL. Parking lot at CRs 105 and 111. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. 1\vo miles E of South Fork or 13 miles W of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile S of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES:799 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot Qr horseback only. . . GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go S on First Street, 1 mile to CR 3. W on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go S .5 mile through park to NE comer of STL. Continue through STL along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk W up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. · ACRES: 1,280 • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted • on Grape Creek. ' 13 �HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. • RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GRASSY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go E on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go S 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES:360 OP~: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21. Then go Non CR 21 for 1.5 miles and Eon two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21, ·then go N on CR 21 to CR 50. Oo Eon CR 50, for 5 miles. (3) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 21; go N on CR 21 to CR 42, then Eon CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, N on CR 19 to CR 8. East on CR 8 to CR 6. Head NE on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8. Then go Eon CR 8 to CR 8N and go N 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go Non CR 19 to CR 8, then go E to CR 8N. Stl NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. • GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles Eon Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.). Go N and Eon Rd. 87 for 14 miles to CR 68. Parking NE of intersection. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, d9ves, ducks. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 69 to Badito Jct From Badito Jct, take CR 520 S for 6 miles fo Major Ranch entrance.. Then go W 1.25 miles on CR 520.1 to SE comer of STL. CR 520.1 enters STL on SE comer, then traverses STL 3 miles to W boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit, dove, coyote. RESTRICTIONS:·Motor vehicles pCQhibited off designated roads. HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse!, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 S, 5 mile. Prty. on both sides of road. Also from Hartse!, go SE on CR 59, 3 miles to parking area. Walle S I mile and W .25 mile. ACRES:420 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go _13 miles Son Hwy. 100. STL N of Hwy. I()() between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804.. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. 14 �HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 285. Toke road E of Hwy. 285 a half miles E to road going S. Go .25 miles. ' ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round forfishing. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. _ From Maybell, go Won Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR 10. Go SW on CR 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go S on BLM Rd 1686, 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Campfires prohibited b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go N 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd (CR SOC). Go W on Cherokee Park Rd, 40-miles to CR 103. N to Bull Mountain road, then go 4 miles NE. Parking on adjacent BLM land. Tnnber activity may be present Access is by rough 4X4 road; no turnaround-for trailers. ACRES:640 OPEN:.Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. R,ESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. _, From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles S of Hamilton and I mile E of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go S on Hwy. 13 for 5~ miles S of Hamilton and 1 mile W of mile marker 70.4. Access to E parcel off Hwy. 13 on Wedge of property. To W parcel, go S off Hwy. 13 on CR 49, 1 mile to parking area· • ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, e~ antelope, small game. RESTRJ;CTIONS: Foot or horseback only. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go W 8 miles to CR 7. Go N 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go W 6 miles on CR 6y. ACRES: 11,039 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. . RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retriev~ only 10 am. to 2 p.m. on some roads otherwise closed to motorized traffic. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Non CR 27, 3.6 miles to CR 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game 15 �RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE 1/4 of Seel 16. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Access from parking lot off CR 21 only. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles S on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go E on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles N to STL. Horse gate at SE comer. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game, birds RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horsebac~ only. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc: Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles Won Hwy. 14. Tum Non Laramie Rivei: Rd 103 and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain road. Then go E 1.25 miles to BLM and STL boundary. Bordered on E, N and W by BLM land ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Moffat, Routt ctys., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go N on CR 80, 25 miles to property on W side of CR 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: ~t Sat in Aug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunters limited through a mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. b. Foot or horseback only. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy.14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go I mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th SL E until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles E to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles S, then E. Or, take 5.th Street E until it becomes CR 12. Go E IO miles to CR 29. Go .9 miles to ~ g area. Parking lot W of dam. Parking lot .25 mile N of dam. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. • FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. KELLER LEASE- Bent Co., GMU 146, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles S of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD; then go .5 mile E to CR 13 for 15 miles, then Eon CR FF for .5 mile. Go N 13.5 for .5 mile; tJ}en Eon CR FF5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only.· KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; go 1.3 miles S. ACRES:520 16 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game.) • RESTRICTIO~S: Motor vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 21. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Topomis, go .5 mile Son Hwy. 131 and tum Won CR 5 about 3 miles. Go Son CR SA for 1 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISf:IING: Cold-water stream fishing. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14, 50 miles W. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) N 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go W 15 miles·on USFS Rd. 200, then Son Rd. 143 and go Eon Rd 207. ACRES:640 OPEN: ~ept·l-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elle, deer, bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LA JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go Won Hwy. 15 for 105 miles to USFS Rd 240; go 23 miles. Tunber activity may be present ACRES: 37,908 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept 1-Feb. 28 for hµnting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, mtn. lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three ·coldwater streams. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted. b. foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. LANDSMAN CREEK - Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles Non Hwy. 385; go .5 mile Eon Yuma CR 0. ACRES:332 OPEN: June 1-Aug. 31. HUNTING: Deer, twkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 17 miles Eon Hwy. 96 to Hwy. 1~5. Go S for 13 miles to Ophir Creek. Rd. Then go W 8 miles to Deer Peak through USFS land ACRES: 640 , OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. UTILE COCHEfOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., take Hwy. 50 W 2.5 miles to CR 210, then S 45 miles. Tunber activity may be present ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. 17 �HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. 'RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. UTILE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go W on Camero Creek Rd for 1 mile, then go S at fork on La Garita Rd:-for 3 miles. Go W on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) 5 miles. Toke USFS Rd. 670 to SE comer or from Won USFS Rd 670 to SW comer. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LITfLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on CR 560 (Arco Rd) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses S1L from NW comer to S side. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 3 L HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off county roads. • LITfLE SNAKE - Moffat Co., GMU '113, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Go N on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk. rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy: 114. Go SE 20 miles. Tum right on CR . NN56. Go SE about 7 .5 miles to USFS Rd 787.2A. Go E 2 miles to S access. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk. deer, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off ~stablishecl roads. LOS MOGOIES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From S side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 17 to two-track trail N of Hwy. 17 by old cemetery. Go N and Won two-track along N side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to E boundary. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. McARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go W on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. 18 �McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles S on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go"E across BLM to W boundary. • ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey, bears, mountain lions, elk, deer. RESTRICTTONS: Foot or horseback only. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go Son Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles W to parking lot or drive .3 miles W to two-track road. For access to Wern portion, take access road 2.1 miles N. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road N on W side of fence 1 mile. Ta1ce 2-track .8 miles W. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 _OPEN: Aug. 15-F~b. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTTONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MARSHALL PASS - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. • From Sargents at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd 243 (Marshall Pass· Rd), go E on USFS Rd. 243 for 4.5 mil~. Access by vehicle on Indian Creek Rd. Parking at Indian Creek. ACRES:'659 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Marshall and Indian creeks. RESTRICTTONS: a Camping permitted as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc; Ctr. In Buena VJSta at the stoplight, go 1 mile W 9n CR 306 to CR 321. Go Son CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Tum W on CR 327 and go W 1 mile to parking lot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles W to CR 339, then S 2 miles to parking lot Access also from Hwy. 40, 4.5 miles E of Maybell and off Hwy. 318, W of Maybell near town of Sunbeam. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, ·antelope. RESTRICTTONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Max. 4 vehicles to parking area; ·max. 3 people per-vehicle. C. Access through parking areas only. 0 MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 1.5 miles N on CR 19. Tract E and W of CR 19, N of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects STL from N and S and provides primary access. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTINO: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTTONS: . a Camping permitted as posted. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off design.ated roads. c. Foot or horseback only. 19 �MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat.Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles'W on Hwy. 40. S1L N of highway. ACRES:724 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. c. Hunters limited through mandatory check station to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. • d. Foot or horseback only. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache ctys., GMU 82, Monte-Vista Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17, thel} go E 8 miles on Lane 6 North to San Luis Lakes SWA or 17 miles N of Alamosa on Hwy. 17. Go E 4 miles on Twelve Mile Lane. ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only: b. Hunting restricted to cow elk only. c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte VISa for reservations, (719) 587-69()(); MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Tum right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2.5 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES:635 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, turkey, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. NW ~tor: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles W to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles W to CR 25. Toke CR 26, left fork .5 mile from Hwy. 40 and go E 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping permitted only as posted along Chimney Rock Rd b. Foot or horseback only. CAUTION: Roads highly erochble; care advised in wet weather.. MIDDLE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte VISta Svc. Cti. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go N on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go N 2 miles on USFS Rd. 856. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS 20 ~ �Rd. 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Toke USFS Rd. 131 for I mile E to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Access from national forest parking area only. MILK CREEK - Grand Co~, GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 W 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go N 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then Eon USFS Rd. 131 to sign • and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles W to CR 184. Go 2 miles W (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just be(ore Muddy Creek. In wet weather, stay on CR 184, mile marker 161 and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Toke Hwy. 40 W of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area, mile marker 163. Tunber activity may be present. ACRES: 11,975 . OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from national·fo~t parking area only. MINERAL Har SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go S 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile E. CRs GG and 58EE bisectS1L. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects S1L and provides several access points W~CRQ • • ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. • MOGarAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Qr. From Saguache, go S 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go W 4 miles to BLM road that bisects S1L. ACRES:320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go S on CR 45 for 4 miles. Parking lot with camping at S end off CR. ACRES: 65J OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off county road. 21 �MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 231, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Spgs., take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles S to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 S to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USFS Rd. 900. Go .75 mile N. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited N of Moody Creek. b. Foot or horseback only. MOONHil..L - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oarlc, go SE on USFS Rd 440 to Rd 471. At USFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3 miles. Also, comer of Moonhill next to CR 129 about 12 miles N of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spgs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles prohibited. c. Firewood cuttjng, campfires, camping prohibited. MORAPOS CREEK- Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles Son Hwy. 13, then tum Son CR 41. Go 2 miles to acce.5S on BLM land. Access steep and up to 2 miles from CR. Grune retrieval may be difficult ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking lot on BLM land off CR on S side ·or STI... only. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 21 I.. Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 13 S from Craig to Axial Basin. Go W on CR 51 to CR 32. Go W on CR 32 for 4 miles. CR 32 runs through STI.... CR 133 runs through N part of STI.... ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. , • HUNTING: Elle, deer, antelope, small game. MORRISON CREEK- Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go E 4 miles to inlet of Stagecoacn Res:, and go S on CR 16 for 7 miles. Private access road on STI.... No public motorized use-on this road pennitted. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big gaine, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or hprseback only. b. Motor vehicles-prohibited off county roads. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From :Eads, take Hwy. 287 S I0.5 miles to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. I-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. 22 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. b. Foot or horseback only. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go S on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Ck. Rd. Go W 1 mile to NW comer. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on E by boundary; on N and S by boundary • and extending .25 mile along E boundary. NOR111 CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and Baca CR J, go 10 miles Won CR J to CR 18. Take CR 18 for 4 miles S. ' ACRES:632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. ' HUNTING: Antelope, Quajl, Coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. NORTH PLATIE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden~ go .5 miles W CR 12, then W 5.3 miles to CR 18, and go 2 miles W to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For hunting access, ta1ce CR 9 S from bridge 1 mile and access STL W of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ASI-DNG: North Platte River. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte VJSta Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go Non Hwy. 112 for .75 mile; tum left on CR 15. Go N and W about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd 646 and go 1 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. OWL CREEK-Jjlckson Co., GMU ·171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, taJce Hwy. 14 E 9 miles to CR 25. Go S 4.5 miles to STL; then .7 mile to parking area. Tunber activity may be present ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, moose, small game, waterfowl. RESTRICTION~: Foot or horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN -Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go N on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go E .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 17 miles NW on Hwy. 318.to parking lot on S side. 23 �ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. I5-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl, ~ove, rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a Watchable wildlife March I-Aug. 15 allowed only above natural bluff 75 yards from water on N.~~ - b. Open for youth mentor hunting, as posted. For information, call (970)"824-3046. PALMER GULCH - Summit Co., GMU 37, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 9, close to Blue River SWA. Use entrance to Blue River SWA parking lot ACRES:320 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. PAT/WHITBY CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lannar Svc. Ctr. Whitby Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go S on CR 8, 5.5 miles to CR G. Go E .8 miles to Comanche Natl. Grasslands. STL N of Comanche. Pat Canyon Tract: From Springfield, go Won Hwy. 160, 24.7 miles to CR 8. Go Son CR 8, 10 miles to Kirkwell. Go W on CR M, 2 miles to CR 5. Go S on CR 5, 1.1 miles. ACRES: 1,302 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Small game, deer, antelope. RESTRICTIONS:. a Foot access only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited. PFISTER DRAW - Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR SOC. Go W to CR 103 (known as Four Comers). Go N 7 miles to E properties. To W STL, tum off USFS Rd. 200 and go W 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR I 03, which goes through SW comer of sect 36. Seel 34 is 5 miles W of CR I03 on USFS Rd 200. Go N I mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited. PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go S of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 12 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking lot on CR 57. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles N to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go W 1.5 miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go S to end of road. -ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 24 �PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles S through BLM to NE comer of STL. Parking at Salt Lick BLM recreation site. ACRES:520. OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. PINON IDLLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vtsta Svc. Ctr. From Manassa, go 3.6 miles Eon Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go SE 3 miles. S1L S of road. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable ~dlife. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. . RESTRICTIONS:,Foot or horseback only. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles,S to CR 29W. Take CR 29W; go W 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088, and go 2 miles NW. Tum S on road; go 1 mile S. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off existing i:oads. POLE OULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles Non Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go W for 1.75 miles. S1L S of CR 4 and extends 5 miles W of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prolnbited off existing roads. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Spgs., go S .5 mile on Hwy. 285 to,NE comer. ACRES:360 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. POUDRE RNER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 toTed's Place (Conoco Station), then either go Won Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to S1L, or go _Non Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. 14 access N and E of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN:.Year-round for fishing. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, small game. , FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited E of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and forest lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at N end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or 25 �Crooked Creek Rd (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited except snowmobiles on 1 foot of snow. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. 50 and 135, go Eon Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd) Go N 10 miles to summit of Black Sage~- Go Son USFS Rd. 887.48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2.5 miles. ACRES:640 .OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 4 RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go W on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, ¢.en go N .6 miles to parking lot or go 4.4 miles . and lot is on N side. Tunber activity may be present ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabf?its. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. . b. As posted, closure on W side, Aug. 15-Sept 1. area RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles Won CR 15; tum left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. • • ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, bears. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited offexisting roads. RATILESNAKE IDLL - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig; go W on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd) Tum S and go 5 miles to CR 32; tum S and go 4 miles on CR 32. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE corner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, -sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a· Hunting prohibited within ,25-:mile safety zone along E boundary as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles W to CR 5 and go 1 mile N to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA. GoW on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil-well area, then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. • HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Access only from parking area on forest service road, which is suitable for 4X4 only. • c. Trailer access prohibited past parking area. 26 �RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Tum S on CR 97/l, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1 just N of river bottom. ACRES: 200 • OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squinels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. b. Small game, waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late pl~ rifle deer season. . RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1.2 miles Won Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. go 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then go S 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go S 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go E 6 miles on CR 328. Go S 3 miles on CR 323.. • ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a Hunting, discharging weapons restricted to bows, muzzleloaders, shotguns. b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc; Ctr. From Guffey, take CR 59 and go 6 miles N to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles E over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, black bears. RESTRICTIONS: a Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. b. Fues prohibited. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU·t t, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go E on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Tum S on BLM Rd. 1509. Go 5 miles. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse, dove. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta Syc. Ctr. _ From Moffat, go S 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects S1L and provides several access points W~CRU • 27 �ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co., GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go Eon Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go S on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of paveJ)lent, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: • A. Discharging firearms prohibited within .25 mile of buildings. b. Access from parking-areas only. c. Foot or horseback only. .,/0 SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go W 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to CR 41.7. Go 11.6 miles N. ACRES:560 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bear, turkey, mtn. lions. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on W side. SAN WAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to CR. T. Go 2 miles W on Rd. T, then S 1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept 1.:.Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail andjackrabbil~,·coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles Non Hwy. 17, then Eon CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go Eon Cty Rd T. Take first right on CR 60. Go SE 1.25 miles. ACRES:480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or ~orseback only. SAN LUIS Hll.LS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St (CR G), go 11.5 miles Eon CR G. Tum Non a 2-track road; go I mile. S1L .25 mile E across BLM to W edge. ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elle, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. .25 mile S of Hwys. 291 and 285. S1L W of Hwy. 285, approx. 6.5 miles N of Poncha Spgs. ACRES:597 • OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. 28 �HUNTING: Elk. deer, small game. RESTRJCTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions 10 Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping permitted as posted. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co.. GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 15 miles Won Rd. J; tum Son Rd. 13 for 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go S and E I mile; take right fork S .25 mile. ACRES: 3 19 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTLNG: Deer. mountain lions. doves. scaled quail, rabbits. coyotes, bobcats, turkey. RESTRJCTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go N on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, cottontail, coyo1cs. RESTRJCTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co.. GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Idalia, go 8.5 miles N on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. I-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as pos1ed E of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85. Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) S 11 miles. CR 330 tmverses NE quaner of Sec. 31 and S half of Sec. 36. CR 3 10 enters NE qua11er of Sec. 3 1 on E side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept I-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, bears, mountain lions, mbbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. RESTRJCTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go W on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Ken- Gulch Rd. ; go SW 5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, moumain lions. SIMSBURY DRAW - Moffat Co.. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 W from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2 122; go N 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. 29 �63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go Son Hwy. 285, 14.5 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot E of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Steamboat Spgs., go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; tum N on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on ~ 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW comer. ACRES:400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback oiily. SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. East of Kremmling, tum N off Hwy. 40 onto CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles, tum·left and go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private land on S, W or N. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTII DUFFY MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. S of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go W 2 miles to CR 17, then go N 5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN:·Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTII MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From La Veta, go .5 mile Son Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USPS Rd 410). Go W 11 miles. Tunber activity may be present • ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turlrey, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SOUTII NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU 213, Meeker Svc: Ctr. From Maybell, go N on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 2L Then go N 11 miles to CR 7 and head N 2 miles to CR 4. Then go W 9 miles to CR 66 and go S. ACRES: 19,962 . OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. b. Foot or horseback only. c. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. SPRING CREEK-Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go 4 miles S to·CR 32, then go 1.2 miles E. Access also from Cohagen STL to N and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. 30 �HUNTING: Antelope, elk, small game. a STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles Won Rd. J, turn Son Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Tum E through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile and turn S at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At 1 mile, go through two gates and continue SE for 1.3 miles to NW comer. 4x4 required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES:496 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go Eon CR LL57 (USFS Rd 970) for 3.5 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug; 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. RES1RICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go Non Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles W on CR 74E; go N on CR 37 and go .5 mile. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. c. Foot or horseback only. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go S on CR 37 to CR 59. • ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 681, Monte Vtsta Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles Non Hwy. 285 to BLM road S from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Spgs.); go W .5 mile, then S 2 miles. ACRES:560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28: HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, .coyotes. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles N on CR 12. Thnber activity may be present ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. SWEE1WATER - Kiowa Co., GMU 126, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From WIiey, go N_ on Hwy._ 287 to CR A, go Won CR A to CR 40; go N 3 miles. 31 �ACRES:640 OPEN: From last day of waterfowl season (or as posted) through Oct. 31, based on water level, for fishing. Sept- I through last day of waterfowl season for hunting. HUNTING: Geese, ducks, small game, deer. ASHING: Warmwater. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., .GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles Eon Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go N 3 miles to CR 123, then go Eon CR 123 for .-25 mile to CR 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SWA. Access from upper parking area on S and E. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a Camping prohibited except during big.game season in designated areas only~ b. Horseback riding. prohibited except during big game. season. c. Foot or horseback only. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles Won Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 2. Take CR 2 W for 3 miles. ACRES:-640 OPEN: Sept 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, coyote, bear, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TAYLOR DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go Son Hwy. 125, 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rd-;. 742 and 743, 3.1 miles to gate. ACRES:320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. • TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go SW on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn S to Rattlesnake Hill. Access via Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES:637 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn S on BLM Rd. 1558. Go about .25 mile. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off ~gnated roads. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Parle Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. 1\vo parcels: (1) Take Hwy. 9 from Hartsel 14 miles S. Turn Eon Park CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd) and go 2 miles. (2) Take Hwy. 9 for 9 miles S. Turn E; go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to Wern boundary • ACRES: 640 in each parcel OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. 32 �HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elle Mountain STL. Access from Elle Mountain $TL or State Forest ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game .. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. P'oot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area at end of CR 12E only. TIGER Lll..Y CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena VISta, go Non Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. STL E of Hwy. 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn Sheep, deer, ellc. FISHING: Arkansas River. ' TOMICHI DOME - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles E on Hwy. '50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Spgs. Rd.). Tum N on BLM Rd. 3()95 and go 4 miles to W boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. Sept I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Immediately W of Maybell off Hwys. 318.and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. 1ROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 E 5 miles· to CR 2, then go N about 9 miles to CR 24, tum right Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 .OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles S of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69·, then go 2 miles Eon CR 28. Go 1 mile S by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31 for hunting. HUN'TING: Elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: F:oot or horseback only. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso ·co., GMU 118, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go E 14 miles on Squirrel Ck. Rd Road and Peyton Hwy. border STL. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. 33 �HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Sps. Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 E of Hayden, go S on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. April .l-June 30 for watchable. HUNTING: Elle, deer, small game. " RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. • VILt.A GROVE.,. Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles N of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through Bl.M land. ACRES:880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Ell4 deer, antelope, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Monte VISta, go 21 miles Son Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to N end. - ACRES:640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, mtn. lions, black bear, small game. • FISHING: La Jara Creek. RES1RICTIONS: Camping pennitted as ·posted. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont ctys., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Tum right on Hwy. 9 for 9 miles. Take CR 2 W for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on E and S. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: Sept. 1-=Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, go 3 miles S on CR 41. S1L E of CR. ACRES:461 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions: small game. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co., GMU 95, Brush'Svc. Ctr. From Weldona, go E .33 mile on CRY, then N 2 miles on CR 10. S1L on both sides of CR 10. Gate in SE comer of Sect. 22 on CR 10 and in SW comer of Sect. 21. ACRES: 5,600 . OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go S 7 miles on Hwy. 285 to CRT. Tum E and go 6 miles to CR 53, then go S 2 miles to CR R. tum W and go 1 inile, then tum N and go .5 mile. ACRES:320 • 34 �OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, ~telope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes; furbearers. RES1RICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St. and Hwy. 50, go S to CR 277. Go S on CR 277, 11 miles (past USPS campground 2 miles) to BLM ~ then go NW 2.5 miles to E boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Foot or horseback only. b. Motor vehicles prohibited off designated roads. WEST CARIBR MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 181,.Hot Sulphur Spgs. S\!c. Ctr. From Kremmling, take-Hwy. 40 W 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd (USPS Rd. 103).Access to SW comer (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles E 9f Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE • (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. 5 miles to marlred gates. ACRES: 2,360. OPEN: Sept I_ -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Limited motor vehicle access pennitted to physically impaired only with written permission from DOW. Call DOW office, Hot Sulphur Spgs., (970) 725-6200. b. Foot or horseback only except as in "a" above. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Cb;. From Vail, go Won 1-70, take Exit 171, go .5 mile W. STI... S ofl-70. Parking atUSPS office at Meadow Mountain (off 1-70 Exit 171, .25 mile E). Tunber activity may be present ACRES:602 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. • HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. RES1RICTIO~S: Foot or horseback only. ~ W CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go N 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles E on CR 70. STI... .25 mile NE through BLM. ·ACRES: 640 OPEN:Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, antelope, small game. RES1RICTIONS: a Campfires prohibited. b. Foot or horseback only. WINDY .RIDGE - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go W 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go W 2 miles on CR 184. Tnnber activity may be present CR access rungs through private property_ until boundary of STI.... Do not drive or park vehicles off county road in hay meadows, which are on private land. ACRES:880 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 35 �RESTRICflONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Motor vehicle access restricted to county road. . CAUTION : Roads highly erodible; care advised in wet weather. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano·Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take H~. 69 for 25 miles W to Gardner, then continue 7. miles W. Craeger Resource ·map useful in locating access. ACRES: 640 • OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. RESTRICflONS: Foot or horseback only. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go W on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; tum N go .5 mileN of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES:640 . OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. RESTRICflONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. •Motor vehicles prohibited off established roads. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles W on Hwy. 40; S1L S of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River SWA. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. grouse, rabbits. RESTRICflONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Access from parking area only in SWA. 36 �LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS BY COUNTY PROPERTY NAME ALAMOSA Me<lano (also Saguache) ACRES 20,605 BACA North Canyon Pat/Whitby Canyon Sand Creek South State Line BENT Blue Lake Keller Lease 632 1,302 319 496 14,059 1,520 CHAFFEE Aspen Ridge Chubb Parle Droney Gulch Little Cochetopa Creek Maxwell Park Poncha Pass Sand Creek 1iger Lilly Creek CLEARCREEK Bakerville CONEJOS Alamaditas Mesa - Alamosa Canyon La Jara Reservoir Los Mogotes.Peak Pinon Hills Rahadero Canyon San Luis Hills Vmcente Canyon CUS'IER Bear Gulch Beddows Mountain Froze Creek Lapin Creek Rosita DOLORES Disappoinhnent Creek DOUGLAS Four Mile EAGLE BenyCreek Whiskey Creek ELPASO Turkey Track Ranch FREMONT Badger Creek (also Park) Cody Park Cottonwood Ridge Deer Haven Dirty Gulch Florence _Grape Cree~ ·• McCoy Gulch Newlin Creek Pinnacle Rock Short Creek Baldy Stoney Face Mountain Tobie Mountain Tullahassee Road Turkey Gulch Waugh Mountain (also Park) West Bear Gulch GRAND Antelope Creek Carter Creek 542 3,640. 2,949640 2,177 360 597 398 320 640 240 37,908 640 640 673 640 640 640 500 640 640 640 640 360 640 602 8,887 6,032 1,560 640 640 640 640 1,280 640 640 520 640 640 5,408 640 640 17,773 640 1,240 1,301 37 Copper Mountain F.ast Carter Mountain Middle Carter-Gunsight Middle Park Milk Creek Ptannigan Slide Mountain Troublesome Valley Ranch West Carter Mountain Windy Ridge GUNNISON Black Sage Pass Fossil Ridge Quakey Mountain Tomichi Dome HUERFANO Black Hawk Black Mountain Blue Spring Guillenno Ranch Little Sheep Mountain Schultz Canyon South Middle Creek Wolf=·gs JAC ON. Adwns Cohagen F.ast Delaney Butte Elk Mountain Independence Mountain Indian Creek Johnny Moore Mountain Kemp Draw Macfarlane Reservoir North Platte Owl Creek Owl Mountain Pinkham Mountain Rabbit Ears Red Canyon Ridge Road Sand Creek Spring Creek . TuylorDraw Three Sisters KIOWA Nee Noshe Reservoir Sweetwater LAKE Box Creek Crystal Lake LARIMER Arrowhead Bull Mountain Dry Creek Nonh Eagle Canyon Horse Ranch Pass Jimmy Creek La Garde Creek Pfister Draw Poudre River Steinhoff Hill LASANIMAS Aguilar TV Hill Apishipa Nonh PJattop Butte Sakariason WGAN Atwood 640 1,794 5,019 3,566 · 11,975 640 1,280 I 876 2,360 880 415 640 640 640 1,511 640 640 2,118 640 960 585 640 3,640 2,537 640 2,839 11,039 640 7,671 520 2,880 152 640 640520 5,188 640 320 5,038 154 320 1,523 2,080 640 629 467 200 640 640 640 .640 640 640 1,920 5,760 480 500 1,880 2,052 560 160 �Ford Bridge Red lion Ranch MOFFAT Bakers Peak Bald Mountain Big Hole Gulch Boston Flats Box Elder Castor Gulch Cedar Springs Cedars Cold Springs Mountain Cross Mountain Elk Springs #3 Elk Springs ortification Greasewood Homestead Iles Grove Jeffway Gulch Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Routt) Little Snake Maybell Tntct Maybell Monument Butte Morapos Morgan Gulch Oxbow Pine Tree Gulch Pole Gulch. Rattlesnake Hill Sagebrush Draw Simsbwy Draw South Duffy Mountain South Nipple Rim Temple Canyon Thornburg Draw Triangle Willow Creek MONI'EZUMA Menefee Peak Weber Canyon MORGAN. Weldon Valley or.ERO Higbee Canyon PARK 63 Ranch Antero Badger Creek (also Fremont) Badger Flats Crooked Top Dick's Peak Eleven Mile Hartsel High Creek McArthur Gulch . Saddle Mountain Three Mile Mountain Waugh Mountain (also Fremont) 280 • 200 Wormer Gulch 640 PUEBLO 16,675 Saintgarles RIO RANDE Dry Creek 1,280 Gerrard 799 ROU'IT Coal Banlc Gulch 879 Cottonwood Creek 640 DeepCreek 320 Fly Gulch 460 ~yCreek 360 Jimmy Dunn Gulch (also Moffat) 5,558 King Creek 640 724 Maynard Gulch Moody Creek 640 Moonhill 640 Morrison Creek 640 Sage Creek 640 Sleeping Giant 400 Stokes Gulch 1,863 1,200 Twenty Mile 2,006 Yampa River SAGUACHE 13,105 Baca Burro Springs· 1&2 6,175 Daley Gulch 644 .640 Little La Garita Creek 320 Los Creek Marshall~ 659 Meclano (also Alamosa) 20,605 Middle Creek 640 Mineral Hot Springs 640 2,567 Mishak Lakes Mogotas Arroyo 320 640 Old Woman Creek 2,059 Saguache Creek 3,238 San Juan Creek San Luis Creek #f2 480 640 San Luis Creek Sanderson Gulch 1,898 Steel Canyon 640 Stonehouse Gulch 560 880 Villa Grove 320 Werner Arroyo SANMIGUEL Carter Place 320 640 Dry Creek Basin 320 Poison Spyder 12,393 6,887 1;847 104 628 .640 640 640 26,509 640 640 800 866 3,518 640 2,009 .640 5,558 640 610 9,208 653 640 640 640 640 11,026 640 640 640 640 19,962 637 640 1,021 640 635 461 5,600 640 1,635 8,400 6,032 3,570 400 640 265 420 1,121 480 640 1,280 17,773 SUMMIT Palmer Gulch WELD Can-Tract Greasewood Lake YUMA Landsman Creek Sandy Bluffs 38 320 3,240 640 332 '·· � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/a09a2734a4ef388bd5f53f88d1cbb4e4.pdf 4cf1ffaac9f0c7cdd258dd432e667d6d PDF Text Text �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway • • Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 Northeast Region (Denver) Service .Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver. 80216 (303) 291-7227 Fort Collins Service Ctr. 317 W. Prospect Ave. Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Brush Service Ctr. · 122 E. Edison, Box 128 Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 West Region Service Ctr. 711 lndependentAve. Grand Junction. 81505 (970) 255-6100 Montrose Service Ctr. 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 Glenwood Springs Service Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 &-24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Gunnison Service Ctr. 300 Vi. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Meeker s·ervice Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 • (970) .878-6090 Durango Service Ctr. 151 E. 16th St" Durango,81301 (970) 247~55 Hot Sulphur Springs Service Ctr. ~ Grana.County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Southeast Region Service Ctr. 2126 N. Weber Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 Lamar Service Ctr. 1204 E. Olive Lamar. 81052 (719) 336-6600 Monte VISta Service Ctr. 0722 South Road 1 East Monte VJSta, 81144 (719) 587-6900 www.wildlife.state.co.us _ Steamboat Springs Svc.Ctr. 925 Weiss Drive Steamboat Springs, 804TI (970) 870-2197 Pue)?lo Service Ctr. 600 Reservoir Rd. - Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Salida Service Ctr. 7405Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 �RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS 1. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, unless posted otherwise. 2. Unless otherwise stated in this brochure, these reguJations apply to all State Trust Lands leased by the DOW and open for wildlife recreation: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 3 l. b. Open to only hunting, fishing and watchable wildlife. c. Camping prohibited. d. Target practice or shooting prohibited. e. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting or fishing by youths 15 years old or under while accompanied by an aduJt at least 18 years old. CRITERIA FOR POSTING PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES When reguJations prohibit an activity except as posted or permitted, the DOW may control activities by posting signs. The DOW uses these criteria to determine restrictions: a. Public safety. b. Proximity to calving or lambing areas. c. Proximity to corral, loading chute or similar structure for livestock.. d. Proximity to private buildings, such as outbuildings, houses, barns, storage sheds. e. Proximity to agricultural equipment. f. Whether protection of roads or trails is necessary to prevent excessive damage. g. Negative impacts on wildlife resources, domestic livestock or agricuJtural products. h. If the area can provide additional public benefits and remain consistent with applicable agreements. The Division of Wildlife is funded by the sale of hunting and fishing licenses, interest earned on those sales and donations. The DOW also receives a portion of federal excise tues on hunting and fishing equipment sales. The DOW does not receive state taJC revenues. Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 TDD - State Relay Number: 1-800-659-2656 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Brighid Kelly Printing paid for by hunting and fishing license fees. Printed 2002, 45,000 copies. Cover photo by Tom Tietz The Wildlife Commission sets state trust lands regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of May 2002): Rick Enstrom. chair; Robert Shoemaker. vice chair; Marianna Raftopoulos, secretary; Tom Burke, member; Brad Phelps, member; Philip J. James, member; Olive Valdez. member; Bernard Black. member; Jeffrey A. Crowford, member; Greg Walcher, ex-officio member; Don Ament, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife sL1tutes and regulations are available for viewing at DOW offices. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING State Trust Lands Open for Wildlife Recreation ADAMS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. From Walden go 4.2 miles north on Hwy. 125 to CR 8. Go 6.8 miles east to CR 8A, then east .8 mile to two-track road. Take two-track .6 mile SE to parking area. ACRES: 3,640 (360 acres in Sections 28, 29, 32, 33, along Sherman Creek, closed.) OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, moose, small game. RESTRlCTIONS: Access restricted as posted. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off 1-25 to CR 63. l. Go .5 miles west. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted on east side. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos Co., GM U 8 1, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Route # 1: From Antonito, go 11 miles west on Hwy. 17 to forest road or Fox Creek Rd. Travel NW on Fox Creek Rd. 5 miles to marker designating route to property. Follow 1/4 mile markers acros_s USFS land to west edge of property. Access by foot and horseback only from Fox Creek Rd. Route #2: From La Jara State Trust Land, (see directions in this brochure) go south of La Jara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, go 1.5 miles south to south boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles east on FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Fox Creek trail. Go 1 mile to west boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. ALAMOSA CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Go 12 south of Monte Vista on Hwy. 15; then go 11 miles west on USFS Rd. 250 to Terrace Reservoir (Alamosa Canyon). Then proceed on foot or horseback through BLM and national forest. ACRES: 240 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand Co., GMUs 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go west 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), then go 6 miles east to East Carter Mtn. gate. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. ANTERO - Park Co., GMU 49/50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. Next to Antero State Wildlife Area. From north of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, go 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Rd.; then go west 1-3/4 miles to NW comer of property. Or, 4.5 miles north of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then west on unmarked USFS Rd. 433, 1/2 mile to north boundary. Tllllber activity may be present. 2 �ACRES: 8,400 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. APTSHAPA NORTH - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take 1-25 exit to Hwy. 10; go east for 18.5 miles. Then go south on CR 77 for 7 miles; go east on CR 90 for I I rniles to Apishapa State Wildlife Area. Follow signs through SWA to NE side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ARROWHEAD- Larimer Co., GMU 19, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Rustic, go 2.25 rniles west on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 rniles highway frontage on north side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ASPEN RIDGE- Chaffee Co., GMU 57, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Salida, take CR 175 (Ute Trail) 5 mi.les north. Tum left on Chaffee CR 185 and go 5 miles. Access off CR 185 at north and south ends of property. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. ATWOOD - Logan Co. GMU 96, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Atwood go l mile south on Hwy. 63. Access near SE comer of property next to CR 370. ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, whitetailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed June I-Aug. 31. b. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. Reservations required by calling DOW reservation Line 1-800-846-9453. c. Some reservations, up to 90 percent, for mobility-impaired and youth mentor hunting. d. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. e. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and ftrst weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Paintball shooting prohibited. BACA - Saguache Co.. GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. North of Hooper on Hwy. 17, via Roads D and G (east of Hwy. 17). ACRES: 13,105 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Cow elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access and hunting allowed through bunt coordinator only. Contact Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. for reservation, (719) 587-6900. b. Hunting for cow elk only. 3 �BADGER CREEK- Fremont, Park cys., GMUs 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles north on CR 12, then west l mile on BLM road. Or, from Hartse(, go south on Hwy. 9 to Park CR 53. Follow CR 53, 22 miles. ACRES: 6,032 • OPEN: Sepl. 1-feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Coldwater stream. BADGER FLATS - Park Co., GMUs 50 & 581, Denver Svc. Ctr. (GMU 50 north of Hwy. 50, GMU 581 south of Hwy. 50) Three points of access: l.) From Lake George, go west on Hwy. 24, 1.5 miles. 2.) From Lake George, go west 2.25 miles on CR 90. 3.) From Lake George, go west on Hwy. 24 approx. 8 miles to USFS Rd. 89 1, go south. • ACRES: 3,570 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, small game. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat Co., GMUs 3/4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. In Craig at Hwys. 13 and 40, go north on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to CR 101. Go 1.5 miles to southern boundary. Also accessed by going I mile north of above intersection on Hwy. 13 to southern boundary. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek Co., GMU 39, beaver Svc. Ctr. From Georgetown, take l-70 west 5 miles. Sect. 16 is 1.25 miles east of the Bakerville exit Majority of tract is norlh of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, mountain lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits, snowshoe hares. FISHING: Coldwater stream. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Tract I: From Maybell, go north on CR 19 for 15 miles to CR 150. Go west on CR 150 for .5 miles. Tract 2: From Maybell, go north on CR 19 for 10 miles to CR 71. Go west on CR 71 to CR 7 lS. Go south on CR 71 S for 2.5 miles. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell, go west on Hwy. 3 18 for 15 miles to CR 2 1. Go north on CR 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles north of Hwy, 318 and west of CR. Tract 4 is 14 miles north of Hwy. 318 and on both sides of CR. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRJCTIONS: a. Closed March I-Aug. 15. b. Campfires prohibited. BEAR GULCH - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go IO miles east on Hwy. 96 to CR 271, then go I mile to NW corner of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 l. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. RESTRJCTIONS: Closed June I-Aug. _3 1. 4 �BEDDOWS MOUNTACN - Custer Co., GMU 69, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go north about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. Access 1/8 mile through SW quarter of property. • ACRES: 500 OPEN Sept I -May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access allowed only as posted. b. Closed June 1-Aug. 3 1. BERRY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMU 36, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, take I-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards). Go north to Singletree entrance, then west to USFS Rd. 778. Go I mile and take first left after canle guard. Go 2.5 miles. Several 4-WD roads run through property. Surrounded by USFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 40 miles north on Hwy. 13. Take CR 4 west IS miles. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Motorized traffic limited to CR 4 unless otherwise designated. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. BLACK HAWK- Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, go south on I-25 to Exit 42. Take CR 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles south on CR 312 to east side of property. Or, take CR 3 LO west to north side. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, antelope, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Closed June 1-Aug. 31. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go l mile west on Hwy. 69. Turn north on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.) Go west 1/2 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: Closed June 1-Aug. 31. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison Co., GMU 55 l, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go north on Hwy. - 50, I mile to USFS Rd. 888. Go north on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to south boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Sept. 1-feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. s �BLUE LAKE - Bent Co, GMU 125, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 west to CR 10, north 11 miles then west 2-1/2 miles on CR TI to eastern boundary. There are several parking lots: (1) at end of CR TI; (2) at bridge on southeast corner; (3) at south end. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FlSHlNG: Wannwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Islands closed May 15-Aug. 3 I. b. Camping permitted as posted. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner go west on Hwy. 69 for 1 mile to USFS Rd. 634. Turn north and go 13 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed June L-Aug.31. . b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along east boundary as posted. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat Co. GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. North of Hwy. 318. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. BOX CREEK - Lake Co., GMU 48, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Leadville, go 7 miles south on Hwy. 24, turn west on CRs L0/24 for 2.4 miles. ACRES: 629 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BOX ELDER - Moffat Co., GMU 2 1l, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go south on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to CR 17; tum right 1.5 miles to CR 51. Go l mile to CR 32 and go 8-ln miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 2!i. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot access only. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 north 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR SOC); go 35 miles west. CR SOC runs through SE comer. Two-track road runs into SW part of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. BURRO SPRINGS l & 2 - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go north on CR 42 for 2.2 miles to CR 42K. Go west on CR 42K. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. 6 �HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mtn. lion, rabbits. dove, blue grouse. CARR TRACT- Weld Co., GMU 87, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Coll ins, take 1-25 north 20 mi les to Carr ex.it. Go NE on Carr/Rockport Rd. (CR 126). Property 2 miles NE of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15-last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRCCTIONS: a. Hunting from blinds prohibited. b. Fires prohibited, including but not limited to open fires, BBQ's, sterno cans, smoking. c. Maximum of 15, one-day permits may be issued by DOW. Permits available beginning Aug. 1. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 472-4300. CARTER CREEK - Grand Co .. GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. I 03); go 3 miles east to parldng area and sign. ACRES: 1,301 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicle use prohibited except by written permission for physically handicapped people. b. Contact DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs for written permission and map, (970) 725-6200. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 east 3-1/2 miles to Hwy. 141 ; go 3.6 miles south on Hwy. 141. Tum west on CR HH31 and go.3 miles to dirt road; then go 1 mile south. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. CASTOR GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13 Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13 about 14 miles to CR 93. Go east L/2 mile. Signs designate huntable area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountai.n lion, small game. NOTE: Exchange of use on this property. Part private land; part state trust land. CEDARS - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go north on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles to CR 2. Go east on CR 2 for 6.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; tum south on CR 23 and go about 2 miles. Vehicle access on CR 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. deer, elk, small game. 7 �CHUBB PARK- Chaffee Co., GMU 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay. go 20 miles south on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go SW I mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Tum west (right) on CR 311; go l mile. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. COAL BANK GULCH (youth mentor hunting only) - Routt Co., GMU 441. Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 2-1/2 miles north on CR 76. ACRES: 879 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer; sharp-tail grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited except for youth mentor hunting. b. Hunting with archery, muzzleloaders and rimfire rifles only. CODY PARK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. Tract I: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go north on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to CR 215. Go north 6.25 miles to SW corner of property. Tract 2: From Hwy. SO and 4th Street in Canon City, go south on 4th Street 2 miles until it turns into CR 143. Go 10.3 miles south on CR L43 to BLM Rd. 6227. Go NW on BLM Rd. 6227, 4 miles to Grape Creek, then go SW 3.5 miles. Access from Copper Gulch Rd., Fremont Cty. 27A, west of property. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mountain lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: Closed June L-Aug. 3 L. COHAGEN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21. Go east l.8 miles. ACRES: 2,537 OPEN: Aug. IS-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, smaJJ game. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat Co., GMUs 2/201, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go NW on Hwy. 3 l8, 41 miles to CR lON. Go north on CR lON for 8 miles. Property is west of CR ION largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private land. 2,495 acres east of CR 1ON are mixed with BLM and private land. 4-wheel-drive vehicl.es advised on CR 167 and BLM Rd. 2007. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN:Year-round. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big game seasons. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go south on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from CR 3 at MuJe Creek. Access from USFS land on south. All other access from private land. Permission required. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. 8 �COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go north on CR 80 about I mile to CR 70. Go east 2.8 miles to CR 80 and go north JO.7 miles. ACRES:°640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters limited through mandatory check station when necessary to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont Co., GMU 581. Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. Turn north on Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Tum west at gate; go .8 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. Year-round for fishing. HUNTrNG: Deer, lion, bear, rabbit. FISHING: Cottonwood Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibted June 1-Aug. 31. CROOKED TOP - Park Co., GMU 46, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go 2 miles north on Hwy. 285 to traffic light. Tum left on Park CR 43, go 6.4 miles to Saddlestring Rd. Tum left .3 mile to USFS Rd. 101. Turn right; go 4 miles. Walk NE 2 miles. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys. NOTE: No access from CR 43 or through former Deer Creek STL, which has been sold. CROSS MOUNTAIN ~ Moffat Co., GMU 11 , Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go SW on Hwy. 40, 16 mi les to mile marker 44; go north on Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. CRYSTAL LAKE - Lake Co., GMUs 48 & 49, Salida Svc. Ctr. (GMU 48, west of river; GMU 49, east of river) From Leadville, go south on Hwy. 24 about 3 miles to Hwy. 300. Go west L mile to Halfmoon Rd. Go south on pavement and dirt road 2 miles until left fork in road. Take left fork south .75 miles. ACRES: 467 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, waterfowl, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Poot access only. DALEY G(JLCH - Saguache Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go north 3/4 mile and turn left into property. Enter at gravel pit west of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. 9 �DEEP CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Springs, go north on CR 129 for 10 miles 10 CR 54, then head west 5 miles to CR 56. Go west and south 3 miles to CR 52W, and continue west 2.4 miles. (Last 2 miles, 4x4 only). ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters limited through mandatory check station when necessary to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on private property. DEER HAVEN - Fremont Co., GMU 581, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles north to CR l I Tum right and go 5.2 miles on CR 11 to Deer Haven Rd. Tum right on Deer Haven Rd., and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right, and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. DICK'S PEAK - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Hartse!, take Hwy. 9 south 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles SW to Dick's Peak Rd. (26 1). Go 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles no1th on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores Co., GMU 71 1, Durango Svc. Ch·. From Dove Creek, go 2 miles west to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go north on Hwy. 141 for - 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go south on CR 19Q (FS Rd. #'250), 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Go l/4 mile south to north end of property. Enter on north end, l/4 mile south of CR l 9Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Springs, go north on Hwy. 285 for 5 miles to CR 251. Property west of Hwy. 285. Just north on Hwy. 285, access from highway monument site with parking. DO NOT attempt to access from north through subdivision on CRs 25 IA or 25 1. CR 25 l makes a big circle and only southern prong can be used to access on south side. ACRES: 2,949 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb.28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, smaJJ game. 10 �DRY CREEK - Rio Grande Co., GMO 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Sect. 16: From Monte Vista. take Hwy. 15 south 2 miJes to 1/2 South Rd. Go 3 miles west to property. Sect. 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 south 2 miles to 1/2 South Rd. Go west 9.5 rniJes to property. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 3 1. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited in safety zone along east side of Tract l. b. Closed June I-Aug. 31. DRY CREEK BASIN - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. On Hwy. 145, between Naturita and Redvale, tum south on Hwy. 141 and go 15 miles to the Dry Creek Basin State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, and small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. DRY CREEK NORTH - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Go west on Cherokee Park Rd., CR 80 C, from Hwy. 287 approx. 50 miles to CR 103, then north to Bull Mountain Access Rd .. Go 5 miles NE to property boundary, NE of Shell Creek. No established roads access property; some OHV roads provide access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 14. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, mountain lion. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer Co., GMU 20, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 west to Big Thompson School; go north 4 miles on Buckhorn Rd. (CR 27) to Masonville. Go NW on Buckhorn Rd. 2.5 miles to Storm Mountain Rd.. Go 2.5 miles west on Storm Mountain Road to access sign on USFS land. Go by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across forest to south boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18 1, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go 14 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles east to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles west on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.3 miles west to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles west to CR 5. Go l mile north to Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. Property east of lake. ACRES: 640 ·OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Coldwater lake. 11 �ELEVEN MILE - Park Co., GMU 581, Denver Svc: Ctr. From Hartse!, go southeast 17 miles. Property crosses CR on north and south. ACRES: 265 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take 5th.Street east, which turns into CR 12, then go 10 miles to CR 12. Go left $out 2.5 miles. to CR 12E over Elle Mountain 3.9 miles to end of road. ACRES: 2,839· OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, ellc, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ELK SPRINGS #1 - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go west on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; tum so.uth on BLM Rd. 1509. Go south 9 miles through Sect. 36 and turn NW. Private property in Sagebrush Draw (portions of.Sects. 14,.23, 26) open to hunting. Enter south end through Sect 26. ACRES: 800 • OPEN: Sept. 1-Dec. 31. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, mountain lions, small game. ELK SPRINGS 1/3 - Moffat Co., GMU 10, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From the town of Elle Springs, go 3/4 mile west on Hwy. 40. BLM road through center • of property south of Hwy. 40. • ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, ellc, small game. FLATIOP BUTTE - Las Animas Co., GMU 133, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Aguilar on 1-25, take Exit 34 to CR 60 east for 10 miles; then go north on CR 75 for 2 miles. Go east on CR 64 f9r 2 miles and north on CR 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. • ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. FLORENCE - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Pueblo :Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 SE 13 miles to CR 15, which goes west to Florence .Picnic.Area, adjacent to property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, ellc, black bears, mountain lions; rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. FLY GULCH (youth mentors only) - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs Svc. qr. From Steamboat Springs, go north on Hwy. 129 to CR 44. Then go west to CR 44A, then north 1 mile. ACRES:460 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. ~ G : Deer, elle, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Open for youth mentor hunting only. 12 �FORD BRIDGE - Logan Co., GMU 91, Brush Svc. Ctr. From Sterling, go 7.5 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to CR 40; then go east 1/2 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTrNG: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. c. Paintball shooting prohibited. FOSSIL RIDGE - Gunnison Co., GMU 55, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, go east on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Parlin. Tum north on CR 76 and go 9 miles to USPS Rd. 822. Turn west on USFS Rd. 822 and follow it 2 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Deer, elk, small game. FOUR MILE - Douglas Co., GMU 51, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Woodland Park, take Hwy. 67 north I l.5 miles to Westcreek. Go south on CR 73 for 0.7 of a mile; go west on CR 68 for 2 miles; go north on USFS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles. USFS Rd. 523 runs through property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Deer, rabbits, blue grouse. FRASER CANYON - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Tabernash, go east to CR 84 to fork. Go left at fork 1/2 mile north to Strawberry access road. Turn left and go 1.5 miles. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for fishing. HUNTrNG: Deer, elk, bears, small game. FISHrNG: Coldwater stream. FROZE CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 86, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 10 miles south on Hwy. 69. Go west on Cty Rd. 105 for l mile to SE corner of property. Parking lot at Cty. Rds. I 05 and 111. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. GERRARD - Rio Grande Co., GMU 80, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. Two miles east of South Fork or 13 miles west of Del Norte on Hwy. 160, go .25 mile south of Hwy. 160 on USFS Rd. 345. ACRES: 799 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game. RESTRICTlONS: Foot and horseback access only. 13 �GRAPE CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go south on First Street, 1 mile to CR 3. West on CR 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. Go south 1/2 mile through park to NE corner of property. Continue through property along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through SLM to Pine Gulch. Walk west up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife and fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Coldwater stream. GRASSY CREEK,,- Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go east on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to CR 27; go south 6 miles. Parking off CR 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Closed June I-Aug. 31. GREASEWOOD - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Six parcels: (1) From MaybeU, go north on CR 19 to CR 2L. Then go north on CR 21 for 1.5 miles and east on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go north on CR 19 to CR 21, then go north on CR 21 to CR 50. Go east on CR 50, for 5 miles. (3) From MaybeU, go north on CR 19 to CR 21; go north on CR 21 to CR 42, then east on CR 42 for 8.5 miles. (4) From Maybell, north on CR 19 to CR 8. East on CR 8 to CR 6. Head northeast on CR 6-CR 44 for 4.5 miles. (5) From Maybell, go north on CR 19 to CR 8. Theo go east on CR 8 to CR 8N and go north 1.25 miles. (6) From Maybell, go north on CR 19 to CR 8, then go east to CR 8N. Property NE of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld Co., GMU 95, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Kersey, go 18 miles east on Hwy. 34 to CR 87 (Masters Rd.) Go north and east on Rd. 87 for 14 miles to CR 68. Parking NE of intersection. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 1-Peb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg go 15 miles northwest on Hwy. 69 to Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take CR 520 south for 6 miles to Major Ranch entrance. Then go west 1-1/4 miles on CR 520.1 to SE comer of property. CR 520.1 enters property on SE corner, then traverses property 3 miles to west boundary. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit, dove, coyote. 14 �HARTSEL - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. CLr. From Hartse!, at Hwys. 24 and 9, taRe Hwy. 9 south 1/2 mile. Property on both sides of road. Also from Hansel. go SE on CR 59. 3 miJes to parking area. Walk south l mile and west 1/4 mi.le to property. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. L-Feb. 28. HUNTlNG: Antelope. waterfowl. HJGBEE CANYON - Otero Co., GMU 130, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From La Junta, go l3 miles south on Hwy. 109. Propeny nonh of Hwy. 109 between Comanche National Grasslands sign and CR 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, Sf!iall game. HIGH CREEK - Park Co., GMU 50, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go 7 miles south on Hwy. 285. Take road east of Hwy. 285 for .5 miles east to road going south. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunti ng. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope. waterfowl. HOMESTEAD - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go west on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to CR I 0. Go SW on CR IO for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Go south on BLM Rd.. 1686, I mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Fcb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohjbited. b. Foot or horseback only. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Coll.ins, go north 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. (CR 80C). Go west on Cherokee Park Rd. 40 mHes to CR I 03. North Lo Bull Mountain access road, then go 4 mjles NE. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. ILES GROVE - Moffat Co., GMUs 12/21 1, Meeker Svc. CLr. From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13 to 4 mi.les south of Hamilton and I miJe east of mi.le marker 70.4. From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13 for 5-1/2 miles south of Hamilton and l mile west of mile marker 70.4. Access to east parcel off Hwy. 13 on west edge of property. To west parcel, go south off Hwy. 13 on CR 49, I mjje to parking area. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. 15 �INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 161, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden~ ge .5 mile west on Hwy. 14 to CR 12. Go west 8 miles to CR 7. Go north 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go west 6 miles on CR 6y. ACRES: 11,039 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: ATVs allowed for game retrieval only 10 a.m; to 2 p.m. on some roads otherwise closed to motorized traffic. • - • INDIAN CREEK-Jackson Co., GMU 171,-Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go north on CR 27, 3.6 miles to CR 21. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game . RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles in NE_ 1/4 of Se~t 16. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 13, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 14 miles south on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. Go east on Hwy. 317 for 7.5 miles to CR 33; go 1.25 miles north to Jeffway Gulch. Horse gate at SE comer. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game, birds JIMMY CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go 50 miles west on Hwy. 14. Turn north on Laramie River Rd. 103 • and go 23 miles to Bull Mountain access road. Then go east 1.25 miles to BLM and property boundary. Property bordered on east, north and west by BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope, small game. JIMMY DUNN GULCH-Moffat, Routt ctys., GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 40 to CR 80. Go north on CR 80, 2.5 miles to property on west side of CR 80. • • ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Last Sat. inAug.-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Hunters may be limited through a mandatory check station when necessary to control overcrowding, resource damage or trespassing on neighboring private property. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 SE 12.5 miles to CR 30. Go 1 mile to parking area. From Walden take 5th St. east until it becomes CR 12; go 6.7 miles east to CR 23A. Go 4.2 miles south, then east. Or, take 5th Street east until it becomes CR 12. Go east 10 miles to CR 29. Take it .9 miles to parking area. Parking lot west of dam. Parking lot 1/4 mile north of dam. ACRES: 7,671 • ·oPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Southern portion open year-round for fishing as posted. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: In Michigan River and along Meadow Creek Reservoir dam as posted.- 16 �I KELLER LEASE - Bent Co., GMU L46, Lamar Svc. Ctr. Go 3 miles south of Las Animas on Hwy. 101 to CR DD; then go 1/2 mile east to CR 13 for L.5 miles, then east on CR FF for L/2 mile. Go north 13.5 for L/2 mile; then east on CR FF.5 for 7 miles. ACRES: 1,520 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, small game. KEMP DRAW - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 6 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 2 l; go 1.3 miles south. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Aug. LS-Feb. 28. HUNTlNG: Big game, small game. RESTRJCTIONS: Vehicles restricted to designated roads and CR 2L. KING CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 26, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Toponas, go l/2 mile south on Hwy. 131 and tum west on CR 5 about 3 miles. Go south on CR SA for I mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNT[NG: Big game, small glµJle. FISHING: Cold-water stream fishing. LaGARDE CREEK - Larimer Co., GMU 7, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14, 50 miles west. Take Laramie River Rd. (CR 103) nortb 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go west 15 miles on USFS Rd. 200, then south on Rd. 143 and go east on Rd. 207. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTlNG: Elk, deer, bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. LA JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos Co., GMU 81. Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Jara go west on Hwy. 15 for L0.5 miles to USPS Rd. 240; go 23 miles. ACRES: 37,233 OPEN: Year-round HUNTlNG: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, mtn. lion, smaU game. FISHING: Lake, three coldwater streams. RESTRJCTIONS: Camping pennitted only as posted. LANDSMAN CREEK - Yuma Co., GMU 103, Colorado Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Burlington, go 18 miles north on Hwy. 385; go L/2 mile east on Yuma CR 0. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 HUNTlNG: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves. rabbits, coyotes. RESTRJCTIONS: Closed June 1-Aug. 3 l. LAPIN CREEK - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go 17 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Hwy. 165. Go south for 13 miles to Ophir Creek Rd. Then go west 8 miles to Deer Peak through USFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. 17 �LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 west 2.5 miles to CR 210, then south 4.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. LITTLE H. 0. - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc; Ctr. From Granby, go 4.5 miles east of Granby on CR 60. Parking area at NW comer. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. . . LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From La Garita, go west on Camero Creek Rd. for 1 mile, then go south at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go west on USFS Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. Take USFS Rd. 670 to SE comer or from west on USFS Rd. 670 to SW comer. •ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. . HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. . • LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Gardner, go SW on_CR 560 (Arco Rd.) for 7 miles. CR 560 traverses tract from NW comer to south side. ACRES:640 • OPEN: .Sept. 1-May 31.. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat Co:, GMU 2/3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 15 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 21. Then go north on CR 21 about 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, ~antelope, elk, rabbits. LOS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMO 67, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go SE on Hwy. 114 for 20 • miles. Turn right on CR NN56. Go SE about 1.5 miles to USFS Rd. 787.2A. Go east 2 miles to south access. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, ~mall game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From south side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, go 7 miles west on Hwy. l 7 to 2-track trail north of Hwy. 17 by an old cemetery. Go north and wesfon 2-track along north side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM to east boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. 18 �MCARTHUR GULCH - Park Co., GMU 501, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Bailey, go west on CR 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNT.ING: Deer, elk, turkeys. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfi.re rifles. b. Hunting prohibited in safety zone around ranch house and outbuildings as posted. ,. McCOY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go 4 mi.Jes south on CR 1-A to CR 37 to BLM land. Go east across BLM to west boundary. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 1. HUNT.ING: Turkey, bears, mountain lions, elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Closed June 1-Aug. 3 1. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR - Jackson Co., GMU 17. Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Wa.lden, go south on Hwy. 125 for 18 miles to CR 28. Go 2.1 miles west to parking lot or drive .3 miles west to two-track road. For access to western ponion, take access road 2. 1 miles north. Go left at Y intersection; go .7 miles to fence. Go through gate and follow road north on west side of fence l mile. Take 2-track .8 miles west. Reservoir access also from BLM land. ACRES: 2,880 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNT.ING: Big game, small game. MARSHALL PASS - Saguache Co., GMU 55 1, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Sargents at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go east on USFS Rd. 243 for 4.5 miles. Access by vehicle on Indian Creek Rd. Parking at Indian Creek. ACRES: 659 OPEN: Year-round. HUNT.ING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISH.ING: Marshall and Indian creeks. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. MAXWELL PARK- Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Buena Vista at the stoplight, go I mile west on CR 306 to CR 321. Go south on CR 321 for 5 miles to CR 327. Turn west on CR 327 and go west I mile to parking Jot. Or take CR 306 for 3 miles west to CR 339, then south 2 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2, 177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNT.ING: Elk, deer, antelope. .. MAYBELL - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From MaybelJ, go 1.5 miles north on CR 19. Tract east and west of CR 19, north of Yampa River. CR 19 bisects the MaybelJ tract from north and south and provides primary access. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. 19 �MAYNARD GULCH - Routt Co.~ GMU 441, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40. Property north of highway. .ACRES:724 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Fires prohibited. . c. Vehicle parking only in designated areas. d. Hunter numbers regulated through mandatory check statiQ.11. MEDANO - Alamosa, Saguache ctys., GMU 82, Monte Vista Spgs Svc. Ctr. Go 13 miles north of Alamosa on Hwy. 17, then go east 8 miles on Lane 6 North to San Luis Lakes State Wildlife Area or 17 miles north of Alamosa on Hwy. 17.. Then go . east 4 miles on 1\velve Mile Lane. • ACRES: 20,605 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Hunting for cow elk only. •c. Hunts allowed through hunt coordinator only. Contact DOW in Monte VISa for reservations, (719) 587-6900. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma Co., GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. . _ From Mancos, go NE on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Tum right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2-1/2 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 • OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lio~. turkeys, bears, small game. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT - Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. NW sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 14 miles west to Chimney. Rock Rd. . (USFS Rd. 103). SE sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 10 miles west to CR 25. Toke CR 26, left fork 1/2 mile from Hwy. 40 and go east 5 miles. Chimney Rock Rd. (CR 27) accesses NW section; Gunsight Rd. (CR 26) accesses SE section. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Camping penµitted only as posted along Chimney Rock Rd. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible and care is advised during wet weather. MIDDLE CREEK- Saguache Co., GMU 681, MonteVISta Svc:Ctr. Go NW of Saguache on Hwy 114. Go north on CR 38 EE for 2.5 miles; then go north 2 miles on USPS Rd. 856.. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28.. HUNTING: E1Ic: deer, antelope, bear, lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only MIDDLE PARK - Grand Co., Gl\'.fiJ 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134; go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd (USPS Rd 100). Then go 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Take USFS Rd. 131 for 1 mile east to sign and gate. ACRES: 3,566 20 ii �OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. MILK CREEK - Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. SW acess: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go north 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then east on USFS Rd. 13 I to sign and gate. NE access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 for 20 miles west to CR 184. Go 2 miles west (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. ln wet weather, stay on CR 184, mile marker 161, and enter property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 west of Kremrnling 18 miles to signed parking area, mile marker 163. ACRES: 10.455 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Vitia Grove, go south 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR GG; go 1/8 mile east. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: CRs GG and 58EE bisect parcel. MISHAK LAKES - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy.. 17, which bisects property and provides several access points west of CR 0. • ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache. go south 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR L. Go west 4 miles to BLM road that bisects property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. IS-Feb. 28 for fishing and hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. MONUMENT BUTIE - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go south 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (CR 45). Then go south on CR 45 for 4 miles. Parking lot with camping at south end off CR. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. MOODY CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 23 L, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40 for 2 miles south to Hwy. 13 l. Take Hwy. 13 l south to town of Yampa. Follow CR 7 SW until it turns into USPS Rd. 900. Go 3/4 mile north. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited north of Moody Creek. 21 �MOONHILL - Routt Co., GMU 14, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Clark, go SE on USFS Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. AtUSFS Rd. 471A, walk SW into Long Draw; go 3.miles. Also, comer of Moonhill adjacent to CR 129 about 12 miles north of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. Parking at USFS Rd. 471A. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS:a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Motorized vehicles prohibited. • c. Snowmobiles prohibited. d. Bicycles prohibited. e. Firewood cutting prohibited. f. Campfires, overnight camping prohibited . . MORAPOS - Moffat Co., GMU 12, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Hamilton, go 2 miles south on Hwy. 13, then tum south on CR 41. Go 2 miles to access on BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. MORGAN GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. ·13 south from Craig to.Axial Basin. Go west on CR 51 to CR 32. Go west on CR 32 for 4 miles, CR 32 runs through property. CR 133 runs through north portion of property. • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. MORRISON CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 15, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Oak Creek, go south I mile on Hwy. 131 to CR 14. Go east 4 miles to inlet of· Stagecoach Reservoir, and ~o south on CR 16 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Big game, small game. NEE NOSHE RESERVOIR - Kiowa Co., GMU 127, Lamar Svc. Ctr. • • From Eads, take Hwy. 287 south 10.5 miles. to parking in designated area. ACRES: 2,080 OPEN: Nov. I-March 31. HUNTING: Waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting only. b. Hunters must check in at DOW station before hunting. c. Foot and horseback only. 22 - •1 �NEWUN CREEK - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Florence, go south on Hwy. 67 for 4.5 miles to Newlin Creek Rd. Go west I mile to NW corner. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. b. Hunting prohibited within buffer zone bounded on east by property boundary, on north and south by property boundary and extending l/4 mile along east boundary line. NORTH CANYON - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. In the town of Campo at Hwy. 287 and Baca CR J, go 10 miles west on CR J 10 CR l8. Take CR 18 for 4 miles south. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Antelope, Quail, Coyote. NORTH PLATTE - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go .5 miles west CR 12, then west 5.3 miles to CR 18, and go 2 miles west to bridge on North Platte River. Fishing access upstream from bridge. For Hunting access, take CR 9 seuth from bridge l mile and access property west of BLM land. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Aut. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game. FISHING: North Platte River. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 79, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Del Norte, go 001th on Hwy. l 12 for 3/4 mile; tum left on CR 15. Go north and west about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, go 6 miles. Turn left on USFS Rd. 646 and go l mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. OWL CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, take Hwy. 14 east 9 miles to CR 25. Go south 4.5 miles to property; then .7 mile to parking area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Elk, antelope. moose, small game, and waterfowl. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go north on CR 27 for 7.6 miles to USFS Rd. 792. Go east .6 miles to BLM Rd. 2506. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 23 �OXBOW - Moffat Co., GMU 2, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybe!}, go 17 miles~ on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on south side. ACRES:. 640 • OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. Watchable wildlife March 1-Aug. 15. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl, dove, rabbits, p~e dogs. FISHING: In Oxbow water area only of Little Snake River. RESTRICTIONS: a. Watchable wildlife activities March 1-Aug. 15 will remain above natural'bluff 75 y~ds from water on northern edge of property. b. Open for youth mentor hunting seasonally, as posted. For informatjon, call (970) 8243046. PALMER GULCH - Summit Co., GMU 37, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9 for 12 miles. Property east of Hwy. 9, close to Blue River SWA. Use entrance to Blue River SWA parking lot. ACRES: 320. OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. PFISTER DRAW -Larimer Co., GMU 7/8, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr.. From Fort Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to CR SOC. Go west to CR 103 (known Four Comers). Go north 7 miles to east properties. To west property, turn off USFS Rd. 200 and go west 5 miles. Sects. 25 and 36 off CR 103, which goes through SW comer of sect. ·36. Sect. 34 is 5 miles west of CR 103 on USFS Rd. 200. Go north 1 mile on BLM two-track road. ACRES: 1,920 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game. as PINE TREE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. East of Maybell, go south of Hwy. 40 on CR 57 12 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. PINKHAM MOUNTAIN - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 13 miles.north on Hwy. 125 to Hwy. 127. Go 9 miles north to CR 48 (USFS Rd. 895); then go west 1.5-miles to CR 49 (USFS Rd. 891), then go south to end of road. ACRES:520 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: .Big game, small game. _ RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont Co., GMU 58/69, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City; go 15 miles west on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles south through BLM to NE comer of property. Par~g at Salt Lick BLM recreation site. ACRES: 520. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 3,1. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn ·sheep, bears. 24 ---~ �PINON HILLS - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. North side of property: from Manassa, go 3.6 miles east on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go SE 3 miles. Property south of road. Soulh side: From Manassa, go 2 miles east on Hwy. 142; turn south on CR 20 for 2 miles. Turn east on CR M for I mile to CR 21. Tum south about 2.5 miles to BLM road (unnumbered), then east on main draw to end of road, about 6 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel Co., GMU 70, Montrose Svc. Ctr. From Naturita, talce Hwy. l41, 15 miles south to CR 29W. Take CR 29W west 1.7 miles from Hwy. l4 1 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles NW. Tum south on road; go l mile south. ACRES: 640 . OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POLE GULCH - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go 39 miles north on Hwy. 13 to CR 4; go west for 1.75 miles. Tract south of CR 4 and extends 5 miles west of CR 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee Co., GMU 561, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Poncha Springs, go south 1/2 mile on Hwy. 285 to NE comer. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. !-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fon Collins, go NW on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place (Conoco Station), tben either go west on Hwy. 14 for l.7 miles to property, or go north on Hwy. 287 for 3 miles. Hwy. l4 access north and east of road or through Gateway Park when open. ACRES: 5,760 OPEN: Year-round as posted. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Coldwater stream (Poudre River, North Fork of Poudre and Seaman Res.) RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Public access prohibited east of Hwy. 287. c. Access permitted from Hwy. 14 and US forest lands. PTARMIGAN - Grand Co., GMU 28, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at north end of town and go SW 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd. (CR 50) in Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. 25 �QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Hwys. ·50 and .135, go east on Hwy. 50 approx. 17 miles to CR 887 (Wuanita Hot Springs Rd.) Go north 10 miles to s ~ t of Black Sage Pass. Go south on USFS Rd. 887 .48. Park at trailhead 537 and go 2-1/2 miles. ACRES640· OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. RABBIT EARS - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go west on Hwy. 14 to mile 5.9, then go north .6 miles to parking lot or go 4.4 miles and lot is on north side. ACRES: 5,188 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted only as posted. RAHADERO CANYON-- ~onejos Co., GMU 81, Monte VISta Svc. Ctr. From La Jara, go 14 miles west on CR 15; turn left on dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. ACRES: 673 · OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, bears. RATTLESNAKE~ - Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. • From Craig, go west on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.) Tum south and go 5 miles to CR 32; turn south }llld go 4 miles on CR 32 t. Parking area and walk-thru access gate at NE comer. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in SE quarter. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited within 1/4-mile safety zone along east boundary as posted. RED CANYON - Jackson Co., GMU 16, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to.CR 12W, and go 5.3 miles· west to CR 18. Then go 4.5 miles west to CR 5 and go 1 mile north to Delaney Butte Lakes SWA Go west on CR 20 for 4.5 miles to oil-well area, then take 2-track road 1 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28.. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. RED LION RANCH - Logan Co., GMU 92;Brush Svc. Ctr. . From Crook, go NE on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Turn south on CR 97/1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. Parking area off CR 97/1 just north of river bottom. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only as posted. . b. Small game and waterfowl hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. 26 �RIDGE ROAD - Jackson Co.. GMU 161 , Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Walden. go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to C. 12W; then go 5.3 miles west to CR 18. go 4.5 miles west to CR 5: then go south 1.7 miles to parking area. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. ROSITA - Custer Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Westcliffe, go south 3 miles on Hwy. 69; then go east 6 miles on CR 328. Go south 3 rniJes on CR 323. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. 'HUNTI.NG: Elk, deer, bear, smalJ game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Primitive weapons only (bow, black powder, shotgun). b. Foot or horseback only. SADDLE MOUNTACN - Park Co., GMU 58 L Denver Svc. Ctr. From Guffey, take CR 59 and go 6 miles north to USFS boundary. Go 1.5 miles east over mountain by fool or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, black bears. SAGE CREEK - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go south on CR 37 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse, rabbits. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go east on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Turn south on BLM Rd. 1509 and go 5 miles. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. dove. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects property and provides several access points west of CR 0. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo Co.. GMU 128, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Pueblo, go east on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go south on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Rd. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. ACRES: 16,675 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTCNG: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: A. D ischarging firearms prohibited within 1/4 mile of buildings. b. Hunting prohibited except Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 27 �SAKARIASON - Las Animas Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Trinidad, go west 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to Cty. Rd. 41.7. Go 11.6 miles north. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bears, turkeys, mtn. lions. RESTRICTIONS: a. Access restricted as posted on west side. b. Hunting prohibited except Sept. I-May 31. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go south on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to Saguache Rd . .T. Go 2 miles west on Rd. T, then south "1.25 miles. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 17, then east on CR Z for 1.5 miles. ACRES: 640 , O,PEN: Year-round for watching wildlife. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING:_ Elkt mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte V1Sta Svc. Ctr. From Moffat, go east on Cty Rd T. Take first right on Cty Rd. 60. Go SE 1-1/4. miles. • ACRES: 480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. SAN LUIS Hll..LS -· Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte V1Sta Svc. Ctr. In Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (Cty Rd. G), go 11 1/2 miles east on Cty Rd G. Tum north on a 2-track road; go 1 mile. Property 1/4 mile east across BLM. property to west edge. : • ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail,. grouse, coyote. SAND CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 56, Salida Svc. Ctr. 1/4 mile south of Hwys. 291 and 285. Property west of Hwy. 285, approx. 6.5 miles north of Poncha Springs. ACRES: 597 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. SAND CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Adams STL. Access from Adams or Colorado State Forest ACRES: 5,038 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game~ small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback 'only. - b. Camping permitted as posted. 28 �SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca Co., GMU l44, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go IS miles west on Rd. J; tum south on Rd. l3 for 5.5 miles to forest service pasture, gate 2C. Go south and east 1 mile; take right fork south 1/4 mile. ACRES: 3l9 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, mountain lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From LaGarita, go north on CR 42 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. IS-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, cottontail, coyotes. ..._ SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma Co., GMU 102, Brush Svc. Ctr. . From Idalia, go 8.5 miles 1101th on CR DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. I-June 14. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Access restricted as posted east of Hwy. 385. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano Co., GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take CR 330 (Ideal Rd.) south I L miles. CR 330 traverses NE quarter of Sec. 31 and south half of Sec. 36. CR 310 enters NE quarter of Sec. 3 l on east side. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. l-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, mountain lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont Co., GMU 86, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi. go west on Hwy. SO for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go SW S miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, mountain lions. SIMSBURY DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 3, Meeker Svc. Ctr. Take Hwy. 318 west from Maybell 10 miles to BLM Rd. 2122; go north 2.5 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. 63 RANCH - Park Co., GMU SO, Denver Svc. Ctr. From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285, 14-1/2 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot east of hwy. ACRES: 1,635 OPEN: Aug. LS-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt Co., GMU 214, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; turn north on CR 44. At CR 46, go 4 miles on CR 46 to signed parking area. Gate, parking lot in NW comer. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING Deer, elk, grouse. 29 �SLIDE MOUNTAIN - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr. ' East of Kremmling, _tum n9rth off Hwy. 40 onto CR 2 and go 4 miles to Black Mountain Rd. Go 7.2 miles, tum left and go .2 mile to fork and go left .3 mile to sign. Access steep with no access across neighboring private l~d on south, west or north. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING:. D~er, elk, antelope. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback o~y. SOUTH DUFFY MOUNTAIN·- Moffat Co., GMU 211, Meeker Svc. Ctr. South of Craig on Hwy. 13 to CR 51. Go west 2 miles to CR 17, then go north 5 miles. ACRES:'640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot and horseback only. SOUTH :MIDDLE .CREEK - Huerfano Co,; GMU 85, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. . From La Veta, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410). Go west 11 miles. ACRES:585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, blue grouse. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat Co., GMU '113, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go north on CR 19 for 12 miles to CR 21. Then go north 11 miles to CR 7 and head north 2 miles to CR 4. Then go west 9 miles to CR 66 and go south. ACRES: 19,962 • . OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. SPRING CREEK - Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. From Walden, travel 6 mile's SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 21; Go 4 miles south to CR 32, then go 1.2 miles east. Access also from Cohagen State Trust Land to north and surrounding BLM lands. ACRES: 154 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28.• HUNTING: Antelope, elk, small game. STATE LINE - Baca Co., GMU 144, Lamar Svc. Ctr. From Campo, go 4 miles west on Rd. J, tum south on Rd. 24 for 5 miles. Tum east through USFS pasture gate 6M. Go 1 mile and tum south at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At 1 mile, go through two gates and continue south and east for 1.3 miles to NW comer. 4x4 required for sandy, unimproved roads in USFS pastures. ACRES: 496. OPEN: ·sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelop~, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes.· STEEL CANYON - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Villa Grove, go east on CR LL57 (USFS Rd. 970) fot 3.5 miles. ACRES: 640 • OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hun~g and fishing. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. 30 • -. -~ �STEINHOFF HlLL - Larimer Co., GMU 191, Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. From Fort Collins, go north on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to CR 74E at The Forks; go 4 µ-.tlles west on CR 74E; go north on CR 37 and go 1/2 mile. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Big game hunting prohibited except by archery. b. Small game hunting prohibited except by archery or shotguns not firing single slugs. STOKES GULCH - Routt Co., GMU I 3, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Hayden, go south on CR 37 to CR 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. .-_ STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache Co., GMU 68 1, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go 10 miles north on Hwy. 285 to BLM road south from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs); go west 1/2 mile, then south 2 miles. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes, furbearers. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles north on CR 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont Co., GMU 59, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 8 miles east on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67. Then go north 3 miles to CR 123, then go east on CR 123 for 1/4 mile to Cr 132. Go 9 miles to Beaver Creek SW~. Access from upper parking area on south and east. ACRES: 4,640 OPEN: Sept I-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, rabbit.~, doves, turkeys, coyotes. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during big game season in designated areas. b. Horseback riding prohibited except during big game season.· TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go 12 miles west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to CR 112. Take CR 2 west for 3 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 1. HUNTING: Elk. deer, antelope, coyote, bear, grouse. TAYLOR DRAW -Jackson Co., GMU 171, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Rand, go south on Hwy. 125, 2.2 miles to CR 21, which becomes USFS Rd. 740. Go 7.1 miles to Jack Creek. Take USFS Rds. 742 and 743, 3. l miles to gate. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. 31 �TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat Co., GMU 2 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go southwest on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to CR 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Tum south to Rattlesnake Hill section. Access through Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat Co., GMU 11, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Maybell, go 5 miles west on Hwy. 40; tum south on SLM Rd. 1558 and go about 1/4 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park Co., GMU 58, Denver Svc. Ctr. lwo parcels: I), take Hwy. 9 from Hartse( 14 miles south. Turn east on Park CR 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles. 2), take Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles south. Tum east and go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to western boundary ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. THREE SISTERS - Jackson Co., GMU 6, Steamboat Spgs Svc. Ctr. Follow directions to Elk Mountain STL. Access from Elk Mountain STL or Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: big game, small game. FISI-llNG: Cold-water stream. TIGER LILY CREEK - Chaffee Co., GMU 481, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Buena Vista, go north on Hwy. 24 for 12 miles. Property east of Hwy. 24. ACRES:398 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for bunting. Year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn Sheep, deer, elk. FISHING: Arkansas River. • RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited March 1-Aug. 31. TOMICHl DOME- Gunnison Co., GMU 551, Gunnison Svc. Ctr. From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles east on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Wauoita Hot Springs Rd.). Tum north on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to west boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, grouse, rabbits. FISI-llNG: Hot Springs Reservoir. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed as posted. TRIANGLE- Moffat Co., GMU JI, Meeker Svc. Ctr. lmmediately west of Maybell off Hwys. 318 and 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. 32 �r- _ TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand Co., GMU 18, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 east 5 miles to CR 2, then go north about 9 miles to CR 24, tum righL Access through BLM or off road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. TURKEY GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 691, Salida Svc. Ctr. Go 5 miles south of Texas Creek on Hwy. 69, then go 2 miles east on CR 28. Go 1 mile south by foot or horseback across BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Foot or horseback only. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso Co., GMU l 18, Colorado Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Fountain, go east about 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border property. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. . RESTRICTIONS: Discharging firearms prohibited except while bunting. TWENTY MILE - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Springs Svc. Ctr. From Hwy. 40 east of Hayden, go south on CR 27 for 6 miles. ACRES: 1,200 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for bunting. Year-round for fishing. Watchable wildlife, April 1-June 30. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. VILLA GROVE - Saguache Co., GMU 82, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. One parcel 8.5 miles north of Villa Grove on Hwy. 285. Other parcel 3 miles NE of Villa Grove on Hayden Pass Rd. through BLM land. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, small game. VINCENTE CANYON - Conejos Co., GMU 81, Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. From Monte Vista, go 2 1 miles south on Hwy. 15 to Capulin. Go 10 miles SW on dump road (CR 8) from Capulin to north end. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for bunting. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, mtn lions, black bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. RESTRICTIONS: Camping permitted as posted. WAUGH MOUNTAIN - Park, Fremont ctys., GMU 57/58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Tum right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Take CR 2 west for 15 miles. Foot access through BLM land on east and south. Use BLM parking lot. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. 33 �WEBER CANYON - Montezuma Co.; GMU 73, Durango Svc. Ctr. From Mancos, ·go 3 miles south on CR 41. Property east of CR. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk,· mountain lions, small game. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan Co~. GMU 95, Brush Svc. Ctr. • From Weldona, go east 1/3 mile on CRY, then north 2 miles ·on CR 10. Property on both sides of.CR 10. Gate in SE comer of Sect 22 on CR 10 and in SW comer of Sect 21. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache Co., GMU 68, Monte V1Sta Svc. Ctr. From Saguache, go south 9 miles on Hwy. 285 to CR R. Tum east and go 5·miles to CR 52, then go north 1/2 mile. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. . HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont Co., GMU 69, Salida Svc. Ctr. In Canon City at First St and Hwy. 50, go south to CR 277. Go south on CR 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road. then go NW 2.5 miles to east boundary. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, small game. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN -Grand Co., GMU 181, Hot Sulphur Spgs Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Access to SW comer (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles east of Hwy. 40. Access from east and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. another 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RESTRICTIONS: a. Limited motor vehicle access permitted to physically impaired people only with writ~n permission from DOW. ~all DOW office, Hot Sulphur Spgs. for written permission and map, (970) 725-6200. WlilSKEY CREEK - Eagle Co., GMUs 36/45, Glenwood Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Vail, go west ~n 1-70, take Exit 171, go 1/2 mile west Property south of I-70. Parking at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, 1/4 mile east). ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse,·rabbits, coyotes. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat Co., GMU 4, Meeker Svc. Ctr. From Craig, go north 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to CR 101. Go 7 miles NE on CR 101 to CR 70. Then go 3 miles east on CR 70. Property 1/4.mile NE through BLM. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. _ HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion, antelope, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Campfires .prohibited. . 34 �WINDY RIDGE- Grand Co., GMU 27, Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. From Kremmling, go west 20 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go west 2 miles on CR 184. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. CAUTION : Roads highly erodible and care advised in wet weather. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano Co., GMU 84, Pueblo Svc. Ctr. From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles west to Gardner, then continue 7 miles west. Craeger Resource quad map useful in locating access. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. WORMER GULCH - Park Co., GMU 58, Salida Svc. Ctr. From Canon City, go west on Hwy. SO to Hwy. 9; tum north and take Hwy. 9 to 1/2 mile north of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-One Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. YAMPA RIVER - Routt Co., GMU 13, Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. . From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property south of Hwy. 40. Access from Yampa River State Wt.ldlife Area. Parking area available. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. ASK FIRST! It is illegal to hunt or fish on private land in Colorado without first obtaining the landowner's permission. Recreationists are responsible for knowing if land is private. Landowners do not have to post or fence their land. State Trust Lands open to wildlife recreation and next to private lands have signs marking boundaries. 35 �DOW INFORMATION . DOW numbers for recordings on season dates and other information (area ~ode 303): Deer, Elk, Antelope ............................291-7529 Fishing ...... .- .. ~ ...... •....... ............. , .291-7533 Small Grune ... •..............................291-7546 Upland.Grune & Turkey ............. : ..........291~7547- . Waterfowl ....... _................... : ........291-7548 Hunter Education ..... .- ... -....................291-75~0 Mobµity Impaired Licenses ....·..................291-7528 For a list of recorded information, call ~03-297-1192. www.wildlife.state.co.us' _ MAPS New State Trust Lands maps are being prepared by the Division-of Wtldlife. As of press time for this brQChure, the maps were _not finished. These maps will no longer. be sold. Instead we will offer them free on the Division's website for you to print If you don't have access to the internet or a computer, you can call us (303) 297-1192, and request that a map of a specific prope~ be mailed to you free of charge. To find out when the maps are available, check our·website, WWW. wildlife.state.co.us, or c~ (303) 297-1192. OPERATION GAME THIEF Operation Grune Thief (OGT) is a non-profit organization working with the DOW's law e~orcement program. It pays re~ards to citizens who report . • poachers or resource violations. 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O 2 Year - $22.50 Plea~e send me BOTH the Fishing and the Hunting Guide. _____________ _ MFPA4 �Printed f~r free distribution by the , i • COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303)'297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us .I . � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1daf05a3aa892248eccbdb5b262a7530.pdf 6c6fbbf5af00495375cb7c2bf847befa PDF Text Text �WELCOME TO COLORADO'S STATE TRUST LANDS The Colorado D1v11-1on or Wildlifl' i\ prOLtJ to offer cvcryon1: whn wHnls 111 part,c,pall' m wildhfe recrealion Ilic opporlunily lu enjoy lhc Stale Trust L.mds Acee~, program. This fall, Ihe prugn,m will hiwc V)ll.,"llcd more thnn •B 1.000 acres of SiaIc Trust lands for puhlit· ac1.:css. ll1c DOW puys jus1 $ I an acre u yew· in huming uml fohing license fee, l(• the Suue umJ Bounl for huntc~. angler., and waldhtc watcher.; to use these properties, ror 11Iany year~. humen- and angler~ have lllld u~ 1hai ~c.:cs~ 10 lunds for wildlife recreation is getting hardcr and harder to find. We've taken these 1:11nccrns seriously and have mode 11 com111iImenl In provide more public ucccs, through our State Trust Lm1d~ progra.m. The: Stale Tnist Lands were given lo lhc sIaIe of Colurndo by the federal government at statehood in 1876. Currnnt t111st lands total miarly 3.2 million surface acres. Almos1all of Ihis land hag b1:e11 clo~cJ to the public in the past. Revenues from these leases go to bcnefil lht: ~ta11:·s K- 12 public sehoob. In 1993, the Stale Land Board and DOW enlcn.:d into an agreement 10 lease about 500.000 acres of trust 1:!nds with the best wildlife values for public use over a I0-year period. At only live year.- into the program, we. have nearly reached that goaL We hllpc to expand the program in the future. Access lo I!11::se lands is a privilege. Ple:.ise. respect the right~ of other user~ an<l k~~ces and abide by our n:gulation, ~o thm lhcsc State Tm~I l.:.iml<. c:111 remain open for wildlife recreational u,c i11 the ful111\! . DIVISION OF WILDLIFE SERVICE CENTERS North Office. Denver. (303) 29 1-7227 SouIh Oflicc, Colorado Springs. (7 19) 473-2945 Wc.-.t Office, Grand Junc1i1)n. (970) 248-7 17'5 Wc~I O flicc. Montrose. \970) 249-343 1 ·11Ic W1hlhfc Comrn,<.,i(,n 11ppm,~<l 11l1; ycnr', ,elC<'li,rn, lor S1.1Ie '1'111,1 l,1111.J, 11111, M11y 111cct111g. WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS: An,ol,I Sal:11,or. chair, Rchcccil h -:111k. , ,,.., chuir; l1'1m~ l e Valley. «.\:Mary; Rev. Jcs--.c Lai1i;.<1011 ll"yd, )1 , 111c111bc1; ( 'h:irl~, L>. t,cwi,. 1111.•m· l"'r. J111nc, R. uing. meonhcr: l..uui, .Swifl. mcmhc,. John R. S1ulp. m,•mhc1, ll1c Oiv"1un of Wildlife L\ funded by ,ult:, 11( hunhng 1111d ti,11111~ hcc11.scs, 1111cn"1 c:omcJ on 1ht,~ ~i\fc, and donuuon~. The Di\'t~ion also r~c,•l\•c~ t'I r,t1nion ot l~dtrnJ..1 ,d~ inx~ tln llu- ,ak orfumung umJ fishmg ct1u1pmcnL The 01\'ii!iiion tluc.s mJl rt.!U*l\c ,1.11c tu>. n·H·m1c,. I Ill' c,,111r.1do D" hion of W1lulifc of the D,:,pam11em nf Nu1u111I R"''lll"-'"' r111hih11, ,Ji,. ~11111i1111t1ou on 1hc b,1,b of race. color. religion.~"· nocinnal urig10 1tnJ dl\.lhihuc,- ,null 01\1x·t.:t1' of c111ploy111c:nt aml puhlic 1mnicip;11int1 111 ih pmgram~ and \c.rvi\.'.C~. F1Jr mfomwtiou nr 111 "'~1sior a c11111pluu11, c11111uc1 the C'olnradn C>1"i~oc111 nl Wiluhtr, M(,O Bn~1clwu~, Denver. CO 80216. ot ,.ill (31ljJ297-11'12 l'llhhshed June 1997 • ::?70.UUO cop1~ l~lilor. Brighitl Kelly l•ri111c~t hy (!.u,1w,wid P11111i11g. De11vcr, CO �What's New For 1997 More ·Properties Opened: This year, 30 new State Land Board properties, or 60,676 acres, will be open to public use. That brings the total State Trust lands open for wildlife recreation to 195, about 432.464 acres in all. Youth Mentor Lands: This year, the DOW will open four State Trust lands for its Youth Mentor Program, making a total of 5 propenies specificallf for youths to hunt and fish. These properties are in Otero, Routt, Moffan and Logan counties. Public access is limited to youth hunters and accompanying adults. See inside fot details. Volunteer Host Properties: To help serve the public better, some State Trust lands may have volunteer hosts who can provide information on boundaries, season dates and regulations. The volunteer also will ask you about your visit 10 help improve user satisfaction. The volunteer host program is expected to be expanded in the future. Weed-Free Livestock Forage: Starting this year, only lifestock forage certified as weed-free will be permitted by recreationists on State Trust Lands. Grune Management Units: In response to public requests, we have added the GMUs for each property listed in this brochure. Once you have determined which property you're interested in, you can refer to the DOW's statewide GMU map and specific regulations for GMUs. which are found in the DOW's hunting season information brochures. Three-Year Brochure: No additional State Trust Lands will be enrolled in the Access Program until the year 2000. Therefore this brochure will serve as a three-year publication. Please keep it on hand. This brochure lists all of the State Trust Lands where people can hunt, fish and watch wildlife, including when the lands are open, how to find them. what species are there, facilities available and restrictions. You'll also find an order form so you can send away for maps of each property. RULES FOR USING DOW PROPERTIES These regulations are paraphrased so you can understand them easily. They are intended only as a guide. The official statutes and regulations that govern hunting and fishing in Colorado are available at DOW offices. The following activities are prohibited on all lands, waters, the frozen surface of waters, rights-of-way, buildings and other structures or devices under the control of the DOW: 1. Entering or using an area when there are signs posted that prohibit entry, use or occupancy. 2. Entering or using an area for commercial purposes or conducting land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. Operating a motorized or non-motorized vehicle except on publicly maintained roads or in designated camping or parking areas. 4. Operating a motor vehicle above posted speed limits or more than 25 miles per hour where not posted. 5. Leaving a camp, pitched tent, shelter. motor vehicle or miiler unattended for more than 48 hours, or camping or parking a travel trailer or camper more than 14 days in any 45-day period. 6. Building a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only ponable �2 blinds or tree stands and steps are allowed. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within IO days after the end of the season in which they are used. • 7. Removing, changing or damaging buildings, water control devices, fences, gates, notices, signs, section markers, trees, shrubs, other vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 8. Littering or leaving fish, fish entrails. human excrement, waste water, containers, trash or toxic substance. ft's also illegal to bring trash or toxic substances for disposal on a Division property and to dump trailer waste into a sanitary facility. 9. Building a fire without ways to prevent it from spreading or leaving a fire unattended. 10. Grazing livestock, except for horses. mules, llamas and burros used in wildlife recreation. 11. Letting dogs. cats or domestic pet~ run at large (not on a leash), except while hunting with dogs, training dogs for hunting or during Division-authorized field trials. 12. Possessing or using explosives, poisons, herbicides, insecticides or other pesticides. 13. Digging trenches, holes or pits. 14. Leaving boats. rafts or other floating craft beached, at anchor, moored or docked unattended overnight except in areas designated. 15. Fishing from Division-controlled boat ramps or boat docks when in conflict with boaters or as posted. 16. Snorkeling. scuba diving or spearfishing with a diving mask, swim fins. snorkel or air tanks, except in waters where swimming is permitted., when location is identified by a "divers' down flag" and when the scuba diver has a valid S.C.U.B.A. diver's certificate issued by a recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. Disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, drunkenness or abusive language. 18. Using air- or gas-inflated floating devices as transportation on water unless the device is of multi-compartment construction and has a rigid motor mount for craft propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to designated swimming areas. 19. Boat regattas or other nonwildlife-oriented group activities. 20. Landing any aircraft. 21. Leaving decoys or things used as decoys in the field or on the water overnight. 22. Swimming except in designated waters or authorized activities. 23. Discharging firearms or bows in designated parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. Fishing in fish-rearing ponds or raceways. 25. Failing 10 leave a property when ordered by DOW personnel for any violation. RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS ONLY 1. Public use is allowed Sept. I through Feb. 28, unless otherwise specified. AJI properties that are new for 1997-98 don't open to the public until Sept 1, 1997 and are indicated with an asterisk(*). 2. Properties are open only during daylight except where camping is allowed. 3. Many areas are restricted to foot or horseback travel. Motorized vehicles, where allowed, must stay on publicly maintained roads. 4. No use of buildings, equipment and posted safety zones surrounding facilities is allowed. �3 5. Camping and fires are prohibited except in designated areas. 6. Camping is pennitted only on properties as posted. 7. Discharging firearms only allowed while actually hunting. Hunting allowed only during established seasons. Please refer to Division of Wildlife hunting season brochures for specific dates when hunting is permitted. 8. Only weed-free certified livestock forage is pennitted on State Trust Lands. 9. All target practice is prohibited. LIMITS OF PUBLIC USE 1. The DOW may limit public use on a Division property for up to 60 days, using these .criteria. a. location and size of the area. b. location, type and condition of roads, vehicle parking areas and number and type of sanitary facilities. c. number of users the area will tolerate without significant degradation to wildlife resources, public or private property. d. ensuring public safety, health and welfare. 2. When public use is limited, signs will indicate the number of people pennitted. It is illegal to enter an area posted as fully occl!pied or after being advised by a DOW officer that the area is full. 3. The DOW may waive these restrictions for day use for organized, supervised groups whose numbers exceed the limits. Written approval must first be obtained from the appropriate DOW regional manager. ASK FIRST! It is illegal to hunt or fish on private land in Colorado without first obtaining the landowner's permission. It is the recreationist's responsibility to know whether the land is private. A landowner does not have to post or fence the land. State Land Board properties open to wildlife-related recreation and adjacent to private lands have signs marking the boundaries. OPERATION GAME THIEF Report any wildlife violn1ion by calling 1-800-332-41S5 (10ll-free suncwide) or 295-0164 in Denver. �4 FOR YOUR INFORMATION Need infonnation on hunting and fishing seasons? Call these numbers for up-to-date recordings of season dates and other infonnation: Deer, Elk and Antelope ................ . .. : . .....291-7529 Hunter Education Classes ................................................291-7530 Small Game .......................................................................291-7546 Upland Game/Turkey .......................................................291-7547 Waterfowl ..........................................................................29 I-7548 Camping ............................................................................291-7532 Maps ..................................................................................291 -7540 General Fishing Infonnation ............................................291-7533 Stocking Report ................................................................291-753 1 Fishing Condition Reports: Metro Denver and Foothills ........................................29 1-7535 Northeastern Colorado ................................................29 1-7536 Northwestern Colorado................................................29 1-7537 Southeastern Colorado ................................................291-7538 Southwestern Colorado ................................................291-7539 These recordings are available 24 hours a day and are Denver numbers. For a list of all recordings, call (303) 291-7299. LOOK FOR SIGNS LIKE THESE ON STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN TO WILDLIFE-RELATED RECREATION. Signs are printed with black letters on white backgrounds. aSIATE TRUSf LAND A ~ RULES • • Pline u1 111 111141111 11llllf rttrutlu It 1!11._ Yur·R119' 11~11 d1Jll1lll lnrt. • lhbrlrd flhllll m II mMctlf " ,.,uc ...... ., utt1rltt, C1■ph1, I R111 111 ,i1hlblld. • flt 111 II lllnllap, ••l111111t I HIity llHI 11111111dln1 11d f1ctlttl11 11 1ll1•ri. PLEASE 00 NOT ABUSE YOUR PRMLEGE TO ENJOY STATE TRUST lANDS. FRONT REVERSE •SfATE TRUSf LAND• • PRIVATE PROPERTY. A WILDLIFE AREA _a "@ BOUNDARY ~ BEHIND THIS SIGN SEASONAL ACCESS ONLY • • DO NOT ENTER • WITHOUT PERMISSION • TM,..,_,.. cl Che Stitt ft\JSi llnd l,IQf\l ... ldlncdyp,!volo--- �5 State Trust Lands Open for Wildlife Recreation Properties are /isled by county. Unless otherwise indicated, these properties are open Sept. I to Feb. 28 of each year. Properties with an asterisk (*) are new for 1997 or have additional acres now open to the public. The properties are numbered first by county, then with lower case leuers within each county. 3. BACA COUNTY a. SAND CREEK SOUTH - GMU 144 From Campo. drive 15 miles west on Road J; tum south on Road 13 for 5.5 miles to Forest Service pasture, gate 2C. Drive south and east for I mile, taking a right fork south for 1/4 mile 10 the lease boundary. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, mountain lions, doves, scaled quail. rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. ACCESS: Must park on USFS land and walk into parcel. b. STATE LINE- GMU 144 From Campo, go 4 miles west on Road J, tum south on Road 24 for 5 miles, tum east through USFS pasture gate 6M. Continue I mile and tum south at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At I mile, pass through two gates and continue south and east for 1.3 miles to the northwest comer of the lease. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. scaled quail. rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Vehicle access as directed to northwest comer of the parcel. Recreationists must park there and walk to the parcel. NOTE: A 4x4 is required for sandy unimproved roads in the USFS pastures. Please close all gates found open. *c. NORTH CANYON - GMU 144 In the town of Campo at the intersection of Hwy. 287 and Baca Cty. Rd. J, go IO miles west on Cty. Rd. J to Cty. Rd. I 8. Take Cty. Rd. I 8 4 miles south to property. ACRES: 632 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, Quail, Coyote. ACCESS: At sign in NE comer of property on Cty. Rd. 18. Foot access only. 4. BENT COUNTY a. BLUE LAKE - GMU 125 From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 west 10 Cty. Rd. 10, north 11 miles then west 2- 1/2 miles on Cty. Rd. TT 10 eastern property boundary. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warm-water lake. ACCESS: There are several parking lots: (I) at end of Cty. Rd. TT: (2) at bridge on southeast comer: (3) at south end of property. blands closed to public access from May 15-Aug. 31. Vehicles allowed on designated roads only. Camping allowed as posted. �6 S. CHAFFEE COUNTY a. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK- GMU 561 From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 west 2.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 210, then south 4.5 miles to the property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, sma.11 game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only; no motorized vehicles. Timber activity may be present. b. ASPEN RIDGE - GMU 57 From Salida, take Chaffee Cty. Rd. 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles north. Then left on Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 for 5 miles to property. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. ACCESS: Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 at north and south ends of property. No motorized vehicles off designated roads. Hunting by foot or horseback only. Timber activity may be present. c. PONCHA PASS- GMU 561 From Poncha Springs, go south 1/2 mile on Hwy. 285 to northeast corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb.28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbits. ACCESS: The southern 3/8 mile of the eastern boundary of the parcel meets Hwy. 285. No vehicle traffic. d. CHUBB PARK - GMU 49 From Fairplay, go 20 miles south on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go southwest I mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Tum west (right) on Cty. Rd. 3 11, go I mile to property. ACRES: 3,640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Three points on west side via Cty. Rds. 311, 309 and Lenardy Rd. and from the east off Hwy 285 at Cty. Rds. 3 11 and 309. Vehicle access penniued by Cty. Rds. as posted. Camping allowed in designated spots. Timber activity may be present. •e. MAXWELL PARK-GMU 481 In Buena Vista at the stoplight go I mile west on Cty. Rd. 306 to Cty. Rd. 321. Go south on Cty. Rd. 321 for 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 327. Tum west on Cty. Rd. 327 and go west I mile to parking lot. Or take Cty. Rd. 306 3 miles west 10 Cty Rd. 339, then south on Cty. Rd. 339 for 2 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,177 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope. ACCESS: From parking lots at the properties. *f. TIGER LILY CREEK - GMU 481 From Buena Vista go north on Hwy 24 for 12 miles. Property is located on east side of Hwy 24. ACRES: 398 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Otherwise year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. �7 HUNTING: Bighorn Sheep. deer, elk. FISHfNG: Arkansas River. ACCESS: Direct from Hwy. 24. Also across twin bridges and then south on old Cty. Rd. Foot acce~~ only. *g. Droney Gulch - GMU 56 Property closed to public access until Sept. I, 1998. For details regarding this property prior to opening, please contact the Salida DOW office al (719) 539-3529. 6. CLEAR CREEK COUNTY a. BAKERVILLE - GMU 39 From Georgetown. take I-70 west 5 miles. Section 16 is about 1.25 mile east of the Bakerville exit. Majority of tract is north of 1-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Otherwise. year-round for fishing and watclling wildlife only. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep. elk, mule deer. mountain lions. black bears. blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits and snowshoe hare,. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Vehicle access off 1-70 right of way only. Foot access only. b. GOLDEN WATERSHED-GMU 39 From Denver take 1-70 west to Evergreen Parkway then south to Bergen Park. Go we~t on Hwy. I 03 10 Golden Watershed (about 4 miles). ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Mule deer. elk. black bears, mountain lions. blue grouse. cottontails. snowshoe hare,. turkeys. FISHCNG: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Access on property limited 10 two parking lots (Hwy. 103 and Old Squaw Pass Road. and Winer Gulch). Access by foot or horseback to tract ( 1-2 miles). 7. CONEJOS COUNTY a. LA JARA RESERVOIR- GMU 81 From La Jara go west on Hwy. I5, I0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go about 23 miles to property. ACRES: 32,913 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk. antelope, bighorn sheep. black bear. mtn. lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three cold-water streams. Timber activity may be present. b. RAHADERO CANYON - GMU 81 From La Jara go 14 miles west on Cty. Rd. 15: tum left onto dirt road at Centro, then go 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. to property. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk. mountain lions. bears. ACCESS: No mo1orited vehicles off existing trail,. c. PINON HILLS - GMU 81 North side of property: from Mana\sa, drive 3.6 miles east on Hwy. 142 to BLM Rd. 5006 and go southca,1 about 3 miles. The property" directly south of road. South side: From Manassa. drive 2 nules cast on 1-hvv 14?· 111m sn111h nn f'lv Rrl '.JO fnr 2 mile~. Tum ca.st on Ctv. Rd. �8 M for 1 mile 10 Cty. Rd. 21. Tum south about 2.5 miles 10 BLM road (unnumbered), then east up the main draw to end of road, about 6 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wi1dlife only. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. d. VINCENTE CANYON - GMU 81 From Monte Vista, go 21 miles south on Hwy 15 to Capulin. Travel I 0 miles southwest on dump road (Cty. Rd. 8) from Capulin to north end of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I5-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. antelope, mtn lions, black bears, small game. FlSHlNG: La Jara Creek. ACCESS: On north end from the Cty. Rd. along La Jara Creek. *e. ALAMADITAS MESA- GMU 81 Route #I: From Antonito go 11 miles west on Hwy. 17 to Forest Service Rd. or Fox Creek Rd. Travel NW on Fox Creek Rd. for 5 miles to marker designating route to property. Follow 1/4 mile markers across USFS land to west edge of property. NOTE: Access to chis property is by foot and horseback only across country from Fox Creek Rd. to the state property. Route #2: From LaJara State Trust Land property (see directions in this brochure) go south of LaJara Reservoir on 4WD road to Fox Creek. From Fox Creek, by foot or horseback only, travel 1.5 miles south to south boundary to FS land. Go 3 miles east on FS land and cross both Fox Creek and Pox Creek trail. Go I mile to west boundary of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I5-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, couontail, grouse, coyote. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles off of designated roads. Foot and horseback only. *f. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - GMU 81 From south side of Antonito at Hwys. 285 and 17, travel 7 miles west on Hwy. 17 to a 2-track trail on north side of Hwy. 17 by an old cemetery. Travel north and west on 2-track trail along north side of Los Mogotes Peak. Go past peak 5 miles through BLM property to east property boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. *g. SAN LUIS HILLS - GMU 81 In the town of Antonito at Hwy. 285 and 6th St. (Cty Rd. G) go 11 1/2 miles east on Cty Rd G. Turn nonh on a 2-track road, go I mile. Boundary of property is 1/4 mile to the east across BLM property to west edge of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I5-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. antelope, cottontail, grouse, coyote. �9 9. CUSTER COUNTY a. BEAR GULCH - GMU 69 From Westcliffe, go IO miles east on Hwy. 96 to Cty. Rd. 271, then I mile to NW corner of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels. rurkeys. b. LAPIN CREEK - GMU 84 From Westcliffe, go 17 miles east on Hwy. 96 lO Hwy. 165. Go south for 13 miles to Ophir Creek Rd. Then go west 8 miles 10 Deer Peak through · usFS land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. ACCESS: Through BLM and forest service land north of property. No vehicular access across private property to Lapin Creek. Foot or horseback only. c. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - GMU 69 From Westcliffe, go north about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. ACRES: 560 OPEN Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. bears, mountain lions, turkeys, rabbilS, squirrels. ACCESS: Access from Hwy. 69 1/8 mile through southwest quarter of property. Access only as posted. No vehicle access; parking in 1/2 acre along Hwy. 69. *d. FROZE CREEK - GMU 86 From Westcliffe travel 10 miles south on Hwy. 69. Go west on Cty Rd. 105 for I mile to SE corner of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. IS-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer. elk, small game. ACCESS: Parking lot at Cty. Rds. 105 and 111. Access by fool only. 10. DOLORES COUNTY a. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - GMU 711 From Dove Creek, go 2 miles west 10 Hwys. 666 and 141. Go north on Hwy. 141, 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go south on Cty. Rd. l 9Q (FS Rd. #250). 18 miles 10 McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Travel 1/4 mile south 10 north end of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Enter on north end 1/4 mile south of Cty. Rd. 19Q. Access via two-track road on BLM land in Dawson Draw. Vehicle access on existing roads only. 11. DOUGLAS COUNTY a. FOUR MILE - GMU 51 From Woodland Park. take Hwy. 67 north I J .S miles to the town of Westcreek, turn south on Cty. Rd. 73 for 0.7 of a mile, turn west on Cly. Rd. 68 for 2 miles, turn north on USFS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles. USFS Rd. 523 runs through property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. �10 HUNTING: Deer, rabbits. blue grouse. Safety Zone: Maintain a safety zone of 150 yards around structures. Timber activity may be present. 12. EAGLE COUNTY a. BERRY CREEK - GMU 36 From Vail, take 1-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards). go north to the entrance of Singletree, west to USFS Rd. 778, go I mile and Lake first left after cattleguard, follow road 2.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse. rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Several 4WD roads run through property. Property surrounded by USFS land. b. SQUAW CREEK - GM U 36/45 From Vail, take I-70 west 10 Exit 163 (Edwards), go south to stoplight, turn west on Hwy. 6, go 2 miles to road and bridge over Eagle River. Tract continues I mile west from here. ACRES: 272 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: This property is closed to hunting and discharge of firearms. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Road and bridge over Eagle River; parking area and access point. Squaw Creek Rd. and Hwy. 6, parking area and access point. Walk-in access only. c. WHJSKEY CREEK - GMU 36/45 From Vail, go west on 1-70, take Exit 171, go 1/2 mile west. Property south of 1-70. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Otherwise year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Parking available at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off 170 Exit 171, 1/4 mile east). Timber activity may be present. 13. EL PASO COUNTY a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - GMU 118 From Fountain, go east about 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border property. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Discharging firearms prohibited except while hunting. ACCESS: Park in designated parking area. Walk-in access from there. 14. FREMONT COUNTY *a. BADGER CREEK (partially in Park County) - GMU 57/58 From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12, then west I mile on BLM road. Or, from Hartse!, go south on Hwy. 9 to Park Cty. Rd. 53. Follow Cty. Rd. 53 22 miles to property. ACRES: 6,032 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for all other uses. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Timber activity may be pre~ent. NEW FOR 1997 - 920 acres. �11 b. DEER HA VEN - GMU 581 From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9, go 9 miles north to Cty. Rd. 11, tum right and go 5.2 miles on Cly. Rd. 11 to Deer Haven Rd., tum right on Deer Haven Rd. and go .8 miles 10 Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right and go .7 miles 10 end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: SurTOunded by BLM land No motor vehicle access; foot or horseback only. c. DIRTY GULCH - GMU 58 From Cotopaxi, go 5.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. d. FLORENCE - GMU 69 From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 southeast 13 miles 10 Cty. Rd. 15, which goes west to Florence Picnic Area, adjacent LO property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits. squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. ACCESS: Walk-in access through national forest land (about 1/4 mile). e. SHORT CREEK BALDY - GMU 86 From Cotopaxi. go west on Hwy. 50 for 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go southwest about 5 miles to property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, mountain lions. ACCESS: From Kerr Gulch Rd. to Hamilton Creek Rd. into south end of property. f. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN· GMU 58 From Cotopaxi, go for 17 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. elk. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 12 and adjacent BLM land. Vehicles restricted 10 main road; other access by foot or on horseback. Timber activity may be present. *g. TABLE MOUNTAIN - GMU 59 From Hwy. 115 and Academy Blvd. in Colorado Springs. go 18 miles south on Hwy. 115 to gate. ACRES: 11.108 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits, doves. turkeys, coyotes. ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback only from parking lots. RESTRJCTIONS: Camping permitted during big game season in designated areas. Horseback riding permitted only during big game season. NEW FOR 1997 - 640 acres h. CODY PARK - GMU 69 This tract is divided into two parcels. Tract I: From Westcliffe, at Hwys. 96 and 69, go north on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 215, go �12 north 6.25 miles to southwest comer of property. Tract 2: From Hwy. 50 and 4th Street in Canon City, go south on 4th Street 2 miles until street turns into Cty. Rd. 143. Go 10.3 miles south on Cty. Rd. 143 to BLM Road 6227. Go northwest on SLM Road 6227, 4 miles to Grape Creek, then southwest 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING~ Mountain lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: From Copper Gulch Rd., Fremont Cty. 27 A, several points on the west side of property. No vehicle access to property. i. GRAPE CREEK - GMU 69 From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go south on First Street, I mile to Fremont Cty. Rd. 3. West on Cty. Rd. 3, 5.2 miles to Temple Canyon City Park. South 1/2 mile through park to northeast comer of property. Continue through property along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles a.long Grape Creek through SLM to Pine Gulch. Walk west up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles to property. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife and fishing only. Fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. No vehicle access on property. j. McCOY GULCH - GMU 86 From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles south on Cty. Rd. 1-A to Fremont Cty. Rd. 37 to BLM land. East across BLM land to west boundary. ACRES:640. OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, bears, mountain lions, elk, deer. ACCESS: Parking area on BLM land. Foot and horseback only. k. NEWLIN CREEK - GMU 69 From Florence, go south on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Creek Rd. Go west on Newlin Creek Rd., I mile to northwest comer of section. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. Hunting prohibited except by archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns. Hunting prohibited 1/4 mile along east boundary. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. on NW comer and from south half of east boundary. Foot access only. I. PINNACLE ROCK - GMU 58/69 From Canon City, go 15 miles west on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles south through BLM to northeast comer of property. ACRES: 520. OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer. elk, bighorn sheep, bears. ACCESS: Parking at Salt Lick BLM recreation site. No parking on site. SLM access road closed to motor vehicles. Foot and horseback only. m. WEST BEAR GULCH - GMU 69 In Canon City, at First St. and Hwy. 50 go south to Cty. Rd. 277. Go south on Cty. Rd. 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 miles) to BLM road then northwest 2.5 miles to east boundary. �13 ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer. elk, bears, mountain lions, small game. ACCESS: SLM right-of-way offCty. Rd. 277. Parking along SLM road. No motor vehicles off main SLM road. Foot and horseback only. *n. WAUGH MOUNTAIN (partially in Park County) - GMU 57/58 From Canon City go west on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles. Tum right on Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles. Then take Fremont Cty. Rd. 2 west for 15 miles. ACRES: 17,773 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bear, coyote, grouse. *o. COTTONWOOD RIDGE- GMU 581 From Canon City go west on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Hwy. 9. T~rn north on Hwy. 9 and go 6 miles. Tum west at Gate, go .8 mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Otherwise year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Deer, lion. bear, rabbit. FISHING: Couonwood Creek. *p. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - GMU 58 From Canon City go 12 miles west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. Go 9 miles on Hwy. 9 to Cty. Rd. #2. Take Cty. Rd. 2 west for 3 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, coyote, bear. grouse. ACCES~: Foot or horseback only. 16. GRAND COUNTY a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT - GMU 181 Northwest sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40. 14 miles west to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Southeast sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 10 miles west to Cly. Rd. 25. Take Cty. Rd. 26, left fork 1/2 mile from Hwy. 40 and go east 5 miles. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Rd. (Cty. Rd. 27) accesses northwest section: Gunsight Rd. (Cty. Rd. 26) accesses soucheast section. Some areas restricted to foot or horseback. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible and care is advised during wet weather. b. MIDDLE PARK· GMU 27 From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. I 00), 15 miles to Buffalo Park. Follow USFS Rd.131, I mileeasttosign. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Parking along road about 1/2 mile and 3/4 mile east Buffalo Park gate. Access by foot or on horseback across national forest to property. c. MJLK CREEK - GMU 27 Southwest acess: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go north 15 miles �14 to Buffalo Park, then east on USFS Rd. 131 to sign, and go another 3.5 miles to locked gate and signed trail. Northeast access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 20 miles west to Ccy. Rd. I 84. Go 2 miles west (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area just before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, continue on Cty. Rd. 184 to access property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar access: Take Hwy. 40 west of Kremmling 18 mjles to signed parking area just before Hwy. Dept. road camp. Access to all parcels by foot or horse only. ACRES: 10,455 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Timber activity may be present. d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - GMU 18 From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 east 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 2, theo go north about 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 24, tum right. Access through BLM or off this road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. ACCESS: Most public access off Cty. Rds. 2 and 24, adjacent BLM land. Foot or horseback only. e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - GMU 181 From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 14 miles to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. I03). Access to SW comer (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles east of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. another 5 miles to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot and horseback access only. Restricted motor vehicle use for mobility impaired only with permission from DOW. Call DOW office, Hot Sulphur Springs for permission and map, (970) 725-3557. Timber activity may be present. f. WINDY RJDGE - GMU 27 From Kremmling, go west 22 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing, mile marker 163); go west 2 miles on Cty. Rd. 184. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible and care is advised in wet weather. Timber activity may be present. g. COPPER-MOUNTAIN - GMU 28 From Kremmling, go south on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from Grand Cty. Rd. 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land to the south. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTCNG: Elk, deer, blue grouse. ACCESS: Southern boundary adjacent to Routt National Forest. All other access (3 sides) is from private land, and permission is required. Walk-in hunting only. No ATV or motor vehicle use. h. LITTLE H. 0. - GMU 28 From Granby, go 4.5 miles east of Granby on Cty. Rd. 60. ACRES: 640 �15 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. ACCESS: Parking area at northwest comer. No parking along county road except in designated areas. Timber activity may be present. i. ANTELOPE CREEK- GMU 181 From Kremmling, go west 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103), the go 6 miles east 10 gate. ACRES: I ,240 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTlNG: Elk. deer. blue grouse. ACCESS: A walk-through gate with signs provides access to property. Foot and horse travel only. j. CARTER CREEK· GMU 181 From Kremmling, go 14 miles west on Hwy". 40 10 Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103): go 3 miles east to parking area and sign. ACRES: 1,30 I OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. blue grouse, sage grouse. ACCESS: Motor vehicle use through Badger Creek gate restricted to mobility impaired people with permission from DOW. Contact DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs for permission and map, (970) 725-3557. k. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - GMU 181 From Kremmling. go 14 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 miles east to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. ACCESS: ATVs and snowmobiles allowed as posted through green gate 6 miles east of Hwy. 40. Vehicles restricted 100 designated route (orange posts) This is to help with retrieval of game. Otherwise, foot and horseback travel only. Parking only at parking lots. Camping allowed in designated areas along Chimney Rock Rd. I. FRASER CANYON • GMU 28 From Tabemash, go east to Cty. Rd. 84 to fork. Go left at fork 1/2 mile north to Strawberry access road. Left 1.5 miles to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Deer, elk. bears, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles off designated roads. Foot access only. Timber activity may be present. m. PTARMIGAN - GMU 28 From Fraser, cross railroad tracks at north end of town and go southwest 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd.(Cty. Rd. 50) in the Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears. small game. ACCESS: No motor vehicles except snowmobiles on I foot of snow. Timber activity may be present. �16 17. GUNNISON COUNTY a. TOLLGATE - GMU 551 From Gunni~on, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go east 11 miles to BLM Rd. 310 I and turn north. Go 3.5 miles on BLM Rd. 3100; tum east for I mile lo USFS Rd. 802. Turn north; go 3 miles to USFS Rd. 802.IA. Tum west and go 3 miles to property entrance. ACRES: 670 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse. rabbits. ACCESS: This access from Quartz Creek Rd. to Wood's Gulch cutoff. Access by foot or horseback only, except on ridge road as marked in the southwest comer of section. Parking area just inside south entrance. Timber activity may be presenL b. BLACK SAGE PASS - GMU 551 From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go north on Hwy. 50, I mile to USFS Rd. 888. Travel north on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to south boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FlSHING: ln small section of No Name Creek. ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback only. c. TOMICH! DOME - GMU 551 From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles east on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Tum north on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to west boundary of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. ACCESS: Enter property just southwest of Hot Springs Reservoir. Camping allowed as posted. *d. FOSSIL RIDGE - GMU 55 From Gunnison travel east on Hwy. 50 for 12 miles to Parlin. Turn north on Cty. Rd. 76 and travel 9 miles to FS Road 822. Tum west on FS Road 822 and follow it for 2 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Foot, horseback, or vehicles on established roads only. *e. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - GMU 551 Property closed to public access until Sept. I, 1998. For details regarding this property prior to opening contact the Gunnison DOW office, (970) 641-0088. 18. HUERFANO COUNTY a. BLACK HAWK - GMU 85 From Gardner. go I mile west on Hwy. 69. Tum north on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. (Black Mountain Rd.) Go west 1/2 mile to �17 access markers. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. black bears, mountain lions, antelope, elk, doves. rabbits, turkeys. ACCESS: No vehicles allowed off county roads; foot or horseback only. b. BLACK MOUNTAIN - GMU 84 From Gardner, go I mile west on Hwy. 69, tum north on USFS Rd. 634 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 635 (Black Mountain Rd.), go west tn mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. ACCESS: From Black Mountain Rd. via by foot or on horseback only. c. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - GMU 85 From Gardner, go southwest on Cty. Rd. 560 (Arco Rd ..), 7 miles to property. ACRES: 64-0 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons. turkeys. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 560 traverses tract from northwest corner to south side. No vehicles allowed off county road. d. SCHULTZ CANYON - GMU 85 From Walsenburg take Cty. Rd. 330 (Ideal Rd.) south 11 miles. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, mountain lions. rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 330 traverses northeast quarter of Sec. 31 and south halfof Sec. 36. Cty. Rd. 310 enters northeast quarter of Sec. 31 on east side. No vehicles allowed off county road. e. WOLF SPRINGS - GMU 84 From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles west to Gardner, then continue 7 miles west to the property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: A Craeger Resource quad map is useful in locating access. Foot or horseback only. f. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - G MU 85 From La Veta, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 4 10), then go west 11 miles. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, blue grouse. ACCESS: USFS Rd. 410 enters property on south side near southwest corner. No vehicles allowed off roads. Foot or horseback access only. Timber activity may be present. *g. BLUE SPRING - GMU 84 From Gardner go west on Hwy. 69 for I mile to national forest access road 634. Turn north on FS access road 634 and travel f3 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 �18 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. lion, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. *h. GUILLERMO RANCH - GMU 85 From Walsenburg travel 15 miles northwest on Hwy. 69 10 Badito Junction. From Badito Junction, take Cty. Rd. 520 south for 6 miles 10 Major Ranch entrance. Then travel west 1-1/4 miles on Cty. Rd. 520. 1 10 southeast comer of property. ACRES: 2,118 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. rabbit, dove. coyote. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 520.1 enters property on SE corner, then traverses property for 3 miles 10 west boundary. 19. JACKSON COUNTY a. COHAGEN - GMU 171 From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 10 Cty. Rd. 21. Go 4 mile~ 10 Cty. Rd. 32. Go east I mile to property. ACRES: 2,533 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. b. EASTDELANEY BUTTELAKE ~GMU 16 From Walden go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12W. then 5.3 miles west 10 Cty. Rd. 18, then 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5, I mile north 10 entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Small game. ASHlNG: Cold-water lake. ACCESS: Foot access only. RESTRICTIONS: Camping and campfires limited to existing state wildlife area campground next to East Delaney Butte Lake. c. ELK MOUNTAIN-GMU 6 From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. I2E, then go 12 miles east, then take Cry. Rd. 12Fabout 2.5 miles northeast to the parking lot at the end of the road. Access is only from this parking l01 and State Forest land. ACRES: 2,840 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer. elk, blue grouse. rabbit.~, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: All roads off Cty. Rds. I 2E and I2F are closed. d. INDIAN CREEK - GMU 171 From Rand, go north on Cty. Rd. 27. 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. Hunting is prohibited with centerfire rifles in the northeast quarter of Sec. 16. ACCESS: Limited 10 parking Im on Cty. Rd. 21 in southwest quarter of Sec. 16. e. KEMPDRA'11-GMU 171 From Walden. go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 21; go 1.5 miles ~outh to propeny. �19 ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. f. OWL MOUNTA1N - GMU 171 From Rand go north on Cty. Rd. 27, which goes between Hwys. 14 and 125. From Cty. Rd. 27, take USFS Rd. 792 east, then take a left fork and go to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: No motorized travel beyond property boundary. Timber activity may be present. g. RABBIT EARS - GMU 16 From Walden, go southwest toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14 for 29 miles to one parking lot. or go 1.5 miles more to another parking lot. ACRES: 4,948 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Foot and horseback traffic only. Timber activity may be pre- sem. h. RED CANYON - GMU 16 From Walden, go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12W, and go 5.3 miles west to Cly. Rd. 18. Then go 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5 and go I mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area From there, go west on Cly. Rd. 20 for 4 miles. Tum right at sign and follow two-track road I mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. i. SAND CREEK - GMU 6 From Walden, go north on Hwy. 125 for 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 8. Then head east on Cty. Rd. 8 for 7 miles to the Adams Ranch State Trust land (this access is only after Oct. I). Access can be obtained from the Elk Mountain State Trust land to the south or Colorado State Forest to the east. ACRES: 4,998 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: The State Forest from the east, the Adam's Ranch State Trust land from north, limited to big game season with permission and only on a once-in-and-out basis. j. TAYLOR DRAW -GMU 171 From Rand, go south on Hwy. 125, 4 miles, then rum east at Old Homestead and Jack Creek Road. After crossing Jack Creek, take USFS Rd. 743 and go to Taylor Draw road closure. From road closure, go on foot or horseback to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only from Forest Service land. k. THREE SISTERS - GMU 6 From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E, go 12 �20 miles east, then take Cry. Rd. I 2F for 2.5 miles to parking lot. Access to the property only from parking lot and Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: All roads off Cty. Rds. 12E and 12F closed. Access also from State Forest to east. I. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - GMU 6 From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E; go 6 miles east to Cly. Rd. 23. Go south 3 miles until you reach SLM land. Numerous two-track roads lead to western boundary of property. Or, from Walden, take Hwy. 14 east 12 miles; go north on Cty. Rd. 30 I mile. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Year-round for fishing only as posted on southern portion of property. HUNTING: Elk, moose. blue grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. FISH[NG: In Michigan River and along reservoir dam as posted. ACCESS: Parking lot west of the darn and a parking lot 1/4 mile north of the dam. Foot or horseback only. Motor vehicles prohibited. •m. MACFARLANE RESERVOrR- GMU 17 From Walden, go southwest toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14, 15 miles to Cty. Rd. 34 turnoff to the east. Take Cty. Rd. 34, 2 miles to 18 Island Reservoir. Access from BLM land around property. ACRES: 2.880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbits, sage grouse, coyotes. ACCESS: Motorized traffic only on established roads. NEW FOR 1997 - 2,240 acres n. NORTH PLATTE - GMU 16 From Walden, go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12. Then head west 5.3 miles to Cry. Rd. I8, and go 2 miles on Cry. Rd. 18 to Cry. Rd. 9. Go about 1 mile and access property to the west from BLM land for hunting. For fishing, instead of turning off on Cty. Rd. 8, stay on Cty. Rd. 18 for 1/4 mile further to bridge over North Platte River. The fishing part of lease is on river above bridge. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting .. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbits, coyotes, sage grouse. FISHING: North Platte River. o. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAlN - GMU 161 From Walden, go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12. Go west 8 miles to Cry. Rd. 7 . North 6 miles 10 property. From Cowdrey, go west 6 miles on Cry. Rd. 6 to property. ACRES: I 6, 130 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game.. 20. JEFFERSON COUNTY •a. P[NE GULCH - GMU 461 From Pine Junction on Hwy. 285, take Cty. Rd. 126 east 2.1 miles to the marked parking lot north of the road. ACRES: 1,114 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. �21 HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. Big game hunting limited to no more than 4 hunters a day. Big game hunters must have a permit from DOW in Denver by calling (303) 291-7227 or 291-7230. Elk hunters must have a limited license for GMU 461. ACCESS: Parking along Cty. Rd. 126 only in designated lot at east end of property. Foot access only. RESTRICTIONS: Campfires and dogs prohibited. 25. LARIMER COUNTY a. BULL MOUNTAfN - GMU 8 From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 287 north 22 miles to Cherokee Park Rd. (Larimer Cty. Rd. SOC): go 35 miles west to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. SOC runs through southeast comer of property. A two-track road runs into southwest part of property. Foot or horseback only. Timber activity may be present. b. CHEROKEE PARK- GMU 191 Adjacent to Cherokee Par~ State Wildlife Area. Lone Pine Unit and Lower Unit. Lone Pine Unit: From Fort Collins. go 20 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Red Feather Lakes Rd., then 8 miles west 10 uniL Lower Unit: From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. SOC. then 6 miles west to unit. ACRES: 1.480 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. *c. POUDRE RIVER- GMU 191 From Fort Collins, go northwest on Hwy. 287 10 Ted's Place, then go west on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to DOW lands. These lands are north of DOW lands along Hwy. 14, about 1.5 miles to where Hwy. 14 turns north. These lands are east of Hwy. 14 another 1.7 miles. To get 10 Section 36 take Hwy. 287 NW to Ted's Place. Continue past Ted's 3 miles. Section is on W side of hwy. Property closed east of Hwy. 287. ACRES: 3,517 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream (Poudre River. North Fork of the Poudre and Seaman Reservoir). Dam and caretaker residence closed 10 public as posted. Boats prohibited, but float tubes allowed. ACCESS: Access through private property if permission is obtained first. Wriuen permission from agricultural lessee or his agent required March I to Aug. 31. Foot or horseback only. NEW FOR 1997 - 640 acres. d. STEINHOFF HILL - GMU 191 From Fort Collins, go north on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to Cty. Rd. 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles west on Cty. Rd. 74E: cum north on Cty. Rd. 37 and go 1/2 mile to property. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Peb. 28. HUNTlNG: Big game, small game. Only archery or shotgun hunting allowed. Target practice prohibited. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. �22 e. ARROWHEAD - GMU 19 From Rustic, go 2.25 miles west on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon..25 miles highway frontage on north side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTlNG: Bighorn sheep, deer. elk. collontail rabbits. blue grouse. pine squirrels. f. EAGL E CANYON - GMU 20 From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 west to the Big Thompson School, go north 4 miles on Buckhorn Road (Cry. Rd. 27) 10 Masonville. Go northwest on Buckhorn Road 2.5 miles to the Storrn Mountain access road. Travel 2.5 miles west on Storrn Mountain access road 10 an access sign on Forest Service land. Travel by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across Forest Service land to south boundary of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. J-Feb. 28. HUNTlNG: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback 1.5 miles across Forest Service land to south boundary. g. HORSE RANCH PASS - GMU 8 • From Fort Collins. go north 22 miles on Hwy. 287 10 the Cherokee Park road(LCR SOC). Go west on Cherokee Park road 40 miles to LCR 103. North on LCR I 03 to Bull Mountain access road, then 4 miles northeast on Bull Mountain access road to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. ACCESS: No motor vehicles permitted. Parking on BLM land adjacent 10 property. Foot and horseback only. ' h. JIMMY CREEK - GMU 8 From Fort Collins, go 50 miles west on Hwy. 14. Tum north on Laramie River Rd. 103 and travel 23 miles to Bull Mountain access road. Then east 1.25 miles to the BLM and property boundary. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. small game. ACCESS: Bull Mountain access road by foot or horseback. Property bordered on east. north and west by SLM land. i. LaGARDE CREEK - GMU 7 From Fort Collins. take Hwy. 14, 50 miles west. Take Laramie River Road (L CR 103) north 28 miles to Hohnholz Lakes. Go west 15 miles on Forest Road 200, then south on Road 143 and then east on Road 207 to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Elk, deer. bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Timber activity may be present. j. PFISTER DRAW - GMU 7/8 From Fort Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Larimer Cty. Rds. SOC. Go west 10 Rd. I 03 (known as Four Comers). Go north on LCR 103 for 7 miles 10 east properties. To west property, tum off Forest Rd. 200 and go west 5 miles. ACRES: 1,920 �23 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game ACCESS: Sections 25 and 36 are off LCR I03. Road I03 goes through the southwest comer of section 36. Section 34 is 5 miles west of LCR 103 on Forest Road 200. Then north I mile on BLM two track road. No motorized vehicles on property. 26. LAS ANIMAS COUNTY a. APISHIPA NORTH - GMU 133 From Walsenburg, take 1-25 exit to Hwy. 10, go east for 18.5 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. 77 for 7. miles, east on Cty. Rd. 90 for 11 miles to Apishipa State Wildlife Area. Follow signs through wildlife area to northeast side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback. No motor vehicles past parking lot. b. FLATTOP BUTTE· GMU 133 From Aguilar on 1-25, take Exit 34 to Cty. Rd. 60 east for 10 miles.then go north on Cty. Rd. 75 for 2 miles. Then go east on Cty. Rd. 64 for 2 miles and go north on Cty. Rd. 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats. coyotes. ACCESS: Foot access only. No vehicles past parking l01. c. AGUILAR TV HlLL - GMU 85 From Aguilar,take Exit 30 off I-25 to Cty. Rd. 63. 1. Go .5 miles west to property. ACRES: 500 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. ACCESS: Access is restricted as posted on east side of property. d. SAKARIASON - GMU 85 From Trinidad, go west 15.3 miles ton Hwy. 12 to Ccy.Rd. 41.7. Go 11.6 miles north to property. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bears, turkeys, mtn. lions. ACCESS: From Sarcillo Canyon(Cty. Rd. 41.7) through Sakariason tract Spanish Peaks SWA. ACCESS: Access reslricted as posted on west side of property. 27. LOGAN COUNTY a. RED LION RANCH - GMU 92 From Crook, go northeast on Hwy. 138, 8.25 miles to Sedgwick-Logan county line. Tum south on Logan Cty. Rd. 97/Sedgwick Cty. Rd. I. and go 1.25 miles to parking area. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Parking area off Logan Cty. Rd. 97/Sedgwick Cty. Rd. I just north of river bouom. Access onl y as posted. �24 b. FORD BRIDGE - GMU 91 From Sterling, go 7.5 miles nonheast on Hwy. 138 to Cty. Rd. 40. then go east 1/2 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys. ducks, geese. Property closed to hunting deer with rifles. c. ATWOOD • GMU 96 From Atwood travel I mile south on Hwy. 63 to property ACRES: 160 OPEN: Sept. 1- May 31. HUNTING: Mule deer, whitetailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels, furbearers. ACCESS: Near SE comer of propeny next 10 Cly. Rd. 370. RESTRICTIONS: Centerfire rifles prohibited. Property available to hunters Saturdays. Sundays, Wednesdays and legal holidays only, and reservations are required. Some reservations will be for Youth Mentor Program and mobility impaired hunters. For more information and reservations contact, DOW in Brush (970) 842-3124. 29. MOFFAT COUNTY a. BOSTON FLATS • GMU 3 From Maybell, go northwest 3.5 miles on Hwy. 3 I8. On nonh side of Hwy. 318. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and w.atching wildlife only. Sept. J. Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: From Hwy. 318, walk-in only. Adequate area for parking between highway and propeny. b. BOX ELDER· GMU 211 From Hamilton, go south on Hwy. 13 for 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 17. tum right 1.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 5 I. Go I mile to Cty. Rd. 32 and go 8 1/2 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseb~ck only. c. CEDAR SPR1NGS • GMU 11 From Maybell. go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40. tum south on Cty. Rd. 23 and go about 2 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. deer. elk, small game. ACCESS: Vehicle access only on Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. d. CROSS MOUNTAIN - GMU 11 From Maybell. go southwest on Hwy. 40. 16 miles to mile marker 44; go nort.h on NPS • Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. deer, elk, small game. �25 e. HARPER HILL - GMU 12 From Hamilton, go 6 miles east on Hwy. 317 to Cty. Rd. 37. Go 2.5 miles south on Cty. Rd. 37 to BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. f. MONUMENT BUTTE - GMU 12 From Hamilton, go south 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (Cty. Rd. 45). Then go south on Cty. Rd. 45 for 4 miles. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. ACCESS: Horseback or walk-in access along Cty. Rd. 45. No motor vehicles; parking lot offCty. Rd. 45 at north end. Parking lot with camping allowed at south end off county road. g. MORAPOS - GMU 12 From Hamilton, go 2 miles south on Hwy. 13, then rum south on Cty. Rd. 41. Go 2 miles to access point on BLM land. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNfING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. h. POLE GULCH - GMU 3 From Craig, go 39 miles north on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 4; head west for 1.75 miles. Tract is south ofCty. Rd. 4 and extends about 5 miles west of Cty. Rd. 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 1-Feb. 28. 'HUNTlNG: Big game, small game. ACCESS: All roads on tract where gates are present. All strucrures closed to public use. Motor vehicles restricted to existing roads. i. SOUTH NlPPLE RIM - GMU '113 From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 for 12 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 7 and head north 2 miles to Cty. Rd. 4. Then go west 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 66 and go south to property. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyotes. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 66, from southwest comer and walk from BLM on the west and south sides. Motorized travel limited to existing ranch roads as marked. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. j. RATTLESNAKE HILL-GMU 21 I From Craig, head west on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.}, tum south and go 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 32. tum south and go 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 32 to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along east boundary of property. ACCESS: Parking area and walk-thru access gate at northeast comer. �26 Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in southeast quarter. No parking on county road. k. THORNBURG DRAW - GMU I I From Maybell. go 5 miles west on Hwy. 40; tum south on BLM Rd. 1558 and go about 1/4 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTTNG: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. I. TRIANGLE - GMU 11 Immediately west of Maybell to Hwy. 3 I 8 and Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. small game. m. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - GMU 2/201 From Maybell, go northwest on Hwy. 318. 41 miles to Moffat Cty. Rd. ION. Go north on Cty. Rd. ION for 8 miles. Property is west of Cty. Rd. ION largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private lands. There are also 2.495 acres east of Cty. Rd. ION that are mixed with BLM and private land. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Elk, deer. antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 167 and BLM Rd. 2007 are recommended for fourwheel-drive vehicles. RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only during big game seasons. n. GREASEWOOD - GMU 3 This tract is divided into six parcels. (I) From Maybell. go north on Moffat Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 for 1.5 miles and east on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go north on Cty. _Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21. then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 to Cty. Rd. 50. Go east on Cty. Rd. 50. 5 miles to property. (3) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21; go north on Cty. Rd. 21 to Cty. Rd. 42, then east on Cty. Rd. 42 8.5 miles to property. (4) From Maybell, north on Cty. Rd. I 9 to Cty. Rd. 8. East on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cty. Rd. 6. Head northeast on Cty. Rd. 6-Cty. Rd. 44, 4.5 miles to property. (5) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. I 9 to Cty. Rd. 8. Then go cast on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cry. Rd. 8N and go north 1.25 miles to property. (6) From Maybell, go north oh Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 8, then go east to Cty. Rd. 8N. Property lies northeast of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, sage grouse. rabbits. ACCESS: County road rights of way through the various properties. Access off county roads by fo0t and horseback only except on county roads. o. UTILE SNAK.E-GMU 2/3 From Maybell. go 15 miles northwest on Hwy. 3 I 8 to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 about 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope. elk, rabbits. ACCESS: By foot and horseback only. Public access permitted only as posted. �27 p. CEDARS - GMU 4 In Craig. go north on Hwy. 13 for 38 miles 10 Cry. Rd. 2. Continue east on Cty. Rd. 2 for 6.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Moffat Cty. Rd. 2 and a BLM access easement called North Serviceberry. Fool and horseback only. No motor vehicles. q. MAYBELL - GMU 3 From Maybell, go 1.5 miles north on Moffat Cty. Rd. 19. Tract east and west of Cty. Rd. 19, north of Yampa River. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTlNG: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Moffat Cry. Rd. 19 bisects the Maybell tract from north and south and provides primary access. Walk-in access across Spring Creek at west side of property and from Hwy. 40. Motor vehicles limited to roads posted. All other roads closed to motor vehicles; open to foot and horseback only. Camping in designa.ted areas. r. BAKERS PEAK - GMU 3/4 In Craig, at Hwys. 13 and 40, travel north on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to Cty. Rd. 101. Go 1.5 miles to southern boundary. Property can also be located by traveling I mile north of the above intersection on Hwy. 13 to southern boundary. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. ACCESS: Poot and horseback only. s. ELK SPRINGS - GMU 11 From Maybell, go east on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; tum south on BLM Rd. 1509. Go south 2.5 miles to property (Section 36). ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. antelope, mountain lions, small game. ACCESS: Enter section on west side as marked, 7 miles to section 31. Poot and horseback only. l. TEMPLE CANYON - GMU 211 From Craig, go southwest on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn south to Rattlesnake Hill section. Access through Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, small game, birds. ACCESS: From adjoining BLM property. Foot and horseback only. No motor vehicles. u. JEFFWA Y GULCH - GMU 13 From Craig, go 14 miles south on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. East on Hwy. 317, 7.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 33; go 1.25 miles north to Jeffway Gulch. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Elk, deer, small game, birds �28 ACCESS: Horse gate at southeast comer. Foot or horseback only. v. BIG HOLE GULC H - GMU 3 From Craig, go 40 miles north on Hwy. 13. Take Cty. Rd. 4 west IS miles to property. ACRES: 1,847 OPEN: Aug. IS-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Motorized traffic limited to Cty. Rd. 4 unless otherwise designated. RESTRICTIONS: No camping or campfires. *w. ELK SPRINGS #3 - GMU 10 From the town of Elk Springs. go 3/4 mile west on Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,680 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: BLM road through center of section south of Hwy. 40. Foot and horseback only north of Hwy. 40. NEW FOR 1997 - 1,040 acres *x. TLES GROVE GMU 12/211 From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles south of Hamilton and I mile east of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13, 5-1 /2 miles south of Hamilton and 1 mile west of mile marker 70.4. ACRES: 2,079 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. ACCESS: East parcel off Hwy. 13 on west edge of property. West parcel, south off Hwy. 13 on Cty. Rd. 49, 1 mile to parking area. Foot and horseback only. *y. WILLOW CREEK- GMU 4 From Craig go north 29 miles on Hwy. 13 to Moffat Cty. Rd. IOI. Go 7 miles northeast on Cty. Rd. IOI to Cty. Rd. 70. Then 3 miles east on Cty. Rd. 70 to Willow Creek. Property located 1/4 mile northeast through BLM property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, lion. antelope, small game. ACCESS: Through BLM land on the south and west sides. Foot or horseback only. RESTRICTIONS: Campfires prohibited. *z. OXBOW - GMU 2 From Maybell travel 17 miles northwest on Hwy. 318 to parking lot on south side. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. IS-Feb. 28 for hunting. Otherwise year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife as posted. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl, dove. rabbits, prairie dogs. FISHING: In the Oxbow water area only off of the Little Snake River. ACCESS: From parking lot on south side of Hwy 3 I 8. Foot or horseback only. Seasonal Youth Mentor Property as posted. Call DOW office in Craig for information. (970) 824-3046. *aa. HOMESTEAD - GMU I I From Maybell travel west on Hwy. 318 for 10 miles to Cty. Rd. JO. Travel southwest on Cty. Rd. 10 for 6 miles to BLM Rd. 1686. Travel �29 south on BLM Rd. 1686, I mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Amelope, small game. ACCESS: From BLM Rd. 1686 at the east edge of property. Foot or horseback only. RESTRICTIONS: Campfires prohibited. *bb. BALD MOUNTAIN - GMU 3 Tract I: From Maybell travel north on Cty. Rd. 19 for 15 miles to Cty. Rd. 150. Travel west on Cty. Rd. 150 .5 miles to property. Tract 2: From Maybell travel nonh on Cty. Rd. 19 for 10 miles to Cty. Rd. 71. Travel west on Cty. Rd. 71 to Cty. Rd. 71 S. Travel south on Cty. Rd. 7 1S for 2.5 miles to property. Tract 3 & 4: From Maybell travel west on Hwy. 318 for 15 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. Travel north on Cty. Rd. 21. Tract 3 is 9 miles north of Hwy, 318 and west of Cty. Rd. Tract 4 is 14 miles north of Hwy, 318 and on both sides of Cty. Rd. ACRES: 6,887 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer. elk. sage grouse, rabbits, small game. RESTRICTIONS: Campfires prohibited. *cc. SAGEBRUSH DRAW - GMU 11 From Maybell go east on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42. Tum south on BLM Rd. 1509 and travel 5 miles to property. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. rabbits, sage grouse. dove. ACCESS: From BLM Rd. 1509 about 5 miles south of Hwy. 40 or off BLM Rd. 1509 about 11 miles south of Hwy. 40. 30. MONTEZUMA COUNTY a. WEBER CANYON - GMU 73 From Mancos, go 3 miles south on Cty. Rd. 41. Property is east of the county road in Weber Canyon. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, mountain lions, small game. ACCESS: Foot access through BLM land on east and south. Use BLM land with parking lot to be provided. Foot or horseback only. No motor vehicles. b. MENEFEE PEAK - GMU 73 From Mancos, go northeast on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Tum right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2-1/2 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTrNG: Deer. elk. mountain lions, turkeys, bears, small game. ACCESS: No motorized traffic off existing roads. 31. MORGAN COUNTY a. WELDON VALLEY - GMU 95 From Weldona, go east 1/3 mile on Cty. Rd. Y, then north 2 miles on Cty. Rd. 10. Property on both sides of Cty. Rd. I0. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. �30 ACCESS: Gate in southeast comer of Sec. 22 on Cty. Rd. IO and in southwest comer of Sec. 21. 32. OTERO COUNTY a. HIGBEE CANYON - GMU 130 From La Junta, go 13 miles south on Hwy. 109. The property north of Hwy. 109 between the Comanche National Grasslands sign and Cty. Rd. 804. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: No vehicle access; walk in from Hwy. 109 only. b. ARKANSAS (YOUTH MENTOR PROGRAM PROPERTY) GMU 125 From Swink. go north 2-1/2 miles on Cty. Rd. 24.5. Tum west on Cty. Rd. FF(80.5) and travel 1/2 mile west 10 propeny south of county road. ACRES: 70 OPEN: Sept. I-Oct. 15. HUNTING: Doves, conomail rabbits only. RESTRICTIONS: Public access prohibited except to youths and accompanying adults. Hunting permitted only for youths 15 or under accompanied by an adult 18 or older. Accompanying adults must have a valid hunter safety card if born on or after Jan. I, 1949. Hunting by anyone older than 15 prohibited. Hunting permitted SepL I-Oct. 15 only. All youths and accompanying adults must have wriuen permission from the DOW or lessee. Contact DOW office in Lamar for information. (7 I 9) 336-4852. Access limited 10 no more than 5 youths with I accompanying adult per youth per day. Parking in designated areas only. Hunting prohibited east of main irrigation canal or as posted. 34. PARK COUNTY a. SADDLE MOUNTAIN -GMU 581 From Guffey, take Cty. Rd. 59 and go 6 miles north to US Forest Service boundary, then go 1.5 miles east, over mountain by foot or horseback. ACR ES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, black bears. ACCESS: No vehicle access; foot or horseback only. b. DEER CREEK - GMU 46 From Bailey, go 2 miles north on Hwy. 285 10 traffic light; turn left on Park Cty. Rd. 43. Take Cly. Rd. 43 for 6.4 miles to Saddle String Rd. Tum left and go 1/4 miles to USFS Rd. 101: turn right and go 3.6 miles. then walk nor<heast 1/4 mile to propeny. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk. blue grouse, rabbits. squirrels. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only as posted. c. DJCK'S PEAK - GMU 58 From Hartse!, take Hwy. 9 south 14 miles. then go 3.8 miles southwest to Dick's Peak Rd. (261 ). Go 3 miles 10 property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, grouse. rabbits. ACCESS: Walk in only. continued 011 page 35 �31 ORDERFORM REMOVE THESE CENTER PAGES TO ORDER STATE TRUST PROPERTY MAPS The Division of Wildlife has maps of each state trust parcel open for wildlife recreation. The maps were prepared by volunteers to help you locate I.he properties. The maps can be ordered via mail for a small fee to cover postage and handling. Here's a list to use in preparing an order fonn. Property numbers generally are I.he same ones used throughout this brochure. However, some maps contain more than one property. Properties with an asterisk are combined with those indicated on the list. 3a. Sand Creek South 3b. State Line 3c. North Canyon 4a. Blue Lake 5a. Little Cochetopa Creek, includes Poncha Pass 5b. Aspen Ridge * Poncha Pass, combined with Little Cochetopa Creek; use 5a. 5d. Chubb Park 5e Maxwell Park 5f. Tiger Lily Creek 5g. Droney Gulch 6a. Bakerville 6b. Golden Watershed 7a. La Jara Reservoir 7b. Rahadero Canyon 7c. Pinon Hills 7d. Vincente Canyon 7e. Alamaditas Mesa 7f. Los Mogotes peak 7g. San Luis Hills 9a. Bear Gulch 9b. Lapin Creek 9c. Beddows Mountain 9d. Froze Creek I0a. Disappointment Creek I Ia. Four Mile 12a. Berry Creek 12b. Squaw Creek 12c. Whiskey Creek 13a. Turkey Track Ranch 14a. Badger Creek 14b. Deer Haven 14c. Dirty Gulch 14d. Florence 14e. Short Creek Baldy 14f. Stoney Face Mountain 14g. Table Mountain 14h. Cody Park I4i. Grape Creek 14j. McCoy Gulch 14k. Newlin Creek 141. Pinnacle Rock 14m. West Bear Gulch 14n. Waugh Mountain 140. Couonwood Ridge l 4p. Tallahassee Road 16a. Middle Carter-Gunsight 16b. Middle Park 16c. Milk Creek, includes West Carter Mountain 16d. Troublesome Valley Ranch * West Carter Mountain, combined with Milk Creek; use 16c. 16f. Windy Ridge 16g. Copper Mountain 16h. Little H.O. I6i. Antelope Creek t 6j. Carter Creek 16k. East Carter Mountain 161. Frnser Canyon 16m. Ptarmigan 17a. Tollgate 17b. Black Sage Pass 17c. Tomichi Dome l 7d. Fossil Ridge 17e. Quakey Mountain ISa. Black Hawk, includes Schultz Canyon ISb. Black Mountain ISc. Little Sheep Mountain * Schultz Canyon, combined with Black Hawk; use I Sa. I Se. Wolf Springs ISf. South Middle Creek l Sg. Blue Spring ISh. Guillenno Ranch 19a. Cohagen, includes Kemp Draw 19b. East Delaney Butte Lake, includes Red Canyon 19c. Elk Mountain 19d. Indian Creek. includes Owl Mountain and Taylor Draw * Kemp Draw, combined with Cohagen; use 19a. * Owl Mountain, combined with Indian Creek; use 19d. I9g. Rabbit Ears * Red Canyon, combined with East Delaney Butte; use 19b. l 9i. Sand Creek * Taylor Draw, combined with �32 Indian Creek; use 19d. 19k. Three Sister.I91. Johnny Moore Mountain 19m. MacFarlane Reservoir 19n. Nonh Plane 190. Independence Mtn. 20a. Pine Gulch 25a. Bull Mountain 25b. Cherokee Park 25c. Poudre River 25d. Steinhoff Hill 25c. Arrowhead 25f Eagle Canyon 25g. Horse Ranch Pass 25h. Jimmy Creek 25i. La Garde Creek 25j. Pfister Draw 26a. Apishipa North 26b. Flattop Butte 26c. Aguilar TV Hill 26d. Sakariason 27a. Red Lion Ranch 27b. Ford Bridge 27c. Atwood 29a. Boston Fial~. includes Triangle 29b. Box Elder 29c. Cedar Spnngs 29d. Cross Mountain 29c. Harper Hill 29f. Monument Butte 29g. Morapos 29h. Pole Gulch 29i. South Nipple Rim 29j. Rattlesnake Hill 29k. Thornburg Draw •Triangle.combined with Boston Fial~: use 29a. 29m. Cold Springs Mountain 29n. Greasewood 290. Little Snake 29p. Cedars 29q. Maybell 29r Bakers Peak 29~. Elk Springs 29t. Temple Canyon 29u. Jeffway Gulch 29v. Big Hole Gulch 29w. Elk Springs #3 29x. lies Grove 29y. Willow Creek 29,. Oxbow 29aa. Homestead 29bb. Bald mountain 29cc. Sagebrush Draw 30a. Weber Canyon 30b. Menefee Peak 31 n. Weldon Valley 32a. Higbee Canyon 32b. Arkansas 34a. Saddle Mountain 34b. Deer Creek 34c. Dick's Peak 34d Hansel 34c. Eleven Mile 34f. Three Mile Mountain 34g. Antero 34h. Mud Spring~ 34i. Wanner Gulch 34j. High Creek 34k. 63 Ranch 341. Crooked Top 34m. McArthur Gulch 35a. Saint Charles 37a. Dry Creek 38a. Clark 38b. Cononwood Creek. includes Deep Creek • Deep Creek, combined with Cottonwood Creek; use 38b. 38d. Grassy Creek 38e. King Creek 38f. Maynard Qulch 38g. Morrison Creek 38h. Stokes Gulch 38i. Yampa River 38j. King Mountain 38k. Sleeping Giant 381. Jimmy Dunn Gulch 38m. Moody Creek 38n. Moonhill 380. Coal Bank Gulch 38p. Fly Gulch 38q. Sage Creek 39a. Old Woman Creek 39b. Daley Gulch 39c. Marshall Pass 39d. Lmle La Garita Creek 39e. Mogotas Arroyo 39f. San Juan Creek 39g. San Luis Creek 39h. Steel Canyon 39i. Saguache Creek 39j. Mishak Lakes 39k. Stonehouse Gulch 391. Mineral Hot Springs 39m. Werner Arroyo 39n. Los Creek 390. San Luis Creek #2 39p. Burro Springs I &2 39q. Sanderson Gulch 41 a. Carter Place 41 b. Poison Spyder 42a. Palmer Gulch 43a. Greasewood Lake 43b. Carr Tract 44a. Sandy Bluffs 44b. Landsman Creek �33 State Trust Land Map Order Form Name first MI last Address State Zip City To order maps, check box in front of the number that corresponds with the desired property. To order the complete set of maps check "All." To order maps for just the new properties, check "l 997 only." O3a. O3b. O3c. O4a. O5a. O5b. O5d. O5e. O5f. O5g. O6a. O6b. O7a. O7b. O7c. O7d. O7e. O7f. O7g. O9a. O9b. O9c. O9d. O !0a. 0 I la. 012a. 012b. 012c. 0 13a. 014a. 014b. 014c. 014d. 014e. 014f. 014g. 014h. 0 14i. 0 14j. 014k. 0 141. 014m. 014n. 0140. 014p. 016a. 016b. 016c. 016d. 016e. 0 16f. 016g. 016h. 016i. 016j. 016k. 0 161. 016m. 017a. 017b. 0 17c. 017d. 0 17e. 0 18a. 0 18b. 0 18c. 0 18e. 0 18f. 018g. 018h. 019a. 019b. 019c. 019d. 0 19g. 0 19i. 0 19k. 0 191. 019m. 019n. 0190. O20a. O25a. O25b. O25c. O25d. O25e. O25f. O25g. O25h. O25i. O25j . . O26a. O26b. O26c. O26d. O27a. O27b. O27c. O29a. O29b. O29c. O29d. O29e. O29f. O29g. O29h. O29i. O29j. O29k. O29m. O29n. 0290. O29p. O29q. O29r. O29s. O29t. O29u. O29v. O29w. O29x. O29y. O29z. 029aa. 029bb. 029cc. O30a. O30b. 0 31a. O32a. O32b. O34a. O34b. O34c. O34d. O34e. O34f. O34g. O34h. 0 34i. O34j. O34k. 0341. O34m. O35a. O37a. O38a. O38b. O38d. O38e. 0 38f. O38g. O38h. 0 38i. O38j. O38k. 0381. O38m. O38n. 0380. O38p. O39q. O39b. O39c. O39d. O39e. O39f. O39g. O39h. 0 39i. O39j. O39k. 0 391. O39m. O39n. 0390. O39p. O39q. O41a. O41b. O42a. O43a. O43b. O44a. O44b. SETS 01997 only. 0 All. SEE PAGE 34 FOR MORE ORDERING INFORMATION �34 If you are ordering only specific maps, count the number of choices you checked and compute your cost: - - - - X ~ = - - - - + $2,00 = - - - - (Number of Maps) (Cost of Map) (Mailing) (Total) If you checked "1997 only" to order just the new properties enclose $10 (includes mailing and handling). If you checked "All" to order all current maps, enclose $25 (includes mailing and handling). Enclose check or money order payable to: Colorado Outdoors and mail to: Colorado Outdoors magazine 6060 Broadway Denver, CO 80216 �co111i1111edfrom page 30 35 d. HARTSEL - GMU 58 From Hansel, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 south 1/2 mile. Propeny on both sides of road. Also from Hartse! go soulheast on Cry. Rd. 59, 3 miles to parking area. Walk soulh I mile and west 1/4 mile to property. ACRES: 420 ' OPEN: Sept. t-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. waterfowl. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only from Hwy. 24 and Spinney Mountain SWA. e. ELEVEN MILE - GMU 581 From Hansel, go southeast 17 miles. Propeny crosses county road both nonh and south. ACRES: 324 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope. waterfowl. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. f. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - GMU 58 Property is comprised of two parcels. To get to the firsl, take Hwy. 9 from Hansel 14 miles south. Tum east on Park Cty. Rd. 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles to property. For second parcel, take Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles south. Tum east and go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to western boundary of propeny. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyoles, doves, rabbils. *g. ANTERO - GMU 49/50 From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. ACRES: 11,453 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunling. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Big gamt>: small game, waterfowl. ACCESS: Hwy. 285. next 10 Amero State Wildlife Area. Nonh of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, 9 miles to Amero Reservoir Road, then west 1-3/4 miles to northwest comer of property. Or. 4.5 miles nonh of Amero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then west on unmarked USFS #433, 1/2 mile to north boundary. Timber activity may be present. NEW FOR 1997 - 1,840 acres h. MUD SPRINGS - GMU 50 From Hansel, go east on Hwy. 24, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 15, cum north to property. ACRES: 6,097 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Two more improved roads access south pan. Timber activity may be present. i. WORMER GULCH - GMU 58 From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; tum north and lake Hwy. 9 10 1/2 mile north of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-one Mile Mountain. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTfNG: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, elk, rabbils, doves, coyotes. ACCESS: Fool, horseback or vehicles only on established roads. �36 j. HIGH CREEK - GMU 50 From Fairplay, go 7 miles south on Hwy. 285. There is a road on the east side of Hwy. 285. Go .5 miles east to a road going south. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. k. 63 RANCH - GMU 50 From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285, 14-1/2 miles to 63 Ranch parking lot on east side of highway. ACRES: 1.635 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. *I. CROOKED TOP - GMU 46 From Bailey travel 2 miles north on Hwy. 285 to traffic light Tum left on Park Cty. Rd. 43, travel 6.4 miles to -Saddlestring Rd. Tum left .3 mile Lo Forest Rd. IOI. Tum right for about 3.6 miles. Walk NE 1/4 mile to Deer Creek lease. Continue walking 1-1/2 miles SE to property. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTCNG: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbit, squirrel, turkeys. ACCESS: Foot access from Forest Service Rd. IO I. *m. MCARTHUR GULCH - GMU 501 From Bailey go west on Cty. Rd. 64 for 3.9 miles to parking area. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, turkeys. Safety zone as posted. Hunting prohibited with centerfire rifles. ACCESS: From parking area 3.9 miles west of Bailey on Cty. Rd. 64. 35. PUEBLO COUNTY a. SAINT CHARLES - GMU 128 From Pueblo, go east on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go south on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Road. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parking lot. ACRES: 20,474 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail. mourning doves. rabbits, coyotes. Discharging fireanns prohibited within 1/4 mile of buildings. ACCESS: Access agreement between Doug Thacker and SLB, through private property off Doyle Road. Foot or horseback only. 37. RIO GRANDE COUNTY *a. DRY CREEK - GMU 80 Section 16: From Monte Vista take Hwy. 15 south 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go 3 miles west to property. Section 36: From Monte Vista, take Hwy. 15 south 2 miles to #2 South Rd. Go west 9.5 miles to property. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for hunting. Tract 2 only open year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, cottontail rabbit, coyote, bobcat, mountain lion, furbearers. Safety zone along east side of Tract I. ASHING: In Rock Creek on Tract 2 only. ACCESS: Vehicle access limited to existing roads. �37 RESTRICTIONS: Camping and campfires prohibited. 38. ROUTT COUNTY a. CLARK - GMU 214 From Steamboat Springs, go 20 miles north on Cty. Rd. 129, then 2.25 miles west of Clark on Cty. Rd. 62. North of corrals at Del's Triangle Three Ranch. Park on east side of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. !-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. ACCESS: Across private property owned by Del's Triangle Three Ranch via 1/2 mile of trail as marked. Foot access only. Horses may be used for packing only. b. COTTONWOOD CREEK - GMU 441 From Hayden, go north on Cty. Rd. 80 about I mile to Cty. Rd. 70. Go east 2.8 miles to Cty. Rd. 80 and head north 10.7 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTtNG: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. ACCESS: Parking along county road. Foot or horseback only. c. DEEP CREEK - GMU 214 From Steamboat Springs, go north on Cty. Rd. 129 for 10 miles to Cty. Rd. 54, then head west 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 56. Go west and south 3 miles to Cty. Rd. 52W, and continue west 2.4 miles to property. (Last 2 miles 4x4 only). ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 56 bisects property. Access by foot or horseback only. d. GRASSY CREEK - GMU 13 From Hayden, go east on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Cty. Rd. 27; go south 6 miles to the property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk. mountain sharp-tailed grouse, turkeys. ACCESS: No vehicles off Cty. Rd. 27. Parking off Cty. Rd. 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. e. KING CREEK - GMU 26 From Toponas, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 131 and tum west on Cty. Rd. 5 about 3 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. SA for I mile to property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream fishing. ACCESS: Foot and horseback access from BLM land. f. MAYNARD GULCH - GMU 441 From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property north of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. . ACCESS: Where Maynard Gulch intersects Hwy. 40 and from Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area provided; foot or horseback only. g. MORRISON CREEK· GMU 15 �38 From Oak Creek, go south 1 mile on Hwy. 131 to Cty. Rd. 14. Go east 4 miles to the inlet to Stagecoach Reservoir, and go south on Cty. Rd. 16 for7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. !-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. _16 runs through the property. h. STOKES GULCH- GMU 13 From Hayden, go south on Cty. Rd. 37 to Cty. Rd. 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: No vehicles off county roads. *i. YAMPA RIVER-GMU 13 From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; propeny south of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 2,006 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk,-grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: From Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area available; fom or horseback only. NEW FOR 1997 - 587 acres. j. KING MOUNTArN - GMU 26 From Toponas, go 6 miles south on Hwy. 131 and 2 miles off highway to west. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain lions, black bears, small game. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along south boundary of property. ACCESS: From Grimes-Brook Reservoir on BLM land, follow trail south for I mile. No motorized vehicles. Foot or horseback only. k. SLEEPING GIANT - GMU 214 From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; rum north on Cry. Rd. 44. At Cty. Rd. 46, travel 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 46 to signs at parking area. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING Deer, elk, grouse. ACCESS: Gate and parking lot in northwest comer of property. No motor vehicles. Foot and horseback only. *I. JIMMY DUNN GULCH (partially in Moffat County) - GMU 441 From Hayden, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 40 to Routt Cty. Rd. 80. Go north on Cty. Rd. 80, 2.5 miles to property on west side of Cty. Rd. 80. ACRES: 5,558 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Hunting: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Snowmobile access in late elk seasons permitted for hunting only. NEW FOR 1997 - 320 acres. m. MOODY CREEK - GMU 231 From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40, 2 miles south to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 south to the town of Yampa. Follow Cty. Rd. 7 southwest until it turns into Forest Service Rd. 900. Property 3/4 mile north. �39 ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Discharging firearms prohibited north of Moody Creek or as posted. n. MOONHILL - GMU 14 From Clark, go southeast on Forest Service Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At Forest Rd. 471 A, walk southwest into Long Draw, 3 miles. Also, comer of Moonhill adjacent to Cty. Rd. 129 about 12 miles nonh of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Springs. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game. Hunting prohibited except by archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns. ACCESS: BLM and Forest land on north. There are 150 feet of access along Cty. Rd. 129 at nonhwest comer. No parking allowed here. Parking at Forest Service Rd. 471 A. RESTRJCTIONS: No motorized vehicles, snowmobiles. bicycles, firewood culling, campfires or overnight camping. *o. COAL BANK GULCH (YOUTH MENTOR PROGRAM PROPERTY ONLY) - GMU 441 From Hayden travel 2-1 /2 mi Jes north on Cty. Rd. 76 to property. ACRES: 879 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. sharp-tail grouse. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 76 and 74. *p. FLY GULCH (YOUTH MENTOR PROGRAM PROPERTY ONLY)-GMU 14 From Steamboat Springs travel north on Hwy. 129 to Cty. Rd. 44. Then west to Cty. Rd. 44A. then nonh I mile to property. ACRES: 460 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 44A, which runs through the property. Foot or horseback only. *q. SAGE CREEK - GMU 13 From Hayden go south on Cty. Rd. 37 for 7 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I - Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. rabbits. AC<;:ESS: West and east of Cty. Rd. 37. Parking on BLM as posted. 39. SAGUACHE COUNTY a. OLD WOMAN CREEK - GMU 79 From Del Norte, go nonh on Hwy. 112 for 3/4 mile; tum left on Rio Grande Cry. Rd. I 5. Go north and west about 4 miles. Tum right on USFS Rd. 660, travel 6 miles, tum left on USFS Rd. 646 and go I mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. b. DALEY GULCH (partially in Gunnison County) GMU 55 I From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go north 3/4 mile and tum left into property, �40 ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. ACCESS: Enter the Daley Gulch propeny at gravel pit on west side of Hwy. 50 across from state highway barn. Vehicle access on existing USFS Rd. 8192 is allowed. Vehicles not allowed off USFS Rd. 8192, except in designated camping or parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. RESTRICTIONS: Camping in designated areas only. c. MARSHALL PASS -GMU 551 From Sargents at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go east on USPS Rd. 243 for 4.5 miles 10 propeny. ACRES: 659 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Marshall and Indian creeks. ACCESS: Access by vehicle on Indian Creek Rd. only. Foot and horseback everywhere else. Parking provided at Indian Creek. Parking and camping allowed at designated site on Indian Creek. d. LITTLE LA GARlTA CREEK - GMU 79 From La Garita, go west on Camero Creek Rd. for I mile, then head south at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go wes1 on Forest Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. USFS Rd. 670 to southeast comer or from west on USFS Rd. 670 10 southwest corner. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, black bears. mountain lions, couontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. ACCESS: No off-road use by motor vehicles. e. MOGOTAS ARROYO - GMU 68 From Saguache, go south 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. L. Go west 4 miles to BLM road that bisects property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. f. SAN JUAN CREEK - GMU 68 From Saguache, go south on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to Saguache Rd. T. Go 2 miles west on Rd. T. then south 1.25 miles to propeny. ACRES: 3.238 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, conontail and jackrabbits. coyotes. g. SAN LUIS CREEK - GMU 82 From Moffat, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 17, then east on Saguache Cty. Rd. Z for 1.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. �41 HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Walk-in access only. h. STEEL CANYON - GMU 82 From Villa Grove, go east on Cty. Rd. LL57 (Forest Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Forest Rds. 970 and 988; use only established roads. i. SAGUACHE CREEK - GMU 68 From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects property and provides several access points west of Saguache Cry. Rd. 0. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, e lk, small game. j. MISHAK LAKES - GMU 68 From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects property and provides several access points west of Saguache Cry. Rd. 0. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. k. STONEHOUSE GULCH - GMU 681 From Saguache, go 10 miles north on Hwy. 285 to BLM road south from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs); go west 1/2 mile, then south 2 miles to property. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes, furbearers. I. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - GMU 82 From Villa Grove, go south 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. GG; go 1/8 mile east to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Saguache Cty. Rds. GG and 58EE bisect parcel. m. WERNER ARROYO - GMU 68 From Saguache, go south 9 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. R. Tum east and go 5 miles to Saguache Cty. Rd. 52, then go north 1/2 mile to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. ACCESS: No motor vehicles. n. LOS CREEK - GMU 67 From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 miles to Hwy. 114. Go southeast on Hwy. I 14, 20 miles. Tum right on Cty. Rd. NN56. Travel SE about 7.5 miles to Forest Road 787.2A. Go east 2 miles to south access of proper- �42 ty. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, bighorn sheep, small game. FISHLNG: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: No motor vehicles off established roads. o. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - GMU 82 From Moffat, go east on Cty Rd T. Take the first right on Cty Rd. 60. Go southeast 1-1/4 miles 10 property. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. ACCESS: No vehicles off county roads. Foot and horseback only. * p. BURRO SPRINGS I & 2 - GMU 68 From LaGarita travel north on Cty. Rd. 42 for 2.2 miles to Cty. Rd. 42K. Travel weston Cty. Rd. 42K to property. ACRES: 6,175 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mtn lion, rabbits, dove, blue grouse. *q. SANDERSON GULCH - GMU 68 From LaGarita, travel north on Cty. Rd. 42 for 6 miles 10 property. ACRES: 1,898 OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk, cottontail, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. 41. SAN MIGUEL COUNTY a. CARTER PLACE - GMU 70 From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 east 3-1/2 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles south on Hwy. 141, tum west on Cty. Rd. HH31 and go 3 miles to dirt road. then go I mile south. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Through BLM. Foot or horseback only. b. POISON SPYDER - GMU 70 From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles south to Cty. Rd. 29W. Take Cty. Rd. 29W west 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles northwest. Tum south on road, and go I mile south. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Adjacent to BLM on three sides. 42. SUMMIT COUNTY a. PALMER GULCH - GMU 37 From Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9, 12 miles. Property east of Hwy. 9, close to Blue River State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 320. OPEN: Sept. I- Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Use entrance IQ Blue River SWA parking lot. Foot and horseback only. �43 43. WELD COUNTY a. GREASEWOOD LAKE - GMU 95 From Kersey, go 18 miles east on Hwy. 34 to Weld Cty. Rd. 87 (Masters Rd.). Go north and east on Rd. 87 for 14 miles to Cty. Rd. 68. Parking at northeast corner of intersection. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. ACCESS: Walk-in only. b. CARR TRACT - dMU 87 From Fort Collins, take 1-25 north 20 miles to Carr exit. Go northeast on Carr/Rockport Rd.(Cty. Rd. 126). Property 2 miles northeast of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240 OPEN: Aug. 15 through the last day of rifle antelope season. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRICTIONS: No hunting blinds permiued. All fires prohibited, including open fires, BBQ's, sterno cans, smoking. A maximum of 15, one-day permits may be issued by DOW. Permits available Aug. 15. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 484-2836. 44. YUMA COUNTY a. SANDY BLUFFS - GMU 102 From Idalia, go 8.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: 3/4 mile north of Arikaree River east of Yuma Cty. Rd. DD. Access restricted as posted on east side of Hwy. 385. b. LANDSMAN CREEK (partially in Kit Carson County) - GMU 103 From Burlington, go 18 miles north on Hwy. 385, then go 1/2 mile east on Yuma Cty. Rd. 0. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot access only. �44 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS 26c. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas County 7e. ALAMADITAS MESA - Conejos County I6i. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand County 34g. ANTERO - Park County 26a. APISHTPA NORTH - Las Animas County 32b. ARKANSAS - Otero County 25e. ARROWHEAD - Larimer Counry 5b. ASPEN RIDGE-Chaffee County 27c. ATWOOD - Logan County 14a. BADGER CREEK - Fremont County 29r. BAKERS PEAK- Moffat County 6a. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek County 29bb. BALD MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 9a. BEAR GULCH - Custer County 9c. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer County 12a. BERRY CREEK- Eagle County 29v. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat County I Sa. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano County I Sb. BLACK MOUNTAlN - Huerfano County 17b. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison County 4a. BLUE LAKE - Bent County 18g. BLUE SPRING - Huerfano County 29a. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat County 29b. BOX ELDER - Moffat County 25a. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer County 39p. BURRO SPRINGS 1&2 - Saguache County 43b. CARR TRACT - Weld County 16j. CARTER CREEK- Grand County 41 a. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel County 29c. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat County 29p. CEDARS - Moffat County 25b. CHEROKEE PARK- Larimer County Sd. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee County 38a. CLARK - Routt County 380. COAL BANK GULCH - Routt County 14h. CODY PARK- Fremont County 19a. CO HAGEN - Jackson County 29m. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 16g. COPPER MOUNTAIN -Grand County 38b. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt County I4o. COTTONWOOD RIDGE - Fremont County 341. CROOKED TOP - Park County 29d. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 39b. DALEY GULCH - Saguache County 38c. DEEP CREEK - Routt County 34b. DEER CREEK - Park County 14b. DEER HA VEN - Fremont County 34c. DICK'S PEAK- Park County I 0a. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores County 14c. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont County 5g. DRONEY GULCH - Chaffee County 37a. DRY CREEK - Rio Grande County 25f. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer County 16k. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County �45 19b. EAST DELANEY BUlTE LAKE-Jackson County 34e. ELEVEN MILE - Park County 19c. ELK MOUNTAIN -Jackson County 29s. ELK SPRINGS - Moffat County 29w. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat County 26b. FLATTOP BUTfE - Las Animas County 14d. FLORENCE- Fremont County 38p. FLY GULCH - Routt County 17d. FOSSIL RIDGE - Gunnison County 27b. FORD BRIDGE- Logan County I la. FOUR MILE-Douglas County 161. FRASER CANYON - Grand County 9d. FROZE CREEK - Custer County 6b. GOLDEN WATERSHED - Clear Creek County 14i. GRAPE CREEK- Fremont County 38d. GRASSY CREEK - Routt County 29n. GREASEWOOD - Moffat County 43a. GREASEWOOD LAKE- Weld County ISh. GUILLERMO RANCH - Huerfano County 29e. HARPER HILL - Moffat County 34d. HARTSEL - Park County 32a. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero County 34j. HIGH CREEK - Park County 29aa. HOMESTEAD - Moffat County 25g. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer County 29x. ILES GROVE - Moffat County 190. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN --Jackson County 19d. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson County 29u. JEFFWAY GULCH - Moffat County 25h. JlMMY CREEK - Larimer County 381. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Routt County 191. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson County l9e. KEMP DRAW - Jackson County 38e. KING CREEK - Routt County 38j. KING MOUNTAIN - Rouu County 25i. LAGARDE CREEK - Larimer County 7a. LA JARA RESERVOIR- Conejos County 44b. LANDSMAN CREEK - Yuma County 9b. LAPIN CREEK - Custer County Sa. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee County 16h. LITTLE H.O. - Grand County 39d. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK - Saguache County I 8c. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano County 290. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat County 39n. LOS CREEK - Saguache County 7f. LOS MOGOTES PEAK - Conejos County 34m. MCARTHUR GULCH - Park County 141. MCCOY GULCH - Fremont County 19m. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR-Jackson County 39c. MARSHALL PASS-Saguache County 29q. MAYBELL - Moffat County 38f. MAYNARD GULCH- Rouu County Se. MAXWELL PARK - Chaffee County 30b. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma County 16a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT - Grand County 16b. MIDDLE PARK - Grand County 16c. MILK CREEK-Grand County 391. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache County 39j. MISHAK LAKES- Saguache County �46 39e. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache County 29f. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat County 38m. MOODY CREEK - Routt County 38n. MOONHILL - Routt County 29g. MORAPOS - Moffat County 38g. MORRISON CREEK - Routt County 34h. MUD SPRINGS - Park County 14k. NEWLIN CREEK - Fremont County 3c. NORTH CANYON - Baca County 19n. NORTH PLATIE - Jackson County 39a. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache County 19f. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson County 29z.. OXBOW - Moffat County 42a. PALMER GULCH - Summit County 2Sj. PFISTER ORA W- Larimer County • 20a. PINE GULCH - Jefferson County 141. PINNACLE ROCK - Fremont County 7c. PINON HILLS - Conejos County 41 b. POISON SPY DER - San Miguel County 29h. POLE GULCH - Moffat County Sc. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee County 25c. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer County 16m. PTARMIGAN - Grand County 17e. QUAKEY MOUNTAIN - Gunnison County 19g. RABBIT EARS - Jackson County 7b. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos County 29j. RAITLESNAKE HILL - Moffat County 19h. RED CANYON - Jackson County 27a. RED LION RANCH - Logan County 34a. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park County 38q. SAGE CREEK - Routt County 29cc. SAGEBRUSH ORA W - Moffat County 39i. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache County 35a SArNT CHARLES - Pueblo County 26d. SAKARIASON • Las Animas County 39f. SAN JUAN CREEK - Saguache County 39g. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache County 390. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache County 7g. SAN LUIS HILLS - Conejos County l9i. SAND CREEK- Jackson County 3a. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca County 39q. SANDERSON GULCH - Saguache County 44a. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma County 18d. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano County 14e. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont County 34k. 63 RANCH - Park County 38k. SLEEPING GIANT - Roun County ISf. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK- Huerfano Councy 29i. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat County 12b. SQUAW CREEK - Eagle County 3b. STATE LINE - Baca County 39h. STEEL CANYON - Saguache County 25d. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer County 38h. STOKES GULCH - Routt County 39k. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache County 14f. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 14g. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 14p. TALLAHASSEE ROAD - Fremont County 19j. TAYLOR DRAW -Jackson County �47 29t. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat County 29k. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat County 34f. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park County 19k. THREE SISTERS - Jackson County Sf. TIGER ULY CREEK - Chaffee County 17a. TOLLGATE- Gunnison County 17c. TOMICH! DOME - Gunnison County 291. TRIANGLE - Moffat County 16d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand County 13a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso County 7d. VINCENTE CANYON -- Conejos County 14n. WAUGH MOUNTAlN-Fremont, Park counties 30a. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma County 31a. WELDON VALLEY -Morgan County 39m. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache County 14m. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont County I6e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 12c. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle County 29y. WILLOW CREEK - Moffat County 16f. WINDY RIDGE - Grand County 18e. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano County 34i. WORMER GULCH - Park County 38i. YAMPA RIVER- Routt County �49 State Lands Open Aug.1 through Feb. 28 County Property Name ...............................................Acres Moffat Pole Gulch ...................................................... 11,026 Bakers Peak .................................................... 12,393 Cedars ..................................................................640 Greasewood .....................................................3,5l8 State Lands Open Aug. 15 through Feb. 28 County Property Name ...............................................Acres Baca Chaffee Conejos Custer Jackson Moffat Parle Pueblo Saguache North Canyon ......................................................632 Maxwell Park....................................................2, 177 AJamaditas Mesa .................................................640 Los Mogotes Peak ...............................................640 San Luis Hills ......................................................640 Froze Creek..........................................................640 Independence Mountain ................................. 16, 130 Big Hole Gulch ................................................. 1,847 South Nipple Rim ........................................... 19,962 Homestead ...........................................................640 Bald Mountain ..................................................6,887 Sagebrush Draw...................................................640 Antero ............................................................. 11,453 High Creek........................................................ 1,121 63 Ranch ........................................................... 1,635 Saint Charles ...................................................20,475 Saguache Creek ................................................2,059 Mishak Lakes....................................................2,567 Stonehouse Gulch ................................................560 Mineral Hot Springs ............................................640 Werner Arroyo .....................................................320 Mogotas Arroyo...................................................320 San Juan Creek .................................................3,238 San Luis Creek.....................................................640 Steel Canyon ........................................................640 Sanderson Gulch ............................................... 1,898 Los Creek.............................................................320 San Luis Creek #2 ...............................................480 State Lands Open Aug. 15 through May 31 County Property Name ...............................................Acres Conejos Rio Grande Saguache Vincente Canyon .................................................640 Dry Creek.......................................................... I,280 Burro Springs 1&2 ...........................................6, 175 State Lands Open Sept. 1 through Feb. 28 County Property Name...............................................Acres Baca Bent Chaffee Clear Creek Conejos State Line .............................................................496 Sand Creek South ................................................319 Blue Lake........................................................ 14,059 Little Cochetopa Creek........................................640 Aspen Ridge ........................................................542 Poncha Pass .........................................................360 Chubb Park .......................................................3,640 Tiger Lilly Creek .................................................398 Bakerville.............................................................320 Rahadero Canyon ................................................673 Pinon Hills ...........................................................640 La Jara.............................................................32,913 �50 Custer Dolores Douglas Eagle El Paso Fremont Grand Gunnison Huerfano Jackson Jefferson Larimer Las Animas Lapin Creek .........................................................640 Disappointment Creek .........................................640 Four Mile .............................................................360 Berry Creek..........................................................640 Whiskey Creek ....................................................602 Turkey Track Ranch .........................................8,887 Badger Creek ...................................................6,032 • Dirty Gulch ..........................................................640 Newlin Creek.......................................................640 Shon Creek Baldy ...............................................640 Stoney Face Mountain .........................................640 Deer Haven ..........................................................640 Waugh Mountain ............................................ 17,773 Middle Caner-Gunsight .................................,.5,019 Middle Park ......................................................3,566 Milk Creek ...................................................... 10,455 Ptarmigan .............................................................640 Troublesome Valley Ranch .................................876 West Carter Mountain .......................................2.360 Windy Ridge ........................................................880 Copper Mountain .................................................640 Little H.O.............................................................640 Antelope Creek ................................................. 1,240 Caner Creek...................................................... 1,30 I East Caner Mountain........................................ 1,794 Fraser Canyon ......................................................320 Black Sage Pass ...................................................415 Tollgate ................................................................670 Tomichi Dome .....................................................640 Fossil Ridge .........................................................640 Wolf Springs ........................................................640 Guillermo Ranch ..............................................2.118 Cohagen ............................................................2,533 fndian Creek.........................................................640 Johnny Moore Mountain ..................................7 ,671 Kemp Draw..........................................................520 Owl Mountain ......................................................640 Red Canyon .........................................................640 Sand Creek........................................................4,998 Taylor Draw .........................................................320 Macfarlane Reservoir ......................................2,880 East Delaney Butte ..............................................640 Elk Mountain ....................................................2,840 Rabbit Ears........................................................4,948 Three Sisters ..................................................... I ,523 North Platte .......................................................... 152 Pine Gulch ........................................................ 1,114 Bull Mountain ......................................................640 Cherokee Park................................................... 1,480 Horse Ranch Pass ................................................640 Jimmy Creek ........................................................640 LaGarde Creek .....................................................640 Pfister Draw ...................................................... 1.920 Poudre River .....................................................3.5 I7 Steinhoff Hill ......................................................480 Arrowhead ..........................................................200 Aguilar TV Hill ...................................................500 Apishipa North ................................................. 1,880 �Moffat Morgan Montezuma Otero Park Routt Saguache San Miguel Summit Weld Yuma 51 Flattop Butte .....................................................2.052 Box Elder .............................................................628 Cedar Springs ......................................................640 Cold Springs Mountain ..................................26,509 Cross Mountain ...................................................640 Harper Hill ...........................................................640 Monument Butte ..................................................653 Morapos ...............................................................640 Rattlesnake Hill ...................................................640 Thornburg Draw ..................................................640 Triangle............................................................. 1,021 Little Snake ..........................................................640 Elk Springs........................................................ 1,280 Elk Springs #3 .....................................................640 Temple Canyon ...................................................637 Jeffway Gulch ......................................................640 nes Grove..........................................................2,079 Boston Flats ......................................................... 102 Maybell .............................................................9,208 Weldon Valley .....................................................461 Weber Canyon ..................................................3,040 Higbee Canyon ....................................................640 Mud Springs .....................................................6,097 Wormer Gulch .....................................................640 Saddle Mountain..................................................640 Deer Creek ...........................................................320 Dick's Peak ..........................................................640 Hartse! ..................................................................420 Eleven Mile..........................................................324 Three Mile Mountain........................................ 1,280 Crooked Top ........................................................400 Clark.....................................................................640 Cottonwood Creek...............................................640 Deep Creek ..........................................................320 Maynard Gulch ....................................................724 Moody Creek .......................................................640 Moonhill ..............................................................640 Morrison ..............................................................640 Stokes Gulch ..................................................... 1,863 King Mountain •.......•... r·······································640 Sleeping Giant .....................................................400 Jimmy Dunn Gulch ..........................................5,558 Yampa River .....................................................2,006 King Creek ...........................................................640 Sage Creek ...........................................................460 Old Woman Creek ...............................................640 Little La Garita Creek ..........................................640 Daley Gulch .........................................................640 Marshall Pass .......................................................659 Carter Place..........................................................320 Poison Spyder ......................................................320 Palmer Gulch .......................................................320 Greasewood Lake ................................................640 Sandy Bluffs .....................................................3,682 �52 State Lands Open Year-Round For Fishing and/or Watching Wildlife Only. (See property listings in this brochure for specific regulations.) Property Name ...............................................Acres County Bent Blue Lake........................................................ 14.059 Chaffee Tiger Lilly Creek .................................................398 Clear Creek Conejos Eagle Grand Fremont Gunnison Jackson Larimer Moffat Park Rio Grande Rouu Saguache Bakerville.............................................................320 Golden Watershed ...............................................480 La Jara.............................................................32,9 13 Pinon Hills ...........................................................640 Vincente Canyon .................................................640 Squaw Creek........................................................272 Ptarmigan .............................................................640 Fraser Canyon ......................................................320 Deer Haven ..........................................................640 Grape Creek ...................................................... 1,280 Badger Creek ....................................................5, 112 Cottonwood Ridge ...............................................640 Black Sage Pass ...................................................415 Tomichi Dome .....................................................640 Elk Mountain ....................................................2,840 Rabbit Ears........................................................4,948 Three Sisters ..................................................... 1,523 East Delaney Butte Lake .....................................640 Johnny Moore Mountain ..................................7,671 North Platte.......................................................... 152 Poudre River .....................................................2,876 La Garde Creek....................................................640 Boston Flats ......................................................... I03 Maybell .............................................................9,208 Cold Springs Mountain ..................................26,829 South Nipple Rim ........................................... 19,962 Big Hole Gulch ................................................. 1,847 Amero ............................................................. 11,453 High Creek.............................,.......................... I, 121 63 Ranch ................................................ ,......... 1,635 Dry Creek.............................................................640 King Creek...........................................................640 Daley Gulch .........................................................640 Marshall Pass .......................................................659 Little LaGarita Creek...........................................640 Mogotas Arroyo...................................................320 San Juan Creek .................................................3,238 San Luis Creek.....................................................640 Steel Canyon ........................................................640 �53 State Lands Open Sept. 1 through May 31 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Clear Creek Golden Watershed ...............................................480 Custer Bear Gulch ...........................................................640 Beddows Mountain..............................................560 Fremont Florence ...............................................................640 Grape Creek ...................................................... 1,280 McCoy gulch .......................................................640 Pinnacle Rock ......................................................520 Table Mountain .............................................. 11, I08 West Bear Gulch..................................................640 Cody Park ......................................................... 1,560 Cottonwood Ridge ..............................................640 Tallahassee Road .................................................640 Huerfano Black Hawk ...................................................... 1,51 I Black Mountain ...................................................640 Little Sheep Mountain .........................................640 Schultz Canyon ....................................................960 South Middle Creek.............................................585 Blue Spring ..........................................................640 Larimer Eagle Canyon .......................................................640 Las Animas Sakariason ............................................................560 Logan Ford Bridge.......................................................... 280 Red Lion Ranch ...................................................640 Moffat Willow Creek.......................................................640 Montezuma Menefee Peak ......................................................635 Routt Grassy Creek........................................................360 Yuma .Landsman Creek ..................................................332 State Lands Open forYouth Mentor Program Only (See property listings in this brochure for specific regulations.) County Property Name ...............................................Acres Logan Atwood ................................................................ 160 Moffat Oxbow..................................................................640 Otero Arkansas.................................................................70 Routt Fly Gulch .............................................................460 Routt Coal Bank Gulch ................................................. 879 State Lands Open Aug. 15-the last day of ri0e antelope season County Property Name ...............................................Acres Weld Carr Tract ..........................................................3,240 �S4 R . mbo J ,G __L ____ _ GUN I I I I ---1 I 1 ___ J Gunnif • r • Nucla 'I \.-------\ I ; -' HINSDALE ���57 LO -- --- I I PHILLIPS --------1-'------ - - t' I • Akron 34 YUMA )A MS LINCOLN i I 1' r------- --1-- 1 _ _ _ _J KIOWA I I :_ --#----- CD BENT PROWERS �.. 58 GUN I 1 1---- elta 1 ·I __ J Montros 'I '--------, I I - ' 1 HIN SO AL ,, I DOLORES ,'~ I I I I I I �. 59 ~ ---:~: Aspen • '), ; -I ,___ _ LTELLEF __ a •• on , ,r----I I I I 7 ... 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U.S. Fort'St Service. P.O. Box 25127, Lakewood. CO 80225; (303) 275-5350: national forc,t maps. Pierson Graphics - Maps Unlimited, 899 Broadway, Denver. CO 80203, (303) 623-4299 SUNRISE - SUNSET TABLE The table below is valid for Denver, CO through the year 2000. SUBTRACT one minute from opening and closing time for each 12½miles east of Denver. ADD one minute to.opening and closing time for each 12½ miles west of Denver. The above changes are based on the assumption that each degree of longitude equals 50 miles and that a change of I degree of longitude equals 4 minutes change in sunrise and sunset times. MON. SEPT. Rise Set A.M. P.M. OCT. Riso Set A.M. P.M. NOV. DEC. Rise Set A.M. P.M. Rlae Set A.M. P.M. 628 629 631 632 6:33 6:34 6 35 6:36 6:37 639 6:40 6:41 6:42 643 458 4 57 456 4 55 4"54 4 .53 4:52 4:51 450 449 4;48 4-47 4:46 445 644 445 6:45 647 648 649 650 651 652 653 654 655 6:56 6:58 659 700 701 444 443 4·42 4:42 4 41 440 440 4:39 439 438 4·38 4:37 4-37 437 436 7:02 7;03 7:04 7.05 7:06 7:06 7:07 708 7.09 710 7:11 7:12 7·12 7:13 714 714 7 15 716 7·16 7:17 7.17 7:18 7 18 7 19 719 7:20 7:20 720 7·21 721 721 JAN. Rise Set A.M. P.M. DAV t 2 3 •5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 5:28 5:28 5:29 530 5;31 532 5:33 5:34 5:35 5:36 5:37 5:38 5:39 540 541 5:42 542 543 5;44 5:45 5.46 547 546 5-49 5:50 5:51 5:52 5.53 5:54 5:55 632 630 629 6:27 625 6"24 622 5-21 619 6.17 616 6:14 6:12 6 II 609 606 606 6.04 603 601 559 558 556 554 553 5:51 5:50 548 546 5 45 556 5.57 5:58 559 6'.()() 601 6:02 6:03 604 6:05 6:06 6:07 6:08 6:09 6:10 611 612 613 6:14 615 616 617 618 619 620 6:22 6:23 6:24 625 6"26 627 543 541 540 538 5:37 5:35 533 532 5:30 529 5·27 5·26 524 523 521 520 5.18 5.17 515 5:14 513 5 11 510 509 507 5:06 505 5:03 5:02 501 500 4:36 4:36 4.36 4:36 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:36 436 4.37 437 4:37 4:38 4:38 4:39 439 440 4·40 441 4:41 4.42 4:43 444 4-44 4 45 7-21 721 7-21 721 722 721 721 721 721 721 721 721 720 720 7 20 7.19 719 718 718 717 717 716 715 715 7 14 713 713 712 711 7; 10 709 4·46 447 ua 4.49 4 :50 4 50 451 4 52 453 454 455 4:56 4:57 4 59 5.00 5-01 502 503 504 5:05 506 506 509 5:10 5·11 512 5:13 5 15 516 5:17 518 .. .; ::I .. .!: C .c 3: -0 C II ., E I= .,, 01 C >II 1/) 1: !!) >, II C ~ ~ ::I 0 .c i0 -0 -0 < �63 SEASON DATES --1997-1999 1997 •• ARCHERY Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk ................................................................. Aug.30-Sept.28 Deer (ea5t of 1-25) .............................................................0ct.1-24 & Nov.6-Dec.3 I Antelope ............................................................................................. Aug. 15-Scpt.20 1998 •• ARCHERY Deer (w~t of 1-25) & Elk.................................................................. Aug.29-Sept.27 Deer (cast of 1-25).............................................................0ct.1-23 & Nov.5-Dec.3 I Anlelope ............................................................................................. Aug.15-Sept.20 1999 •• ARCHERY Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk .................................................................. Aug.28-Scpl.26 Deer (east of 1-25).............................................................0ct. l-22 & Nov.4-Dec.3 I An1elope................... ................................................................... ..Aug.15-Sept20 1997 •• MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer & Elk .................................................................................................Sept.13-21 Deer (cast of 1-25) .......................................................................................Oct 11-17 Antelope ......................................................................................................Ocl.21-29 1998 •• MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer & Elk ............................ ........................................................ - ...Sept.12-20 Deer (ea5t of 1-25) .......................................................................................Oct.10-16 Antelope ......................................................................................................Oct.21-29 1999 - MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer(west of l-25) & Elk .........................................................................Sept.11-19 Deer (cast of 1-25) ......................................................................................... Oct.9-15 Anlelopc ....................................................................................................Oct.21-29 1997 •• RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer, Elk, Bear First Season ..............................................................................................Oct.I 1-15 Second Season ..........................................................................................Oct.18-29 Third Season................................................................................................Nov.1-9 Regular. Plains Deer ..........................................................................Oct.25-Nov.5 Late, Plains Deer........................................................................................ Dec 1-14 Antelope................. ............................................................Sept.27-0ct.3: Oct.4-10 Limited Bear ........ .......... ................................ ................. ........Sepl.2-30 1998 •• RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer. Elk. Bear First Season....... ,............................................... ....Oct 10-14 Second Season......................................................................................Ocl. 17-28 Third Season.......................................................................................Oct.3 1-Nov.8 Regular, Plains Deer ..........................................................................Oct.24-Nov 4 Late, Plains Deer. ..................................................... .......... ............ Dec.1-14 Antelopc ..................................................................................Sept.26-0ct.2: Oct.3·9 Limited Bear ................................................................................................Sept.2-30 1999 •• RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer. Elk. Bear First Season ................................................................................................Oct.9-13 Second Scason..........................................................................................Oct.16-27 Third Scawn •••••• ·························································-·············-•-•·Oct.30-Nov.7 Regular. Plains Deer ............·-··-······························· ... ..•....... .Oct.23-Nov.3 Late. Plains Deer ............................................................ .......................... Dcc.1-14 Amclope..................................................................................Sept.25 Oct. 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Pl.EASE DO NOT ABUSE YOUR PRMI.EGE TO ENJOY STATE TRUST UNDS. • • FRONT REVERSE •srATE TRUSI' LAND• • PRIVATE PROPERTY • WILDLIFE AREA • BOUNDARY BEHIND THIS SIGN SEASONAL ACCESS ONLY • • DO NOT ENTER • • WITHOUT PERMISSION• The ........ o1111e - - - signs williclenlllypriva!e--- �WELCOME TO COLORADO'S STATE TRUST LANDS The Division of Wildlife and the State Land Board have opened oew lands for wildlife recreation - fishing, hunting and watching wildlife. These lands will provide much-needed recreational opportunities, and the number of acres available are growing each year. This brochure lists all of the State Trust Lands where people can hunt, fish and watch wildlife, including when the lands are open, how to find them, what specie are there, facilities available and restrictions. You'll also find an order form so you can send away for maps of each property. What's New For 1996 More Properties Opened: This year, 32 new State Land Board properties, or 93,640 acres, will be open to public use. That brings the total State Trust lands open for wildlife recreation to 167, about 371,788 acres in all. See inside for details about the new properties, as well as lands opened to the public in past years. Youth Mentor Lands: This year, the Division will open one State Trust land for its Youth Mentor Program. The parcel is called Arkansas, about 70 acres in Otero County. Public access is limited to youth hunters and accompanying adult . More Youth Mentor lands will be opened in future years. See inside for details. Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297- 1192 North Office, Denver, (303) 291-7227 South Office, Colorado Springs, (719) 473-2945 Wet Office, Grand Junction, (970) 248-7175 West Office, Montrose, (970) 249-3431 TELEPHONE DEVICE FOR THE DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED (TDD): Denver Headquarters (303) 291-7417; Central Colorado Office (303) 291-7230. Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mountain Time. The Wildlife Commi s ion approved this year' s selections for State Trust lands at its May meeting. WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS : Arnold Salazar, chair; Rebecca Frank, vice chair; Mark Le Valley, secretary; Rev. Jesse Langston Boyd, Jr., member; O1arles D. Lewis, member; James R. Long, member; Louis Swift, member; John R. S1ulp, member. The Division of Wildlife is funded by sales of hunting and fishing licenses, interest earned on those sales and donations. The Division also receives a ponion of federal excise taxes on the sale of hunting and fi shing equipment. The Division does not receive state tax revenues. The Colorado Division of Wildlife of the Depanment of Natural Resources prohibits discrimina1iorr on the basis of race, color, religion. sex. national origin and disabilities in all aspects of employment and public panicipation in its programs and services. For infonnation or to register a complaint. contact the Colorado Division of Wildlife. 6060 Broadway, Denver. CO 80216. or call (303) 297-1192. Published June 1996 - 270.000 copies Printed by Libeny Press. Orem, Utah �2 WHAT ARE STATE TRUST LANDS? State Trust land were given to the tate by the federal government when Colorado was granted state.hood in 1876. Revenu~s from rents, royalties and land sales go to benefit the state's K-12 public schools and several other smaller trust . The trust lands total nearly 3 million surface acres and 4 million acres of subsurface mineral rights. Since the trust lands a.re managed lo generate revenue for public school and to pre erve Jong-term productivity and value, not all of the lands are open for public use. Most State Tru t lands are leased to private partie , and access is controlled by those lessees. In 1992, the State Land Board adopted a multiple-use access policy, allowing certain properties to be lea ed to the Division of Wildlife. The Land Board and the Divi ion agreed lo select about 500,000 acres of trust lands with the best wildlife values to be opened for public use over a 10-year period. The Division will pay for this opportunity, using hunting and fishing license fee . Not all State Trust lands are open to the public. Those properties that are open for wildlife recreation are described in this brochure and will have signs posted for public access. Permission to enter any other State Trust lands must be obtained from the lessee. Please, respect the rights of other u ers and lessees so that these lands can stay open for public use in the future. RULES FOR USING STATE TRUST LANDS These regulations are paraphrased so you can understand them easily. They are intended only a a guide. The official statutes and regulations that govern hunting and fi hing in Colorado are available at Division of Wildlife offices. The following activities are prohibited on all lands, waters, the frozen surface of waters, rights-of-way, buildings and other structures or devices under the control of the Division of Wildlife: 1. Entering or using an area when there are sign posted that prohibit entry, u e or occupancy. 2. Entering or u ing an area for commercial purpose or conducting land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. Operating a motorized or non-motorized vehicle except on publicly maintained roads or in designated camping or parking area . Motor vehicles and operators must comply with Colorado motor vehicle laws. 4. Operating a motor vehicle above posted peed limits or more than 25 miles per hour where not posted. 5. Leaving a camp, pitched lent, helter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended for more than 48 hours, or camping or parking a travel trailer or camper more than 14 days in any 45-day period. 6. Building a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds or tree stands and steps are allowed. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within 10 days after the end of the season in which they are used. �3 7. Removing, changing or damaging buildings, water control devices, fences, gates, notices, igns, section markers, trees, shrubs, other vegetation or object of archaeological, geological or historical value. 8. Littering or leaving fish, fi h entrails, human excrement, waste water, containers, trash or toxic substance. It's also illegal to bring tra h or toxic ubstances for disposal on a Division prope1ty and to dump trailer waste into a sanitary facility. 9. Building a fire without ways to prevent it from spreading or to leave a fire unattended. 10. Grazing livestock, except for horses, mules, llama and burros used in wildlife recreation. 11. Letting dogs, cats or dome Lie pet run at large (not on a lea h), except while hunting with dog , training dogs for hunting or during Division-authorized field trials. 12. Pos essing or u ing explosives, poison , herbicides, insecticide or other pesticides. 13. Digging trenches, bole or pits. 14. Leaving boats, rafts or other floating craft beached. at anchor, moored or docked unattended overnight except in area designated. 15. Fishing from Divi ion-controlled boat ramp or boat docks when in conflict with boater or as posted. 16. Snorkeling, scuba diving or pearfi hing with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks except in waters where wimming i permitted, when location is identified by a "divers' down flag" and when the scuba diver ha a valid S.C.U.B.A. diver's ce11ificate i sued by a recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. Disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, drunkenness or abusive language. 18. Using air- or gas-inflated floating devices a transportation on water unless the device is of multi-compartment con truction and has a rigid motor mount for craft propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or ga -filled flOLation devices are restricted to designated swimming areas'. 19. Boat regatta or other nonwildlife-oriented group activitie . 20. Landing any aircraft. 21. Leaving decoys or things u ed as decoys in the field or on the water overnight. 22. Swimming except in designated water or authorized activities. 23. Discharging firearms or bow in de ignated parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. Fishing in fish-rearing pond or raceway . 25. Failing to leave a property when ordered by Division of Wildlife personnel for any violation. �4 RULES FOR STATE TRUST LANDS ONLY 1. Public u e i allowed Sept. l through Feb. 28, unless otherwise specified. All properties that are new for 1996-97 don't open to the public until Sept. 1, 1996 and are indicated with an asterisk (*). 2. Properties are open only during daylight except where camping i allowed. 3. Many area are restricted to foot or horseback travel. Motorized vehicles, where allowed, must tay on publicly maintained roads. 4. No u e of buildings, equipment and posted safety zones surrounding facilities is allowed. 5. Camping and fire are prohibited except in designated areas. 6. Camping i permitted only on properties as posted. 7. Hunting i allowed only during established sea ons. Please refer to Division of Wildlife hunting season brochure for specific dates when hunting i permitted. 8. It is requested that only weed-free certified be used as livestock forage on State Trust Lands. Contact the State Land Board for details, (303) 866-3454. LIMITS OF PUBLIC USE 1. The director of the Division of Wildlife may limit public u e on a Divi ion property for up to 60 day , using these criteria. a. location and size of the area. b. location, type and condition of roads, vehicle parking areas and the number and type of sanitary facilitie . c. number of users (he area will tolerate without significant degradation to wildlife re ources, public or private property. d. ensuring public safety, health and welfare. 2. When public use is limited, signs will indicate the number of people permitted. It i i)legal to enter an area posted as fully occupied or after being advi ed by a Division officer that the area is full. 3. The Division may waive these re triction for day use for organized, upervised groups whose number exceed the limits. Written approval mu t first be obtained from the appropriate Divi ion regional manager. ASK FIRST! It is illegal to hunt or fish on private land in Colorado without first obtaining the landowner's permi sion. It i the recreationist's responsibility to know whether the land is private. A landowner doe not have to post or fence the land. State Land Board properties open to wildlife-related recreation and adjacent to private land have ign. marking the boundaries. �5 FOR YOUR INFORMATION Need information on hunting and fi hing easons? Call the e numbers for up-to-date recordings of season dates and other information: Deer, Elk and Antelope .............. ........ 291-7529 Hunter Education Classes ................ ,....................... 291-7530 Small Game .............................................................. 291-7546 Upland Game/Turkey ...................................... ,....... 291-7547 Waterfowl. ................................................................ 291-7548 Camping ................................................................... 291-7532 Map .............................. .. ...................................... ... 291-7540 Watchable Wildlife .................................................. 291-7518 General Fishing Information .......... ........................ 291-7533 Stocking Report ............... .. ........... .......... ................ 29 I -753 l Fishing Condition Reports: Metro Denver and Foothills ................................ 291-7535 Northeastern Colorado ............... ..... .................... 291-7536 Northwestern Colorado ............................... ,...... 291-7537 Southeastern Colorado ....... ................................. 29 l-7538 Southwestern Colorado ...................................... 291-7539 These recordings are available 24 hours a day and are Denver numbers. For a list of all recording , call (303) 291-7299. OPERATION GAME TIIlEF Report any wildlife violation by calling l-800-332-4155 (toll-free statewide) or 295-0164 in Denver. For out-of-state call about violations of Colorado wildlife law , nonresidents can call l-800-800-WARDEN. This toll-free m11nber is handled by the National Anti-Poaching Foundation, Inc. of Colorado Springs, Colo. It will forward all calls to the Colorado Operation Game Thief program for investigation. �6 State Trust Lands Open for Wildlife Recreation Properties are listed by county. Unle otherwise indicated, the e properties are open Sept. l, 1996 to Feb. 28, 1997. Propertie with an asteri k (*) are new for 1996-97 or have additional acres now open to the public. The properties are numbered first by county, then with lower case letters within each county. 3. BACA COUNTY a. SAND CREEK SOUTH From Campo, drive 15 mile west on Road J; turn south on Road 13 for 5.5 miles to Fore t Service pasture, gate 2C. Drive south and east for 1 mile, taking a right fork outh for 1/4 mile to the lea e boundary. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, mountain lions, doves, caled quail, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, turkey . ACCESS: Mu t park on USFS land and walk into parcel. b. STATELINE From Campo, go 4 mile west on Road J, tum south on Road 24 for 5 miles, tum east through USFS pasture gate 6M. Continue I mile and tum south at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At I mile, pass through two gates and continue outh and east for 1.3 miles to the northwest corner of the lease. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Vehicle acce s as directed to northwest comer of the parcel. Recreationists must park there and walk to the parcel. NOTE: A 4x4 i required for andy unimproved roads in the USFS pastures. Please close all gates found open. 4. BENT COUNTY *a. BLUE LAKE From Las Animas, take Hwy. 194 wet to Cty. Rd. 10, north 11 mile then we t 2-1/2 miles on Cty. Rd. TT to eastern property boundary. ACRES: 14,059 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warm-water lake. ACCESS: There are several parking lots: (I) at end of Cty. Rd. TT· (2) at bridge on southea t comer; (3) at south end of property . Islands closed to public access from May 15-Aug. 31. Vehicle allowed on designated roads only. NEW FOR 1996 - 10,950 acres. j L I - �7 5. CHAFFEE COUNTY a. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 west 2.5 mile to Cty. Rd. 210, then south 4.5 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only; no motorized vehicles. Timber activity may be present. b. ASPEN RIDGE From Salida, take Chaffee Cty. Rd. 175 (Ute Trail) 5 miles north. Then left on Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 for 5 miles to property. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer elk. ACCESS: Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 at n<_>rth and south ends of property. No motorized vehicles off designated roads. Hunting by foot or horseback only. Timber activity may be present. c. PONCHA PASS From Poncha Springs, go south 1/2 mile on Hwy. 285 to northeast corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb.28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, cottontail rabbit . ACCESS: The southern 3/8 mile of the eastern boundary of the parcel meets Hwy. 285. No vehicle traffic. *d. CHUBB PARK From Fairplay, go 20 miles south on Hwy 285 to Hwys. 285/24; go southwest 1 mile to top of Trout Creek Pass. Turn west (right) on Cty. Rd. 311, go l mile to property. ACRES: 3,640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Three points on west side via Cty. Rds. 311, 309 and Lenardy Rd. and from the east off Hwy 285 at Cty. Rds. 311 and 309. Vehicle access permitted by Cty. Rds. as po ted. Camping allowed in designated spots. Timber activity may be present. 6. CLEAR CREEK COUNTY a. BAKERVILLE From Georgetown, take I-70 west 5 miles. Section 16 is about 1.25 mile east of the Bakerville exit. Majority of tract is on north side of I-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. Otherwise, year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer mountain lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits and snowshoe hares. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Vehicle access offl-70 right of way only. Foot access only. �8 b. GOLDEN WATERSHED From Denver take 1-70 west to the Evergreen Parkway then south to Bergen Park. Go west on Hwy. 103 to Golden Watershed (about 4 miles). ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. • HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grou e, cottontails, snowshoe hares, turkeys. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Access on property limited to two parking lots (Hwy. 103 and Old Squaw Pass Road. and Witter Gulch). Access by foot or horseback to tract (1-2 miles). 7. CONEJOS COUNTY *a. LA JARA RESERVOIR From La Jara go west on Hwy. 15, 10.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240, then go about 23 miles to the property. ACRES: 32,913 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, mtn. lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three cold-water streams. Timber activity may be present. NEW FOR 1996 - 1,520 additional acres. b. RAHADERO CANYON From La Jara go 14 miles west on Cty. Rd. 15; tum left onto dirt road at Centro, then proceed 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. to the property. ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, bears. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles off existing trails. c. PINON HILLS North side of property: from Manassa, drive 3.6 miles ea t on Hwy. 142 until you reach BLM Rd. 5006, and go southeast about 3 miles. The property i directly south of the road. South side: From Manassa, drive 2 mile ea ton Hwy. 142; tum outh on Cty . Rd. 20 for 2 miles. Tum ea ton Cty. Rd. M for I mile to Cty. Rd. 21. Tum outh about 2.5 miles to BLM road (unnumbered), then east up the main draw to the end of the road, about 6 miles. ' ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. *d. VINCENTE CANYON From Monte Vi ta, go 21 miles south on Hwy 15 to Capulin. Travel 10 miles southwest on the dump road (Cty. Rd. 8) out of Capulin to north end of property. M • �9 ACRES: 640. OPEN: Aug. 15-May 31 for huntjng. Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, antelope, mtn lions, black bears, small game. FISHING: La Jara Creek. ACCESS: On the north end from the Cty. Rd. along La Jara Creek. 9. CUSTER COUNTY a. BEAR GULCH From Westcliffe, go 10 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Cty. Rd. 271, then I mile north to the property. Road leads to southeast comer of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. b. LAPIN CREEK From Westcliffe, go 8 miles southeast on Hwy. 69 to Airport Rd., east on Airport Rd. for 6 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. ACCESS: Through BLM land on west from Hwy. 69 and from north out of San Isabel National Forest. No vehicular access; foot • or horseback only. Timber activity may be present. c. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN From Westcliffe, go north about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. ACRES: 560 OPEN Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Access from Hwy. 69 1/8 mile through southwest quarter of property. Access only as posted. No vehicle access; parking in 1/2 acre along Hwy. 69. 10. DOLORES COUNTY *a. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK From Dove Creek, go 2 miles west to Hwys. 666 and 141. Go north on Hwy. 141, 27 miles to Disappointment Valley. Go south on Cty. Rd. 19Q (FS Rd. #250), 18 miles to McKinney Draw Rd. on BLM land. Travel 1/4 mile south to north end of property. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. , ACCESS: Enter on north end 1/4 mile south of Cty. Rd. 19Q. A two-traek road on BLM land in Dawson Draw will access the parcel. Vehicle access on existing roads only. �10 11.DOUGLASCOUNTY a. FOUR MILE From Woodland Park, take Hwy. 67 north I 1.5 miles to the town of Westcreek, turn south on Cty. Rd. 73 for 0.7 of a mile, tum west on Cty. Rd. 68 for 2 miles, tum north on USFS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles. USFS Rd. 523 runs through the property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, rabbits, blue grouse. Safety Zone: Maintain a safety zone of 150 yards around existing structure . Timber activity may be present. 12. EAGLE COUNTY a. BERRY CREEK From Vail, take 1-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards), go north to the entrance of Singletree, west to USFS Rd. 778, go I mile and take first left after cattleguard, follow road 2.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, e~ black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Several 4WD roads run through property. Property is surrounded by USFS land. b. SQUAW CREEK From Vail, take 1-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards), go south to stoplight, tum west on Hwy. 6, go 2 miles to road and bridge over Eagle River. Tract continues 1 mile west from here. ACRES: 272 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: This property is closed to hunting and discharge of firearms. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: R~ad and bridge over Eagle River; parking area and access point. Squaw Creek Rd. and Hwy. 6, parking area and access point. Walk-in access only. c. WHISKEY CREEK From Vail, go west on 1-70, take Exit 171 , go 1/2 mile west. Property is on the south side of I-70. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Parking available at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off I-70 Exit 171, 1/4 mile east). Timber activity may be present. • I E ) 13. EL PASO COUNTY a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH From Fountain, go ea t about 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border the property. ACRES: 8,887 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Di charging firearms prohibited except while hunting. :.1) �11 ACCESS: Park in de ignated parking area. Walk-in access from there. 14. FREMONT COUNTY a. BADGER CREEK (partially in Park County) From Cotopaxi, go 21 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12, then we t mile on BLM road. Or, from Hartse!, go south on Hwy. 9 to Park Cty. Rd . 53. Follow Cty. Rd. 53 22 miles to property. ACRES: 5,112 OPEN : Year-round for fishj ng only; Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for all other uses. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. Timber activity may be pre ent. FISHING: Cold-water stream. b. DEER HA VEN From Canon City, go we ton Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9, go 9 miles north to Cty. Rd. 11, tum right and go 5.2 miles on Cty. Rd . 11 to Deer Haven Rd., turn right on Deer Haven Rd. and go .8 miles to Thomp on Mtn. Rd. Tum right and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Surrounded by BLM land No motor vehicle access; foot or hor eback only. c. DIRTY GULCH From Cotopaxi go 5.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb, 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. d. FLORENCE From Canon City, take Hwy. 67 southea t 13 miles to Cty. Rd. 15, which goes we t to Florence Picnic Area, adjacent to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkey , blue grouse. ACCESS: Walk-in access through national forest land (about 1/4 mile). e. SHORT CREEK BALDY From Cotopaxi, go we ton Hwy. 50 6 mile to Kerr Gulch Rd.- · go southwest about 5 mile to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING : Mule deer, elk, mountain lions. ACCESS: From Kerr Gulch Rd. to Hamilton Creek Rd. into south end of property. �12 f. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN From Cotopaxi, go 17 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12. ACRES: 640 OPE : Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 12 and adjacent BLM land. Vehicles re tricted to main road; other access by foot or on hor eback. Timber activity may be present. g. TABLE MOUNTAIN From Hwy. 115 and Academy Blvd. in Colorado Spring , go 18 miles south on Hwy. 115 to gate. ACRES: 10,468 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bear , mountain lion , rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyote . ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback only from parking lots. Camping permitted during big game season in designated areas. Hor eback riding permitted only during big game season. h. CODY PARK From Westcliffe, at Hwy . 96 and 69, go north on Hwy. 69, 2.5 miles to Custer Cty. Rd. 215, go north 6.25 miles to southwest comer of property. From Hwy. 50 and 4th Street in Canon City, go outh on 4th Street 2 mile until treet turns into Cty. Rd. 143. Go 10.3 miles south on Cty. Rd. 143 Lo BLM Road 6227. Go northwest on BLM Road 6227, 4 miles to Grape Creek, then outhwest 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 1,560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 I. · HUNTING: Mountain lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbit , quirrels. ACCESS: From Copper Gulch Rd., Fremont Cty. 27A, several points on the west side of property. No vehicle access to property. i. GRAPE CREEK From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go south on Fir t Street, l mile to Fremont Cty. Rd. 3. West on Cty. Rd. 3, 5.2 miles Lo Temple Canyon City Park. South 1/2 mile through park to northea t corner of property. Continue through property along Grape Creek and l.7 miles along Grape Creek through BLM to Pine Gulch. Walk west up Pine Gulch 1.2 miles to property. ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife .and fishing only. Fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. No vehicle access on property. n �13 *j. McCOY GULCH From Cotopaxi, go 4 miles south on Cty. Rd. l-A to Fremont Cty. Rd. 37 to BLM land. East across BLM land to west boundary. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey , bear , mountain lion , elk, deer. ACCESS: Parking area on BLM land. Fool and horseback only. *k. NEWLIN CREEK From Florence, go outh on Hwy. 67, 4.5 miles to Newlin Creek Rd. Go west on Newlin Creek Rd., 1 mile to northwest comer of section. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, small game. Hunting prohibited except by archery, muzzleloaders, hotguns. Hunting prohibited 1/4 mile along cast boundary. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. on NW corner and from south half of east boundary. Foot access only. *I. PINNACLE ROCK From Canon City, go 15 miles west on Hwy. 50 to Salt Lick BLM area. Then go .5 miles outh through BLM to northeast comer of property. ACRES: 520. OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Turkeys, deer, elk, bighorn sheep, bear . ACCESS: Parking at Salt Lick BLM recreation ite. No parking on site. BLM access road closed to motor vehicles. Foot and horseback only. *m. WEST BEAR GULCH In Canon City, at First Street and west Hwy. 50 go outh to Cty. Rd. 277. Go south on Cty. Rd. 277, 11 miles (past USFS campground 2 mile ) to BLM road then northwe t 2.5 miles to ea t boundary. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Turkey , deer, elk, bears mountain lion , small game. ACCESS: BLM right-of-way off Cty. Rd. 277. Parking along BLM road. No motor vehicle off main BLM road. Foot and horseback only. 16. GRAND COUNTY a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT Northwest sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 14 mile west to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. l 03). Southeast ector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 10 mile west to Cty. Rd. 25. Take Cty. Rd. 26, left fork 1/2 mile from Hwy. 40 and go east 5 miles. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Rd. (Cty. Rd. 27) accesses northwest �14 ection: Gunsight Rd. (Cty. Rd. 26) accesses southeast section. Some areas restricted to foot or hor eback. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible and care i advised during wet weather. b. MIDDLE PARK From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, 4 mile to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. l00), 15 mile to Buffalo Park. Follow USFS Rd. 131, I mile east to ign. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, mall game. ACCESS: Parking along road about 1/2 mile and 3/4 mile east Buffalo Park gate. Access by foot or on horseback aero s national forest to property. c. MILK CREEK Southwe t acess: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, then go 4 miles to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100). Go north 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then east on USFS Rd. 131 to sign, and go another 3.5 mile to locked gate and signed trail. Northea t access: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 20 miles west to Cty. Rd. 184. Go 2 miles west (dry weather only) through white pipe gate and along vehicle track to parking area ju t before Muddy Creek. In wet weather, continue on Cty. Rd. 184 to acces property from ridge or end of road. Two Bar acces : Take Hwy. 40 west of Kremmling 18 miles to signed parking area just before Hwy. Dept. road camp. Acces to all parcels by foot or horse only. ACRES: I0,455 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Timber activity may be preent. d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 ea t 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 2, then go north about 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 24, tum right. Access through BLM or off thi road. ACRES: 876 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, rabbits, coyotes, grouse. ACCESS: Most public acce s off Cty. Rd . 2 and 24, adjacent BLM land. Foot or hor eback only. e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 we t 14 mile to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Acee s to SW comer (Indian Pass) begins at gate 1.5 miles east of Hwy. 40. Access from E and NE (Badger Creek) continues up Chimney Rock Rd. another 5 mile to marked gates. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, mall game. �15 ACCESS: Foot and horseback acce only. Restricted motor vehicle u e for phy ically handicapped only wilh pennission from DOW. Call DOW office, Hot Sulphur Springs for permission and map, (970) 725-3557. Timber activity may be pre ent. f. WINDY RIDGE From Kremmling, go west 22 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek cro sing, mile rnraker 163), west 2 mile on Cty. Rd. 184. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. CAUTION: Road are highly erodible and care i advi ed in wet weather. Timber activity may be present. g. COPPER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, go outh on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from Grand Cty. Rd. 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land to the oulh. ACRES : 640 OPEN : Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTfNG: Elk, deer, blue grouse. ACCESS: Southern boundary of ection adjacent to Routt National Forest. All other access (3 sides) is from private land, and permi sion i required. Walk-in hunting only. No ATV or motor vehicle u e. h. LITTLE H. 0. From Granby. go 4.5 miles east of Granby on Cty. Rd. 60. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. ACCESS: Parking area at northwe t corner. No parking along county road except in designated area . Timber activity may be present. i. ANTELOPE CREEK From Kremmling, go west 14 miles on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. I03), the go 6 miles ea t to gate. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN : Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, blue grouse. ACCESS: A walk-through gate with ign provide acces to the property. Foot and hor e travel only. j. CARTER CREEK From Kremmling, go 14 miles we ton Hwy. 40 lo Chimney Rock Rd . (USFS Rd. 103); go 3 miles east to parking area and ign. ACRES: 1,301 OPE : Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grou e, sage grou e. ACCESS : Motor vehicle use through Badger Creek gate restricted to physically handicapped people with pennis ion from �16 DOW. Contact DOW office in Hot Sulphur Springs for pennision and map, (970) 725-3557. k. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, go 14 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Chimney Rock Rd. (USFS Rd. 103). Then go 6 mile ea t to sign and gate. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, blue grouse. ACCESS: ATVs and snowmobi les allowed as posted through green gate 6 miles east of Hwy. 40. Vehicles re tricted too designated route (orange posts) This is to help with retrieval of game. Otherwise, foot and horseback travel only. Parking only at parking lots. Camping allowed in designated areas along Chimney Rock Rd. *I. FRASER CANYON From Tabemash, go east to Cty. Rd. 84 to fork. Go left at fork I /2 mile north to Strawberry acce s road. Left 1.5 miles to property. ACRES: 320. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles off designated roads. Foot acce only. Timber activity may be present. *m. PTARMIGAN From Fra er, cross railroad tracks at north end of town and go outhwest 8 miles on Church Park or Crooked Creek Rd.(Cty. Rd. 50) in the Arapahoe National Forest. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, small game. ACCESS: No motor vehicles except snowmobiles on l foot of snow. Timber activity may be present. 17. GUNNISON COUNTY a. TOLLGATE From Gunnison at Hwys. 50 and 135 go east 1 I miles to BLM Rd. 3101 and tum north. Go 3.5 miles on BLM Rd. 3100; tum east for I mile to USFS Rd. 802. Tum north; go 3 miles to USFS Rd. 802.1 A. Turn west and go 3 miles to property entrance. ACRES: 670 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: This access from Quartz Creek Rd. to Wood's Gulch cutoff. Access by foot or horseback only, except on ridge road as marked in the southwest comer of the section. Parking area just inside south entrance. Timber activity may be present. �17 b. BLACK SAGE PASS From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go north on Hwy. 50, 1 mile to USFS Rd. 888. Travel north on USFS Rd. 888 for 5.5 miles to south boundary. ACRES: 415 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback only. c. TOMICH! DOME From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go 17 miles east on Hwy. 50 to BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Turn north on BLM Rd. 3095 and go 4 miles to west boundary of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Yearround for fishing only. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Hot Springs Reservoir. ACCESS: Enter property just southwest of Hot Springs Reservoir. Camping allowed as posted. 18. HUERFANO COUNTY a. BLACK HAWK From 1-25, (Exit 42) take Cty. Rd. 310 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles west to north side of property, or 1 mile south from Pryor on Cty. Rd. 312 to east side of property. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, antelope, elk, doves, rabbits, turkeys. ACCESS: No vehicles allowed off county roads; foot or horseback only. b. BLACK MOUNTAIN From Gardner, go I mile west on Hwy. 69, tum north on USPS Rd. 400 and go 6 miles to USFS Rd. 405 (Black Mountain Rd.), go west 1/2 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. ACCESS: From Black Mountain Rd. via by foot or on horseback only. c. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN , From Gardner, to southwest on Cty. Rd. 560 (Arco Rd .. ), 7 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. �18 ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 560 traverses tract from northwest corner to south side. No vehicles allowed off county road. d. SCHULTZ CANYON From Walsenburg take Cty. Rd. 330 (Ideal Rd.) south 11 miles. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, mountain lions, rabbits, doves, bandtailed pigeons, turkeys. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 330 traverses northeast quarter of Sec. 31 and south half of Sec. 36. Cty. Rd. 310 enters northeast quarter of Sec. 31 on east side. No vehicles allowed off county road. e. WOLF SPRINGS From Walsenburg, take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles west to Gardner, then continue 7 miles west to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: A Craeger Resource quad map is useful in locating access. Foot or horseback only. f. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK From La Veta, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410), then go west 11 miles. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, blue grouse. ACCESS: USFS Rd. 410 enters property on south side near southwest corner. No vehicles allowed off roads. Foot or horseback access only. Timber activity may be Jjresent. 19. JACKSON COUNTY *a. COHAGEN From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 21. Go 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 32. Go east l mile to property. ACRES: 2,533 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rds. 21 and 32. Foot or horseback only. NEW FOR 1996 - 156 acres added. b. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE From Walden go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12W, then 5.3 miles west to Cty. Rd. 18, then 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5, 1 mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Cold-water lake. ACCESS: Foot access only. Camping and campfires limited to �19 existing state wildlife area campground next to East Delaney Butte Lake. c. ELK MOUNTAIN From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E, then go 12 miles east, then take Cty. Rd. 12F about 2.5 miles northeast to the parking lot at the end of the road. Access is only from this parking lot and State Forest land. ACRES: 2,840 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: All roads off Cty. Rds. 12E and 12F are closed. d. INDIAN CREEK From Rand, go north on Cty. Rd. 27, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. Hunting is prohibited with centerfire rifles in the northeast quarter of Sec. 16. ACCESS: Limited to parking lot on Cty. Rd. 21 in southwest quarter of Sec. 16. e. KEMP DRAW From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 21; go 1.5 miles south to property. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. f. OWL MOUNTAIN From Rand go north on Cty. Rd. 27, which goes between Hwys. 14 and 125. From Cty. Rd. 27, take USFS Rd. 792 east, then take a left fork and go to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: No motorized travel beyond State Trust Land boundary. Timber activity may be present. g. RABBIT EARS From Walden, go southwest toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14 for 29 miles to one parking lot, or go 1.5 "miles more to another parking lot. ACRES: 4,948 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Foot traffic only. Timber activity may be present. h. RED CANYON From Walden, go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12W, and �20 travel 5.3 miles west to Cty. Rd. 18. Then go 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5 and go 1 mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. From there, go west on Cty. Rd. 20 for 4 miles. Tum right at sign and follow two-track road l mile to property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, blue grouse. i. SAND CREEK From Walden, go north on Hwy. 125 for 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 8. Then head east on Cty. Rd. 8 for 7 miles to the Adams Ranch State Trust land (this access is only after Oct. 1). Access can be obtained from the Elk Mountain State Trust land to the south or Colorado State Forest to the east. ACRES: 4,998 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: The State Forest from the east, the Adam's Ranch State Trust land from north, limited to big game season with permission and only on a once-in-and-out basis. j. TAYLOR DRAW From Rand, go south on Hwy. 125, 4 miles, then tum east at Old Homestead and Jack Creek Road. After crossing Jack Creek, take USFS Rd. 743 and go to Taylor Draw road closure. From road closure, go on foot or horseback to Sec. 36. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only from Forest Service land. k. THREE SISTERS From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. l 2E, go 12 miles east, then take Cty. Rd. 12F for 2.5 miles to parking lot. Access to the property only from parking lot and Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 1,523 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: All roads off Cty. Rds. l 2E and 12F closed. Access also from State Forest to the east. I. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN From Walden, take _5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E; go 6 miles east to Cty. Rd. 23. Go south 3 miles until you reach BLM land. Numerous two-track roads lead to western boundary of property. Or, from Walden, take Hwy. 14 east 12 miles; go north on Cty. Rd. 30 1 mile. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Yearround for fishing only as posted on southern portion of property. �21 HUNTING: Elk, moose, blue grouse, cottontail rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: In Michigan River and along reservoir dam as posted. ACCESS: Parking lot west of the dam and a parking lot 1/4 mile north of the dam. Foot or horseback only. Motor vehicles are prohibited. m. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR From Walden, go southwest toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14, 15 miles to Cty. Rd. 34 turnoff to the east. Take Cty. Rd. 34, 2 miles to 18 Island Reservoir. Acee s from BLM lahd around property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbit , sage grouse, coyotes. ACCESS: Motorized traffic only on established road . n. NORTH PLATTE From Walden, go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12. Then head west 5.3 miles to Cty. Rd. 18, and go 2 miles on Cty. Rd. 18 to Cty. Rd. 9. Go about I mile and acce s the property to the west from the BLM land for hunting. For fishing, instead of turning off on Cty. Rd. 8, stay on Cty. Rd. 18 for 1/4 mile further to bridge over North Platte River. The fishing part of lease is on the river above bridge. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting .. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbits, coyotes, sage grouse. FISHING: North Platte River. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 9 through the BLM land for hunting. From Cty. Rd. 18 above bridge for fishing. *o. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN From Walden, go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12. Go west 8 miles to Cty. Rd. 7. North 6 miles to property. From Cowdrey, go we t 6 miles on Cty. Rd. 6 to property. ACRES: 11 039.59. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. 25. LARIMER COUNTY a. BULL MOUNTAIN From Fort Collin , take Hwy. 287 north 22 mile to the Cherokee Park Rd. (Larimer Cty. Rd. SOC); go 35 miles west to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, mall game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. SOC runs through outheast comer of property. A two-track road runs into southwest part of property. Foot or horseback only. Timber activjty may be present. b. CHEROKEE PARK Adjacent to Cherokee Park State Wildlife Area, Lone Pine Unit �22 and Lower Unit. Lone Pine Unit: From Fort Collins, go 20 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Red Feather Lakes Rd., then 8 miles west to unit. Lower Unit: From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. 80C, then 6 miles west to unit. ACRES: 1,480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. c. POUDRE RIVER From Fort Collins, go northwest on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place, then go west on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to Division of Wildlife lands. These lands are north of Division of Wildlife lands along Hwy. 14, about 1.5 miles to where Hwy. 14 turns north. These lands lie east of Hwy. 14 another l. 7 miles. ACRES : 2,877 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting and watching wildlife. Yearround for fishing only. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream (Poudre River, North Fork of the Poudre and Seaman Reservoir). Dam and caretaker residence closed to public as posted. Boats prohibited, but float tubes allowed. ACCESS: Access through private property if pennission is obtained first. Written permission from agricultural lessee or his agent required March l to Aug. 31. Foot or horseback only. d. STEINHOFF HILL From Fort Collins, go north on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to Cty. Rd. 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles west o·n Cty. Rd. 74E; tum north on Cty. Rd. 37 and go 1/2 mile to property. ACRES: 480 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Only archery or shotgun hunting allowed. Target practice prohibited. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. e. ARROWHEAD From Rustic, go 2.25 miles west on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 mile highway frontage on north side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. *f. EAGLE CANYON From Loveland, take Hwy. 34 west to the Big Thompson School, go north 4 miles on Buckhorn Road (Cty. Rd. 27) to Masonville. Go northwest on Buckhorn Road 2.5 miles to the Storm Mountain access road. Travel 2.5 miles west on Storm Mountain access road to a property access sign on Forest Service land. Travel by foot or horseback 1.5 miles across Forest Service land to south boundary of property. ACRES: 640. �23 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback 1.5 miles across Forest Service land to south boundary. *g. HORSE RANCH PASS From Fort Collins, go north 22 miles on Hwy. 287 to the Cherokee Park road(LCR 80C). Go west on Cherokee Park road 40 miles to LCR 103. North on LCR 103 to Bull Mountain access road, then 4 miles northeast on Bull Mountain acce s road to property. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Elk, antelope, deer. ACCESS: No motor vehicles permitted. Parking on BLM land adjacent to property. Foot and horseback only. *h. TIMMY CREEK From Fort Collins, go 50 miles west on Hwy. 14. Tum north on Laramie River Road 103 and travel 23 miles to Bull Mountain access road. Then east 1.25 miles to the BLM and property boundary. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. ACCESS: Bull Mountain access road by foot or horseback. Property bordered on east, north and west by BLM land. *i. LaGARDE CREEK From Fort Collins, take Hwy. 14, 50 miles west. Take Laramie River Road (LCR 103) north 28 mile to Hohnholz Lakes. Go west 15 miles on Forest Road 200, then south on Road 143 and then east on Road 207 to property. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Elk, deer, bear. FISHING: LaGarde Creek for brooks and browns. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Timber activity may be present. *j. PFISTER DRAW From Fort Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Larimer Cty. Rds. 80C. Go west to 103(known as Four Comers). Go north on LCR 103 for 7 miles to the east properties. To the west property, tum off Forest Rd. 200 and go west 5 miles. ACRES: 1,920. OPE : Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, small game ACCESS: Sections 25 and 36 are offLCR 103. Road 103 goes through the southwest comer of section 36. Section 34 is 5 miles west of LCR 103 on Forest Road 200. Then north l mile on BLM two track road. No motorized vehicles on property. �24 26. LAS ANIMAS COUNTY a. APISHIPA NORTH From Walsenburg, take I-25 ex.it to Hwy. 10, go east for 18.5 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. 77 for 7 miles, east on Cty. Rd. 90 for 11 miles to Apishipa State Wildlife Area. Follow signs through wildlife area to northeast side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. · HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn heep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ACCESS: Access by foot or horseback. No motor vehicles past parking lot. b. FLAITOP BUTTE From Aguilar on I-25, take Exit 34 to Cty. Rd. 60 ea t for 10 miles,then go north on Cty. Rd. 75 for 2 miles. Then go east on Cty. Rd. 64 for 2 miles and go north on Cty. Rd. 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot access only. No vehicles past parking lot. *c. AGUILAR TV HILL From Aguilar, take Exit 30 off 1-25 to Cty. Rd. 63.1. Go .5 miles west to property. ACRES: 500. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, black bears, small game. ACCESS: Access is restricted as posted on east side of property. *d. SAKARIASON From Trinidad, travel 27 miles northwest to Hwy. 12. Go west 15.3 miles on Hwy. 12 to Cty. Rd. 41.7. Go 11.6 miles north on Cty. Rd. 41.7. ACRES: 560. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, black bears, turkeys, mtn. lions. ACCESS: From Sarcillo Canyon(Cty. Rc.t. 41.7) through Sakariason tract Spanish Peaks SW A. ACCESS: Access is restricted as posted on west side of property. 27. LOGAN COUNTY a. RED LION RANCH From Crook, go northeast on Hwy. 138, 8.25 miles to SedgwickLogan county line. Turn south on Logan Cty. Rd . 97 /Sedgwick Cty. Rd. 1, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Parking area off Logan Cty. Rd. 97/Sedgwick Cty. �25 Rd. I just north of river bottom. Access only as posted. b. FORD BRIDGE From Sterling, go 7.5 miles northeast on Hwy. 138 to Cty. Rd. 40, then go ea t l/2 mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. Property closed to hunting deer with rifles. 29. MOFFAT COUNTY a. BOSTON FLATS From Maybell, go northwest 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. On north side of Hwy. 3 I 8. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: From Hwy. 318, walk-in only. Adequate area for parking between highway and property. b. BOX ELDER From Hamilton, go south on Hwy. 13 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 17, tum right 1.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 51. Go 1 mile to Cty. Rd. 32 and go 7 miles to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. c. CEDAR SPRINGS From Maybell, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40, tum south on Cty. Rd. 23 and go about 2 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Vehicle access only on Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. d. CROSS MOUNTAIN From Maybell, go southwest on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to mile marker 44; go north on NPS - Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. e. HARPER HILL From Hamilton, go 6 miles east on Hwy. 317 to Cty. Rd. 37. Go 2.5 miles south on Cty. Rd. 37 to BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. �26 f. MONUMENT BUTTE From Hamilton, go south 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (Cty. Rd. 45). Then go south on Cty. Rd. 45 for 4 miles. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, grouse. ACCESS: Horseback or walk-in access along Cty. Rd. 45. No motor vehicles; parking lot off Cty. Rd. 45 at north end. Parking lot with camping allowed at south end off county road. g. MORAPOS From Hamilton, go 2 miles south on Hwy. 13, then tum south on Cty. Rd. 41. Go 2 miles to access point on BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. h. POLE GULCH From Craig, go 39 miles north on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 4; head west for 1.75 miles. Tract is south of Cty. Rd. 4 and extends about 5 miles west of Cty. Rd. 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: All roads on tract where gates are present. All structures closed to public use. Motor vehicles restricted to existing roads. *i. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 for 12 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 7 and head north 2 miles to Cty. Rd. 4. Then go west 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 66 and head south to the property. ACRES: 19,962 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyotes. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 66, from southwest comer and walk from BLM on the west and south sides. Motorized travel limited to existing ranch roads as marked. Discharging firearms prohibited within 100 feet of buildings, corrals as posted. NEW FOR 1996 - 8,240 acres. j. RATTLESNAKE HILL From Craig, bead west on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.), tum south and go 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 32, tum south and go 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 32 to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along east boundary of property. ACCESS: Parking area and walk-thru access gate at northeast cor- �27 ner. Second walk-thru gate on drift fence in southeast quarter. No parking on county road. k. THORNBURG DRAW From Maybell, go 5 miles west on Hwy. 40; tum south on BLM Rd. 1558 and go about 1/4 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. *I. TRIANGLE Immediately west of Maybell to Hwy. 318 and Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,021 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. ACCESS : Hwys. 318 and 40. NEW FOR 1996 - 373 acres. m. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN From Maybell, go northwest on Hwy. 318, 41 miles to Moffat Cty. Rd. ION. Go north on Cty. Rd. ION for 8 miles. State tract lies west of Cty. Rd. 1ON largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private lands. There are al o 2,495 acres on east side of Cty. Rd. ION that are mixed with BLM and private land. ACRES: 26,509 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 167 and BLM Rd. 2007 are recommended for four-wheel-drive vehicles. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. n. GREASEWOOD This tract is divided into six eparate parcels. (I) From Maybell, go north on Moffat Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 for 1.5 miles and east on two-track road to Red Wash Butte. (2) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21, then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 to Cty. Rd. 50. Go eat on Cty. Rd. 50 5 mile to property. (3) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21 • go north on Cty. Rd. 21 to Cty. Rd. 42, then east on Cty. Rd. 42 8.5 miles to property. (4) From Maybell, north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 8. East on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cty. Rd. 6. Head northeast on Cty. Rd. 6-Cty. Rd. 44, 4.5 miles to property. (5) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 8. Then go east on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cty. Rd. 8N and go north 1.25 miles to property. (6) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 8, then go east to Cty. Rd. 8N. Property lies northeast of intersection. ACRES: 3,518 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer elk, sage grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: County road rights of way through the various proper- �28 ties. Access off county roads by foot and horseback only except on county roads. o. LITTLE SNAKE From Maybell, go 15 miles northwest on Hwy. 318 to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 about 3.5 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer antelope, elk, rabbits. ACCESS: By foot and horseback only. Public access permitted only as posted. p. CEDARS In Craig, at Hwys. 13 and 40, travel north 34 miles on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 2. Continue east on Cty. Rd. 2 for 2.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits and coyotes. . ACCESS: Moffat Cty. Rd. 2 and a BLM access easement called North Serviceberry. Foot and horseback only. No motor vehicles. q.MAYBELL From Maybell, go 1.5 miles north on Moffat Cty. Rd. 19. Tract east and west of Cty. Rd. 19, north of Yampa River. ACRES: 9,208 OPEN: Year-round for fishing and watching wildlife only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Moffat Cty. Rd. 19 bisects the Maybell tract from north and south and provides primary access. Walk-in access across Spring Creek at west side of property and from Hwy. 40. Motor vehicles limited to road po ted. All other road closed to motor vehicles; open to foot and hor eback only. Camping in designated areas. r. BAKERS PEAK In Craig, at Hwys. 13 and 40, travel north on Hwy. 13 for 24 miles to Cty. Rd. 101. Go 1.5 miles to southern boundary. Property can also be located by traveling one mile north of the above intersection on Hwy. 13 to the southern boundary. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grou e, rabbits and coyotes. ACCESS : Foot and horseback only. s. ELK SPRINGS From Maybell, go east on Hwy. 40 to mile marker 42; turn south on BLM Rd. 1509. Go south 2.5 miles to property (Section 36). ACRES: 1,280 �29 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, mountain lions, small game. ACCESS: Enter section on west ideas marked, 7 miles to section 31. Foot and horseback only. t. TEMPLE CANYON From Craig, go southwest on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Turn south to Rattlesnake Hill section. Access through Rattlesnake Hill and BLM land, about 3 miles. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. ACCESS: From adjoining BLM property. Foot and horseback only. No motor vehicles. u. JEFFW AY GULCH From Craig, go 14 miles south on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. East on Hwy. 317, 7.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 33; go 1.25 miles north to Jeffway Gulch. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game, birds ACCESS: Horse gate at southeast corner. Foot or horseback only. *v. BIG HOLE GULCH From Craig, go 40 miles north on Hwy. 13. Take Cty. Rd. 4 west 15 mile to the property. ACRES: 1846.87 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 4 through property. Motorized traffic limited to Cty. Rd. 4 unless otherwise designated. No camping or campfires. *w. ELK SPRINGS #3 From the town of Elk Springs, go 3/4 mile west on Hwy. 40. ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: BLM road through center of ection south of Hwy. 40. Foot and horseback only north of Hwy. 40. *x. ILES GROVE From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13 to 4 miles south of Hamilton and l mile east of mile marker 70.4. From Craig, go south on Hwy. 13, 5-1/2 miles south of Hamilton and l mile west of mile marker 70.4. ACRES: 2078.99. OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. ACCESS: East parcel off Hwy. 13 on west edge of property. West parcel, south off Hwy. 13 on Cty. Rd. 49, I mile to parking area. Foot and horseback only. �30 30. MONTEZUMA COUNTY a. WEBER CANYON From Mancos, go 3 miles south on Cty. Rd . 41. Property is on the east side of the county road in Weber Canyon. ACRES : 461 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, small game. ACCESS: Foot access through BLM land on east and south. Use BLM land with parking lot to be provided. Foot or horseback only. No moto vehicles. *b. MENEFEE PEAK From Mancos, go northeast on Hwy. 160 for 5 miles. Turn right on dirt road at top of Mancos Hill. Go 2- 1/2 miles up dirt road to Menefee Mountain. ACRES: 635. OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, turkeys, bears, small game. ACCESS : No motorized traffic off existing roads. 31. MORGAN COUNTY *a. WELDON VALLEY From Weldona, go east 1/3 mile on Cty. Rd. Y, then north 2 mil.es on Cty. Rd. 10. Property on both sides of Cty. Rd. 10. ACRES: 5,600 OPEN: Sept 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. ACCESS: Gate in southeast comer of Sec. 22 on Cty. Rd. 10 and in southwest comer of Sec. 21 . NEW FOR 1996 - 2,560 acres. 32. OTERO COUNTY a. HIGBEE CANYON From La Junta, go 13 miles outh on Hwy. 109. The property lies north of Hwy. 109 between the Comanche National Grasslands sign and Cty. Rd. 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: No vehicle access ; walk in from Hwy. 109 only. *b. ARKANSAS (YOUTH MENTOR PROGRAM PROPERTY) . From Swink, go north 2-1/2 miles on Cty. Rd. 24.5. Turn west on Cty. Rd. FF(80.5) and travel 1/2 mile west to property south of county road. ACRES: 70. OPEN: Sept. 1-Oct. 15. HUNTING: Doves, cottontail rabbits only. RESTRICTIONS : Public access prohibited except to youths and accompanying adults. Hunting permitted only for youths 15 or under accompanit!d by an adult 18 or older. Accompanying adults must have a valid hunter safety card if born on or after corttinued on page 35 �31 ORDER-FORM REMOVE THESE CENTER PAGES TO ORDER STATE TRUST PROPERTY MAPS The Division of Wildlife has maps of each state trust parcel open for wildlife recreation. The maps were prepared by volunteers to help you locate the properties. The maps can be ordered via mail for a small fee to cover postage and handling. Here' s a list to use in preparing an order fonn. Property numbers generally are the same ones used throughout this brochure. However, some maps contain more than one property. Properties with an asterisk are combined with those indicated on the list. 3a. Sand Creek South 3b. State Line 4a. Blue Lake Sa. Little Cochetopa Creek, includes Poncha Pass Sb. Aspen Ridge * Poncha Pass, combined with Little Cochetopa Creek; use Sa. Sd. Chubb Park 6a. Bakerville 6b. Golden Watershed 7a. La Jara Reservoir 7b. Rahadero Canyon 7c. Pinon Hills 7d. Vincente Canyon 9a. Bear Gulch 9b. Lapin Creek 9c. Beddows Mountain I 0a. Disappointment Creek 11 a. Four Mile 12a. Berry Creek 12b. Squaw Creek 12c. Whiskey Creek 13a. Turkey Track Ranch 14a. Badger Creek 14b. Deer Haven 14c. Dirty Gulch 14d. Florence 14e. Short Creek Baldy 14f. Stoney Face Mountain 14g. Table Mountain 14h. Cody Park 14i. Grape Creek 14j. McCoy Gulch 14k. Newlin Creek 141. Pinnacle Rock 14m. West Bear Gulch 16a. Middle Carter-Gunsight 16b. Middle Park 16c. Milk Creek, includes West Carter Mountain 16d. Trouble ome Valley Ranch * West Carter Mountain, combined with Milk Creek; use 16c. 16f. Windy Ridge I 6g. Copper Mountain 16h. Little H.O. l 6i. Antelope Creek 16j. Carter Creek I 6k. East Carter Mountain 161. Fraser Canyon 16m. Ptarmigan 17a. Tollgate 17b. Black Sage Pass 17c. Tomichi Dome 18a. Black Hawk, includes Schultz Creek 18b. Black Mountain 18c. Little Sheep Mountain * Schultz Canyon, combined with Black Hawk; use 18a. l 8e. Wolf Springs I8f. South Middle Creek 19a. Cohagen, includes Kemp Draw 19b. East Delaney Butte Lake, includes Red Canyon 19c. Elk Mountain 19d. Indian Creek, includes Owl Mountain and Taylor Draw * Kemp Draw, combined with Cohagen; use I 9a. * Owl Mountain, combined with Indian Creek; use 19d. 19g. Rabbit Ears * Red Canyon, combined with East Delaney Butte; use I 9b. l 9i. Sand Creek * Taylor Draw, combined with Indian Creek; use 19d. 19k. Three Sisters 191. Johnny Moore Mountain 19m. MacFarlane Reservoir 19n. North Platte I 9o. Independence Mtn. �32 25a. Bull Mountain 25b. Cherokee Park 25c. Poudre River 25d. Steinhoff Hill 25e. Arrowhead 25f. Eagle Canyon 25g. Horse Ranch Pass 25h. Jimmy Creek 25i. La Garde Creek 25j . Pfister Draw 26a. Apishipa North 26b. Flattop Butte 26c. Aguilar TV Hill 26d. Sakariason Hill 27a. Red Lion Ranch 27b. Ford Bridge 29a. Boston Flats, includes Triangle 29b. Box Elder 29c. Cedar Springs 29d. Cross Mountain 29e. Harper Hill 29f. Monument Butte 29g. Morapos 29h. Pole Gulch 29i. South Nipple Rim 29j . Rattlesnake Hill 29k. Thornburg Draw * Triangle, combined with Boston Flats; use 29a. 29m. Cold Springs Mountain 29n. Greasewood 290. Little Snake 29p. Cedars 29q. Maybell 29r. Bakers Peak 29s. Elk Springs 29t. Temple Canyon 29u. Jeffway Gulch 29v. Big Hole Gulch 29w. Elk Springs #3 29x. lies Grove 30a. Weber Canyon 30b. Menefee Peak 31a. Weldon Valley 32a. Higbee Canyon 32b. Arkansas 34a. Saddle Mountain 34b. Deer Creek 34c. Dick' s Peak 34d. Hartse! 34e. Eleven Mile 34f. Three Mile Mountain 34g. Antero 34h. Mud Springs 34i. Wormer Gulch 34j. High Creek 34k. 63 Ranch 35a. Saint Charles 38a. Clark 38b. Cottonwood Creek, includes Deep Creek * Deep Creek, combined with Cottonwood Creek; use 38b. 38d. Grassy Creek 38e. King Creek 38f. Maynard Gulch 38g. Monison Creek 38h. Stokes Gulch 38i. Yampa River 38j. King Mountain 38k. Sleeping Giant 381. Jimmy Dunn Gulch 38m. Moody Creek 39n. Moonhill 39a. Old Woman Creek 39b. Daley Gulch 39c. Marshall Pass 39d. Little La Garita Creek 39e. Mogotas Arroyo ·39f. San Juan Creek 39g. San Luis Creek 39h. Steel Canyon 39i. Saguache Creek 39j. Mishak Lakes 39k. Stonehouse Gulch 391. Mineral Hot Springs 39m. Werner Arroyo 39n. Los Creek 390. San Luis Creek #2 41 a. Carter Place 41 b. Poison Spyder 42a. Palmer Gulch 43a. Orea ewood Lake 43b. Carr Tract 44a. Sandy Bluffs 44b. Landsman Creek �33 State Trust Land Map Order Form Name first MI last Address State Zip City To order maps, check box in front of the number that correspond with the desired property. To order the complete set of maps check "All.'' 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SETS 01996 only. 0 AIL SEE PAGE 34 FOR MORE ORDERING INFORMATION �34 If you are ordering only specific maps, count the number of choices you checked and compute your cost: _ _ _ _ X $0.25 = ____ + $2.00 = _ _ __ (Number of Maps) (Cosl of Map) (Mailing) (Total) If you checked "1996 only" to order just the new properties enclose $10 (includes mailing and handling). If you checked "All" to order all current maps, enclose $25 (includes mailing and handling). Enclose check or money order payable to: Colorado Outdoors and mail to: Colorado Outdoors magazine 6060 Broadway Denver, CO 80216 �continued from page 30 35 Jan. 1, 1949. Hunting by anyone older than 15 prohibited. Hunting permitted Sept. 1-Oct. 15 only. All youths and accompanying adults must have written permission from the DOW or lessee. Contact DOW office in Lamar for information, (719) 336-4852. Access limited to no more than 5 youths with I accompanying adult per youth per day. Parking in designated areas only. Hunting prohibited east of main irrigation canal or as posted. 34. PARK <;:OUNTY a. SADDLE MOUNTAIN From Guffey, take Cty. Rd. 59 and go 6 miles north to US Forest Service boundary, then go 1.5 miles east, over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, black bears. ACCESS: No vehicle access; foot or horseback only. b. DEER CREEK From Bailey, go 2 miles north on Hwy. 285 to traffic light; tum left on Park Cty. Rd. 43. Take Cty. Rd. 43 for 6.4 miles to Saddle String Rd. Tum left and go 1/4 miles to USFS Rd. 101; tum right and go 3.6 miles, then walk northeast 1/4 mile to property. ACRES : 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrel . ACCESS: Foot or horseback only as posted. c. DICK'S PEAK From Hartse!, take Hwy. 9 south 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles southwest to Dick's Peak Rd. (261). Go 3 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING : Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Walk in only. d. HARTSEL From Hartse!, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy . 9 south 1/2 mile. Property on both sides of road. Also from Hartse! go southeast on Cty. Rd. 59, 3 miles to parking area. Walk south 1 mile and west 1/4 mile to property. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS : Foot or horseback only from Hwy. 24 and Spinney Mountain SW A. e. ELEVEN MILE From Hartse!, proceed southeast 17 miles. The property crosses the county road both north and south. ACRES: 324 �36 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. f. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN Property is comprised of two parcels. To get to the first, take Hwy. 9 from Hartse! 14 miles south. Tum east on Park Cty. Rd. 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 mile to property. For second parcel, take Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles south. Turn east and go 1.1 miles on unmarked dirt road to western boundary of property. ACRES: 640 in each parcel. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. *g. ANTERO From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. ACRES: 9,613 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Big game, small game, waterfowl. ACCESS: Hwy. 285, next to Antero State Wildlife Area. North of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 24, 9 miles to Antero Reservoir Road, then west 1-3/4 miles to northwest comer of property. Or, 4.5 miles north of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285, then we ton unmarked USFS #433, l/2 mile to north boundary. Timber activity may be present. NEW FOR 1996 -- 9,228 acres. h. MUD SPRINGS From Hart el, go east on Hwy. 24, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 15, tum north to property. ACRES: 6,097 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Two additional improved roads access south part of property. Timber activity may be present. i. WORMER GULCH From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9; tum north and take Hwy. 9 to l/2 mile north of Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-one Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain Lions, elk, rabbits, doves, coyotes. *j. HIGH CREEK From Fairplay, go 7 mile south on Hwy. 285. There is a road on the east side of Hwy. 285. Go .5 miles east until the intersection with a road going south. Go .25 miles. ACRES: 1,121.07. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope waterfowl. �37 *k. 63 RANCH From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285, 14-1/2 miles to 63 Ranch parkjng lot on east side of highway. ACRES: I ,635. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, waterfowl. 35. PUEBLO COUNTY *a. SAINT CHARLES From Pueblo, go east on Hwy. 50 to 27th Lane. Go south on 27th Lane until it turns into Doyle Road. From end of pavement, go 4 miles to access gate. Follow signs to parkjng lot. ACRES: 20,474. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, scaled quail, mourning doves, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Through access agreement between Doug Thacker and SLB, through private property off of Doyle Road. Foot or hor eback only. Discharging firearms prohibited within 1/4 mile of buildings. 38. ROUTT COUNTY a.CLARK From Steamboat Springs, go 20 miles north on Cty. Rd. 129, then 2.25 miles west of Clark on Cty. Rd. 62. North of corrals at Del's Triangle Three Ranch. Park on east side of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. ACCESS: Across private property owned by Del's Triangle Three Ranch via 1/2 mile of trail as marked. Foot access only. Horses may be used for packjng only. b. COTTONWOOD CREEK From Hayden, go north on Cty. Rd. 80 about I mile to Cry. Rd. 70. Go east 2.8 miles to Cty. Rd. 80 and bead north 10.7 mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. ACCESS: Parkjng along county road. Foot or horseback only. c. DEEP CREEK From Steamboat Springs, go north on Cry. Rd. 129 for 10 miles to Cty. Rd. 54, then head west 5 mi les to Cty. Rd. 56. Go west and south 3 miles to Cty. Rd. 52W, and continue west 2.4 miles to property. (La t 2 miles 4x4 only). ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, grouse. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 56 bi ects property. Access by foot or horseback only. �38 *d. GRASSY CREEK From Hayden, go east on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Cty. Rd. 27; go south 6 miles to the property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse, turkeys. ACCESS: No vehicles offCty. Rd. 27. Parking offCty. Rd. 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. NEW FOR 1996 -- 20 acres e. KING CREEK From Toponas, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 131 and turn west on Cty. Rd. 5 about 3 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. SA for I mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for fi shing only. Sept. 1-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Big game, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream fishing. ACCESS: Foot and horseback acce s· from BLM land. f. MAYNARD GULCH From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property north of highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, ell<. grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Where Maynard Gulch intersects Hwy. 40 and from Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area provided; foot or horseback only. g. MORRISON CREEK From Oak Creek, go south I mile on Hwy. 131 to Cty. Rd. 14. Go east 4 miles to the inlet to Stagecoach Reservoir, and go south on Cty. Rd. 16 for 7 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 16 runs through the property. h. STOKES GULCH From Hayden, go south on Cty. Rd. 37 to Cty. Rd. 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: No vehicles off county roads. i. YAMPA RIVER From Hayden, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property south of Hwy. 40. ACRES: 1,419 OPEN: Sept: 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS : From Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area �39 available; foot or horseback only. j. KING MOUNTAIN From Topona , go 6 miles south on Hwy. 131 and 2 miles off highway to we t. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain lions, black bears, small game. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along south boundary of property. ACCESS: From Grimes-Brook Reservoir on BLM land, follow trail south for 1 mile. No motorized vehicles. Foot or horseback only. k. SLEEPING GIANT From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; turn north on Cty. Rd. 44. At Cty. Rd. 46, travel 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 46 to signs at parking area. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING Deer, elk, grouse. ACCESS: Gate and parking lot in northwe t comer of property . No motor vehicles. Foot and horseback only. I. JIMMY DUNN GULCH (partially in Moffat County) From Hayden, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 40 to Routt Cty. Rd. 80. Go north on Cty. Rd. 80, 2.5 miles to property on west side of Cty. Rd. 80. ACRES: 5,238 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Hunting: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Snowmobile access in late elk seasons permitted for hunting only. *m. MOODY CREEK From Steamboat Springs, take Hwy. 40, 2 miles south to Hwy. 131. Take Hwy. 131 south to the town of Yampa. Follow Cty. Rd. 7 southwest until it turns into Forest Service Rd. 900. The property 3/4 mile north. ACRES : 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Discharging firearms prohibited north of Moody Creek or as posted. *n. MOONHILL From Clark, proceed southeast along Forest Service Rd. 440 to Rd. 471. At Forest Rd. 471A, walk outhwest into Long Draw, 3 miles. Also, corner of Moonhill adjacent to Cty. Rd. 129 about 12 miles north of Hwy. 40 at Steamboat Spring . ACRES: 640. OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer small game. ACCESS: BLM and Forest land on north. There are 150 feet of �40 access along Cty. Rd. 129 at northwest comer. No parking allowed here. Parking at Forest Service Rd. 47 IA. Hunting prohibited except by archery, muzzleloaders, shotguns. No motorized vehicles, snowmobiles, bicycles, firewood cutting, campfires or overnight camping. 39. SAGUACHE COUNTY a. OLD WOMAN CREEK From Del Norte, go north on Hwy. 112 for 3/4 mile; tum left on Rio Grande Cty. Rd. 15. Go north and west about 4 miles. Tum right on USFS Rd. 660, travel 6 miles, tum left on USFS Rd. 646 and go 1 mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: USFS Rd. 646 travels north and south through the property. b. DALEY GULCH (partially in Gunnison County) From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50, go north 3/4 mile and tum left into the property. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. 1- Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek, Tomichi Creek. ACCESS: Enter the Daley Gulch property at gravel pit on west side of Hwy. 50 across from the state highway barn. Vehicle access through property on existing USFS Rd. 8192 is allowed. Vehicles not allowed off USFS Rd. 8192, except in designated camping or parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. Camping in designated areas only. c. MARSHALL PASS From $argents at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go east on USFS Rd. 243 for 4.5 miles to property. ACRES: 659 OPEN: Year-round for fishing only. Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Marshall and Indian creeks. ACCESS: Access by vehicle on Indian Creek Rd. only. Foot and horseback everywhere else. Parking provided at Indian Creek. Parking and camping allowed at designated site on Indian Creek. d. LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK From La Garita, go west on Camero Creek Rd. for l mile, then head south at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go west on Forest Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for 5 miles. USFS Rd. 670 to southeast comer or from west on USFS Rd. 670 to southwest comer. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watching wildlife only. �41 HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, cottontail rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. ACCESS: No off-road use by any motor vehicles. e. MOGOTAS ARROYO From Saguache, go south 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. L. Go west 4 miles to BLM road that bi ects property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats. f. SAN JUAN CREEK From Saguache, go south on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to Saguache Rd. T. Go 2 miles west on Rd. T, then south 1.25 miles to property. ACRES: 3,238 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. g. SAN LUIS CREEK From Moffat, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 17, then east on Saguache Cty. Rd. Z for 1.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Walk-in access only. h. STEEL CANYON From Villa Grove, go east on Cty. Rd. LL57 (Forest Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watching wildlife only. Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits, hares, coyotes. ACCESS: Forest Rds. 970 and 988; u e only e tablished roads. i. SAGUACHE CREEK From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects property and provides several access point west of Saguache Cty. Rd.O. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. j. MISHAK LAKES From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects property and provides several access points west of Saguache Cty. Rd.O. �42 ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. k. STONEHOUSE GULCH From Saguache, go 10 miles north on Hwy. 285 to BLM road south from Noland Gulch loop road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs); go west 1/2 mile, then south 2 miles to property. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. mule deer, bighorn heep, antelope, rabbits, blue grouse, doves, coyotes, furbearers. I. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS From Villa Grove, go south 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. GG; go 1/8 mile east to property. ACRES : 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, mall game. ACCESS: Saguache Cty. Rds. GG and 58EE bisect parcel. m. WERNER ARROYO From Saguache, go south 9 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd . R. Tum east and go 5 miles to Saguache Cty. Rd. 52, then go north 1/2 mile to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl , rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles. *n. LOS CREEK From Gunnison, on Hwy. 50, go 8 mile to Hwy. 114. Go southeast on Hwy. 114, 20 miles. Tum right on Cty. Rd. NN56. Travel SE about 7.5 miles to Forest Road 787 .2A. Go east 2 mile to south access of property. ACRES: 320. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28 for hunting and fishing. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, bighorn sheep, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: No motor vehicles off established roads. *o. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 From Moffat, go east on Cty Rd T. Take the first right on Cty Rd. 60. Go southeast 1-1/4 miles to property. ACRES: 480. OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, elk, deer, small game. ACCESS: No motor vehicles off county roads. Foot and h9rseback only. �43 41. SAN MIGUEL COUNTY a. CARTER PLACE From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 east 3-1/2 miles to Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles south on Hwy. 141, tum west on Cty. Rd. HH31 and go 3 miles to dirt road, then go 1 mile south. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Through BLM. Foot or horseback only. b. POISON SPYDER From Naturita, take Hwy. 141, 15 miles south to Cty. Rd. 29W. Take Cty. Rd. 29W west 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles northwest. Tum south on road, and go 1 mile south. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Adjacent to BLM on three sides. 42. SUMMIT COUNTY *a. PALMER GULCH From Silverthorne, take Hwy. 9, 12 miles. Property east of Hwy. 9, close to Blue River State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 320. OPEN: Sept. 1- Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Use entrance to Blue River SW A parking lot. Foot and horseback only. 43. WELD COUNTY a. GREASEWOOD LAKE From Kersey, go 18 miles east on Hwy. 34 to Weld Cty. Rd. 87 (Ma ters Rd.). Go north and east on Rd. 87 for 14 miles to Cty. Rd. 68. Parking at northeast comer of intersection. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. ACCESS: Walk-in only. *b. CARR TRACT From Fort Collins, take 1-25 north 20 miles to Carr exit. Go northeast on Carr/Rockport Rd.(Cty. Rd. 126). Property 2 miles northeast of town of Carr. ACRES: 3,240. OPEN: Aug. 15-Sept. 20. HUNTING: Antelope. RESTRICTIONS: No hunting blind permitted. All fires prohibited, including open fires, BBQ's, stemo cans, smoking. A maximum of 15, one-day permits may be issued by DOW. Permits available Aug. 15, 1996. Contact DOW in Fort Collins, (970) 484-2836. �44 44. YUMA COUNTY *a. SANDY BLUFFS From Idalia, go 8.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. DD at Arikaree River. ACRES: 3,202 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: 3/4 mile north of Arikaree River east of Yuma Cty. Rd. DD. Access restricted as posted on east side of Hwy. 385. NEW FOR 1996: 1,062 acres. b. LANDSMAN CREEK (partially in Kit Carson County) From Burlington, go 18 miles north on Hwy. 385, then go 1/2 mile east on Yuma Cty. Rd. 0. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. 1-May 31 HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot access only. �45 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STATE TRUST LANDS 26c. AGUILAR TV HILL - Las Animas County I 6i. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand County 34g. ANTERO - Park County 26a. APISHIPA NORTH- Las Animas County 32b. ARKANSAS - Otero County 25e. ARROWHEAD - Larimer County 5b. ASPEN RIDGE -Chaffee County 14a. BADGER CREEK - Fremont County 29r. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat County 6a. BAKERVILLE - Clear Creek County 9a. BEAR GULCH - Cu ter County 9c. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer County 12a. BERRY CREEK - Eagle County 29v. BIG HOLE GULCH - Moffat County 18a. BLACK HA WK - Huerfano County 18b. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huerfano County 17b. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison County 4a. BLUE LAKE - Bent County 29a. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat County 29b. BOX ELDER - Moffat County 25a. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer County 43b. CARR TRACT - Weld County 16j. CARTER CREEK - Grand County 41 a. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel County 29c. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat County 29p. CEDARS - Moffat County 25b. CHEROKEE PARK - Larimer County 5d. CHUBB PARK - Chaffee County 38a. CLARK - Routt County 14h. CODY PARK - Fremont County 19a. COHAGEN-Jackson County 29m. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 16g. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 38b. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt County 29d. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 39b. DALEY GULCH - Saguache County 38c. DEEP CREEK - Routt County 34b. DEER CREEK - Park County 14b. DEER HA VEN - Fremont County 34c. DICK' S PEAK- Park County l 0a. DISAPPOINTMENT CREEK - Dolores County 14c. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont County 25f. EAGLE CANYON - Larimer County 16k. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 19b. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson County 34e. ELEVEN MILE - Park County 19c. ELK MOUNTAIN-Jackson County 29s. ELK SPRINGS - Moffat County 29w. ELK SPRINGS #3 - Moffat County �46 26b. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas County 14d. FLORENCE - Fremont County 27b. FORD BRIDGE - Logan County 11 a. FOUR MILE - Douglas County 161. FRASER CANYON - Grand County 6b. GOLDEN WATERSHED - Clear Creek County 14i. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont County 38d. GRASSY CREEK - Routt County 29n. GREASEWOOD - Moffat County 43a. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld County 29e. HARPER HILL - Moffat County 34d. HARTSEL - Park County 32a. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero County 34j. HIGH CREEK - Park County 25g. HORSE RANCH PASS - Larimer County 29x. ILES GROVE - Moffat County 190. INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN -- Jackson County 19d. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson County 29u. JEFFW AY GULCH - Moffat County 25h. JIMMY CREEK - Larimer County 381. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Routt County 191. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson County l 9e. KEMP DRAW - Jackson County 38e. KING CREEK - Routt County 38j. KING MOUNTAIN - Routt County 25i. LAGARDE CREEK - Larimer County 7a. LA JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos County 44b. LANDSMAN CREEK- Yuma County 9b. LAPIN CREEK - Custer County 5a. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee County 16h. LITTLE H.O. - Grand County 39d. LITTLE LA GARIT A CREEK - Saguache County 18c. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano County 290. LITTLE SNAKE - Moffat County 39n. LOS CREEK - Saguage County 141. MCCOY GULCH - Fremont County 19m. MACFARLANE RESERVOIR-Jackson County 39c. MARSHALL PASS - Saguache County 29q. MAYBELL - Moffat County 38f. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt County 30b. MENEFEE PEAK - Montezuma County 16a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT- Grand County 16b. MIDDLE PARK - Grand County 16c. MILK CREEK - Grand County 391. MINERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache County 39j. MISHAK LAKES-Saguache County 39e. MOGOT AS ARROYO - Saguache County 29f. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat County 38m. MOODY CREEK - Routt County 38n. MOONHILL - Routt County 29g. MORAPOS - Moffat County 38g. MORRISON CREEK - Routt County 34h. MUD SPRINGS - Park County �47 14k. NEWLIN CREEK - Freemont County 19n. NORTH PLATTE - Jack on County 39a. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache County l 9f. OWL MOUNT AlN - Jackson County 42a. PALMER GULCH - Summit County 25j. PASTER DRAW- Larimer County 141. RINNACLE ROCK - Fremont County 7c. PINON HILLS - Conejos County 41 b. POISON SPYDER - San Miguel County 29h. POLE GULCH - Moffat County 5c. PONCHA PASS - Chaffee County 25c. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer County 16m. PTARMIGAN - Grand County 19g. RABBIT EARS - Jack on County 7b. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejo County 29j. RATTLESNAKE HILL-Moffat County 19h. RED CANYON - Jackson County 27a. RED LION RANCH - Logan County 34a. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park County 39i. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache County 35a SAINT CHARLES - Pueblo County 26d. SAKARIASON - Las Animas County 39f. SAN JUAN CREEK-Saguache County 39g. SAN LUIS CREEK - Saguache County 390. SAN LUIS CREEK #2 - Saguache Creek l 9i. SAND CREEK - Jackson County 3a. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca County 44a. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma County 18d. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huerfano County 14e. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont County 34k. 63 RANCH - Park County 38k. SLEEPING GIANT - Routt County 18f. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK- Huerfano County 29i. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat County 12b. SQUAW CREEK - Eagle County 3b. STATE LINE- Baca County 39h. STEEL CANYON - Saguache County 25d. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer County 38h. STOKES GULCH - Routt County 39k. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache County 14f. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 14g. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 19j. TAYLOR DRAW-Jackson County 29t. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat County 57. THORNBURG ORA W - Moffat County 34f. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Park County 19k. THREE SISTERS-Jackson County 17a. TOLLGATE - Gunnison County 17c. TOMICHI DOME- Gunni on County 291. TRIANGLE - Moffat County 16d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand County 13a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Pa o County 7d. VINCENTE CANYON -- Conejos County �48 30a. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma County 3 la. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan County 39m. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache County 14m. WEST BEAR GULCH - Fremont County I6e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 12c. WHISKEY CREEK- Eagle Coµnty l 6f. WINDY RIDGE - Grand County 18e. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano County 34i. WORMER GULCH - Park County 38i. YAMPA RIVER - Routt County �49 State Lands Open Aug. 15 through Feb. 28 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Jackson Independence Mounlain ................................. 11,040 Moffat Pole Gulch ..................... ..... ................. ........... 11,026 Big Hole Gulch ................................................. 1,847 Cedars .................................................................. 640 Bakers Peak ................................................... 12,393 Greasewood ..................................................... 3,518 Soulh Nipple Rim .................................. ... ...... 19,962 Park Antero ........... ................................. .. ... ... ..............385 HighCreek ........................................................ 1,121 63 Ranch ........................................................... 1,635 Pueblo Saint Charles ................................................... 20,475 Saguache Saguache Creek ................................................ 2,059 Mishak Lakes .................................................... 2,567 Stonehouse Gulch ................................................ 560 Mineral Hot Springs .............. ....................... .. .. ... 640 Werner Arroyo ..................................................... 320 Mogotas Arroyo .................. .. ............................... 320 San Juan Creek ................................................. 3,238 San Luis Creek .....................................................640 Steel Canyon ........................................................640 Los Creek .......... ................................................... 320 San Luis Creek #2 ........................ ...................... .480 State Lands Open Aug.15 through May 31 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Conejos Vincente Canyon ..................................... ............ 640 State Lands Open Sept. l through Feb. 28 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Baca State Line ............................................................. 496 Sand Creek South ... .. ... ........................................ 319 Bent Blue Lake ................................... ..................... 14,059 Chaffee Linle Cochetopa Creek ............... ......................... 640 A pen Ridge ........................................................ 542 Poncha Pass ...................... .. ................................. 360 Chubb Park .. ..................................................... 3,640 Clear Creek Bakerville ............................................................. 320 Conejos Rahadero Canyon ................................................ 673 Pinon Hills ........................................................... 640 La Jara ............................................................. 32,913 Custer Lapin Creek ........ ... ...... .. ......... , .......... .................. 640 Dolores Disappointment Creek .................................... ..... 640 Douglas Four Mile ........ ............................................ ......... 360 Eagle Berry Creek .................................. .. ...................... 640 Whi key Creek ................................. ..... ... ........... 602 �50 El Paso Fremont Grand Gunnison Huerfano Jack on Larimer Turkey Track Ranch ......................................... 8,887 Badger Creek ................................................... 5, I 12 Dirty Gulch .......................................................... 640 Newlin Creek ........................ ...............................640 Short Creek Baldy ............................................... 640 Stoney Face Mountain................................ ...... ...640 Deer Haven .............. ............................................ 640 Middle Carter-Gunsight ................................... 5,019 Middle Park ...................................................... 3,566 Milk Creek ...................................................... 10,455 Ptarmigan ............................................................. 640 Trouble ome Valley Ranch ................................. 876 West Carter Mountain ...................................... 2,360 Windy Ridge ................................. ....................... 880 Copper Mountain .............. ......... ....................... ... 640 Little H.0 ................................................... ......... .640 Antelope Creek ................................................. 1.240 Carter Creek ....................... ............................... I ,30 I Ea t Carter Mountain ........................................ 1,794 Fraser Canyon ...................................................... 320 Black Sage Pass ............................................. ......4 15 Tollgate ................................................... ............. 670 Tomichi Dome ..................................................... 640 Wolf Springs ........................................................640 Cohagen ....... ..................................................... 2,533 Indian Creek ......................................................... 640 Johnny Moore Mountain ........................... ....... 7,67 1 Kemp Draw ................................................. ......... 520 Owl Mountain .................. .................................... 640 Red Canyon ......................................................... 640 Sand Creek ........................................................4,998 Taylor Draw ......................................................... 320 Macfarlane Re ervoir ......................................... 640 East Delaney Butte ................ .............................. 640 Elk Mountai n .................................................... 2,840 Rabbit Ears ........................................................ 4,948 Three Sisters .......... ........................................... 1,523 North Platte ................................................. ......... 152 Bull Mountain ................................................ _. ..... 640 Cherokee Park ................................................... 1,480 Horse Ranch Pass ... ............................................. 640 Jimmy Creek ........................................................ 640 LaGarde Creek ..................................................... 640 Pfister Draw ...................................................... 1,920 Poudre River .....................................................2,877 Steinhoff Hill ......................................... ............ .480 Arrowhead .......................................................... 200 �51 Las Animas Moffat Morgan Montezuma Otero Park Routt Saguache Aguilar TV Hill ........................... .... .......... .. .. .. ... 500 Apishipa North ............................ ..................... 1,880 Flattop Butte .................................... .... ...... .. .....2,052 Box Elder ............................................................. 628 Cedar Springs ................. ..................................... 640 Cold Springs Mountain .................................. 26,509 Cross Mountain ..... ............... ..................... ........ ..640 Hall)er Hill .......... .... ............................ ................. 640 Monument Butte ... .. ............................. ............. ... 653 Morapos ........... .......... .... .. .. ..................................640 Rattlesnake Hill ... ............. .. ................................. 640 Thornburg Draw .................................................. 640 Triangle ................ ... .......................................... 1,021 Little Snake ....................... ............ :...................... 640 Elk Springs ..... ................................................... 1,280 Elk Springs #3 ...................... ...................... ......... 640 Temple Canyon ................. ...... .................... ........ 637 Jeffway Gulch ................................................... ... 640 lies Grove ..... .................... .. ........... ........ .. ..........2,079 Boston Flat .... .. ............................... .. .... ........... .. . I 02 Maybell ............................................................. 9,208 Weldon Valley ............. ..... ... .. ............................. .46I Weber Canyon ................ ..... .... ................ .. .. ..... 3,040 Higbee Canyon ..... ... ...... ... .. ................ .. ............... 640 Mud Springs ................................................... ..6.097 Wormer Gulch ..................................................... 640 Saddle Mountain ......... ..... .. ......................... .. .......640 Deer Creek ...................................... .. ...... .. ........... 320 Dick's Peak ................... ... ... ...... ............... ............ 640 Hansel ... ..................... .......... ................................ 420 Eleven Mile .......................................................... 324 Three Mile Mountain ...................................... .. 1,280 Clark ............................ .. .... ............... .................. .. 640 Cottonwood Creek ..... .. ........................................ 640 Deep Creek .......................................................... 320 Maynard Gulch ........................................ ... .. ....... 724 Moody Creek ....... ................................. ... ............ 640 MoonhilJ ........ ........ ... ........ ................................... 640 Morrison .............................................. ................ 640 Stokes Gulch ......................... '. ........................... 1,863 King Mountain ..................................................... 640 Sleeping Giant .................................................... .400 Jimmy Dunn Gulch .......................................... 5,238 Yampa River ..................................................... 1,419 King Creek .. .. ....................................................... 640 Old Woman Creek ............................................... 640 Little La Garita Creek .......................................... 640 Daley Gulch ...... ........................................ :.......... 640 Marshall Pass ....................................... .. .............. 659 �52 San Miguel Summit Weld Yuma Carter Place ........................................... ...............320 Poison Spyder .................................... .. ................ 320 Palmer Gulch ...................... .................... ............. 320 Grea ewood Lake ................................................640 Sandy Bluffs ..................................................... 3,682 St.ate Lands Open Year-Round For Fishing and/or Watching Wildlife Only. (See property listings in \ this brochure for specific regulations.) County Property Name ...............................................Acres Bent Blue Lake ........ ...... .......................................... 14,059 Bakerville ............................................................. 320 Clear Creek Golden Water hed ............................................... 480 La Jara ............................. :............... ................ 32,9 I 3 Conejos Pinon Hill ........................................... ................ 640 Vincente Canyon ................................................. 640 Squaw Creek ........................................................ 272 Eagle Ptarmigan .............................................................640 Grand Fra er Canyon ...................................................... 320 Deer Haven .................................. .. ...................... 640 Fremont Grape Creek ................................................ .. .... 1,280 Badger Creek .................................................... 5, 112 Black Sage Pass ......... ......... ........ ........................ .415 Gunnison Tomichi Dome ......... ............................................ 640 Elk Mountain .................................................... 2,840 Jack on Rabbit Ears ........................................................ 4,948 Three Sisters ............................................... ...... 1,523 Ea t Delaney Butte Lake ..................................... 640 Johnny Moore Mountain ............................ .. ....7,67 1 North Platte .......................................................... 152 Poudre River ......................... .......... .. ... .. ........... 2,876 Larimer La Garde Creek ............................ ........................ 640 Moffat Park Routt Saguache Horse Ranch Pass········.··············.......................... 640 Boston Flats ...... ......................... .......................... I03 Maybell ...................................... .. ................ ..... 9,208 Cold Spring Mountain .................................. 26,829 South Nipple Rim ........................... ................ 19,962 Big Hole Gulch ............................. .. ........... ....... 1,847 Antero .................................................................. 385 High Creek ........................................................ I, 12 1 63 Ranch .......................................................... 1,635 King Creek ............................. .............................. 640 Daley Gulch .. ... ....... ................................ ... ....... ... 640 Mar hall Pas ........................ ............ ........ ........... 659 Little LaGarita Creek ........................................... 640 Mogotas Arroyo .................................... ... .. ..........320 San Juan Creek .................................................3.238 San Luis Creek .......................... ........................... 640 Steel Canyon ........................................ .. .......... .... 640 �53 State Lands Open Sept. 1 through May 31 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Clear Creek Golden Watershed ............................................. ..480 Custer Bear Gulch ........................................................... 640 Beddows Mountain ..............................................560 Florence ............................................................... 640 Fremont Grape Creek ...................................................... 1,280 McCoy gulch ....................................................... 640 Pinnacle Rock ...................................................... 520 Table Mountain .............................................. 10,468 West Bear Gulch .................................................. 640 Cody Park .... ..................................................... 1,560 Black Hawk ...................................................... 1,511 Huerfano Black Mountain .................................... ...............640 Little Sheep Mountain ......................................... 640 Schultz Canyon .. .............................................. .... 960 South Middle Creek ............................................. 585 Larimer Eagle Canyon ....................................................... 640 Las Animas Sakariason ........................... ......................... ........ 560 Logan Ford Bridge ......... .. ............................................... 280 Red Lion Ranch ................................................. .. 640 Montezuma Menefee Peak ...................................................... 635 Roun Grassy Creek .................... .. .................... .. ........... .360 Yuma Landsman Creek ................................................. .332 State Lands Open Sept. I- Oct. IS (Youth Mentor Program Only) County Property Name ...............................................Acres Otero Arkansas ................ ........................................... ..... .70 State Lands Open Aug. IS-Sept. 20 County Property Name .............................................. .Acres Weld Carr Tract .......................................................... 3,240 �54 . ( V / ,) ~ MOFFAT . R ·: - ~,--. ------- ( ( RI 0 BLANCO r / ( G - - - - - - -·- / GUNN Gunniso ...... t 0 010 0, • 1•,r.r••I0•7 ,I ....... . . i·· ....... / t-4 1......... .... J, u,oo l ii .. . . . .. . ..... . , , .. .... .. 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Denver, CO 80203, (303) 623-4299 SUNRISE - SUNSET TABLE The table below is valid for Denver, CO through the year 2000. SUBTRACT one minute from opening and clo i_ng time for each l 2½ miles east of Denver. ADD one minute to opening and closing time for each 12½ miles west of Denver. The above changes are based on the assumption that each degree of longitude equals 50 miles and that a change of l degree of longitude equals 4 minutes change in sunrise and unset times. MON. DAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SEPT. Rise Set A.M. P.M. OCT. 6:32 6:30 6:29 6:27 6:25 6:24 6:22 6:21 6:19 6:17 6:16 6:14 6:12 6:11 6:09 6:08 6:06 6:04 6:03 6:01 5:59 5:58 5:56 5:54 5:53 5:51 5:50 5:48 5:46 5:45 5:56 5:57 5:58 5:59 6:00 6:01 6:02 6:03 6:04 6:05 6:06 6:07 6:08 6:09 6:10 6:11 6:12 6:13 6:14 6:15 6:16 6:17 6:18 6:19 6:20 6:22 6:23 6:24 6:25 6:26 6:27 5:28 5:28 5:29 5:30 5:31 5:32 5:33 5:34 5:35 5:36 5:37 5:38 5:39 5:40 5:41 5:42 5:42 5:43 5:44 5:45 5:46 5:47 5:48 5:49 5:50 5:51 5:52 5:53 5:54 5:55 Rise Set A.M. P.M. 5:43 5:41 5:40 5:38 5:37 5:35 5:33 5:32 5:30 5:29 5:27 5:26 5:24 5:23 5:21 5:20 5:18 5:17 5:15 5:14 5:13 5:11 5:10 5:09 5:07 5:06 5:05 5:03 5:02 5:01 5:00 NOV. Rise Set A.M. P.M. 6:28 6:29 6:31 6:32 6:33 6:34 6:35 6:36 6:37 6:39 6:40 6:41 6:42 6:43 6:44 6:45 6:47 6:48 6:49 6:50 6:51 6:52 6:53 6:54 6:55 6:56 6:58 6:59 7:00 7:01 4:58 4:57 4:56 4:55 4:54 4:53 4:52 4:51 4:50 4:49 4:48 4:47 4:46 4:45 4:45 4:44 4:43 4:42 4:42 4:41 4:40 4:40 4:39 4:39 4:38 4:38 4:37 4:37 4:37 4:36 DEC. Rise A.M. Set P.M. JAN. Rise Set A.M. P.M. 7:02 7:03 7:04 7:05 7:06 7:06 7:07 7:08 7:09 7:10 7:11 7:12 7:12 7:13 7:14 7:14 7:15 7:16 7:16 7:17 7:17 7:18 7:18 7:19 7:19 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:21 7:21 7:21 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:35 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:36 4:37 4:37 4:37 4:38 4:38 4:39 4:39 4:40 4:40 4:41 4:41 4:42 4:43 4:44 4:44 4:45 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:22 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:21 7:20 7:20 7:20 7:19 7:19 7:18 7:18 7:17 7:17 7:16 7:15 7:15 7:14 7:13 7:13 7:12 7:11 7:10 7:09 4:46 4:47 4:48 4:49 4:50 4:50 4:51 4:52 4:53 4:54 4:55 4:56 4:57 4:59 5:00 5:01 5:02 5:03 5:04 5:05 5:06 5:08 5:09 5:10 5:11 5:12 5:13 5:15 5:16 5:17 5:18 .. ai :, .E C Q) .c ii: ,:, C "' Q) E i= .. a, C ·s; ,,i l: .2" >, ~ ,g :i 0 .c Q) C 0 ,:, ,:, 4: �63 BIG GAME SEASON DATES -- 1996-1998 1996 -- ARCHERY Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk ............................. ..................................... Aug.31-Sept.29 Deer (east of I-25) ............................................................ .0ct. l-25 & Nov.7-Dec.31 Antelope ............................................................................................. Aug.15-Sept.20 1997 -· ARCHERY Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk ..................................................................Aug.30-Sept.28 Deer (cast of l-25) ........ ......... .............. ....... ....................... Oct. l-24 & Nov.6-Dec.3 I Antelope ....................... ......................................................................Aug. I 5-Sept.20 1998 -- ARCHERY Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk .. ........................................................... ..... Aug.29-Sept.27 Deer (east of l-25) ................. ......... ......... .......................... 0ct. l-23 & Nov.5- Dec.3 I Antelope ................................................... .......................................... Aug.15-Sept.20 1996 -- MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk .... ..... ................................................................. Sept.14-22 Deer (east of 1-25) ..................................................................... .................. Oct.12-18 Antelope ...... ................................................................................................ Oct.21-29 1997 -- MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer (west ofl-25) & Elk .................. ........................................................ Sept.13-21 Deer (east of 1-25) ....... ................................................................................ Oct.11-17 Antelope ........................................................................... ...... ..................... Oct.21-29 1998 -- MUZZLELOADING RIFLE Deer (west of 1-25) & Elk .................. .. ...................................................... Sept.12-20 Deer (east of 1-25) ....................................................................................... Oct. I0-16 Antelope ........................... ...................................................... .... ................. Oct.21-29 1996 -- RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer, Elk, Bear First Season .................................... .............. ...................... ............... ... .... Oct.12-16 Second Season ................. ......................................................................... Oct.19-30 Third Season ....................................... .................. ..................................... Nov.2-10 Regular. Plains Deer .......................................................................... Oct.26- ov.6 Late, Plains Deer ........................................................................................ Dec.l-14 Antelope .... .... ................................ ......... ............... ............ Sept.28-Oct.4 or Oct.5-11 Limited Bear ............................................................... .............................. ... Sept.2-30 1997 -- RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer, Elk, Bear First Season ................................ ......................... ...... ................... ... ......... Oct.11-1 5 Second Season .......................................................................................... Oct.18-29 Third Season................................................................................................ ov. l-9 Regular, Plains Deer ........................................ .................................. Oct.25-Nov.5 Late, Plains Deer. ....................................................................... ................ Dec.1-14 Antelope ......................... ......................... ............... ............... Sept.27-Oct.3; Oct.4-10 Limited Bear .................................................................. :........ ....... ... ... ........ Sept.2-30 1998 -· RIFLE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS Deer, Elk, Bear First Season ....................... ............... ........ ....................... ....... ........ .......... Oct.10-14 Second Season .......... ............................. ................................. .................. Oct.17-28 Third Season ......... .............................. .............................. .. .......... ...... Oct.31-Nov.8 Regular, Plains Deer ................... .................. ..................................... Oct.24-Nov.4 Late, Plains Deer. ......... .......................... ............... ........ ............................ .Dec.1-14 Antelope ................................................ ......................., .......... 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I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I L----------.J �COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 Telephone (303] 297-1192 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/42f96218d5cbde20c78f7cb52f943028.pdf 4488b7eef85b811e693327b6ad278311 PDF Text Text 1995-1996 Supplement to the Colorado Wildlife Property Directory: STATE TRUST LANDS Open Only for Wildlife• Related Recreation Most properties open from Sept. I, 1995 - Feb. 28, 1996 (See list of indi vidual properties in this brochure for details.) Primed for free distribution hy the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLI FE Dcpnnmcnt of Natural Resource, 6060 Broadway. Denver. CO 80216 Telephone: (303) '.!97- 1I 92 �WELCOME TO STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN TO WILDUFE- RELATED RECREATION! The Division of Wildlife and the State Land Board are working to open new lands for wildlife-related recreation - fishing, hunting and watchable wildlife. As gr.izing leases expire. or wilh lhe agreement of current lease-holders. state trust lands will open throughout lhe state to wildlife recreationists. These lands will provide much-needed recreational opportunities, and the number of acres available should grow each year. Not all state trust lands will be open to the public, however. Those properties that are open for wildlife recreation are described in this brochure and will have signs posted for public access. Permission to enter any other state trust lands must be obtained from the lessee. This brochure identifies 135 properties now open, more than 275,000 acres in all. Many more acres of land may be open in the future. Wildlife recreationists are urged to respect the rights of other users and lessees on the properties so that these lands can remain open in the future. Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DMSION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver. CO 80216 (303) 297-J 192 TELEPHONE DEVICE FOR THE DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED (TDD): Denver Headquarters (303) 291-7417; Central Region (303) 291-7230 Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mountain Time The Wildlife Commission approved this year's selections for State Trust Lands at its May meeting. WILDLIFE COMMISSIONERS: Arnold Salazar. chair; Rebecca Frank, vice chair, Mark Le Valley, secretary; Rev. Jesse Langston Boyd. Jr., member: Louis Swift, member. John R. Stulp, member: William R. Hegberg, member. The Division of Wildlife is funded by sales of hunting and fishing Licenses. interest earned on those sales and donations. The Division also receives a portion of federal excise taxes on the sale of hunting and fishing equipment. The Division does not receive late tax revenues. The Colorado Division of Wildlife of the Department of Natural Resources prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion. sex., national origin and disabilities in all aspects of employment and public participation in its programs and services. For information or to register a complaint. contact the Colorado Division of Wildlife, 6060 Broadway, Denver. CO 80216, or call (303) 297-1 192. Published June 1995 - 300,000 copies Printed by National Printing & Packaging Corp.. Denver. CO OPERATION GAME THIEF Report any wildlife violation by calling 1-800-332-4155 (toll-free statewide) or 295-0164 in the Denver area. For out-of-state calls on violations of Colorado wildlife laws, nonresidents can call 1-800-800-WARDEN. This toll-free number is handled by the National Anti-Poaching Foundation, Inc. of Colorado Springs, Colo. It will forward all calls to the Colorado Operation Game Thief program for investigation. 1 �2 WHAT ARE STATE TRUST LANDS? State trust lands were given to the state by the federal government when Colorado was granted statehood in 1876. Revenues from rents. royalties and land sales go to benefit the state's K-12 public schools and several other smaller trusts. The trust lands total nearly 3 million surface acres and 4 million acres of subsurface mineral rights. Since the trust lands are managed to generate revenue for public schools and to preserve long-term productivity and value, the lands are not all open for public use. Most of the state trust lands are leased to private parties, and access is controlled by those lessees. In 1992, the State Land Board adopted a multiple-use access policy. which means certain properties may be open to the public for wildliferelated recreation. The State Land Board and the Division of Wildlife have agreed to select about 500,000 acres of trust lands with the best wildlife values to be opened for public use over a 10-year period. The Division will pay for this opportunity, using hunting and fishing license fees. The Land Board will use that money to help finance public schools in Colorado. EXCHANGE OF USE In some cases, wildlife and wildlife recreationists benefit by what's called an exchange of use. The exchanges involve trust lands and nearby private lands. Exchanges have occurred in Jackson, Larimer, Moffat and Park counties. However, all properties listed in this brochure are open for wildlife-related recreation regardless of whether they are trust lands or exchanged lands. GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ALL DMSION OF WILDLIFE-CONTROLLED PROPERTIES, INCLUDING STATE TRUST LANDS (The laws and regulations contained in Ibis brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended to be used only as a guide. The official statutes and regulations that govern hunting and fishing are available for viewing at Division of Wildlife offices.) Except as specifically authorized, tbe following activities are prohibited on all lands, waters, the frozen surface of waters, rights-of-way, buildings and other structures or devices under the control of the Division of Wildlife: 1. To enter, use or occupy any area when posted against such entry, use or occupancy. 2. To enter, use or occupy any area for any commercial purpose or to conduct land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. To operate any vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on publicly maintained roads or within designated camping or parking areas. All motor vehicles and operators must comply with Colorado motor vehicle laws. 4. To operate a motor vehicle in excess of posted speed limits or in excess of2S miles per hour where not posted. S. To leave a camp, pitched tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended for more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park a travel trailer or camper on any area more than 14 days in any 45-day period. 6. To build, erect or establish a permanent structure or to plant vegetation. Only portable blinds or tree stands and steps may be erected by the public on these areas. No naiJs may be driven into trees. Man-made materials used for blinds or tree stands must be removed within IO days afcer the end of tbe season in which they are used. �3 7. To remove, modify. adjust, deface, destroy or mulila1e any building, structure, water control device, fence, gate, poster, notice, sign, survey or section marker. tree, shrub or other vegetation or an object of archaeological, geological or historical value or interest 8. To liner or leave fish, fish entrails, human excrement., waste water, containers or other trash or toxic substance, or 10 bring any household or commercial trash or toxic substance 10 a Division-controlled area for disposal, or to dump trailer waste into a sanitary facility. 9. To build a fire without ways to prevent its spreading or to leave a fire unattended. 10. To release or allow livestock Lo graze or range on any area, except that horses, mules, llamas and burros may be used when in wildlife recreational activities. 11. To permit dogs. cats or other domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash) on any area, except dogs lawfully used while hunting, training dogs for hunting or during Division-authorized field trials. I2. To possess, use or apply explosives, poisons, herbicides, inseclicides or other pesticides. 13. To dig trenches. holes or pilS. 14. To leave boalS. rafts or other floating craft beached, at anchor, moored or docked unattended overnight except in areas designated for that purpose. 15. To fish from Division-controlled boat ramps or boat docks when in conflict with boaters or as posted. J 6. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with the aid of diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks except in waters where swimming is permitted, when location is properly identified by a "divers down flag" and when the scuba diver has a valid S.C.U.B.A. diver's certificate issued by a recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. To engage in disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, drunkenness or abusive language. 18. To use air- or gas-inflated floating devices as transportation on water unless the device is of multi-compartment construction and has a rigid motor mount for devices propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to designated swimming areas. I9. To promote, sponsor or conduct boat regattas or other nonwildlifeoriented group activities. 20. To land any aircraft. 21. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on the water overnight. 22. To swim except in designated waters or in specifically authorized water-contact activities. 23. To discharge a firearm or bow within designated parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. To fish in fish-rearing ponds or raceways on any Division property. 25. To fail to leave a property when ordered by authorized Division of Wildlife personnel for a violation of any of the above or any other law of the state. �4 SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR STATE TRUST LANDS I. Public use is allowed Sept. I through Feb. 28. unless otherwise specified. All properties that are new for 1995-96 don't open to the public until Sept. 1, 1995, and are indicated with an asterisk(*). 2. Properties are open to the public only during daylight hours except where camping is allowed as posted. 3. Many areas are restricted to foot or horseback travel. Motorized vehicles. where allowed, must stay on publicly maintained roads. 4. No use of buildings, equipment and posted safety zones surrounding facilities is allowed. S. Camping and fires are prohibited except in specifically designated areas. 6. Camping will be permitted only on those properties as posted. 7. Hunting on state trust lands is allowed only during established seasons. Please refer to Division of Wildlife hunting season brochures for specific dates when hunting is permitted for individual species. LIMlTS OF PUBLIC USE I. The director of the Division of Wildlife may set a limit on public use of any Division property up to 60 days. The director will use the following criteria when setting Limits: a The location and size of the area. b. The location, type and condition of roads, vehicle parking areas and the number and type of sanitary facilities available. c. The number of users the area will tolerate without significant degradation to wildlife resources, and public or private property. d. To ensure public safety, health and welfare. 2. Whenever a Limit is exercised, areas will be posted indicating the number of people permitted there. It is unlawful to enter an area posted as being fully occupied or after being advised by an officer of the Division that the area is full. 3. The Division may waive these restrictions for daytime use during a specified time for organized, supervised groups whose numbers exceed the limits. Written approval must first be obtained from the appropriate Division regional manager. ASK FIRST! It is illegal to hunt or fish on private land in Colorado without first obtaining the landowner's permission. It is the recreationist's responsibility to know whether the land is private. A landowner does not have to post or fence the land. State Land Board properties open to wildlife-related recreation and that are adjacent to private lands have signs marking their boundaries. �s INFORMATION NUMBERS Need infonnation on hunting and fishing seasons? Call the phone numbers listed below for up-to-date recordings of season dates and other pertinent information: Deer, Elk and Antelope................................................................29I-7529 Hunter Education Classes ............................................................29 I-7530 Small Game..................................................................................291-7546 Upland Game/furkey ..................................................................29 I-7547 Waterfowl.....................................................................................291-7548 Camping .......................................................................................29 1-7532 Maps .............................................................................................29 I -7540 Watchable Wildlife ......................................................................29 1-75 18 General Fishing Information .......................................................291-7533 Stocking Report ...........................................................................29 I-753 1 Fishing Condition Reports: M etro Denver and Foolhills....................................................29 1-7535 Northeastern Colorado ............................................................29 I-7536 Northwestern Colorado...........................................................291-7537 Southeastern Colorado ............................................................29 I-7538 Southwestern Colorado...........................................................291-7539 These recordings are available 24 hours a day and are Denver-area numbers. For a List of all recordings, call (303) 291-7299. LOOK FOR SIGNS LIKE THESE ON STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN TO WILDLIFE-RELATED RECREATION. Signs are printed with black letters on white backgrounds. a SfATE TRUSf LAND~ RULES ~ ~ • ...lie HI ' " •11411!1 nl1IH IICIIIIIOI Is 1ll1m Yur•Rnu hrl11 ••1111'1 h m. • 1111, ~u• HAlcl• ... II n strlctH ta ,Wlll< nm. • ut1,~... C1■pi11, ' Rm Ill ,r,mu... • Ne m of hllflIIs, -.,1,■11l , 111,ty 11111 nrn11flII m l lullttln Is Ill1wd . PLEASE DO NOT ABUSE YOUR PRIVILEGE TO ENJOY STATE TRUST LANDS. FRONT • SfATE TRUSf LAND• a REVERSE •PRIVATE PROPERTY • WILDLIFE AREA ~ ~ BOUNDARY ~ BEHIND THIS SIGN SEASONAL ACCESS ONLY • • DO NOT ENTER • WITHOUT PERMISSION • The •~rw ol lho Slate trUM '9nCI sagt\t, w.t Jdientlty p,tvat• ~ rriff bol.nSarin �6 State Trust Lands Open for Wildlife-Related Recreation Propenies are listed by county. Unles.s otherwise indicated, these properties are open Sept. I, 1995 to Feb. 28, 1996. There are opportunities for watching wildlife on all properties. Those properties indicated with an asterisk(*) are new for 1995-96 or have additional acres now open to the public. Those properties that are new for 1995-96 don't open for public use until Sept. 1, 1995. The properties are numbered first by county, then with lower case letters within each county. 3. BACA COUNTY a. *SAND CREEK SOUTH From Campo. drive l 5 miles west on Road J: tum south on Road I 3 for 5.5 miles to Forest Service pasiure, gate 2C. Drive south and east for I mile, taking a right fork south for 1/4 mile 10 the lease boundary. ACRES: 319 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, mountain lions, doves, scaled quail, rabbils, coyotes, bobcats, turkeys. ACCESS: Must park on USFS land and walk into parcel. b. *STATE LINE From Campo, go 4 miles west on Road J, tum south on Road 24 for 5 miles, tum east through USFS pasture gate 6M. Continue I mile and tum south at gate 6A on a two-track trail. At I mile, pass through two gates and continue south and east for 1.3 miles to the northwest comer of the lease. ACRES: 496 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, scaled quail, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Vehicle access as directed 10 northwest comer of the parcel. Recreationists must park there and walk 10 the parcel. NOTE: A 4x4 is required for sandy unimproved roads in the USFS pastures. Please close all gates found open. 4. BENT COUNTY a. BLUE LAKES From Las Ani mas, take Hwy. 194 west lo Cty. Rd. 10, north 11 miles to the property. ACRES: 3,1 10 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl. upland game. FISHING: Warm-water lake. S. CHAFFEE COUNTY a. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK From Poncha Springs, take Hwy. 50 west 2.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 210, then south 4.5 miles 10 the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only; no motorized vehicles. b. *ASPEN RIDGE From Salida, take Chaffee Cty. Rd. 175 (Ute Trail) approximately 5 miles north. Then left on Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 for approximately 5 �7 miles to property. ACRES: 542 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Bighorn sheep, deer, elk. ACCESS: Chaffee Cty. Rd. 185 at north and south ends of property. No motorized vehicles off designated roads. Hunting by foot or horseback only. c. *PONCHA PASS From Poncha Springs, go south 1/2 mile on Hwy. 285 to northeast corner. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb.28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, conontail rabbits. ACCESS: The southern 3/8 mjle of the eastern boundary of the parcel meets Hwy. 285. No vehlcle traffic. 6. CLEAR CREEK COUNTY a. *BAKERVILLE From Georgetown, take 1-70 west approximately 5 miles. Section 16 is about 1.25 mile east of the Bakerville exit. Majority of tract is on north side ofl-70. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Otherwise, year-round for fishing and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, mountain lions, black bears, blue grouse, ptarmigan, cottontail rabbits and snowshoe hares. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Vehicle access off 1-70 right of way only. Access to property by foot only. b. *GOLDEN WATERSHED From Denver take J-70 west to the Evergreen Parkway then south to Bergen Park. Go west on Hwy. 103 to Golden Watershed (about 4 mjles). ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31 for hunting. Year-round for fishlng and watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse. cottontails, snowshoe hares, turkeys. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Access on property limjted to two parkjng lots (Hwy. 103 and Old Squaw Pass Road. and Witter Gulch). Access by foot or horseback to tract ( 1-2 miles). 7. CONEJOS COUNTY a. LA JARA RESERVOIR From La Jara go west on Hwy. 15, I 0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240. then go about 23 miles to the property. ACRES: 31,393 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTrNG: Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, mtn. lion, small game. FISHJNG: Lake, three cold-water streams. b. *RAHADERO CANYON From La Jara go approximately 14 miles west on Cty. Rd. 15; turn left onto dirt road at Centro, then proceed 7 miles on La Jara Reservoir Rd. to the property. �8 ACRES: 673 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain lions, bears. ACCESS: No motorized vehicles off existing trails. c. *PINON HILLS North side of property: from Manassa, drive 3.6 miles east on Hwy. 142 until you reach BLM Rd. 5006, and go southeast about 3 miles. The property is directly south of the road. South side: From Manassa, drive 2 miles east on Hwy. 142; turn south on Cly. Rd. 20 for 2 miles. Tum east on Cty. Rd. M for I mile to Cty. Rd. 21. Turn south about 2.5 miles to BLM road (unnumbered). then east up the main draw 10 the end of the road, about 6 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. 9. CUSTER COUNTY a. BEAR GULCH From Westcliffe, go 10 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Cty. Rd. 271, then I mile north to the property. Road leads to southeast comer of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 I. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. b. LAPCN CREEK From Westcliffe, go 8 miles southeast on Hwy. 69 to Afrport Rd., east on Airport Rd. for 6 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. ACCESS: Through BLM land on west from Hwy. 69 and from north out of San Isabel National Forest. No vehicular access; foot or horseback only. c. *BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN From Westcliffe, go north about 8 miles on Hwy. 69. ACRES: 560 OPEN Sept. I -May 3 I. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Access from Hwy. 69 approximately 1/8 mile through southwest quarter of property. Access only as posted. No vehicle access; parking in 1/2 acre along Hwy. 69. 11.DOUGLASCOUNTY a. FOUR MlLE From Woodland Park. take Hwy. 67 north 11.S miles to the town of Westcreek, tum south on Cty. Rd. 73 for 0.7 of a mile, rum west on Cty. Rd. 68 for 2 miles, tum north on USPS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles. USFS Rd. 523 runs through the property. ACRES: 360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, rabbits, blue grouse. Safety Zone: Maintain a safety zone of ISO yards around existing structures. U . EAGLE COUNTY a. BERRY CREEK From Vail, take 1-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards). go north to the entrance of Singletree, west to USPS Rd. 778. go approximately I mile and take �9 first left after canJeguard. follow road 2.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, mbbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Several 4WD roads run through propeny. Propeny is surrounded by USFS land. b. SQUAW CREEK From Vail, take I-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards), go south to stoplight, tum west on Hwy. 6, go 2 miles to road and bridge over Eagle River. Tract continues I mile west from here. ACRES: 272 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: This propeny is closed to hunting and discharge of firearms. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Road and bridge over Eagle River; parking area and access point. Squaw Creek Rd. and intersection of Hwy. 6. parking area and access point. Walk-in access only. c. WHISKEY CREEK From Vail, go west on 1-70, take Exit 171 , go 1/2 mile west. Propeny is on the south side of 1-70. ACRES: 602 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, blue grouse, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Parking available at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (offl70 Exit 171, 1/4 mile east). 13. EL PASO COUNTY a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH From Fountain, go east about 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border the property. ACRES: 8.887 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Discharging firearms is prohibited except while hunting. ACCESS: Park in designated parking area. Walk-in access from there. 14. FREMONT COUNTY a. *BADGER CREEK (partially in Park County) From Cotopaxi, go approximately 21 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12, then west approximately I mile on BLM road. Or, from Hartse), go south on Hwy. 9 to Park Cty. Rd. 53. Follow Cty. Rd. 53 approximately 22 miles 10 propeny. ACRES: 5,112 OPEN: Year-round for fishing; Sept. I-Feb. 28 for all other uses. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. bighorn sheep. FISHING: Cold-water stream. NEW FOR 1995: The propeny first opened in 1993, 4,273 acres were added this year. .,.. b. DEER HA VEN From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9, go approximately 9 miles nonh to Cty. Rd. l l. tum right and go 5.2 miles on Cty. Rd. 11 to Deer Haven Rd., tum right on Deer Haven Rd. and go .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd. Tum right and go .7 miles to end of road. ACRES:640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. �ACCESS: Surrounded by BLM land; no motor vehicle access; foot or horseback only. c. DIRTY GULCH From Cotopaxi, go approximately 5.5 miles nonh on Oy. Rd. 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. l-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer. ct.FLORENCE From Canon City, take Hwy. 61 southeast 13 miles to Cty. Rd. IS. which goes west to Florence Picnic Area, adjacent to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits, squirrels. turkeys, blue grouse. ACCESS: Walk-in access through national forest land (about 1/4 mile). e. SHORT CREEK BALDY From Cotopaxi, go west on Hwy. SO approximately 6 miles to Kerr Guieb Rd.; go southwest about 5 miles to the property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, mountain lions. ACCESS: From Kerr Gukh Rd. to Hamilton Creek Rd. into south end of property. f. STONEY PACE MOUNTAIN From Cotopaxi, go approximately 17 miles north oo Cty. Rd. 12. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 12 and adjacent BLM land. Vehicles restricted to main road; other access by foot or on horseback. g. TABLE MOUNTA1N From the intersection of Hwy. I IS and Academy Blvd. in Colorado Springs, go 18 miles south on Hwy. I IS to gale. ACRES: 10,416 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 I. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, rabbits. doves, turkeys, coyotes. ACCESS: Access by fool or horseback only from parking lots. h. *CODY PARK From Westcliffe, at the intersections of Hwys. 96 and 69, go north on Hwy 96, 2.5 miles to Custer Cty. Rd. 215, go north 6.25 miles to southwest comer of the property. From Hwy. SO and 4th Street in Canon City, go south on 4th Street 2 miles until street turns into Cty. Rd. 143. Go 10.3 miles south on Cty. Rd. 143 to BLM Road 6227. Go northwest on BLM Road 6227, 4 miles to Grape Creek., then southwest 3.5 miles lo property. ACRES: 1.560 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mountain lions, bears, deer, elk, antelope, turkeys, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: From Copper Gulch Rd., Fremont Cty. 27 A, several points on the east side of property. No vehicle access to property. �11 i. *GRAPE CREEK From Canon City at Hwy. 50 and First Street, go south on First Street, I mile to Fremont Cty. Rd. 3. West on Cly. Rd. 3, 5.2 miles Lo Temple Canyon City Park. South 1/2 mile through park to northeast comer of propeny. Continue through propeny along Grape Creek and 1.7 miles along Grape Creek through SLM to connuence of Pine Gulch. Walk west up Pine Gulch for 1.2 miles to property. ACRES: 1.280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 1 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. Fishing as posted on Grape Creek. HUNTING: Deer. elk. bighorn sheep, mountain lions. bears, rabbits, turkeys. FISHING: Cold-water su-eam. ACCESS: Poot or horseback only. No vehicle access on propeny. 16. GRAND COUNTY a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT Northwest sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 14 miles west to Cty. Rd. 27. Southeast sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, 10 miles west to Cty. Rd. 25. 1n mile east to Cty. Rd. 26, east approximately 5 miles. ACRES: 5,019 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Rd. (Cty. Rd. 27) accesses northwest section; Gunsight Rd. (Cty. Rd. 26) accesses southeast section. Some areas restricted to foot or horseback. CAlITION: Roads are highly erodible and care is advised during wet weather. b. MJDDLEPARK From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, go 2 miles west to Red Din Rd. (USFS Rd. 100), approximately 15 miles to Buffalo Park, USFS Rd. 131 east at Buffalo Park, follow signs. ACRES: 3,566 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: Through Buffalo Park on USFS Rd. 131. Parking along road about 1/2 mile beyond east Buffalo Park gate. Access by foot or on horseback east to boundary. c. *MILK CREEK From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, go 2 miles west to Red Din Rd. (USFS Rd. 100), north 15 miles to Buffalo Park, then east on USFS Rd. 131, follow signs. South access: USFS Rd. 131 goes 3.1 miles beyond gate east of Buffalo Park, ending at locked gate. Follow signs to north and east. Access by foot and horseback only. North access: South along ridge approximately 3 miles west of Hwy. 40 on Cty. Rd. 184. Use restricted to Milk Creek drainage. ACRES 10,455 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. NEW FOR 1995: Opened in 1993, there were 6.055 acres added in 1995. d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH From Kremmling. take Hwy. 40 east 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 2. then go north about 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 24, tum right. Access through BLM or off this road. ACRES 876 �12 OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer. rabbits, coyotes, grouse. ACCESS: Most pub)jc access offCty. Rds. 2 and 24. adjacent BLM land. Foot or horseback only. e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west approximately 14 miles, tum east on Cty. Rd. 27 (Chimney Rock Rd.). Access begins 1.5 miles east of Hwy.40. ACRES: 2,360 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Foot and horseback access only through gates at lndian Pass tract, west side of Carter Mountain and at Badger Creek. Motor vehicle use by permit (for handicapped only) on Badger Creek tract. Some areas restricted to foot or horseback. f. WINDY RJDGE From Kremmling. go west 22 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creek crossing), west approximately 2 miles on Cly. Rd. 184. ACRES: 880 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big gan1e, small game. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible and care is advised in wet weather. g. *COPPER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, go south on Hwy. 9 to Williams Peak or from Grand Cty. Rd. 3 at Mule Creek. Access from USFS land to the south. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, blue grouse. ACCESS: Sou1hem boundary of section adjacenl 10 Routt National Forest. All other access (3 sides) is from private land. and permission is required. Walk-in hunting only. No ATV or motor vehicle use. h. *LITTLE H. 0. From Granby, go 4.5 miles east of Granby on Cty. Rd. 60. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sepl. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. ACCESS: Parking area at northwest comer. No parking along county road except in designated areas. i. *ANTELOPE CREEK From Kremmling. go west 13 miles on Hwy. 40 to Cty. Rd. 27 (Chimney Rock Rd). Approximately 5.5 miles east on Cty. Rd. 27. ACRES: 1,240 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, blue grouse. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Road provides vehicle access that approaches the area At approximately mile marker 6, a signed gale allows foot, horse and ATV travel along the main corridor through East Carter lease and to a fenc~ line adjoining the Antelope Creek lease. A walk-through gate with signing will provide access to the property. Access is Jjmiled to foot and horse travel. j. *CARTER CREEK From Kremmling, go 13 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Cty. Rd. 27 (Chimney Rock Rd.). Approximately 4 miles east on Cty. Rd. 27. ACRES: 1,301 �13 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. H UNTING: M ule deer, elk, blue grouse, sage grouse. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Road pr ovides the main vehicle access to the area. A n i mproved parking area is established at the curve (approx. mile marker 3) across from Carter Mountain Ranch. Access by foot and horseback is to the south. Physically handicapped people can make prior arrangements for vehicle access by contacting the local Division of Wildlife office. le *EAST -CARTER MOUNTAIN From Kremmling, go 13 miles west on Hwy. 40 to Cty. Rd. 27 (Chimney Rock Rd.). About 4 miles east on Cty. Rd. 27. ACRES: 1,794 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. H UNTI NG: Mule deer. elk, blue grouse. ACCESS: Chimney Rock Road provides the main vehicle access to the area, passing through the west side of the lease. Two parking areas (one developed, one undeveloped) are along Chimney Rock Rd. Gate at approximately mile marker 5 (6 miles east on Cty. Rd. 27) provides foot. horse and A TV access east to the lease also. Foot and horseback travel on the lease itself. No parking outside of the parking lots. Camping allowed only as posted. 17. GUNNISON COUNTY a. EAST BEAVER CREEK From Almont, take USFS Rd. 742 for 6 miles northeast to USFS Rd. 586, turn soulh and go 3 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big Game, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Camping is allowed. b. *TOLLGATE From Gunnison. at Hwys. SO and 135 go east approximately 11 miles to BLM Rd. 310 I and turn north. Go 3.5 miles on BLM Rd. 3100; turn east for I mile to USFS Rd. 802. Turn north; go 3 miles to USFS Rd. 802.1 A . Turn west and go 3 mi Jes to property entrance. ACRES: 670 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. black bears, mountain lions, blue grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: This access is from the Quartz Creek Rd. to the Wood's Gulch cutoff. Access by foot or horseback only, except on ridge road as marked in the southwest comer of the section. A parking area is just inside the south entrance. c. *BLACK SAGE PASS From Gunnison at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go north on Hwy. 50, I mile to USFS Rd. 888. Travel north on USFS Rd. 888 for approximately 5.5 miles 10 the south boundary of property. ACRES:415 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer. elk, black bears, mountain lions. blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: In small section of No Name Creek. ACCESS: Access point on USFS Rd. 888 approximately 1/2 mile north of junction of USFS Rd. 887 (Black Sage Pass Rd.) and 888. Access by foot or horseback only. �14 d. *TOMICHI DOME From Gunnison, at Hwys. 50 and 135 go approximately 17 miles east on Hwy. 50 Lo BLM Rd. 3095 (Waunita Hot Springs Rd.). Tum north on BLM Rd. 3095 and go approximately 4 miles to lhe west boundary of property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, antelope. black bears, mountain lions, grouse, rabbits. FISH LNG: H ot Springs Reservoir. ACCESS: Enter the property just to Lhe southwest of Hot Springs Reservoir. Camping is allowed as posted. 18. HUERFANO COUNTY a. BLACK HAWK From 1-25, (Exit 42) talce Cty. Rd. 3 10 to Pryor, then go 2.5 miles west to north side of property, or I mile south from Pryor on Cty. Rd. 312 to east side of property. ACRES: 1,511 OPEN: Sept. I -May 31. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, antelope, elk. doves, rabbits, turkeys. ACCESS: Huerfano Cty. Rd. 310 enters property on north side and goes Lo Lhe west end. Cty. Rd. 312 adjoins the soulheast property boundary for 1/2 mile. No vehicles allowed off county roads; foot or horseback only. b. BLACK MOUNTAIN From Gardner. go I mile west on Hwy. 69, turn north on USFS Rd. 400 and go approximately 6 miles to USFS Rd. 405 (Black Mountain Rd.), go west 1/2 mile to access markers. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTrNG: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyotes, turkeys. ACCESS: From Black Mountain Rd. via by foot or on horseback only. c. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN From Gardner, to soulhwesl on Cty. Rd. 560 (Arco Rd ..), 7 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bears, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 560 traverses tract from northwest comer to south side. No vehicles allowed off county road. d. SCHULTZ CANYON From Walsenburg take Cty. Rd. 330 (Ideal Rd.) soulh 11 miles. ACRES: 960 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTrNG: Deer, bears, mountain lions, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 330 traverses northeast quarter of Sec. 3 1 and soulh half of Sec. 36. Cty. Rd. 3 10 enters northeast quarter of Sec. 31 on east side. No vehicles allowed off county road. e. WOLF SPRINGS From Walsenburg, Lake Hwy. 69 for 25 miles west to Gardner. then continue 7 miles west to the property. ACRES:640 �15 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: A Craeger Resource quad map is useful in locating access. The southwest comer of the property can be entered from Hwy. 69. 7 mile.~ west of Gardner. Foot or horseback only. f. * SOUTH MlDDLE CREEK From La Veta. go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 12 to Indian Creek Rd. (USFS Rd. 410), then go west 11 miles. ACRES: 585 OPEN: Sept. I -May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, bears, mountain lions, turkeys, blue grouse. ACCESS: USFS Rd. 410 enters the property on the south side near the southwest corner. No vehicles will be allowed off the roads. Foot or hor.,eback access only. 19. JACKSON COUNTY a.COHAGEN From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 10 Cly. Rd. 21. Go approximately 2 miles south on Cty. Rd. 21 to the property. ACRES: 2,377 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rds. 21 and 32. Foot or horseback only. b. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE From Walden go J.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. I2W, then 5.3 miles west to Cty. Rd. 18, then 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5, I mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Small game. FISHING: Cold-water lake. ACCESS: From Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area, go to the east side of East Delaney Butte Lake. Foot access only. Camping and campfires are limited to the existing state wildlife area campground next to East Delaney Butte Lake. c. ELK MOUNTAIN From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. I 2E. then go approximately 12 miles east. then take Cty. Rd. l2F about 2.5 miles northeast to the parking lot at the end of the road. Access is only from this parking lot and the State Forest land. ACRES: 2,840 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse. rabbits, coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: From parking lot at end of Cty. Rd. I 2F. All roads off Cty. Rds. I2E and I2F are closed. d. INDIAN CREEK From Rand, go east on Cty. Rd. 27, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go south I mile to the marked parking lot. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk. blue grouse, snowshoe hares. coyotes. Hunting is prohibited with centerfire rifles in the northeast quarter of Sec. 16. ACCESS: Limited to the parking lot on Cty. Rd. 21 in southwest quarter of Sec. 16. �16 e. KEMP DRAW From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 1-l LO Cty. Rd. 21; go 1.5 miles south to the property. ACRES: 520 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: OffCty. Rd. 21. Stay on established roads. f. OWL MOUNTAIN From Rand go east on Cty. Rd. 27, which goes between Hwys. 14 and 125. From Cty. Rd. 27, take USFS Rd. 792 north, then take a left fork and go to the property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. small game. ACCESS: No motorized trnvel beyond state trust land boundary. g. *RABBIT EARS From Walden, go southwest toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14 for 29 miles to the parking lot. ACRES: 4,948 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHrNG: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Parking lot off Hwy. 14; walk over stiles. Foot traffic only. Camping permitted as posted. NEW FOR 1995: Opened in 1994, there are 4.400 new acres in 1995. h. RED CANYON From Walden. go 1/2 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cly. Rd. I2W. and travel 5.3 miles west to C1y. Rd. 18. Then go 4.5 miles west 10 Cty. Rd. 5 and go I mile north to entrance of Delaney Bulle Lakes State Wildlife Area. From there. go west on Cty. Rd. 20 for 4 miles. Turn right at the sign and follow two-track road for I mile to the state property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, rabbits, blue grouse. i.SANDCREEK From Walden. go north on Hwy. 125 for 4 miles t.o Cty. Rd. 8. Then head east on Cty. Rd. 8 for 7 miles to the Adams Ranch state trust land (this access is only after Oct. I). Access can be obtained from the Elk Mountain state trust land to the south or the Colorado State Forest to the east. ACRES: 4.998 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. blue grouse. rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: The state forest from the east. the Adam's Ranch stale trust land from the north, the Blevins Ranch HQ from the west. Controlled access to the East Sand Dunes through Blevins Ranch HQ for educational purposes only. Access through the Adams state trust land or through Blevins Ranch HQ'S on a limited basis. only during big game season with permission and only on a once-in-and-out basis. j. TAYLOR ORAW From Rand. go south on Hwy. 125 approximately 4 miles. then tum east at the Old Homestead and follow Cty. Rd. 21 to Jack Creek. After crossing Jack Creek. take USFS Rd. 643 and go to the Taylor Draw road closure. From the road closure, go on foot or horseback to Sec. 36. �17 ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hares, coyotes. ACCESS: From the Forest Service land bordering on the east. Foot or horseback only from Forest Service land. k. THREE SISTERS From Walden, take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E, go 12 miles east. then take C1y. Rd. 12F for2.5 miles to parking lot. Access to the property is only from parking lot and Colorado State Forest. ACRES: 1.523 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. coyotes. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Parking lot at the end of Cty. Rd. 12E. AU roads off Cty. Rds. 12E and 12F closed. Access also from state forest to the east. I. * JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN From Walden. Lake 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E: go approximately 6 miles east to Cty. Rd. 23. Go south 3 miles until you reach the BLM land. There are numerous two-track roads leading to the western boundary of the property. Or, from Walden take Hwy. 14 east approximately 12 miles; go north on Cty. Rd. 30 about I mile. ACRES: 7,671 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing as posted on southern portion of property. HUNTING: Elk, moose, blue grouse, cottontail mbbits. coyotes. FISHING: In Michigan River and at reservoir. ACCESS: There is a parking lot west of the dam and a parking lot 1/4 mile north of the dam. Foot or horseback only. Motor vehicles are prohibited. m. *MACFARLANE RESERVOIR From Walden, go southwest LOward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14 for 15 miles to the Cty. Rd. 34 turnoff to the east. Take Cty. Rd. 34 for approximately 2 miles to 18 Island Reservoir. There is a two-track road below the dam: follow this road through BLM to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. coyotes. ACCESS: From surrounding BLM land. Motorized traffic only on established roads within the property. n. *NORTH PLATTE From Walden, go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12. Then head west 5.3 miles to Cty. Rd. 18, and go 2 miles on Cty. Rd. 18 to Cty. Rd. 9. Go about I mile and access the property to the west from the BLM land for hunting. For fishing. instead of turning off on Cty. Rd. 8. stay on Cly. Rd. 18 for 1/4 mile further to the bridge over the North Plane River. The fishing part of the lease is on the river above the bridge. ACRES: 152 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTTNG: Antelope, rabbits, coyotes, sage grouse. FISHING: North Platte River. ACCESS: From Cly. Rd. 9 through the BLM land to the property for hunting. Prom Cty. Rd. 18 above the bridge for fishing. �18 25. LARIMER COUNTY a. BULL MOUNTAlN From Fort CoUins, take Hwy. 287 north 22 miles to Lhe Cherokee Park Rd. (Larimer Cty. Rd. SOC); go approximately 35 miles west to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: SepL I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. BOC runs through southeast comer of the property. A two-trnck road runs into southwest pan of the property. Foot or horseback only. b. CHEROKEE PARK Adjacent to Cherokee Park State Wildlife Area. Lone Pine Unit and Lower Unit. Lone Pine Unit From Fort Collins. go 20 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Red Feather Lakes Rd., then 8 miles west to unit. Lower Unit From Ft. Collins. go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. BOC, then 6 miles west to unit. ACRES: 1,480 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bi3 game. small game. c. POUDRE RIVER From Fort Collins, go northwest on Hwy. 287 to Ted's Place, then go west on Hwy. 14 for 1.7 miles to Division of Wildlife lands. These lane.ls are north of Division of Wildlife lands along Hwy. 14, about 1.5 miles to where Hwy. 14 rums north. These lands lie east of Hwy. 14 another I .7 miles. ACRES: 2.877 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28 for hunting and watchable wildlife. Year-round for fishing only. HUNTING: Deer, small game. FISHlNG: Cold-water stream (Poudre River, North Fork of the Poudre and Seaman Reservoir). Dam and caretaker residence closed to public as posted. Boats prohibited, but float tubes allowed. ACCESS: Hwy. 14 and USFS land. May access through private property if permission is obtained first, except that written permission from agricultural lessee or his agent is required March I to Aug. 3 I. Foot or horseback only. d. STEINHOFF HlLL From Fon Collins, go north on Hwy. 287 about 16 miles to Cty. Rd. 74E at The Forks; go 4 miles west on Cty. Rd. 74E; tum north on Cty. Rd. 37 and go 1/2 mile to property. ACRES:480 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. Only archery or shotgun hunting allowed. Target prnctice is prohibited. ACCESS: East end of property adjoins Cly. Rd. 37. Foot or horseback only. e. *ARROWHEAD From Rustic, go 2.25 miles west on Hwy. 14 in Poudre Canyon, .25 miles highway frontage on north side. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk, cottontail rabbits, blue grouse, pine squirrels. ACCESS: Quaner-mile highway frontage on north side of Hwy 14. .. �19 Propeny adjoins national forest on north, east and west. 26. LAS ANIMAS COUNTY a. *APISHIPA NORTH From Walsenburg, take 1-25 exit to Hwy. 10, go east for 18.5 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. 77 for 7 miles, east on Cty. Rd. 90 for 11 miles to Apishipa State Wildlife Area. Follow signs through wildlife area to northeast side and parking lot. ACRES: 1,880 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTrNG: Mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbits, doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ACCESS: Access from the north side of Apishipa State Wildlife Area. Access by foot or horseback. No motor vehicles past parking lot. b. *FLATTOP BUTTE From Aguilar on 1-25. take Exit 34 to Cty. Rd. 60 east for IO miles.then go north on Cly. Rd. 75 for 2 miles. Then go east on Cty. Rd. 64 for 2 miles and go north on Cty. Rd. 79 for 6 miles to parking lot. ACRES: 2,052 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Mule deer, antelope, rabbits. doves, scaled quail, bobcats, coyotes. ACCESS: Access from parking area located on Las Animas Cty. Rd. 79. Foot access only. No vehicles past parking lot. 27. LOGAN COUNTY a. *Red Lion Ranch From Crook, go northeast on Hwy. 138 for 8.25 miles to the SedgwickLogan county line. Turn south on Logan Cty. Rd. 97/Sedgwick Cty. Rd. I, and go 1.25 miles to parking area. ACRES: 200 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Parking area off Logan Cty. Rd. 97/Sedgwick Cty. Rd. I just north of river bonom. Access only as posted. b. FORD BRIDGE From Sterling, go 7 .5 miles northeast on Hwy. I 38 to Cty. Rd. 40, then go east 1n mile. ACRES: 280 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasants, quail, turkeys. ducks, gees!!- Property closed to hunting deer with rines. ACCESS: On northern boundary of property from Logan Cty. Rd. 40. 29. MOFFAT COUNTY a. BOSTON FLATS From Maybell, go nor1hwes1 3.5 miles on Hwy. 318. On north side of Hwy. 318. ACRES: 104 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: From Hwy. 318, walk-in access only. Adequate area for parking between the highway and the property. No motorized vehicles. �20 b.BOX ELDER From Hamilton, go south on Hwy. I 3 approximately 11 mi les to Cty. Rd. 17, tum right 1.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 51. Go I mile to Cty. Rd. 32 and go 7 mi les to BLM access. ACRES: 628 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd. 32 through BLM land. Foot or horseback only. c. CEDAR SPRINGS From Maybell, go 8 mi les west on Hwy. 40, turn south on Cty. Rd. 23 and go about 2 miles. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. Vehicle access only on Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. d. CROSS MOUNTAlN From Maybell, go southwest on Hwy. 40 for 16 miles to mile marker44; go north on NPS • Deer Lodge Park Rd. about 2.5 miles to BLM easement. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Deer Lodge Park Rd. e. HARPER HCLL From Hamilton, go 6 miles east on Hwy. 317 to Cty. Rd. 37. Go 2.5 miles south on Cty. Rd. 37 to SLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Through BLM land. Foot or horseback only. f. MONUMENT BUTTE From Hamilton, go south 3 miles on Hwy. I 3 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (Cty. Rd. 45). Then go south on Cty. Rd. 45 for 4 miles. ACRES: 653 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rnbbitS, grouse. ACCESS: Horseback or walk-in access along Cty. Rd. 45. No motor vehicles; parking lot off Cty. Rd. 45 at north end. Parking lot with camping allowed at south end off county road. g. MORAPOS From Hamilton, go 2 miles south on Hwy. 13, then tum south on Cty. Rd. 41. Go 2 miles to access point on BLM land. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: Through SLM land. Foot or horseback only. h. POLE GULCH From Craig, go 39 miles north on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 4; head west for 1.75 miles. Tract is south of Cty. Rd. 4 and extends about 5 miles west of Cty. Rd. 9. ACRES: 11,026 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. 4 �21 HUNTTNG: Big game. small game. ACCESS: All roads on tract where gates are presenL All structures are closed to public use. Motor vehicles restricted to existing roads. i. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 for 12 miles to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north I I miles to Cty. Rd. 7 and head north 2 miles to Cly. Rd. 4. Then go west 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 66 and head south to the property. ACRES: 11,722 OPEN: Year-round HUNTING: Antelope. deer, elk, coyotes. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 66, from southwest comer and walk from BLM on the west and south sides. Motorized travel limited to existing ranch roads as marked. j. *RATTLESNAKE HlLL (Opened in 1993 as Temple Gulch. this parcel was renamed Rattlesnake Hill.) From Craig, head west on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles Lo Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.), tum south and go 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 32, tum south and go 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 32 to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits. sage grouse. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along the east boundary of the property. ACCESS: Parking area and walk-thru access gate at the northeast comer. Second walk-thru gate on the drift fence in southeast quarter. No parking on county road. k. THORNBURG ORA W From Maybell, go 5 miles west on Hwy. 40; tum south on BLM Rd. 1558 and go about 1/4 mile. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HlJNTJNG: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 143 and BLM Rd. 1558. I. TRIANGLE Immediately west of Maybell to Hwy. 3 18 and Hwy. 40. ACRES:748 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. ACCESS: Hwys. 318 and 40. m. *COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAlN From Maybell, go northwest on Hwy. 318 approximately 41 miles to Moffat Cty. Rd. ION. Go north on Cty. Rd. ION for approximately 8 miles. State tract lies west of Cty. Rd. ION largely on top of Cold Springs Mountain and is mixed with BLM and private lands. There are also 2,495 acres on the east side of Cty. Rd. I ON that are mixed with BLM and private land. ACRES: 26,829 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, blue grouse, sage grouse. ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. ION via Moffat Cty. Rd. 72, Cty. Rd. 167 and BLM Rd. 2007(Lirnestone Gap). Cty. Rd. 167 and BLM Rd. 2007 are recommended for four-wheel-drive vehicles. Camping allowed only during big game seasons. �22 n. *GREASEWOOD This tract is divided into six separate parcels. (I) From Maybell. go north on Moffat Cty. Rd. I 9 to Cly. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cly. Rd. 21 for 1.5 miles and east on two-track road to Red Wash Bulle. (2) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 21, then go north on Cly. Rd. 21 to Cly. Rd. 50. Go east on Cly. Rd. 50 approximately 5 miles to property. (3) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 lo Cty. Rd. 21; go north on Cty. Rd. 21 to Cty. Rd. 42, then east on Cty. Rd. 42 approximately 8.5 miles to property. (4) From Maybell, north on Cty. Rd. 19 Lo Cty. Rd. 8. East on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cty. Rd. 6. Head northeast on Cty. Rd. 6-Cty. Rd. 44, 4.5 miles to property. (5) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 lo Cly. Rd. 8. Then go east on Cty. Rd. 8 to Cty. Rd. SN and go north 1.25 miles Lo property. (6) From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 to Cty. Rd. 8, then go east to Cty. Rd. SN. Property lies northeast of intersection. ACRES: 3.518 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer. elk. sage grouse. rabbits. ACCESS: County road rights of way running through the various properties. Access off county roads by foot and horseback only except on county road rights of way. o. *LITILE SNAKE From Maybell, go 15 miles northwest on Hwy. 318 to Cty. Rd. 21. Then go north on Cty. Rd. 21 aboul 3.5 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, elk. rabbits. ACCESS: From Moffat Cty. Rd. 21 at the southeast corner of the property. By foot and horseback only. Public access is permitted only as posted. p. *CEDARS In Craig. at the junction of Hwys. 13 and 40, U-Jvel north 34 miles on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 2. Continue east on Cty. Rd. 2 for 2.5 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, cottontail rabbits and coyotes. ACCESS: Moffat Cty. Rd. 2 and a BLM access easement called North Serviceberry. Foot and horseback only. No motorized vehicles. q. *MAYBELL From Maybell, go 1.5 miles north on Moffat Cty. Rd. 19. Tract lies east and west of Cty. Rd. 19. north of the Yampa River. ACRES: 9.208 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. ACCESS: Moffat Cty. Rd. 19 bisects the Maybell tract from north and south and provides the primary access. Walk-in access across Spring Creek at west side of property and from Hwy. 40. Motor vehicle access to this tract is limited to those roads posted. A II other roads arc closed to motor vehicle access and are open to foot and horseback use only. Camping in designated areas a~ posted. r. *BAKERS PEAK ln Crnig, at Hwys. 13 and 40, travel north on Hwy. 13 for 24 mile~ LO �23 Cty. Rd. 101. Go 1.5 miles to the southern boundary. This propeny may also be located by traveling one mile north of the above intersection on Hwy. 13 to the southern boundary. ACRES: 12,393 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. H UNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, sage grouse, rabbits and coyotes. ACCESS: From Hwy. 13 and Cty. Rd. IO I. Foot and horseback only on propen y. s. *ELK SPRJNGS From Maybell, go east on Hwy. 40 10 mile marker 42; tum south on BLM Rd. 1509. Go south approximately 2.5 miles 10 propeny (Section 36). ACRES: 1,280 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, mountain lions. small game. ACCESS: Enter section on west side as marked. Approximately 7 miles to section 31. Foot and horseback only. t. *TEMPLE CANYON From Craig, go southwest on Hwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.). Tum south to Rattlesnake Hill section. Access through Rattlesnake HiII section. ACRES: 637 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game, birds. ACCESS: From the adjoining BLM property. Foot and horseback only. No motorized vehicles. u. * JEFPW A Y GULCH From Craig, go 14 miles south on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 317. East on Hwy. 317, 7.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 33; go 1.25 miles north to Jeffway Gulch. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game, birds ACCESS: Horse gate at the southeast corner. Foot or horseback only. 30. MONTEZUMA COUNTY a. *WEBER CANYON From Mancos, go 3 miles south on Cty. Rd. 41. Propeny is on the east side of the county road in Weber Canyon. ACRES: 461 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTfNG: Deer, elk, mounta.in lions, small game. ACCESS: Foot access is possible through the adjacent BLM land on the east and south. Use B L M land with parking lot to be provided. Foot or horseback only. No motorized vehicles. 31. MORGAN COUNTY a. WELDON VALLEY From Weldona, go east 1/3 mile on Cty. Rd. Y, then north 2 miles on Cty. Rd. IO. Propeny is on west side ofCty. Rd. IO. ACRES: 3,040 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. ACCESS: Gate in southeast comer of Sec. 22 on Cly. Rd. IO and in southwest comer of Sec. 21. �24 32. OTERO COUNTY a. HIGBEE CANYON From La Junta, go 13 miles south on Hwy. I 09. The property lies north of Hwy. 109 between the Comanche National Grasslands sign and Cty. Rd. 804. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNITNG: Big game, small game. ACCESS: No vehicle access; walk in from Hwy. 109 only. 34. PARK COUNTY a. *SADDLE MOUNTAIN From Guffey. take Cty. Rd. 59 and go 6 miles north to US Forest Service boundary, then go 1.5 miles east, over mountain by foot or horseback. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, black bears. ACCESS: From the west through national forest. No vehicle access: foot or horseback only. b. *DEER CREEK From Bailey, go 2 miles north on Hwy. 285 to traffic light; turn left on Park Cty. Rd. 43. Take Cty. Rd. 43 for 6.4 miles to Saddle String Rd. Turn left and go about 1/4 miles to USFS Rd. 101; turn right and go about 3.6 miles, then walk northeast for 1/4 mile to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, squirrels. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only as posted. c. *DICK'S PEAK From Hansel, take Hwy. 9 south for 14 miles, then go 3.8 miles southwest to Dick's Peak Rd. (261 ). Go 3 miles to the property. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Walk in only. d. * HARTSEL From Hartse!, at Hwys. 24 and 9, take Hwy. 9 south approximately 1/2 mile. Property is on both sides of the road. Also from Hartse! proceed southeast on Cty. Rd. 59 approximately 3 miles to parking area. Walk south I mile and west 1/4 mile Lo property. ACRES: 420 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only from Hwy. 24 and Spinney Mountain SWA. e. *ELEVEN MILE From Hartse!, proceed southeast approximately 17 miles. The property crosses the county road both north and south. ACRES: 324 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: Foot or horseback only. �25 f. *THREE MILE MOUNTAIN This property is comprised of two parcels. To gel to the fir~t, take Hwy. 9 from Hartse) 14 miles south. Tum east on Park Cty. Rd. 116 (39-Mile Mountain Rd.) and go 2 miles to property. For the second parcel, take Hwy. 9 and go 9 miles south. Turn east and go I.I miles on unmarked dirt road to western boundary of property. ACRES: 640 in each parcel OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, coyotes, doves, rabbits. ACCESS: Access by walking from BLM land. g.ANTERO From Fairplay, go south on Hwy. 285 for 16.5 miles. ACRES: 385 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Hwy. 285, next to Antero State Wildlife Arca. h. MUD SPRINGS From Hartse!, go east on Hwy. 24 for4 miles to Cty. Rd. 15, turn north to the property. ACRES: 6JYJ7 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd. 15, approximately 5 miles north of Hwy. 24. There are two additional improved roads accessing the south pan of the property. i. WORMER GULCH From Canon City, go west on Hwy. 50 10 Hwy. 9; tum north and take Hwy. 9 to 1/2 mile north of the Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-one Mile Mountain. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, black bears, mountain lions, elk. rnbbits. doves, coyotes. 38. ROUTT COUNTY a. CLARK From Steamboat Springs, go 20 miles north on Cty. Rd. 129, then 2.25 miles west of Clark on Cty. Rd. 62. North of corrals at Ders Triangle Three Ranch. Park on east side of road. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, grouse. ACCESS: Across private property owned by Del"s Triangle Three Ranch via 1/2 mile of trail as marked. Foor access only. Horses may be used for packing only. b. COTTONWOOD CREEK From Hayden, go north on Cty. Rd. 80 about I mile to Cty. Rd. 70. Go east 2.8 miles to Cty. Rd. 80 and head north 10.7 miles to the property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and mountain sharp-tailed grouse. ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd. 80. Parking along county road. Foot or horseback only. �26 c. DEEP CREEK From Steamboat Springs. go north on Cty. Rd. 129 for 10 miles to Cty. Rd. 54, then head west 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 56. Go west and south 3 miles to Cty. Rd. 52W, and continue west 2.4 miles to property. (Last 2 miles 4x4only). ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk. deer, grouse. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 56 bisects property. Access by foot or horseback only. d. GRASSY CREEK From Hayden, go east on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles to Cty. Rd. 27; go south approximately 6 miles to the property. ACRES: 340 OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, mountain sharp-tailed grouse, turkeys. ACCESS: No vehicles offCty. Rd. 27. Parking offCty. Rd. 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. e. KING CREEK From Toponas, go 1/2 mile south on Hwy. 131 and turn west on Cty. Rd. 5 about 3 miles, then go south on Cty. Rd. SA for about l mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. RSHING: Cold-water stream fishing. ACCESS: Foot and horseback access from BLM land. f. MAYNARD GULCH From Hayden, go about 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property is north of the highway. ACRES: 724 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. ACCESS: Where Maynard Gulch intersects Hwy. 40 and from the Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area provided; foot or horseback only. g. MORRJSON CREEK From Oak Creek, go south I mile on Hwy. 131 to Cty. Rd. 14. Go east 4 miles to the inlet to Stagecoach Reservoir, and go south on Cty. Rd. 16 for 7 miles. ACRES:640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 16 runs through the property. h. *STOKES GULCH From Hayden, go south on Cty. Rd. 37 to Cty. Rd. 59. ACRES: 1,863 OPEN: Sept. 1-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, waterfowl. ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd. 59. No vehicles off county roads. New for 1995: Opened in 1994, there are 1,020 new acres this year. i. YAMPA RIVER From Hayden, go about 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property is on the south ofHwy.40. �27 ACRES: 1.419 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk. grouse. rabbits. ACCESS: From the Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area available: fool or horseback only. j. *K[NG MOUNTAIN From Toponas, go 6 miles south on Hwy. 131 and 2 miles off the highway 10 the west. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, deer, mountain lions, black bears, small game. Safety Zone: No hunting within a quarter-mile safety zone along the east boundary of the property. ACCESS: From Grimes-Brook Reservoir on the BLM land, follow trail south for I mile. No motorized vehicles. Foot or horseback only. k. *SLEEPING GIANT From Steamboat Springs, go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; turn north on Cly. Rd. 44. AL Cly. Rd. 46, travel 4 miles on Cty. Rd. 46 lo signs al the parking area. ACRES: 400 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING Deer, elk, grouse. ACCESS: Gate and parking lot in northeast comer of property. No motor vehicles. Foot and horseback only. I. *JIMMY DUNN GULCH (partially in Moffat County) From Hayden, go 5 miles north on Hwy. 40 to Roun Cry. Rd. 80. Go north on Cty. Rd. 80, 2.5 miles to property on west side of Cty. Rd. 80. ACRES: 5,238 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. Hunting: Big game, ~mall game. ACCESS: Foot and horseback only. Snowmobile access in late elk seasons will be permined for hunting only. 39. SAGUACHE COUNTY a. OLD WOMAN CREEK From Del None, go north on Hwy. 112 for 3/4 mile; tum left on Rio Grande Cty. Rd. 15. Follow it north and west about 4 miles. Tum right on USFS Rd. 660, travel 6 miles, tum left on USFS Rd. 646 and go I mile to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game. small game. ACCESS: USFS Rd. 646 travels north and south through the property. b. *DALEY GULCH (partially in Gunnison County) From Sargents at USFS Rd. 243 and Hwy. 50. go north approximately 3/4 mile and tum left into the property. ACRES: 644 OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Mule deer. elk, black bears. mountain lions. blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Agate Creek, Brush Creek. Tomichi Creek. ACCESS: Follow above directions and enter the Daley Gulch property at the gravel pit on the west side of Hwy. 50 across from the stale highway barn. Vehicle access through the property on existing USFS Rd. �28 8192 is allowed. Vehicles not allowed off USFS Rd. 8 I 92, except in designated camping or parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. Camping in designated areas only. c. *MARSHALL PASS From Sargents at Hwy. 50 and USFS Rd. 243 (Marshall Pass Rd.), go east on USPS Rd. 243 for 4.5 miles to the property. ACRES: 659 OPEN: Year-round. H UNTING: Mule deer, elk, black bears, mountain Lions, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Marshall and Indian creeks. ACCESS: Property lies on north and south sides of Marshall Pass Rd. Access by vehicle on the Indian Creek Rd. only. Foot and horseback everywhere else. Parking provided at Indian Creek. Parking and camping are allowed at a designated site on Indian Creek. d. * LITTLE LA GARITA CREEK From La Garita, go west on Camero Creek Rd. for 1 mile. then head south at fork on La Garita Rd. for 3 miles. Go west on Forest Rd. 670 (La Garita Creek) for S miles. USFS Rd. 670 to southeast comer or from west on USFS Rd. 670 to southwest comer. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28 for hunting. Year-round for watchable wildlife. HUNTING: Elk, deer, antelope, black bears, mountain lions, cottontail rabbits. squirrels, doves, coyotes, beavers. ACCESS: No off-road use by any motorized vehicles. e. * MOGOTAS ARROYO From Saguache, go south 15 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. L. Go west 4 miles to BLM road that bisects the property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Aug. I5-Feb. 28 for huming. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbits, coyotes. bobcats. f. *SAN JUAN CREEK From Saguache. go south on Hwy. 285 for 6 miles to Saguache Rd. T. Go 2 miles west on Rd. T, then south 1.25 miles to property. ACRES: 3.238 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Aug. I5-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Antelope. elk, mule deer, cottontail and jackrabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: BLM road south offCty. Rd. T. g. *SAN LlJlS CREEK From Moffat. go 5 miles north on Hwy. 17. then east on Saguache Cty. Rd. Z for 1.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Year-round for watchable wildlife. Aug. I5-Feb. 28 for hunting. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope. rabbits. hares. coyotes. ACCESS: Walk-in access only. h. * STEEL CANYON From Villa Grove, go east on Cly. Rd. LL57 (Forest Rd. 970) for 3.5 miles to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN:Year-round for watchable wildlife. Aug. I5-Feb. 28 for hunting. H UNTING: Elk, mule deer, antelope, rabbits. hares. coyotes. ACCESS: Forest Rds. 970 and 988; use only established roads. �29 i. *SAGUACHE CREEK From Moffat, go south 2 mi les on Hwy. 17, which bisects the property and provides several access points west of Saguache Cty. Rd. 0. ACRES: 2,059 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Saguache Cty. Rd. 0 and Hwy. 17. j. *MISHAK LAKES From Moffat, go south 2 miles on Hwy. 17, which bisects the property and provides several access points west of Saguache Cty. Rd. 0. ACRES: 2,567 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer. elk, small game. ACCESS: SaguacheCty. Rd. 0 and Hwy. 17. k. *STONEHOUSE GULCH From Saguache, go 10 miles north on Hwy. 285 to the BLM road to Stonehouse Gulch (across Hwy. 285 from Mineral Hot Springs); go west 1/2 mile, then south 2 miles to property. ACRES: 560 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Elk, mule deer. bighorn sheep. antelope, rabbits. blue grouse. doves. coyotes. furbearers. ACCESS: BLM road south from Noland Gulch loop road. I. *MINERAL HOT SPRINGS From Villa Grove, go south 4 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. GG; go 1/8 mile east to property. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, mule deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Saguache Cty. Rds. GG and 58EE, which bisect the parcel. m. *WERNER ARROYO From Saguache, go south 9 miles on Hwy. 285 to Saguache Cty. Rd. R. Tum east and go 5 miles to Saguache Cty. Rd. 52, then go north 1/2 mile to property. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Aug. 15-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, antelope, waterfowl, rabbits, hares, coyotes, furbearers. ACCESS: Saguache Cty. Rds. Rand 52. No motorized vehicles. 41. SAN MIGUEL COUNTY a. *CARTER PLACE From Naturita, take Hwy. 145 and go east 3-1/2 miles 10 Hwy. 141; go 3.6 miles south on Hwy. 141. turn west on Cry. Rd. HH31 and go 3 miles to dirt road. then go approximately I mile south. ACRES: 320 OPEN: Sept I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Through BLM. Foot or horseback only. b. *POISON SPYDER From Naturita, take Hwy. 141 approximately 15 miles south co Cry. Rd. 29W. Take Cty. Rd. 29W west 1.7 miles from Hwy. 141 on BLM Rd. 4088 and go 2 miles northwest. Turn south on road, and go I mile south. �30 ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. ACCESS: Adjacent to BLM on three sides. 43. WELD COUNTY a. *GREASEWOOD LAKE From Kersey, go 18 miles east on Hwy. 34 to Weld Cly. Rd. 87 (Masters Rd.). Go north and east on Rd. 87 for 14 miles to Cty. Rd. 68. Parking at northeast corner of intersection. ACRES: 640 OPEN: Sept. I -Feb. 28. HUNTING: Antelope, co11ontail rabbits, coyotes, doves, ducks. ACCESS: Walk-in only. 44. YUMA COUNTY a. *SANDY BLUFFS From Idalia, go 8.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. DD at the Arikaree River. ACRES: 2,240 OPEN: Sept. I-Feb. 28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: 3/4 mile north of the Arikaree River on the east side of Yuma Cty. Rd. DD. NEW FOR I 995: Opened in I 994, there are 1,600 new acres in I 995. b. *LANDSMAN CREEK (partially in Kit Carson County) From Burlington, go 18 miles north on Hwy. 385, then go 1/2 mile east on Yuma Cty. Rd. 0. ACRES: 332 OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 1 HUNTING: Deer, turkeys, pheasants, quail, doves, rabbits, coyotes. ACCESS: Foot access only. �31 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROPERTIES 16i. ANTELOPE CREEK - Grand County 34g. ANTERO - Park County 26a. APISHlPA NORTH - Las Animas County 25e. ARROWHEAD- Larimer County 5b. ASPEN RIDGE-Chaffee County I4a. BADGER CREEK - Fremont County 29r. BAKERS PEAK - Moffat County 6a. BAKERVfLLE - Clear Creek County 9a. BEAR GULCH - Custer County 9c. BEDDOWS MOUNTAIN - Custer County 12a. BERRY CREEK - Eagle County 18a. BLACK HAWK - Huerfano County I8b. BLACK MOUNTAfN - Huerfano County I7c. BLACK SAGE PASS - Gunnison County 4a. BLUE LAKES - Bent County 29a. BOSTON FLATS - Moffat County 29b. BOX ELDER - Moffat County 25a. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer County I 6j. CARTER CREEK - Grand County 41 a. CARTER PLACE - San Miguel Counry 29c. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat County 29p. CEDARS - Moffat County 25b. CHEROKEE PARK - Larimer County 38a. CLARK - Routt County I4h. CODY PARK - Fremont County 19a. COHAGEN - Jackson County 29m. COLD SPRINGS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County I6g. COPPER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 38b. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt County 29d. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 39b. DALEY GULCH - Saguache County 38c. DEEP CREEK - Roun Counry 34b. DEER CREEK- Park County I4b. DEER HAVEN - Fremont County 34c. DICK'S PEAK- Park County 14c. DIRTY GULCH - Fremont County 17a. EAST BEA VER CREEK - Gunnison County 16k. EAST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County I9b. EAST DELANEY BlITTE LAKE - Jackson County 34e. ELEVEN MILE - Park County 19c. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson County 29s. ELK SPRINGS - Moffat County 26b. FLATTOP BUTTE - Las Animas County I4d. FLORENCE - Fremont County 27b. FORD BRIDGE - Logan County I l a. FOUR MILE - Douglas County 6b. GOLDEN WATERSHED - Clear Creek County l4i. GRAPE CREEK - Fremont County 38d. GRASSY CREEK- Routt County 29n. GREASEWOOD - Moffat County 43a. GREASEWOOD LAKE - Weld County 29e. HARPER HlLL - Moffat County 34d. HARTSEL - Park County 32a. 1--IlGBEE CANYON - Otero County �32 19d. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson County 29u. JEFFWA Y GULCH - Moffat County 381. JIMMY DUNN GULCH - Rouu County 191. JOHNNY MOORE MOUNTAIN - Jackson County I 9e. KEMP ORAW - Jackson County 38c. KING CREEK - Roun County 38j. KlNG MOUNfAIN - Routt County 7a. LA JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos County 44b. LANDSMAN CREEK- Yuma County 9b. LAP£N CREEK - Custer County 5a. LITTI..E COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee County 16h. UTTI..E H.O. -Grand County 39d. LITTLE LA GAR1TA CREEK - Saguache County I Sc. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huerfano County 290. LITTLE SNAKE- Moffat County I9m. MACFARLANE RESERVOrR - Jackson County 39c. MARSHALL PASS - Saguache County 29q. MAYBELL - Moffat County 38f. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt County 16a. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT-Grand County I6b. MCDOLE PARK - Grand County 16c. MILK CREEK - Grand County 391. MlNERAL HOT SPRINGS - Saguache County 39j. MTSHAK LAKES - Saguache County 39e. MOGOTAS ARROYO - Saguache County 29f. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat County 29g. MORAPOS - Moffat County 38g. MORRISON CREEK - Routt County 34h. MUD SPRINGS - Park County 19n. NORTH PLATIE - Jackson County 39a. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache County I 9f. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson County 7c. PINON HlLLS - Conejos County 41 b. POJSON SPYDER- San Miguel County 29h. POLE GULCH - Moffat County 5c. PONCHA PASS -Chaffee County 25c. POUDRE RNER - Larimer County I9g. RABBIT EARS-Jackson County 7b. RAHADERO CANYON - Conejos County 29j. RATTLESNAKE HILL - Moffat County 19h. RED CANYON - Jackson County 27a. RED LION RANCH - Logan County 34a. SADDLE MOUNTAIN - Park County 39i. SAGUACHE CREEK - Saguache County 39f. SAN JUAN CREEK- Saguache County 39g. SAN LUlS CREEK - Saguache County 19i. SAND CREEK - Jackson County 3a. SAND CREEK SOUTH - Baca County 44a. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma County 18d. SCHULTl CANYON - Huerfano County I 4e. SHORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont County 38k. SLEEPING GlANT - Routt County I Bf. SOUTH MIDDLE CREEK - Huerfano County 29i. SOUTH NIPPLE RlM - Moffat County I2b. SQUAW CREEK - Eagle County 3b. STATE LINE - Baca County 39h. STEEL CANYON - Saguache County 25d. STEINHOFF HILL - Larimer County 38h. STOKES GULCH - Routt County �33 39k. STONEHOUSE GULCH - Saguache County 14f. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 14g. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 19j. TAYLOR ORA W - Jackson County 291. TEMPLE CANYON - Moffat County 57. THORNBURG DRAW - Moffat County 34f. THREE MILE MOUNTAIN - Parle County 19k. THREE SISTERS - Jackson County 17b. TOLLGATE - Gunnison County 17d. TOMICH! DOME- Gunnison County 291. TRIANGLE - Moffat County 16d. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH -Grand County I 3a. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso County 30a. WEBER CANYON - Montezuma County 31 a. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan County 39m. WERNER ARROYO - Saguache County 16e. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County 12c. WHlSKEY CREEK - Eagle County l6f. WCNDY RIDGE - Grand County I 8e. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano County 34i. WORMER GULCH - Parle County 38i. YAMPA RIVER - Routt County �34 State Lands Open Aug. 15 thro ugh Feb. 28 County Property Name ............................................... Acres Moffat Pole Gulch ...................................................... 11.026 Cedars ..................................................................640 Bakers Peak ................................................... 12,393 Saguache Greasewood .....................................................3,5 I 8 Saguache Creek ................................................4,626 M ishak Lakes....................................................2,567 Stonehouse Gulch ................................................560 Mineral Hot Springs ............................................640 Werner Arroyo .....................................................480 Mogo1as Arroyo...................................................320 San Juan Creek .................................................3,238 San Luis Creek.....................................................640 Steel Canyon ........................................................640 State Litnds Open Sept 1 through Feb. 28 County Property Name ...............................................Acres Baca State Line .............................................................496 Chaffee Little Cochetopa Creek........................................640 Sand Creek South ................................................319 Aspen Ridge ........................................................542 Poncha Pass .........................................................360 Clear Creek Bakerville.............................................................640 Conejos Rahadero Canyon ................................................673 Pinon Hills ...........................................................640 Custer Douglas Eagle Lapin Creek .........................................................640 Four Mile .............................................................360 Berry Creek..........................................................640 Whiskey Creek ....................................................602 El Paso Turkey Track Ranch .........................................8.887 Fremont Badger Creek ...................................................5. 112 Diny Gulch ..........................................................640 Shon Creek Baldy ...............................................640 Stoney Face Mountain .........................................640 Grand Middle Caner-Gunsight ...................................5.019 Middle Park ......................................................3.566 Milk Creek ...................................................... 10,455 Troublesome Valley Ranch .................................876 West Caner Mountain ......................................2.360 Windy Ridge ........................................................880 Copper Mountain .................................................640 L ittle H.O.............................................................640 Antelope Creek ................................................. 1,240 Caner Creek ...................................................... 1.30 I East Caner Mountain........................................ 1,794 �35 Gunnison Huerfano Jackson Larimer Las Animas Moffat TollgaLe ................................................................670 Tomichi Dome.....................................................640 Wolf Springs ........................................................640 Cohagen ............................................................2,377 Indian Creek.........................................................640 Johnny Moore Mountain ..................................7 ,671 Kemp Draw..........................................................520 Owl Mountain......................................................640 Red Canyon .........................................................640 Sand Creck ........................................................4,998 Taylor Draw.........................................................320 MacFarlane Reservoir .........................................640 Bull Mountain ......................................................640 Cherokee Park................................................... I ,480 Poudre River .....................................................2,877 Steinhoff Hill ......................................................480 Arrowhead ..........................................................200 Apishipa North ................................................. 1,880 Flattop Buue .....................................................2,052 Box Elder .............................................................627 Cedar Springs ......................................................640 Cold Springs Mountain ..................................26,829 Cross Mountain ...................................................640 Harper Hill ...........................................................640 Monument Butte ..................................................653 Morapos ...............................................................640 Rattlesnake Hill ...................................................640 Thornburg Draw ..................................................640 Triangle ................................................................748 Little Snake ..........................................................640 Elk Springs........................................................ 1,280 Temple Canyon ...................................................637 Morgan Montezuma Otero Park Jeffway Gulch ......................................................640 Weldon Valley ..................................................3,040 WeberCanyon .....................................................461 Higbee Canyon ....................................................640 Antero ..................................................................385 Mud Springs .....................................................6,097 Wormer Gulch .....................................................640 Saddle Mountain..................................................640 Deer Creek ...........................................................320 Routt Dick's Peak ..........................................................640 Hartse! ..................................................................420 Eleven Mile..........................................................324 Three Mile Mountain........................................ 1,280 Clark.....................................................................640 Cottonwood Creek ...............................................640 Deep Creek ..........................................................320 Maynard Gulch ....................................................724 �36 San Miguel Saguache Weld Yuma Morrison ..............................................................640 Stokes Gulch ..................................................... 1,863 King M ountain .....................................................640 Sleeping Giant .....................................................400 Jimmy Dunn Gulch ..........................................5,238 Carter Place..........................................................320 Poison Spyder ......................................................320 Old Woman Creek ...............................................640 Little La Garica Creek..........................................640 Greasewood Lake ................................................640 Sandy Bluffs .....................................................2,240 State Lands Open Sept 1 through May 31 County Property Name ...............................................Acres Clear Creek Golden Watershed ...............................................480 Custer Bear Gulch ...........................................................640 Beddows Mountain..............................................560 Fremont Florence ...............................................................640 Grape Creek ...................................................... 1,280 Table Mountain .............................................. 10,416 Cody Park ......................................................... 1,560 Huerfano Black Hawk ...................................................... 1,511 Black Mountain ...................................................640 Little Sheep Mountain .........................................640 Schultz Canyon ....................................................960 South Middle Crcek.............................................585 Ford Bridgc ..........................................................280 Red Lion Ranch ...................................................640 Gra~sy Creek........................................................340 Logan Routt Yuma Landsman Creek ..................................................332 �37 State Lands Open Year-Round County Property Name ...............................................Acres Bent Clear Creek Conejos Fremont Eagle Gunnison Jackson Larimer Moffat Routt Saguache BlueLakes ........................................................3,110 Bakerville .............................................................320 Golden Watershed .............................................. .480 La Jara .............................................................31,393 Pinon Hills ...........................................................640 Deer Haven ..........................................................640 Grape Creek...................................................... 1,280 Badger Creek ....................................................5, 112 Squaw Creek ........................................................272 East Beaver Creek ...............................................640 Black Sage Pass ...................................................415 Tomichi Dome .....................................................640 Elk Mountain ....................................................2,839 Rabbit Ears........................................................4,948 Three Sisters ..................................................... 1,523 East Delaney Butte Lake .....................................640 Johnny Moore Mountain ..................................7,67 1 North Platte .......................................................... I52 Poudre River .....................................................2,876 Boston Flats ......................................................... I03 Maybell .............................................................9,208 South Nipple Rim ........................................... 11 ,722 Cold Springs Mountain ..................................26,829 King Creek ...........................................................640 Daley Gulch .........................................................640 Marshall Pass .......................................................659 Little LaGarita Creek...........................................640 Mogotas Arroyo ...................................................320 San Juan Creek .................................................3,238 San Luis Creek.....................................................640 Steel Canyon ........................................................640 �38 ---------;: / ~-,r::..-rM Of FAT RO •• 0 . ~ • . 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Trinidad t::::::1\ ~ J �45 ------::::::- .·· .. :::... . ...... · •--·• f :. ...... , .....,_.,.... ' J ·····- ......... I ....... .. ...... r---1 --' Springfield BACA �46 STATE TRUST PROPERTY MAPS The Division of Wildlife has made available maps of each state 1rusI parcel open for wildlife recreation. The maps were prepared by volunteers 10 help you locate the properties. The maps can be ordered via mail for a small fee to cover postage and handling. . Here's a list for you to use in preparing an order form. Property numbers generally are the same ones used throughout this brochure. However. some maps contain more than one property. Propertie..~ with an asterisk are combined with those indicated on the lfat. 3a. Sand Creek South 3b. State Linc 4a. Blue Lakes Sa. Little Cochetopa Creek, includes Poncha Pass Sb Aspen Ridge * Poncha Pass, combined with Little Cochetopa Creek; use Sa. 6a. Bakerville 6b. Golden Watershed 7a. La Jara Reservoir 7b. Rahadero Canyon 7c. Pinon Hills 9a. Bear Gulch 9b. Lapin Creek 9c. Beddows Mountain I la. Four Mile I2a. Berry Creek I2b. Squaw Creek I2c. Whiskey Creek I 3a. Turkey Track Ranch I4a. Badger Creek I4b. Deer Haven I4c. Diny Gulch I4d. Florence l 4e. Short Creek Baldy I4f. Stoney Face Mountain I4g. Table Mountain I4h. Cody Park I4i. Grape Creek t 6a. Middle Carter-Gunsight I 6b. M iddle Park I 6c. Milk Creek, includes West Carter Mountain 16d. Troublesome Valley Ranch * West Caner Mountain. combined with Milk Creek; use I6c. 16f. Windy Ridge I 6g. Copper Mountain 16h. Little H.O. 16i. Antelope Creek 16j. Carter Creek I 6k. East-Carter Mountain 17a. East Beaver Creek I7b. Tollgate 17c. Black Sage Pass 17d. Tomichi Dome I Sa. Black Hawk, includes Schultz Creek I 8b. Black Mountain 18c. Little Sheep Mountain * Schultt Canyon, combined with Black Hawk; use I8a. I 8e. Wolf Springs I8f. South Middle Creek I9a. Cohagen, includes Kemp Draw 19b. East Delaney Butte Lake. includes Red Canyon I9c. Elk Mountain 19d. I ndian Creek, includes Owl Mountain and Taylor Draw * Kemp Draw, combined with Cohagen: use I9a. * Owl Mountain. combined with Indian Creek; use I9d. I9g. Rabbit Ears * Red Canyon, combined with East Delaney Butte; use I9b. l 9i. Sand Creek * Taylor Draw. combined with Indian Creek; use 19d. I9k. Three Sisters 191. Johnny Moore Mountain I9m. MacFarlane Reservoir I9n. North Platte 2Sa. Bull Mountain 2Sb. Cherokee Park 2Sc. Poudre River 2Sd. Steinhoff Hill 2Se. Arrowhead 26a. Apishipa North 26b. Flanop Bulle 27a. Red Lion Ranch 27b. Ford Bridge 29a. Boston Flats, includes Triangle 29b. Box Elder 29c. Cedar Springs 29d. Cross Mountain 29e. Harper Hill 29f. Monument Butte 29g. Morapos 29h. Pole Gulch 29i. South Nipple Rim 29j. Rattlesnake Hill �47 29k. Thornburg Draw * Triangle, combined with Boston Flats; use 29a. 29m. Cold Springs Mountain 29n. Greasewood 290. Little Snake 29p. Cedars 29q. Maybell 29r. Bakers Peak 29s. Elk Springs 29L Temple Canyon 29u. Jeffway Gulch 30a. Weber Canyon 31a. Weldon Valley 32a. Higbee Canyon 34a. Saddle Mountain 34b. Deer Creek 34c. Dick's Peak 34d. Hartsel 34e. Eleven Mile 34f. Three Mile Mountain 34g. Antero 34h. Mud Springs 34i. Wormer Gulch 38a. Clark 38b. Cottonwood Creek, includes Deep Creek * Deep Creek, combined with Cottonwood Creek; use 38b. 38d. Grassy Creek 38e. King Creek 38f. Maynard Gulch 38g. Morrison Creek 38h. Stokes Gulch 38i. Yampa River 38j. King Mountain 38k. Sleeping Giant 381. Jimmy Dunn Gulch 39a. Old Woman Creek 39b. Daley Gulch 39c. Marshall Pass 39d. Little La Garita Creek 39e. Mogotas Arroyo 39f. San Juan Creek 39g. San Luis Creek 39h. Steel Canyon 39i. Saguache Creek 39j. Mishak Lakes 39k. Stonehouse Gulch 391. Mineral Hot Springs 39m. Werner Arroyo 41a. Carter Place 41b. Poison Spyder 43a. Greasewood Lake 44a. Sandy Bluffs 44b. Landsman Creek �r-:-----------, State Trust Land Map Order Form Name_ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ lirst Ml last Address_ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ City_ __ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ State_ _ __ Zip._ __ To order maps, check box in front of the number that corresponds with the desired property. To order the complete set of maps check .. All ... To order maps for just the new properties. check "I 995 only:· ..J 3a. ..J Jb. ,.J 4a. ...I Sa. ..J ."ib. ..J 6a. J 6b. ...J 7a. ..J 7b. .J 7c. ..I 9a. ..J 9b. CJ 9c. ..J I la. .J 12a. .J 12h. .J I 2l'. J 1.1a. J I -fa. .J 14h. ..J 14c. .J 14d. 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I I I I I I I ..J )l)lJS . you are ordering only specific map,. count the number of choices you checked and compute your co~t: I X $0.25 = 1 1:-:uml>:rol ~1,,r-> re.", ul ~lar 1 + $2.00 = tM'"hng) IT,11.ill 1f you checked --1995 only.. to order ju,1 the new properucs entlo~c $ I 0 (includes mailing and handling). If you checked "All.. to order all current map~. cnclrn.e $20 (include~ mailing aml handling). Enclose check or money order payable 10 Colorado 0111doors and mail 10: Colorado Outtloo~ magalinc 6060 Broadway enver. CO 80216 1 I I l! ----------- I .J �COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 Telephone (303) 297-1192 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aa0e00c21b0049798de2f0571e96d54a.pdf 7b697ee0f2e5a70635dcff021e455947 PDF Text Text STATE TRUST LANDS St•pple•••c••t to the <1olo••a,do Wildlife P•·ope•·t")T Di ■·C"eto1·;1· Open Only for Wildlife-Related Recreation Most properties open from Sept. 1, 1994 - Feb. 28, 1995 (See list of individual properties in this brochure for details.) Printed for free distribution by the COL ORA DO DrV ISION OF W ILDLIFE Depanment of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 Telephone (303) 297-1192 �WELCO!'vlE TO STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN TO WILDLIFERELATED RECREATION! The Division of Wildlife and 1he State Land Board are working 10 open new lands for wildlife-rela1ed recreation - fishing, hunting and watchable wildlife. As grazing leases expire, or witll the agreement of currem lease-holder:-.. \late lf\Jst lands will open throughou1 1he state 10 wildlife recrea.tionist:;. These lands will provide much-needed recreational opportunities. and Ille number of acres available should grow each year. Not all state trust lands will be open to the public, however. Those properties that are open for wildlife recreation are described in this brochure and will have signs posted for public access. Permission to enter any other state trust lllnds must be obtained from the lessee. This brochure identifies 74 properties now open, more man 150,000 acres in all. Many more acres of land may be open in the fumre. Wildlift' recreationists are urged to respect the rights of other users and le~secs on !he properties so that these lands can remain open in the future. Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO OIVISION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resource~ 6060 Broadway. Denver. CO 8021 fi (303) 297-1192 TELEPHONE DEVICE FOR THE DEAF AND JlEA.RlNG IMPAIRED (TDD): Denver HcaJquaners (303) 291-7417: Central Region (303) 291-7230 Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mountain Time The Wildlife Commission approved this year· s selection~ for Stale Trust Land~ al 11s May meeting. WILDUFE COMMISSIONERS: Thomas M. Eve, chair: Louis Swift. vice chair: Arnold Salazar. secretary: Rev. Jesse Langs1on Boyd. Jr., member; Eldon W. Cooper, member; Rebecca L. Frank, member: William R. Hcgberg. mi::mber: Mark LeValley. member. The Division of Wildlife is fundetl by sales of hunling and fishing license.~. interest earned on those ~nle~ and donations. T he Division abo receives a portion of federal excise taxes on 1he sale of hunting and fhhing equipment. The Division does not receive stale ta,x revenues. The Coloradll Division of Wildlife of !he Department of Natural Resources prohibilS <.liscrimination on 1he basis of race. color, religion. sex, national origin and disabilities in all aspec1s of employment ant.I public participation in its programs and services. For inforn,aiion or 10 regis1cr a complain!. contal:1 the Colorado Division of Wildlife, 6060 Bmadway, Denver, CO 80216, or call 1303) 297-1192 Published July 1994 - 200,000 copies Publications Code: DOW-1-12-94 Printed by Eastwood Printing, Denver, CO YOU CAN HHP STOP POACHING' \,'/f &) OPERATION GAME TRlEF Report an} wildlife violalll>n by calling 1-800-332-4155 (toll-free sta1cwide) or 295-0164 in 1hc Denver :trea. For out-of-state calb on violation~ of Colorado wildlife laws, nonreMllcms can call I-800-800-WARDEN. This toll-free number is handled by the National Anti-Poaching Foundation. l nc. of Colorado Springs. Colo. It will forward all calls m the Colora<.lo Operation Game Thief program for investigation. _ ) (..1'1n,o•• llO'tf ,~ H �2 WHAT ARE STATE TRUST LANDS? State trust lands were given to the state by the federal government when Colorado was granted statehood in 1876. Revenues from rents, royalties and land sales go to benefit the state's K-12 public schools and several other smaller trusts. The trust lands total· nearly 3 million surface acres and 4 million acres of subsurface mineral rights. Since the trust lands are managed to generate revenue for public schools and to preserve long-term productivity and value, the lands are not all open for public use. Most of the state trust lands a,e leased to private parties,.and access is controlled by those lessees. In 1992, the State Land Board adopted a multiple-use access policy, which means certain properties may be open to the public for wildlife•related recreation. • The State Land Board and the Division of Wildlife have agreed to select about 500,000 acres of trust lands with the best wildlife values to be opened for public ·use over a I0-year period. The Division will' pay for this opportunity, using hunting and fishing license fees. The Land Board will use that money to help finance public schools in Colorado. EXCHANGE OF USE In some cases, wildlife and wildlife recreationists benefit by what's called an exchange of use. The exchanges involve trust lands and nearby • private lands. Two exchanges have occurred in Jackson and Larimer counties. However, all properties listed in this brochure are open for wildlife-related recreation regardless of whether they are trust lands or exchanged lands. GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR ALL DMSION OF WILDLIFE-CONTROLLED PJ{OPERTIES, INCLUDING STATE TRUST LANDS (The laws and regulations contained in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended to be used only as a guide. The official statutes and regulations that govern hunting and fishing are available for viewing at Division offices.) Except as specifically authorized by contractual agreement, official document, public notice, permit or by posted sign, the following activities - are prohibited on all lands, waters, the frozen surface of waters, rights-ofway, buHdifiks and other structures or devices owned, operated or under the administrative control of the Division of Wildlife: I. To enter, use or occupy any area for any purpose when posted against such entry, use or occupancy. 2. To enter, use or occupy any area for any commercial purpose or to conduct land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations of any kind. • 3. To operate any form of vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on publicly maintained roads or within designated camping or parking areas. All motor vehicles and operators must comply with Colorado motor vehicle operation statutes and regulations. 4. To operate a motor vehicle in excess of posted speed limits or in excess of. 25 miles per hour where not posted. 5. To leave a camp, pitched tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended for more than 48 hours, or to camp or to park a travel trailer or camper on any area more than 14 days in any 45-day period. 6. To build, erect or establish any permanent structure or to plant any vegetation. Only portable blinds or tree stands and steps may be erected by the public on thest: areas. No nails may be driven into trees. Man-made materials used for blinds or tree stands must be removed within IO days �3 after the end of the season in which they are used. 7. To remove, modify, adjust, deface, destroy or mutilate any building, structure, water control device, fence, gate, poster, notice, sign, survey or section marker, tree, shrub or other vegetation or any object of archaeological, geological or historical value or interest. 8. To litter in any form, to leave fish, fish entrails, human excrement, waste water, containers or other trash or toxic substance on any area or to bring any household or commercial trash or toxic substance to Divisioncontrolled area for disposal, or to dump trailer waste into any sanitary facility. 9. To set or build a fire without ways to prevent its spreading or to leave a fire unattended. 10. To release or allow livestock to graze or range on any area, except that horses, mules, llamas and burros may be used when in direct association with wildlife recreational activities. 11. To release or permit dogs, cats or other domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash) on any area e'lccept dogs lawfully usecJ while actively hunting, training dogs for hunting or during Division-authorized field oials. 12. To possess, use or apply explosives, poisons, herbicides, insecticides or other pesticides. . 13. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 14. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, at anchor, moored or docked unattended overnight except in areas designated for that purpose. , 15. To fish from Division-controlled boat ramps or boat docks when in conflict with boaters or as posted. 16. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with The aid of diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks except in waters where swimming is permitted, when location is properly identified by a "divers down flag" and whey the scuba diver has a valid S.C.U.8.A. diver's certificate issued by a recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. To engage in disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, drunkenness or abusive language. 18. To use air~ or gas-inflated floating devices as transportation on or across water unless the device is of multi-compartment construction and has a rigid motor mount for those devices propelled by gasoline or elecoic motors: Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to designated swimming areas. 19. To promote, sponsor or conduct boat regattas or other nonwildlifeoriented group activities. 20. To land any aircraft. 21 .. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on the water overnight. 22. To swim except in designated waters or in specifically authorized water-contact activities. 23. To discharge a firearm or bow within designated parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. To fish in fish rearing ponds or raceways on any Division property. 25. To fail to leave a property when ordered by authorized Division of Wildlife personnel for a violation of any of the above or any other law of the state. ,. . �4 SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR STATE TRUST LANDS I . Public use is allowed Sept. I through Feb. 28, unless otherwise specified. . 2. Properties are open to the public only during daylight hours except where camping is allowed'. 3. Many areas are restricted to foot or horseback travel. Motorized vehicles, where allowed, must stay on publicly maintained roads. 4. No use of buildings, equipment and posted safety zones surrounding facilities is allowed. 5. Camping and fires are prohibited except in specificall)I designated areas. 6. Camping will be permitted vnly on the La Jara property in Conejos County, in Grand County along the Chimney Rock corridor of the Middle Carter and West Carter tracts, on the Deer Haven property in Fremont County, on the Monument Butte property in Moffat County in the parking lot at the south end off county road, at East Beaver Creek in Gunnison County and at East Delaney Butte in Jackson County. LIMITS OF PUBLIC USE I. The director of the Division of Wildlife may establish and enforce a limit on public use of any Division property for a period not to exceed 60 days. The director will use the following criteria when establishing limits: a. The location and size of the area. ' b. The location, type and condition of roads, vehicle parking areas and the number ~d type of sanitary facilities available. c. The number of users the area will tolerate without significant degradation to wildlife resoukes, and public or private property. d. To ensure public safety, health and welfare. 2. Whenever a limitation is exercised, the areas involved will be posted indicating the number of people permitted there. It is unlawful to enter an area posted as being fully occupied or after being advised by an offiJer of the Division that the area is full. 3. The Division may waive these restrictions for daytime use during a specified time for organized, supervised groups whose numbers exceed the limitations set forth. Written approval must first be obtained from the appropriate Divisi•on regional manager. ASK FIRST! It is illegal to hunt or fish on private land in Colorado without first obtaining the landowner's permission. It is the recreationist's responsibility to know whether the land is private. A landowner does not have to post or fence the land. State Land Board properties open to wildlife-related recreation have signs marking their boundaries. �5 INFORMATION NUMBERS Need information on hunting and fishing seasons? Call the phone numbers listed below for up-to-date recordings of season dates and other pertinent information: 1 Deer, Elk and Antelope ................................................................291-7529 Hunter Education Classes ............................................................291-7530 Small Game ...................................................................................291-7546 Upland Game/furkey .......................... '. .......................................291-7547 Waterfowl.. ...................................................................................29 I-7548 Camping .......................................................................................29 I-7532 Maps ..................... ,.......................................................................29 I-7540 Watchable Wildlife ......................................................................291-7518 General Fishing Information ....................................................... 29 I-7533 Stocking Report ...........................................................................291-7531 Fishing Condition Reports: Metro Denver and Foothills .................................................... 291-7535 Northeastern Colorado ............................................................ 291-7536 Northwestern Colorado ..................................~ ........................ 291-7537 Southeastern Colorado ............................................................ 291-7538 Southwestern Colorado ........................................................... 29 I-7539 These recordings are available 24 hours a day and are Denver-area numbers. For a list of all recordings, call (303) 291-7299. LOOK FOR SIGNS LIKE THESE ON STATE TRUST LANDS OPEN TO WILDLIFE-RELATED RECREATION.• Signs are printed with black letters on white backgrounds. a STATE TRUST LAND a ~ RULES • • PubllD un far wffdllfa rslahd rsaraatlaa la allawed Year•Rauad daring darllght hours. • Matarlml nlllclt use la reatrli:tad ta 1111hllc ruad1. • Uttering, Calllplag, g Rm are PAblblllld. • Na 1119 al buffdlnDI, BQUIPlllBIII. g nfaty IODII llll!Hadlag aucb !Hlllll11 la affond. PLEASE DO NOT ABUSE YOUR PRMLEGE TO ENJOY STATE TRUST lANDS. REVERSE FRONT •SfATE TRUSf LAND• A ~ WILDLIFE AREA ~ BOUNDARY ~ SEASONAL ACCESS ONLY • • ~ • PRIVATE PROPERTY • BEHIND THIS SIGN DO NOT ENTER • WITHOUT PERMISSION• The revetS8 of Iha 1111118 trusl land Signs will Identify private pn:lROrtles bounder1es. �6 State Trust Lands Open for Wildlif~-Related Recreation I Properties are listed by county. Unless otherwise indicated. these properties are open Sept. I, 1994 to Feb. 28, 1995. There are opportunities for watching wildlife on fill properties. BENT COUNTY I. BLUE LAKES From Las Animas take Cty. Rd. 10, north 11 miles to the property (3,110 acres). OPEN: Year-round. 'HUNTING: Antelope, deer, waterfowl, upland game. FISHING: Warm-water lake. POINTS OF ACCESS: Bent Cty. Rd. 10 north from Las Animas 11 miles. CHAFFEE COUNTY 2. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK From Poncha Spgs. take Hwy. 50 west 2.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 210, then south 4.5 miles to the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POINT OF ACCESS: Foot or horseback only; no motorized vehicles. CONEJOS COUNTY 3. LA JARA RESERVOIR From La Jara go west on Hwy. 15, I0.5 miles to USFS Rd. 240 approximately 23-miles to the property (31,393 acres). " OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING~ Deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear. mtn. lion, small game. FISHING: Lake, three cold-water streams. CUSTER COUNTY 4. BEAR GULCH From Westcliffe go 10 miles east on Hwy. 96 to Cty. Rd. 271, then I mile north to the property (640 acres). OPEN: Sept.I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbits, squirrels, turkeys. 5. LAPIN CREEK From Westcliffe go 8 miles southeast on Hwy. 69 to Airport Rd., east on Airport Rd. 6 miles (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope. POINTS OF ACCESS: Through BLM land on west from Hwy. 69 and from north out of San Isabel National Forest. No vehicular access; foot or horseback only. • DOUGLAS COUNTY 6.FOURMILE From Woodland Park take Hwy. 67 north I 1.5 miles to the town of Westcreek, tum south on Cty. Rd. 73 for 0.7 of a mile, tum west on Cty. Rd. 68 for 2 miles, tum north on USFS Rd. 523 for 4.6 miles (360 acres). HUNTING: Deer, rabbits, blue grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: USFS Rd. 523 runs through the property. Maintain a safety zone of 150 yards around existing structures. �7 7. LAKE GULCH From Castle Rock take Plum Creek Parkway east 1.2 miles to Lake Gulch Rd., tum south and go 5.6 miles to Garton Rd. Tum south and go 1.1 miles to the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Antelope, deer, coyote, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Along the east side of South Lake Gulch Rd., approximately I00 yards south of the corrals (on the west side of the road). Hunting on the west side is restricted to small game with shotguns and .22-caliber firearms. EAGLE COUNTY 8. BERRY CREEK From Vail take I-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards), go north to the entrance of Singletree, west to USFS Rd. 778, go approximately I mile and take first left after cattleguard, follow road 2.5 miles to property (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, blue grouse, rabbits, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: Several 4WD roads run through property. Property is surrounded by USFS land. 9. SQUAW CREEK From Vail take I-70 west to Exit 163 (Edwards), go south to stoplight, turn west on Hwy. 6, go 2 miles to road and bridge over Eagle River. Tract continues I mile west from here (272.12 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: This property is closed to hunting and discharge of firearms. FISHING: Cold-water stream. POINTS OF ACCESS: Road and bridge over Eagle River; parking area and access point. Squaw Creek Rd. and intersection of Hwy. 6, parking area and access point. Walk-in access only. 10. WHISKEY CREEK From Vail go west on I-70, take Exit 171, go 0.5 mile west. Property is on the south side of 1-70 (602.23 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, blue grouse, rabbits, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: Parking available at USFS office at Meadow Mountain (off 1-70 Exit 171, 0.25 mile east). EL PASO COUNTY 11. TURKEY TRACK RANCH From Fountain go north approximately 14 miles on Squirrel Creek Rd. This road and Peyton Hwy. border the property (8,887 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. _ POINTS OF ACCESS: Park in designated parking area. Walk in from there. Q. $ FREMONT COUNTY 12. BADGER CREEK From Cotopaxi go approximately 21 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12, then west approximately I mile on BLM road (839.30 acres). OPEN: Year-round for fishing; SepJ. I-Feb. 28 for all other uses. HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep. FISHING: Cold-water stream. 13. DEER HA VEN From Canon Ci_ty go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9, go approximately 9 miles north to Cty. Rd. 11, turn right, 5.2 miles on Cty. Rd. 11 to Deer Haven Rd., right on Deer Haven Rd., .8 miles to Thompson Mtn. Rd., turn right, .7 miles to end of road (640 acres). OPEN: Year-round. �8 HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Swrounded by BLM land; no motor vehicle access; foot or horseback only. 14. DIRTY GULCH . , From Cotopaxi go approximately 5.5 miles north on Qy. Rd. 12 (640 acres). HUNTING: Mule deer. 15. FLORENCE From Canon City take Hwy. 61 southeast 13 miles to Cty. Rd. 15, which goes west to Florence Picnic Area, adjacent to property (640 acres). OPEN: Sept.I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion; rabbits, squirrels, turkeys, blue grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 15 to Florence Picnic Area. Walk-in access through national forest land (approximately 0.25 mile). 16. SHORT CREEK BALDY From Cotopaxi go west on Hwy. 50 approximately 6 miles to Kerr Gulch Rd.; go southwest about 5 miles to the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Mule deer, elk, mountain lion. 17. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN From Cotopaxi go approximately 17 miles north on Cty. Rd. 12 (640 acres)._ • HUNTING: Mule deer, elk. POINTS OF ACCESS: From Cty. Rd. 12 and adjacent BLM land. Vehicles restricted to main road; other access by foot or on horseback. 18. TABLE MOUNTAIN From the intersection of Hwy. 115 and Academy Blvd. In Colorado Springs, go -18 miles south on Hwy. 115 (10,416 acres). OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bear, mountain lion, rabbits, doves, turkeys, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: Gate 18 miles south of Hwy. 115 and Acad~my Blvd. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lots. GRAND COUNTY 19. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT Northwest sector: From Kremmling: take Hwy. 40, 14 miles west to Qy. Rd. 27. Southeast sector: From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40, IO miles west to Cty. Rd. 25, 0.5 mile east to Cty. Rd. 26, east approximately 5 miles. (5,019 acres). , HUNTING: Big game, small game. 0 POINTS OF ACCESS: Chimney Rock Rd. (C(o/. Rd. 27) accesses northwest section; Gunsight Rd. (Cty. Rd. 26) accesses southeast section. Some areas restricted to foot or horseback. CAUTION: Roads are highly erodible, and care is advisi:d during wet weather. 20. MIDDLE PARK From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, go 2 miles west to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100), approximately 15 miles to Buffalo Park, USFS Rd. 131 east at Buffalo Park, follow signs (3,566 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Through Buffalo Park on USFS Rd. 131. Parking along road .4 mile beyond east Buffalo Park gate. Access by foot or on horseback east to boundary. �9 21. MILK CREEK From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west 6 miles to Hwy. 134, go 2 miles west to Red Dirt Rd. (USFS Rd. 100), north 15 miles to Buffalo Park. then east on USFS Rd. 131. follow signs (-UOO acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: South access: USFS Rd. 131 goes 3.1 miles beyond gate east of Buffalo Park. ending at locked gate. Follow signs to north und east. Access by foot and horseback only. North access: South along ridge approximately 3 miles west of Hwy. 40 on Cty. Rd. 184. RESTRlCTlONS: Use restricted to Milk Creek drainage. 22. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH From Kremmling. take Hwy. 40 east 5 miles 10 Cty. Rd. 2, north approximately 9 miles to Cly. Rd. 24 rum right. enter Bighorn Park subdivision turnoff. Access through BLM or off this road (876.14 acres). HUNTING: Elk. deer, rabbits. coyote, grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Most public access offCty. Rds. 2 and 24, adjacent BLM land and the Bighorn Park subdivision. Foot or horseback only. 23. WEST CARTER MOUNTAfN From Kremmling, take Hwy. 40 west approximately 14 miles. tum east on Cty. Rd. 27 (Chimney Rock Rd.). Acce~s begins 1.5 mile, ea,t of Hwy. 40 (2.360 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Foot and hor~eback access only through gates m Indian Pass tract, west side of Caner Mountain and at Badger Creel... Motor vehicle use by permit (for handicapped only) on Badger Creek tract. Some areas restricted 10 foot or horseback. 24. WINDY RJDGE From Kremmling. go west 22 miles on Hwy. 40 (Diamond Creel.. crossing). west approximately 2 miles on Cty. Rd. I 84 (880 acres). HUNTING: Big game. small game. CAUTION: Road, are highl) erodible. and care i, advised in wc1 we.Uher. GUNNISON COUNTY 25. EAST BEA VER CREEK From Almont. take USFS Rd. 742 for 6 miles northeast to USFS Rd. 586. turn south 3 miles to the property (640 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big Game. small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream. POINTS OF ACCESS: USFS Rd. 586. Camping is allowed HUERFANO COUNTY 26. BLACK HAWK From 1-25 (Exit 42) take Cty. Rd. 310 to Pryor. then 2.5 miles west to nonh side of propeny, or I mile south from Pryor on Cty. Rd. 312 10 east side of property ( 1.511 acres). OPEN: Sept. I-May 3 1. HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, antelope. elk. doves, rabbiti;. 1urkcys. POINTS OF ACCESS: Huerfano Cty. Rd. 310 enters propeny on nonh side and goes 10 the west end. Cty. Rd. 312 adjoins the southeast propen) boundary for 0.5 mile. No vehicle~ allowed off county roads: foot or ho~cbacl.. only. �10 • 27. BLACK MOUNTAIN From Gardner, go I mile west on Hwy. 69, tum north on USFS Rd. 400 and go approximately 6 miles to USFS Rd. 405 (Black Mountain Road), go west 0.5 mile to access markers (640 acres). OPEN: Sept.I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbits, squirrels, doves, coyote, turkeys. • POINTS OF ACCESS: From Black Mountain Road by foot or on horseback only. 28. LITILE SHEEP MOUNTAIN Fro1m Gardner, to southwest on Cty. Rd. 560 (Arco Rd.)1 7 miles to property (640 acres). OPEN: Sept.I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bear, elk, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 560 traverses tract from northwest corner to south side. No vehicles allowed off county road. 29. SCHULTZ CANYON From Walsenburg take Cty. Rd. 330 (Ideal Rd.) south 11 miles (960.29 acres). • OPEN: Sept.I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer, bear, lion, rabbits, doves, band-tailed pigeons, turkeys. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 330 traverses northeast quarter of Sec. 31 and south half of Sec. 36. Cty. Rd. 310 enters northeast quarter of Sec. 31 on east side. No vehicles allowed off county road. • 30. WOLF SPRINGS From Walsenburg take Hwy. 69 for 25 miles west to Gardner, then continue 7 miles west to the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: A Craeger Resource quad map is useful in locating access. The southwest corner of the property can be entered from Hwy. 69, 7 miles west of Gardner. Foot or horseback only. JACKSON COUNTY 31.COHAGEN From Walden go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 21. Go approximately 2 miles south on Cty. Rd. 21 to the property (2537.52 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rds. 21 and 32. Foot or horseback only. 32. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE From Walden go 1.2 miles west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 1·2W, then 5.3 mile~est to Cty. Rd. 18, then 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5, I mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area (640 acres). OPEN: Year-round. FISHING~Cold-water lake. HUNTING: Small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: From D~laney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area, go to the east side of East Delaney Butte Lake. Foot access only. RESTRICTIONS: Camping and campfires are limited to the existing state wildlife area campground next to East Delaney Butte Lake. 33. ELK MOUNTAIN From Walden take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. I2E, go • approximately 12 miles east, then take Cty. Rd. 12F about 2.5 miles to the parking lot at the end of the road. Access to the property is only from this parking lot and the State Forest land (2839.57). �II OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyote. FISHING: Cpld-water stream. POINTS OF ACCESS: From parking lot at end of Cty. Rd. 12F. All roads off Cty. Rds. I2E and I2F are closed. • 34. INDIAN CREEK From Rand go east on Cty. Rd. 27, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 21, go south I mile to the marked parking lot (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hare, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: Limited to the parking lot on Cly. Rd. 21 in southwest quarter of Sec. 16. 35. KEMP DRAW From Walden, go 6 miles southeast on Hwy. 14 to County Rd. 21; go 1.5 miles to the property (520 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd; 21. Stay on established roads. 36. OWL MOUNTAIN From Rand go east on Cty. Rd. 27, which goes between Hwys. 14 and 125. From Cty. Rd. 27, take USFS Rd. 792, then take a left fork and go to the property (640 acre~). HUNTING: Deer, elk, small game. POINTS Of ACCESS: Take USFS Rd. 792 offCty. Rd. 27 that runs between Gould and Rand. Take left fork after about a mile and go 2 more miles to the state property. No motorized travel beyond state trust land boundary. 37. RABBIT EARS From Walden go west toward Muddy Pass on Hwy. 14 for 29 miles to the par~ng lot (548.85). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits. FISHING: Cold-water stream. POINTS OF ACCESS: Parking lot off Hwy. 1_4; walk over stiles. Foot .,......__traffic only. / 38. RED CANYON From Walden go 0.5 mile west on Hwy. 14 to Cty. Rd. 12W. 5.3 miles west to Cty. Rd. 18. Then 4.5 miles west to Cty. Rd. 5 and I mile north to entrance of Delaney Butte Lakes State Wildlife Area. From there, go west• on Cty. Rd. 20 for 4 miles. Tum right at the sign and follow two-track road I mile to the state property (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit~. blue grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Same as above. 39. SAND CREEK From Walden go north on Hwy. 125, 4 miles to Cty. Rd. 8. East on Cty. Rd. 8, 7 miles to the Adams Ranch state trust land (this access is only after Oct. I). Access can be obtained from the Elk Mountain state trust land to the south or the Colorado State Forest to the east (4,998.09 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: The state forest from the east, the Adam's Ranch state trust land from the north, the Blevins Ranch HQ from the west. Controlled access to the East Sand Dunes through Blevins Ranch HQ for educational purposes only. Access through the Adams state trust land or through Blevins Ranch HQ'S on a limited basis, only during big game season with permission cards and only on a once-in-and-out basis. �12 13 APPROXIMATE LOCATIONS OF STATE LAND BOARD PROPERTIES. REFER TO A MORE DETAILED MAP FOR EXACT LOCATIONS. / / ------ .. I ll-''t '-'ll'\ .. .,r--·---::I kor I ' ,--• ________ J i .: AJuon ----i I ,- _______.,,---------- / I ___.._~--------- i :-----..--------I ~-- ___ j ' ! i -..:---------,------'' \-~ ' 0 •'tGl AC •f. ' '"'\ . ' ',';\ft-.---1· ' '-' F --------' ' .# I C <•..; ~ ~ :: _. I ' : ".l tJ .... t· ' J f tr-#·- - I j ' :. __, ,,~-·~--~--. ., r~ ' >~ ' ... A!.•os-~ • '' - ·--- --- ! • ,ni:../ ' i \ i • ··-·· �14 40. TAYLOR DRAW From Rand, go south on Hwy. 125 approximately 4 miles, turn east at the Old Homestead and follow Cty. Rd. 21 to J~ck Creek-..After crossing Jack Creek, take USFS Rd. 643 and go to the Taylor Draw road closure. From the road closure;1o across country on foot or horseback to Sec. 36 (320 acres). HUNTING: Deer. elk, blue grouse, snowshoe hare, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: From the Forest Service land bordering on the east. Foot or hqrseback only from Forest Service land. 41. THREE SISTERS From Walden take 5th Street east, which turns into Cty. Rd. 12E, I2 miles east, then take Cty. Rd. 12F, 2.5 miles to parking lot. Access to the property is only from parking lot and Colorado State Forest (1,523.35 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue grouse, rabbits, coyote. ASfllNG: Cold-water stream. • POINTS OF ACCESS: Parking lot at the end ofOy. Rd. 12E. All roads off Cty. Rds. I2E and I2F closed. Access also from state forest to the 0 east. LARIMER COUNTY 42. BULL MOUNTAIN From Fort Collins take Hwy. 287 north 22 miles to the Cherokee Park Rd. (Larimer Cty. Rd. SOC), go approximately 35 miles west to the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. SOC runs through southeast corner of the property. A two-track road runs into southwest part of the property. Foot or horseback only. 43. CHEROKEE PARK Adjacent to Cherokee Park State Wildlife Area, Lone Pine Unit and Lower Unit (I ,480 acres). Lone Pine Unit: From Fort Collins, go 20 miles north on Hwy. 287.to Red Feather Lakes Rd., then 8 miles west to unit. Lower Unit: From Ft. Collins, go 22 miles north on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Rd. SOC, then 6 miles west to unit. HUNTING: Big game, small game. 44. POUDRE RIVER From Fort Collins go west of Ted's Place on Hwy. (4, 1.7 miles to Divisiop of Wildlife lands. These lands are north of Division of Wildlife lands along Hwy. 14, approximately 1.5 miles to a point where Hwy. 14 turns north and these lands lie east of Hwy. 14 another I. 7 miles (2,876.75 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Deer, bighorn sheep, small game. ASHING: Cold-water stream. POINTS OF ACCESS: Hwy. 14 and USFS land. May access through private property ifpennission is obtained first. Foot or horseback only. 45. STEINHOFF HILL From Fort Collins go north on Hwy. 287 approximately 16 miles to Cty. Rd. 74E at The Forks, go 4 miles west on Cty. Rd. 74E, turn north on Cty. Rd. 37, 0.5 mile to property (480 acres). , HUNTING: Big game. small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: East end of property adjoins Cty. Rd. 37. Foot or horseback only. �15 LOGAN COUNTY 46. FORD BRIDGE From Sterling go 7.5 miles northeast on Hwy. 138 to Cty. Rd. 40, then east 0.5 mile (280 acres). OPEN: Septl-May 31. HUNTING: Mule and white-tailed deer, pheasant, quail, turkeys, ducks, geese. POINTS OF ACCESS: On northern boundary of property from Logan Cty. Rd. 40. Property closed to hunting deer with rifles. MOFFAT COUNTY 47. BOSTON FLATS From Maybell go northwest 3.5 miles on Hwy.318. On north side of Hwy. 318 (103.54 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: From Hwy. 318, walk-in access only. Adequate area for parking between the highway and the property. No motorized vehicles. 48. BOX ELDER From Hamilton go south'on Hwy. 13 approximately 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 17, tum right 1.5 miles to Cty. Rd. 51. Go I mile to Cty. Rd. 32, 7 miles to BLM access (627.67 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: OffCty. Rd. 32 througl1'BLM land. Foot or horseback only. 49. CEDAR SPRINGS From Maybell go 8 miles west on Hwy. 40, tum south on Cty. Rd. 23 approximately 2 miles (640 acres). HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558. Vehicle access only on Cty. Rd. 23 and BLM Rd. 1558: 50. CROSS MOUNTAIN From Maybell go southwest on Hwy. 40, 16 miles to n1'ile marker 44, north on NPS - Deer Lodge Park Rd., approximately 2.5 miles to BLM easement (640 acres). HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Deer Lodge Park Rd. 51. HARPER HILL From Hamilton go 6 miles east on Hwy. 317 to Cty. Rd. 37. Go 2.5 miles south on Cty. Rd. 37 to BLM land (640 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Through BLM land. Foot or horseback only. 52. MONUMENT BUTTE From Hamilton go south 3 miles on Hwy. 13 to Yellow Jacket Pass Rd. (Cty. Rd. 45), south on Cty. Rd. 45 for 4 miles (653 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, rabbit, grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Horseback or walk-in access along Cty. Rd. 45. No motor vehicles; parking lot offCty. Rd. 45 at north end; parking lot with camping allowed at south end off county road. 53.MORAPOS From Hamilton go 2 miles south on Hwy. 13, tum south on Cty. Rd. 41. �16 Go 2 miles to access point on BLM land (640 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Through BLM land. Foot or horseback only. 54. POLE GULCH From Craig go approximately 39 miles Ronh on Hwy. 13 to Cty. Rd. 4, west for 1.75 miles. Tract is south ofCty. Rd. 4 and extends about 5 miles west ofCty. Rd. 9 (11,026 acres). OPEN: Aug.15-Feb.28. HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: All roads on tract where gates are present. All structures are closed to public use. Motor vehicles restricted to existing ro• • 55. SOUTH NiPPLE RIM From Maybell, go north on Cty. Rd. 19 approximately 12 miles to Cty. Rd. 21, nonh approximately 11 miles to Cty. Rd. 7, north approximately 2 miles to Cty. Rd. 4, west approximately 9 miles to Cty. Rd. 66, south to the property (11,722.10 acres). • • HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, coyote. 'POINTS OF ACCESS: From Cty. Rd .•66, from southwest comer and walk from BLM on the west and south sides. Motorized travel limited to existing ranch roads as marked. 56. TEMPLE GULCH From Craig, head west omHwy. 40 for 27 miles to Cty. Rd. 57 (Price Creek Rd.), tum south and go 0.5 mile to Cty. Rd. 32, tum south on Cty. Rd. 32 (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, rabbits, sage grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Parking area and walk-thru-access gate at the nonheast comer. Second walk-thru gate on the drift fence in southeast quarter. No parking on county road. 57. THORNBURG DRAW From Maybell go 5 miles west on Hwy. 40, tum south on BLM Rd. 1558, .2 mile (640 acres). HUNTING: Antelope, deer, elk, small game. POINTS OF AC~ESS: Cty. Rd. 143 and BLM Rd. 1558. 58. TRIANGLE Immediately west of Maybell to Hwy;3J8 and Hwy. 40 (748.08 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, antelope, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Hwys. 318 and 40. MORGAN COUNTY 59. WELDON VALLEY From Weldona go ea,;t 0.5 mile on Cty. Rd. Y. then north 2 miles on Cty. Rd. 10. Property is on west side of Cty. Rd. 10 (3,040 acres). HUNTING: Deer, antelope, doves, waterfowl. . POINTS OF ACCESS: Gate in southeast comer of Sec. 22 on Cty. Rd. 10 and in southwest comer of Sec. 21. OTERO COUNTY 60. HIGBEE CANYON From La Junta go 13 miles south on Hwy. 109. The property lies north of Hwy. 109 between the Comanche National Gr-aSslands sign and Cty. Rd. 804 (640 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: No vehicle access: walk in from Hwy.109 only. �17 PARK COUNTY 61. ANTERO From Fairplay go south on Hwy. 285, 16.5 miles (385 acres). HUNTING: Big game. small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Hwy. 285. next to Antero State Wildlife Area. 62. MUD SPRINGS From Hartse) go east on Hwy. 24 for4 miles toCty. Rd. 15. turn nonh to the propeny (6.097 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Off County Rd. 15, approximately 5 miles north of Hwy. ~4. There are two additional improved roads accessing the south pan of thl property. 63. WORMER GULCH From Canon City go west on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 9. tum nonh. take Hwy. 9 10 0.5 mile north of the Park-Fremont county line. Adjoins Thirty-one Mile Mountain (640 acres). HUNTTNG: Deer. bear, mountain lion. elk, rabbits, doves, coyote. POINTS OF ACCESS: Hwy. 9. ROUTT COUNTY 64. CLARK' From Steamboat Springs go 20 miles north on Cly. Rd. 129°. then 2.25 miles west of Clark on Cry. Rd. 62. North of corral~ at Del's Triangle Three ranch. Park on east side of road (640 acres). HUNTING: Elk. deer. grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Across private property owned by Del's Triangle Three ranch via 0.5 mile of trail as marked. Foot only. Horses may be used for packing only. 65. COTTONWOOD CREEK From Hayden go nonh on Cty. Rd. 80, .9 mile 10 Cty. Rd. 70, east 2.8 miles 10 Cly. Rd. 80, nonh 10.7 miles 10 the property (640 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, blue and sharp-tailed grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Off Cty. Rd. 80. Parking along county road. Foot or horseback only. 66. DEEP CREEK From Steamboat Springs, go north on Cty. Rd. 129 for IO miles to Cty. Rd. 54, west 5 miles to Cty. Rd. 56. west and south 3.J miles ro Cly. Rd. 52W. continue west 2.4 miles 10 property. (Last 2 miles 4x4 only) (320 acres). HUNTING: Elk. deer. grouse. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 56 bisects property. Access by foot or horseback only. 67. GRASSY CREEK From Hayden go cast on Hwy. 40 for 6 miles 10 Cty. Rd. 27. go south approximately 6 miles 10 the property (340 acres). OPEN: Sept. I-May 31. HUNTING: Deer. cl". sharp-tailed grouse, turkeys. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 27. approximately 6 miles south of Hwy. 40. No vehicles off Cty. Rd. 27. Parking off Cty. Rd. 27 on Old Rockcastle Mine Access Rd. 68. KING CREEK From Toponas. go 0.5 mile south on Hwy. 131. tum we\t on Cty. Rd. 5 �18 about 3 miles, then south on Cty. Rd. SA for about I mile to property (640 acres). OPEN: Year-round. HUNTING: Big game. small game. FISHING: Cold-water stream fishing. POINTS OF ACCESS: Foot and horseback access from BJ.,M land. 69. MAYNARD GULCH From Hayden. go about 8 miles west on Hwy. 40; property is north of the highway (724 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. POINTS OF ACCESS: Where Maynard Gulch intersects Hwy. 40 and from the Yampa River State Wildlife Area. Parking area provi~; foot or horseback only. 70. MORRISON CREEK From Oak Creek go south I mile on Hwy. 131 to Cty. Rd. 14, go east approximately 4 miles to the inlet to Stagecoach Reservoir go south on Cty. Rd. 16 apprpximately 7 miles (640 acres). HUNTING: Big game. small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: Cty. Rd. 16 runs through the,p1"9perty. 71. STOKES GULCH •• From Hayden go south on Cty. Rd. 37 to Cty. Rd. 59 (842.45 acres). HUNTING: Deer. elk, antelope. waterfowl. POINTS OF ACCESS: OffCty. Rd 59. No vehicles off county roads. 72. YAMPA RIVER From Hayden, go about 8 miles west on U.S. Hwy. 40; property is on the south of Hwy. 40 ( 1.419 acres). HUNTING: Deer, elk, grouse, rabbits. POINTS OF ACCESS: From the Yampa River State Wildlife Area.. Parking area available; foot or horseback only. SAGUACHE COUNTY 73. OLD WOMAN CREEK · From Del Norte go north on Hwy. 112 for 0.75 mile, turn left on Rio Grande Cty. Rd. 15; follow it north and west about 4 miles. Turn right on USFS Rd. 660, travel 6 miles, turn left on USFS Rd. 646, I mile to property (640 acres). . HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: USFS Rd. 646 travels.north and south through the property. YUMA COUNTY 74. SANDY BLUFFS From Idalia go 8.5 miles north on Cty. Rd. DD at the Arikaree River (639.75 acres). HUNTING: Big game, small game. POINTS OF ACCESS: 0. 75 mile north of the Arikaree River on the east side ofYumaCty. Rd. DD. �19 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROPERTIES 61. ANTERO - Park County 12. BADGER CREEK - Fremont County 4. BEAR GULCH - Custer County . 8. BERRY CREEK - Eagle County 26. BLACK HAWK - Huelfano County 27. BLACK MOUNTAIN - Huelfano County I. BLUE LAKES - Bent County 47. BOSTON FLATS- Moffat County 48. BOX ELDER - Moffat County 42. BULL MOUNTAIN - Larimer County 49. CEDAR SPRINGS - Moffat County 64. CLARK - Routt County 65. COTTONWOOD CREEK - Routt County , 43. CHEROKEE PARK - Larimer County • ~I. COHAGEN - Jackson County 50. CROSS MOUNTAIN - Moffat County 66. DEEP CREEK - Routt County 13. DEER HAVEN - Fremont County 14. DIRTY GULCH -Fremont County 25. EAST BEA VER CREEK - Gunnison County 32. EAST DELANEY BUTTE LAKE - Jackson County 33. ELK MOUNTAIN - Jackson County 15. FLORENCE- Fremont County 46. FORD BRIDGE - Logan County 6. FOUR MILE - Douglas County 67. GRASSY CREEK- Routt County 51. HARPER HILL - Moffat County 60. HIGBEE CANYON - Otero County 34. INDIAN CREEK - Jackson County 35. KEMP DRAW - Jackson County 68. KING CREEK - Routt County 3. 1-,A JARA RESERVOIR - Conejos County 7. LAKE GULCH - Douglas County 5. LAPIN CREEK - Custer County 2. LITTLE COCHETOPA CREEK - Chaffee County 28. LITTLE SHEEP MOUNTAIN - Huelfano County 69. MAYNARD GULCH - Routt County 19. MIDDLE CARTER-GUNSIGHT- Grand County 20. MIDDLE PARK - Grand County 21. MILK CREEK - Grand County 52. MONUMENT BUTTE - Moffat County 53. MORAPOS --:- Moffat County 70. MORRISON CREEK - Routt County 62. MUD SPRINGS - Park County 73. OLD WOMAN CREEK - Saguache County 36. OWL MOUNTAIN - Jackson County 54. POLE GULCH - Moffat County 44. POUDRE RIVER - Larimer County 37. RABBIT EARS-Jackson County 38. RED CANYON - Jackson County 39. SAND CREEK - Jackson County 74. SANDY BLUFFS - Yuma County 29. SCHULTZ CANYON - Huelfano County 16. S~ORT CREEK BALDY - Fremont County �20 55. SOUTH NIPPLE RIM - Moffat County 9. SQUAW CREEK - Eagle County 45. STEINHOFF H[LL - Larimer County 71. STOKES GULCH - Routt County 17. STONEY FACE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County I 8. TABLE MOUNTAIN - Fremont County 40. TAYLOR ORA W - Jackson County 56. TEMPLE GULCH - Moffat County 57. THORNBURG ORA W - Moffat County 41. THREE SISTERS - Jackson County 58. TRIANGLE - Moffat County 22. TROUBLESOME VALLEY RANCH - Grand County I I. TURKEY TRACK RANCH - El Paso County 59. WELDON VALLEY - Morgan County 23. WEST CARTER MOUNTAIN - Grand County I 0. WHISKEY CREEK - Eagle County 24. WINDY RIDGE - Grand County 30. WOLF SPRINGS - Huerfano County 63. WORMER GULCH - Park County --,2. YAMPA RIVER - Routt County �21 State Lands Open Aug. 15 through Feb. 28 County Property Name ..................·-···..···...... _ ........Acres Moffat Pole Gulch ...................................................... 11,026 State Lands Open Sept. 1 through Feb. 28 County fr<>perty Name ..................................;............Acres Chaffee Little Cochetopa Creek ........................................ 640 Custer Lapin Creek .........................................................640 Douglas Four Mile ............................................................. 360 Lake Gulch .......................................................... 640 Berry Creek ..........................................................640 Eagle Whiskey Creek ....................................................602 El Paso T1i1rkey Track Ranch .......................... _:··············8,887 Badger Creek Fremont except that area with fishing is year-round ......... 839 Dirty Gulch ..........................................................640 Short Creek Baldy ............................................. .,640 Stoney Face Mountain .................................. :...... 640 Middle Carter-Gunsight .................................. .5,019 Grand Middle Park ...................................................... 3,566 Milk Creek ....................................................... .4,400 Troublesome Valley Ranch ................................. 876 West Carter Mountain ...................................... 2,360 Windy Ridge ........................................................ 880 Wolf Springs ........................................................ 640 Huerfano Cohagen ............................................................ 2,537 Jackson Indian Creek ........................................................ 640 Kemp Draw ......................................................... .520 Owl Mountain .................. ,...................................640 Larimer Moffat Red Canyon ························:··················! ............. 640 Sand Creek ....................................................... .4,998 Taylor Draw ......................................................... 320 Bull Mountain ......................................................640 Cherokee Park .................................................. I ,480 Steinhoff Hill ..................................................... .480 Box Elder .............................................................627 Cedar Springs ........·························:·····················640 Cross Mountain ................................................... 640 •Harper Hill ........................................................... 640 Monument Butte ..................................................653 Morapos ............................................................... 640 South Nipple Rim ........................................... 11,722 ' Morgan Otero Temple Gulch ······································:···············640 Thornburg Draw .................................................. 640 Triangle ................................................................748 Weldon Valley .................................................. 3,040 Higbee Canyon .................................................... 640 �22 Park Routt Saguache Yuma Antero .................................................................. 385 Mud Springs .....................................................6,097 Wonner Gulch ........... w··············· ........................640 Clark .....................................................................640 Cottonwood Creek ...............................................640 Deep Creek .......................................................... 320 Maynard _Gulch ........................ $ .........................724 Morrison ... ,..........................................................640 Stokes Gulch ........................................................ 842 Yampa River ..................................................... 1,419 • Old Woman Creek ...............................................640 Sandy Bluffs ........................................................639 State Lands Open Sept. 1 through May 31 County Property Name .................................;.............Acres Custer Fremont Huerfano Logan Routt Bear Gulch ...........................................................640 Florence ...............................................................640 Table Mountain .............................................. 10,416 Black Hawk ...................................................... 1,5 J J Black Mountain ....~ .............................................640 Little Sheep Mountain .........................................640 Schultz Canyon ................................'. ...................960 Fbrd Bridge ..........................................................280 Grassy Creek ....................... :................................ 340 State Lands Open Year-Round County Property Name ............_ ........- ..- ................Acres Bent Blue Lakes ....................................................... .3,1 JO Conejos Fremont Eagle Gunnison Jackson Larimer Moffat Routt La Jara ............................................................. 31,393 Deer Haven ..........................................................640 Squaw Creek.......... ;.............................................. 272 East Beaver Creek ...................................'............640 Elk Mountain ....................................................2,!B9 Rabbit Ears ........................................................... 548 Three Sisters ..................................................... 1,523 East Delaney Butte Lake .....................................640 Poudre River ................................., ................... 2,876 Boston Flats ......................................................... 103 King Creek ...........................................................640 �24 NEWFOR1994 This year, the Division of Wildlife will make available maps of each state trust parcel open for wildlife recreation. The maps were prepared by volunteers to help you locate the properties. The maps can be ordered via m_ail for a small fee to cov~r postage and handling. Here's a list for you to use in preparing an order form. Property numbers generally are the same ones used throughout this brochure. However, some maps contain more than one property. Properties with an asterisk are combined with those indj_cated on the list. I. Blue Lakes 2. Little Cochetopa Creek 3. La Jara Reservoir 4. Bear Gulch 5. Lapin Creek 6. Four Mile 7. Lake Gulch 8. Beny Creek 9. Squaw Creek IO. Whiskey Creek I I. Turkey Track Ranch 12. Badger Creek 13. -Deer Haven 14. Dirty Gulch 15. Florence 16. Short Creek Baldy I 7. Stoney Face Mountain 18. Table Mountain 19. Middle Carter-Gunsight 20. Middle Park 21. Milk Creek. Includes West Carter Mountain. 22. Troublesome Valley Ranch *West Carter Mountain. Combined with Milk Creek; use No. 21. 24. Windy Ridge 25. East Beaver Creek 26. Black Hawk. Includes Schultz Canyon. 27. Black Mountain 28. Little Sheep Mountain *Schultz Canyon. Combined with Black Hawk; use No. 26. 30. Wolf Springs 31. Cohagen. Includes Kemp Draw. 32. East Delaney Butte Lake. Includes Red Canyon. 33. Elk Mountain 34. Indian Creek. Includes Owl Mountain and Taylor Draw. *Kemp Draw. Combined with Cohagen; use No. 3 I. *Owl Mountain. Combined with Indian Creek; see No. 34. 37. Rabbit Ears *Red Canyon. Combined with East Delaney Butte Lake; see No. 32. 39. Sand Creek *Taylor Draw. Combined with Indian Creek; see No. 34. 41. Three Sisters 42. Bull Mountain 43~ Cherokee Park 44. Poudre River· 45. Steinhoff Hill 46. Ford Bridge 47. Boston Flats. Includes Triangle. 48. Box Elder 49. Cedar Springs 50. Crc,;s Mountain 51. Harper Hill 52. Monument Butte 53. Morapos 54. Pole Gulch 55. South Nipple Rim 56. Temple Gulch 57. Thornburg Draw *Triangle. Combined with Boston Flats; use No. 47. 59. Weldon.Valley 60. Higbee Canyon 61. Antero 62. Mud Springs 63. Wormer Gulch 64. Clark 65. Cottonwood Creek. Includes Deep Creek. *Deep Creek. Combined with Cottonwood Creek; use No. 65. 67. Grassy Creek 68. King Creek 69. Maynard Gulch 70. Morrison Creek 71. Stokes Gulch 72. Yampa River 73. Old Woman Creek 74. Sandy Bluffs �r.-----------, State Trust Land Map Order Form Name Ml first la,t Address City State Zip To order maps. check bo, in front or the number that corrcsponus "ith the uesireu propcn}. To order the complete set of maps chccl. "All... 0 I. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. U 8. 09. 0 10. LJ 11. 0 12. 013. 014. Cl 15. ::J 16. 017. 0 18. 0 19. 020. 0 21. 022. 024. 025. 026. 027. 028. 030. 0 31. ::l 32. ::J 33. ::J 34. 037. 039. 0 4 1. 042. 043. 044. J 45. ':.46. :i47. i.J 48. t.J 49. 050. 0 51. :l 52. :l 53. 0 54. CJ 55. l.J 56. 057. 059. iJ60. U 61. l.J 62. 063. 064. 065. 067. 068. 069. :l7o. ':. 71. 072. U 73. 0 7-l. U All If you arc ordering only specific maps. count the number nf d1oic.:s you checked and compute your co,t: - - - - x S0.25 =- -- - + $2.00 = ____ 1\l.uhng1 If you checked "All" to order all current maps. enclo~e SI 5.00 (includes mailing and handling). Enclose check or money order payable to Colomdo Wildlife Herirage Fcn111dmio11 and mail to: Colorado Wildlife Heritage Foundation 6060 Broadway Denver. CO 80216 L ___________ .J �COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Department of Natural Resources 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 802 16 Telephone (303) 297-1 192 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/0a0af77394be54d3e3500c67e6bbbf0a.pdf b290164d89b35f3dbf04d70a1ca6d912 PDF Text Text C o l o r a d o pa r k s & w i l d l i f e 2012-2013 Colorado State Wildlife Areas online brochure Colorado parks and wildlife 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us • www.parks.state.co.us 1 �Big M eadow s 10 10 Reser voir S tate W il dlife A rea  To Sha w Rese and rvoir Hunter Lake 20 0 40 0 www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas/Pages/swa.aspx Plan your trip online e Wil at ers St 920 0 930 1040 0 00 410 i r v o r e 00 98 96 00 "" U " !U _ M g B i" 59 ) " - ea ile Elevenm Park State s ve r 10 00 0 la " U Ri e 20 0 00 10 8600 tte R 10600 90 " " " U Q " South P ! _ ain Mount Spinney e Park Stat " - " C 00 8800 n Mountai r Spinney Reservoi d o w " U " K s " F ile Can r Elevenm Reservoi 8800 0 &S e s ke La il Tra 94 RIO GR ANDE 8700 NATIO NAL FOR EST 00 87 yon 00 880 0 8900 0 9100 8700 91 89 00 900 00 ta hule Arc c pr u 90 880 V U !" _ "92U " ) 0 91 89 9000 00 8800 8700 Mey 9400 ie Charl 89 Check out printable and interactive maps of each state wildlife area, available on the CPW website. 0 9800 0 " 1000Cam F psit " Fishing0 e K 20 " Boa 10 Pier C tram 0.5 60 0 m 10 0.25 Miles p 40 0 2012 ! 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New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Pueblo 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Denver/Northeast 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Hot Sulphur Springs 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Salida 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 Durango 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 lamar 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Steamboat SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80487 (970) 870-2197 Wildlife area offices Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us | www.parks.state.co.us On the cover: Photo by © Vic Schendel Editor: Amy Nickelson. Printed August 2012, Publication Printers, Denver. 200,000 copies. Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission set land regulations in May. Rick D. Cables is CPW director. Commission members are (as of July 2012): John Singletary, chairman • Bill Kane, vice chairman • Mark Smith, secretary • Robert Bray, member • Christopher Castilian, member • Jeanne Horne, member • Gaspar Perricone, member • James Pribyl, member • James Vigil, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Michelle Zimmerman, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Salazar, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices. 00 00 430 96 92 V U 8700 a 00 10600 Are dlife 1020 0 98 10800 �What’s inside This brochure features regulations governing Colorado’s state wildlife areas (SWAs) and state fish units (SFUs). Only properties listed in this brochure are open to the public. All recreation guidelines below are enforced at SWAs. In addition, property-specific rules can be found in the following pages. Note: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2012Fishing brochure, available in print and online, at www.wildlife.state.co.us, in mid-March. Some SWAs may have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the current fishing brochure to make sure they comply with all state fishing regulations. what’s new in 2012 » nEw LANDS open: Many new state wildlife areas have opened during the past year to bring more opportunity for the public to hunt, fish and watch wildlife throughout the state. The new SWAs include: Smyth, Hardeman and Chesmore in Chaffee County, Cline Ranch in Park County, Karney Ranch in Bent County, Shriver-Wright in Rio Grande County and Willow Creek in Yuma County. See the list of lands for details about each SWA. » New reservation phone number: To improve customer service and reduce hold time on the phone, those hunting the Grand Valley area in the Pacific Flyway now have a local phone number to call to reserve a waterfowl blind. Check before you call to ensure you have the right reservation phone number and will be able to reserve your favorite hunting spot quickly and efficiently. Lands using the new phone number include: Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA and Tilman Bishop SWA. See page 3 for details. » Habitat Stamps are $10 and only one is required per person per year. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. Habitat Stamps are not required to access SWA and State Trust Land properties, but they are required for hunting and fishing. • Anyone 18-64 must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • A lifetime stamp is $300.25. • Anyone buying a one-day or additionalday license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. The habitat fee will be assessed when a third one-day or additional-day license is purchased for fishing or small game. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or are approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See www.wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/ DisabledAccessibility/Pages/Disability Information.aspx for details. recreation guiDElines Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. To possess the following types of am- munition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor-piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive sub- stances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for Continued on page 2 1 �commercial purposes or to do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or nonmotorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey state motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds, tree stands and steps can be erected on SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or during CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave vessels beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized 2 boat regulations All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. youth/mentor hunting Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Singlecompartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to designated swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and with authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be physically in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �state wildlife areas An alphabetical listing of properties and specific rules for each state wildlife area follows. If no special restrictions are included in this list, all recreation guidelines (pages 1-2) apply. 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285, or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA 0.5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU: 15 HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. Adobe Creek Res. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. Directions: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/Acres: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: abbreviations 4WD — 4-wheel-drive ATV — All-terrain vehicle BLM — Bureau of Land Management Co. — County Cos. — Counties CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife reservation procedures NEW! For properties listed below, reservations must be made by calling (970) 2556161. All other reservation rules below apply. » Colorado River Island SWA, Franklin Island SWA, Highline Lake State Park, Horsethief Canyon SWA, James M. Robb Colorado River State Park, Orchard Mesa SWA, Tilman Bishop SWA For all other SWAs requiring reservations, call 1-800-846-9453 (1-800-UGO-WILD). Reservations taken 9 a.m.-4 p.m. MondayFriday. For maps and information, go to the website at: www.wildlife.state. co.us/Land Water/StateWildlifeAreas/Pages/swa.aspx. • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must have a valid license for the species to be hunted and must hunt at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for rest of hunting season. a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. CR — County Road GMU — Game Management Unit Hwy. — Highway JCT. — Junction ohv — Off-highway vehicle rd. — Road Res. — Reservoir SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SWA — State Wildlife Area USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West 3 �ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/Acres: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go 0.25 of a mile NW. GMU: 49 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs: 54, 55 HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. Directions: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU: 74 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook Andrick Ponds SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for 0.5 of a mile to parking. GMU: 95 HUNTING: waterfowl Facilities: parking at N, S ends of SWA Restrictions: a. Public access by foot and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. 4 Dogs prohibited at this time. e. From Sept. 1 through Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only hunting permitted. f. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 people per area at any time. Maximum 3 reservations annually per hunter from Sept. 1-end of regular goose season. Hunters must check in and out as posted at property. i. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, migratory bird hunting only, and only within designated areas. j. From Dec. 1 through end of regular goose season, hunting permitted for migratory birds and small game. Hunting days will be set for each, see the 2012 Waterfowl or 2012 Small Game brochures for details. k. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/Acres: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/Acres: 119 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/Big Bend SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee, Lake Cos. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go 0.125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go 0.75 of a mile S on CR 150, then 0.5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/Acres: 56 / 11 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; �Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Access limited to 4 groups or vehicles, with a max. of 4 people per group. c. Camping, fires, horse use, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. f. From June 1-Aug. 31, open only Sat., Sun., Weds. and only for wildlife viewing. g. Turkey hunting only on opening day and after that only Sat., Sun., Weds., of turkey seasons. h. From Sept. 1-May 31, hunting only on Sat., Sun., Weds., legal holidays and opening day of late rifle deer season. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. During regular duck season, SWA only open to hunting. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservation is required. 1. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 people per reservation. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed),Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 3. No reservation required for live trapping. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/Acres: 50, 58, 581 / 752 acres fishing: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/Acres: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbits, prairie dogs FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for field trials and 5 �dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW may implement a dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. BASALT SWA (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) Eagle, Pitkin Cos. TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 0.5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUs/Acres: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Christine Lake. d. Camping prohibited at all times within 0.25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited in other areas except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Christine Lake and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. Directions: From Cañon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E 0.2 of a mile to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU: 59 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. 6 BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU: 80 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. B BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Marble, go 0.25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/Acres: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. B L BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: I-25 N to Hwy. 14 exit toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/Acres: 8 / 12 acres Fishing: coldwater lake facilities: USFS campground, drinking water, electrical hookups, rest room RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to La Porte. Just N of La Porte go W on CR 28. GMU/Acres: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. Directions: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. B �GMU: 39 HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. Directions: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go 0.75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then 0.75 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. BILLY CREEK SWA - Ouray, montrose Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go 0.5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/Acres: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31 b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU: 11 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within 1) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or 2) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. Blacktail (Conservation Easement) Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/Acres: 15 / 610 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: vessel launching and take out prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs: 37, 371 FISHING: coldwater stream 7 �RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS on all units: camping, fires, firewood cutting, discharging firearms or bows and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOb terrell SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU: 43 fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go 0.25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU: 741 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30 for general use b. Open only for small-game hunting from Dec. 1-March 31; and only S of CR 210. c. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms allowed only when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from vessels Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles 8 to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas and containment structures. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas; hunters may camp anywhere during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage must be stored in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on South Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: Go E on I-76 toward Fort Morgan. Go N on Hwy. 144, turn right on Elm Street, follow street to SWA. SWA is NE of Log Lane Village, extending E to Hwy. 52. GMU: 96 RESTRICTIONS: launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. �f. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March or Aug. g. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. During regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at the mandatory check station. ON Scalva Parcel: Reservations required for all public use. From Sept. through May, follow standard reservation procedures, (see page 3). From June through Aug., make reservations by calling (970) 842-6300. 1. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. 2. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. 3. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed. Limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. 4. From June 1-Aug. 31, only wildlife viewing allowed. Open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. 5. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. 6. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. BROWER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/Acres: 94 / 65 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Open March 1-Aug. 31 only for spring turkey hunters with valid license; open for other access Sept. 1-end of February. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions — North Platte River: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 16 / 1.14 miles of river FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. Calloway Unit: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/Acres: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71. Turn W on CR U. Go about 200 feet to CR 28, turn N and go 1 mile to parking lot. GMU/Acres: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. 9 �d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. During regular duck season, property is only open to hunting, and: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. Call 1-800-846-9553. (See page 3) Maximum 4 people per reservation. 2. Reservations limited to: one waterfowl and one small game each at south and northwest parking lots, and one youth/mentor waterfowl reservation at northeast lot (Hwy. 71). 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated station by 2 p.m. 4. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), ,Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 5. Mentors must be at least 18 and have valid hunter education certificate. No more than two mentors and at least one youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. 6. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservations are required and are unlimited in number. 7. No reservation required for live trapping and fishing on Chartier Pond. brush creek SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street, then turn E on Brush Creek Road and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. The SWA is composed of 3 separate tracts of property within Sylvan Lake State Park. All properties are accessible from Brush Creek Road. Access and use of Sylvan Lake State Park requires a parks pass. GMU: 44 recreation: hunting, wildlife viewing Brush Hollow SWA - Fremont Co. Directions — to boat ramp: From Pen- 10 rose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go 0.29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/Acres: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Maximum 4 hunters per area. d. From the last day of regular goose season until opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access property by foot only. e. NEW: Two hunting areas are reserved for residents of the city of Brush and are awarded through lottery system. Applications to enter lottery available at the CPW Brush Area Office after the August Commission meeting. Hunters must have valid license for species to be hunted to enter the drawing. For complete application and hunt reservation details, call the Brush Area Office, (970) 842-6300. f. From opening of Sept. teal season through Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day during established waterfowl seasons. g. From Sept. teal season through Dec. 1, reservations available, but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Reservations valid until 9 a.m. Maximum 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on �the reservation or that they check into. h. From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. i. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations available to hunt on Dec. 1. From Dec. 2-Jan. 31, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. buena vista SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E 0.5 of a mile to end of Main. Parking available in several locations along river. GMUs: 49, 481 FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing access only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/Acres: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing cabin creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles NE (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles E (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then S (right) to the property. GMU: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping restrictions: open May 1-Nov. 30 CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30, with exception for elk hunting which is allowed through Dec. 31. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL Valley SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 0.25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/Acres: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, small-game and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires reservation. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open on designated trail for wildlife viewing and for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N 0.125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/Acres: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, 0.5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs: 57, 481 FISHING: coldwater stream; only accessible for fishing and only through designated parking. CHArlie meyers swa - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on 11 �CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU: 58 RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited CHEROKEE SWA - Larimer Co. (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) Directions: From Fort Collins, go 22 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Cherokee Park Road (CR 80C), then 6 miles W to parking area on S side of road. GMUs: 8, 191 HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open otherwise May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game NEW! CHesmore swa (fishing Easement) - chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E on Main Street to end of road. Cross the Arkansas River on the foot bridge, walk downstream 0.5 of a mile to property. You will cross Town of Buena Vista property and BLM on the way. It is open fishing for that entire stretch of Arkansas River. GMUs/Acres: 57 / 5 acres hunting: fishing, minimal deer hunting RESTRICTIONS: Access by foot only CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. Directions: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized only in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA (Elk River Fishing Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) 12 GMU: 214 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited Chubb park ranch SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 0.5 of a mile to SWA. GMU: 49 restrictions: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles target practice prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited off of the county road. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU: 131 hunting: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting permitted, except within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Montrose, Gunnison Cos. Directions: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake and 0.5 mile of stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing �FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in established camping areas on W end of SWA. b. Fires allowed only in campgrounds. c. All access prohibited on dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. d. OHV use prohibited at lake and in campground. NEW! Cline ranch SWA - park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go S on Hwy. 285 for about 5 miles. SWA entrance near mile marker 194. GMU/acres: 500 / 1,600 acres Hunting: pronghorn, deer, elk, waterfowl, small game fishing: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. No overnight parking. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Dogs allowed only as aid in hunting. e. Horses allowed only on designated trails. Reservation required to use horses, call (719) 8364279. Only two reservations allowed per day. f. Fishing allowed only March 1-Sept. 30 and only in designated areas. Only people in a vehicle in the assigned parking space may fish the corresponding assigned area. Maximum 4 anglers per vehicle and 1 vehicle per parking space. g. Artificial flies and lures only, two trout limit. h. Hunting access limited to the occupants of a vehicle parked in assigned parking space. Maximum 4 hunters per vehicle. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs: 72, 711 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. COCHETOPA SWA (Snyder) - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU: 67 / 6,712 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. Directions: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/Acres: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. Directions: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/Acres: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited Colorado River Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. b. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is the only hunting allowed. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. CONEJOS RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Aspen Glade Campground. Fishing easement continues for next 3 miles from upper boundary of Aspen Glade Campground to lower boundary of Menkhaven Resort. Access points posted; no access through private lots. 13 �GMU: 81 FISHING: coldwater stream, access along river, 25 feet from high-water line RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing access only, no hunting. b. Camping prohibited. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/Acres: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. Cottonwood creek swa - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E 1 block; turn S on Railroad Street. Go S 0.3 of a mile to McGinnis Middle School entrance. SWA is N boundary of the school property. Park on N end of school parking lot and walk 150 yards N along the path to get to Cottonwood Creek. GMU: 481 fishing: fishing only restrictions: no guns or other weapons allowed on school property as per state law COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. 125. Or: from Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/Acres: 161 / 15 acres of land, 80 acres of water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp 14 RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. Directions - Hatchery Tract: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go 0.5 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. Deep creek Tract: From Creede, go 1.25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to Airport Rd., then go 0.8 of a mile S to Rio Grande River. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/Acres: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping only in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing only in designated areas on W half of reservoir. b. Greager Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only. 2. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for wildlife viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 3. Viewing site limited to designated area. 4. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. c. John Kane Tract: 1. Access by foot or horseback only 2. Open May 16-end of February 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited �DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. Go right on Hwy. 194, turn right on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU: 125 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (North, South, East) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/Acres: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited DIAMOND J SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMUs/Acres: 6, 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: city-owned camping RESTRICTIONS: no hunting E of Hwy. 125 DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/Acres: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fishing prohibited in rearing ponds DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 67 / 420 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on CRs NN14 and 15GG. c. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. e. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or when on leash. f. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then go 0.75 of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/Acres: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking 15 �lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Spring Creek, Dome View trails and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge are open only July 16-Nov. 30. Douglas Res. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go 0.25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU: 9 fishing: warmwater and coldwater species FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. Directions: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/Acres: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake Droney Gulch - Chaffee Co. Directions: From the junction of Hwys. 50 and 285, go 4 miles N to CR 251-1. (Note: First mile of this road is private property, but after entering BLM land, the SWA can be accessed for next 2 miles, through BLM land and SWA property.) entrance 1: About 1 mile N of CR 251-1 is an access point on Hwy. 285, a “Point of Interest” site about Zebulon Pike. There is parking and a gate into E portion of SWA. entrance 2: Just under 1 mile farther N (about 1 mile S of Jct. of Hwys. 285/291) CR 251 goes W. There is parking and access 2.3 miles W of Hwy. 285. Do not attempt 16 access from N via subdivision on CR 251A. GMU/acres: 56 / 2,949 acres HUNTING: Elk, deer, small game restrictions: Open Sept. 1-May 31 DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU: 70 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. One field trial may be authorized per year in Feb., March or Aug. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. �DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. Directions: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/Acres: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream on Animas River RECREATION: visitors center open May 15-Sept. 15; limited tours available at other times, schedule by calling (970) 375-6766 FACILITIES: rest room and drinking water available when visitor center is open RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road through property. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or when on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) Eagle Co. Directions: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles and includes 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points. GMU: 35 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only on N side of Eagle River. Access only at designated points as posted. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/Acres: 78 / 211 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/Acres: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See 2012 Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMLIN TRACT (N and S): Hunting allowed. See 2012 Waterfowl brochure for information. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for Chuck Lewis SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU: 131 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, 17 �go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/ Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then 0.75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/Acres: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. b. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. c. Field trials may be authorized in Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. Directions: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/Acres: 26 / 34 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on 18 Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping allowed only in deer and elk seasons FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. Directions: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/Acres: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted only Sun. and Mon. from June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORKS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 34 W. Go W at Wilson Avenue for 14.4 miles to SWA on S, near mile marker 76. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMUs: 125 RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU: 51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. �FRANK SWA - Weld, Larimer Cos. Directions: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 94 / 324 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small game hunting limited to Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required. See “Reservations Procedures” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. f. Hunting prohibited west of CR 13 and as posted in NE corner of SWA. Franklin Island SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Enter Colorado River State Park (just north of Colorado River), SWA is west of the park and accessed from the Riverfront Trail. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Waterfowl hunting from established blinds is only type of hunting allowed. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, firstserved basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.75 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then 0.75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU: 56 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1-July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/Acres: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 0.25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/Acres: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 5,630 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography 19 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. All motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking areas. c. Camping, fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. On midwestern Farms Tract: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 0.75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/Acres: 28 / 451 acres recreation: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash GRANITE SWA (fishing easement) Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 0.25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. Launching or take out of vessels prohibited. Grieve Ranch (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU: 5 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high-water line on either bank. 20 GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU: 71 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 0.25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Access by foot 0.5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU: 54 HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMU/Acres: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launch- �ing and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited at all times on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. NEW! hardeman SWA - chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 24. SWA is on both sides of river, upstream from Lake/Chaffee county line. GMU: 48 fishing: 1.25 miles of fishing access to Arkansas River restrictions: a. Camping, fires, dogs, firearms, mining activities and panning prohibited. b. No launching or take out of vessels. HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) Chaffee Co. directions: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for 0.2 of a mile to parking area. GMU: 481 RESTRICTIONS: Fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boating, camping on USFS property on E side of lake; fee for camping/day use FACILITIES: gravel boat ramp, USFS campground with rest room and drinking water on E of lake RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 481 / 720 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU: 791 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Maximum of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling (719) 587-6923 or at the Wildlife Area Office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Maximum 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. d. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/Acres: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river; 133 acres total HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Sailboards prohibited. c. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. d. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go 0.5 of a mile E. GMU/Acres: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited as posted in safety zone on SW side near residence HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/Acres: 127, 132 / 277 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing 21 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between Hwy. 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. Directions: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU: 791 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Otero, Bent Cos. Directions: From LaJunta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/Acres: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting by permission only FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except when fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. 22 Directions: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs: 30, 40 HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. c. Turkey hunting allowed only by permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. d. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. e. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. f. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. g. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. h. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. i. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. j. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/Acres: 81 / 9,485 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E �end of Colorado River bridge), then go 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, pioneer park UNITs: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. Pioneer park UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 2,160 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/Acres: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/Acres: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/Acres: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping allowed only in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then 0.25 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Vessels prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. During regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at check station. h. From the first day of regular duck season to the opening of regular goose season, 3 reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on the lake. 1. Boat hunting prohibited beginning Nov. 1 except for hunters with boating reservation. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. 2. During this time, all hunting from vessels is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 people per reservation. 3. Hunters and vessels must stay in designated hunt zone. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. Vessels launched from Jackson Lake State Park must have state parks pass. Vessels can also be hand launched from SWA as posted. 4. Waterfowl hunting from vessels permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day 23 �(observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/Acres: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access by drawing only and for big game only in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/Acres: 50 / 17,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. Directions: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/Acres: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first 24 weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. h. During regular duck season: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at check station by 2 p.m. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Reservations limited to 3 waterfowl and 3 small-game per day. Maximum 4 people per reservation. Mentors must be 18 and have a valid hunter education certificate. Mentors are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 4. Deer and fall turkey hunting permitted in established seasons. These hunters are not required to check in or out, but reservations are required and are unlimited in number. 5. Uses other than hunting prohibited during this time. Live trapping is allowed. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/Acres: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. Nos.1 & 2) - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU: 421 fishing: warmwater lake (catch and release only) Recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Belly boats used with waders are allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. �JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. Directions: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/Acres: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/Acres: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. GMUs/Acres: 125, 126, 146 / 19,471 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on U.S. Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river 0.25 of a mile upstream and 0.5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU: 481 FISHING: coldwater stream JULESBURG SWA (Julesburg, Ovid leases) - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From Ovid, go 0.5 of a mile S on CR 29. GMU: 92 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JUMBO RES. SWA - Sedgwick, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, with exceptions listed below. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing is allowed anywhere. f. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. g. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. h. Hunting from floating devices by reservation only from opening day of regular Eastern 25 �Plains duck season until opening day of dark goose season. 1. Reservations required. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Reservations not transferable, 3 available for waterfowl hunting on reservoir. 2. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from boat closure. 3. Hunting from floating devices permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed) and Veterans Day. 4. Boat hunters must leave reservoir by 2 p.m. and are prohibited from hunting within 150 yards of hunters on shore or other vessels. jumping cow SWA - Elbert Co. directions: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU: 105 HUNTING: by permit only, for dove, turkey, doe pronghorn, anterless elk, doe white-tailed deer doe and doe mule deer RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, if so, activity is restricted to those zones only. The permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 2917227. 3. Applications are due: a. Third Mon. in Aug. for: dove, fall turkey, doe pronghorn, antlerless elk, doe whitetailed deer and doe mule deer. b. Third Mon. in March for: spring turkey 4. Permitted hunters may take one other nonhunter onto the property. Person must remain with permit holder. 5. Permitted hunters may not enter the property before the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. b. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. c. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. d. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. e. Camping, fires prohibited. 26 JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 0.5 of a mile E. GMU: 37 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles allowed only from day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. NEW! karney Ranch SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas, go E on Hwy. 50, then go N on CR 18. Veer left on Fort Lyon Canal Rd. GMU/acres: 126 / 13,580 acres hunting: deer, pronghorn, small game recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. b. Closed in building safety zone as posted. c. Camping, fires, firewood collection, OHV use prohibited. d. Ornate box turtle collection and/or release is prohibited. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. Directions: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/Acres: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go 0.5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 0.25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W 0.75 of a mile for parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another 0.5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs: 18, 28 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. �b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. Then go 1 mile E on CR 2J to SW corner of SWA. GMU: 113 HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; stocked trout in spring RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU: 50 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. No public access beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 0.5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/Acres: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching/taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. KODAK WATCHABLE Wildlife Area - Weld Co. Directions: From Windsor at Hwys. 392 & 257, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 257 to parking area S of Poudre River. GMU: 94 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset. b. Hunting, fishing, camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/Acres: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go 0.5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/Acres: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU: 84 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Raton, N.M., go 7 miles NE on N.M. Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/Acres: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake 27 �Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU: 66 FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/Acres: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. Directions: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/Acres: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU: 40 RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: 28 a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. Directions: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/Acres: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: Camping allowed only in selfcontained units. Camping allowed by all methods 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go 0.5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S 0.25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU: 30 RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 181 water acres, 121 land acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited W of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. LONE DOME SWA - Montezuma, Dolores Cos. Directions: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD, then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to �Bradfield Bridge. GMU/Acres: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/Acres: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. LOve meadow Watchable wildlife area - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/Acres: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. Directions: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. GMU: 38 FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. l4 to CR l2W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go 0.125 of a mile S. Approximately 4.4 miles of river. GMU: 16 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: hunting, bowfishing prohibited MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/Acres: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game seasons. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/Acres: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. Directions: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs: 125, 129 RESTRICTIONS: hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt MESSEX SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 29 �miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. One field trial may be authorized per year, in Feb., March, Aug., or Sept. Trials require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. Directions: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/Acres: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. 30 MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135, turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/acres: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Maximum 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Area Office, 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/Acres: 951 / 68 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open on during spring turkey hunting season. b. Parking only in designated area and spaces. During waterfowl season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Waterfowl hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles parked in designated areas. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway after crossing Coon Creek. GMU: 421 Fishing: warmwater lake hunting: waterfowl from designated blinds recreation: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. �b. Camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. Directions: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/Acres: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period in designated campgrounds, except in big-game seasons. c. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit before use; 1 group allowed at a time. MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go 0.5 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. GMU/Acres: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Closed S of CR 160. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go 0.5 of a mile W. GMUs/Acres: 56 / 45 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMU/acres: 56 / 84 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU: 83 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA (Fishing lease) - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/Acres: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: fishing access only; hunting and other activities prohibited NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU: 951 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU: 711 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. NARROWS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Hwy. 34, go W at Wilson Avenue 9.1 miles. SWA is on N, near mile marker 82.9. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: 31 �a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. b. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Drake, go 0.25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU: 20 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/Acres: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/Acres: 23, 24 / 13,664 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping allowed only in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat Fishing Easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. 32 ODD FELLOWS SWA (Fishing lease) Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then 0.5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU: 16 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping, hunting prohibited ogden/TREAT SWA (Fishing Easement) - Fremont Co. Directions: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs: 58, 86 FISHING: coldwater stream. Fishing access only. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on C Rd. Parking for SWA is between roads 30-31 along C Rd. GMU: 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between roads 30 and 31. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. See the 2012 Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting with bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From Atwood, go 0.5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E 0.5 of a mile. GMU/Acres: 96 / 192 acres �HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/Acres: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go 0.5 of a mile N to parking area. GMU/Acres: 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing PAddock SWA - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Area Office in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs: 32, 42 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. Directions: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. TRACT A: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). TRACT B: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go 0.5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/Acres: 74 / 7,720 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Tract B and portions of Tract A that are W of 33 �CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.) are open only April 1 through last day of regular deer and elk seasons. b. Tract A area E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160 open only July 16-last day of regular deer and elk seasons. c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons d. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited PICEANCE SWA - Rio Blanco, Garfield Cos. SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs: 11, 21, 22, 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/Acres: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31 Pioneer park SWA - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU: 18 PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/Acres: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. 34 b. Dogs prohibited. PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go 0.125 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles allowed only Aug. 2-Nov. 30. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU: 80 RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go 0.1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go 0.1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go 0.7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, then go 0.9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/Acres: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife view- �ing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From La Porte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/Acres: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Washington, Logan Cos. Directions: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/Acres: 96 / 2,924 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Maximum of 250 vehicles on property at once. a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. c. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. e. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. f. Hunting prohibited from floating devices and as posted to protect resting waterfowl. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU: 84 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/Acres: 84 / 11,864 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD and 9.5. GMU/Acres: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. 35 �NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go 0.25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/Acres: 126, 127 / 13,886 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. Hand-launched vessels only due to low water levels. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS on all units: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. b. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited on SWA. RADIUM SWA - Grand, Eagle, Routt Cos. Directions: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs: 15, 27, 361 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted ralston creek SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/Acres: 38 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms allowed only for hunting. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. 36 Directions: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/Acres: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. Note: As of Aug. 2012, the lake is currently dry. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Centerfire rifles prohibited. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on established archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/Acres: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMUs/Acres: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting only. c. All boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. d. Fishing only from the dam Oct. 1-March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. e. Camping, fires prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. i. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR �970, on E by CR 97 (CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. j. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Maximum 4 people per reservation. 1. Hunters must check out as posted at check station by 2 p.m. 2. Reservations regulated by areas. There are 9 waterfowl reservations, 3 small-game, 1 youth/mentor hunting only, with maximum 2 mentors and at least 1 youth per reservation. Mentors must be at least 18 and have a valid hunter education certificate. They are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting allowed only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. 4. All uses other than hunting prohibited during this time, except: a) fishing on Jumbo Annex and live trapping. No reservation required for trapping. k. Deer hunting allowed during established deer seasons. Deer hunters not required to check out at station but reservation is required. Reservations are unlimited in number. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. Directions: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/acres: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. Reddy SWA (Fishing Easement) - Lake Co. Directions: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs: 48, 49 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA - Jackson Co. Fishing Access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. Hunting access: from Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMUs/Acres: 16, 161 / 2,323 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/Acres: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. Directions: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/Acres: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/Acres: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closure if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure and safety during waterfowl seasons. RIO GRANDE river SWA (Del Norte fishing easements) - Rio Grande Co. Directions: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160 and starts just 37 �past town of Hanna. GMU: 79 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Three SWA parcels are along the Roaring Fork River between Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Westbank parcel: At intersection of CRs 109 and 154. Burry Parcel: At mile marker 9 on Hwy. 82. Gianinetti Parcel: Entrance is 100 yards E of intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133. For coldwater fishing access. GMUs: 43, 444 RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/Acres: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing from sunrise to sunset only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt, grand Cos. 38 Directions: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU: 15 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Mcclelland Tract: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/Acres: 125, 129 / 1,142 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. Directions: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/acres: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. GMU/Acres: 59 / 357 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. Directions: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. 0.5 of a mile. �GMU/Acres: 123 / 88 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing only. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. Directions: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/Acres: 682 / 4,579 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 and otherwise as posted. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first split waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. Directions: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU: 82 HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh fishing easement) - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Placerville, go 0.75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU: 70 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU: 83 FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. Directions: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/Acres: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. d. Hunting open only to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Salida, go 0.5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU: 56 FISHING: coldwater lake Facilities: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then 0.25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU: 101 HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting allowed only with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, 39 �Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/Acres: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road) SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/Acres: 15 / 309 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping and campfires allowed only 3 days before regular big-game seasons until 3 days after regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS - Boulder Co. Directions: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU: 29 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, controlled by handler, except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting allowed only with authorized permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. 40 Directions: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile S. GMU/Acres: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. Directions: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/Acres: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. Directions: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU: 51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Maximum 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per �group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. Aug. 9, 2012, available at the Wildlife Area Office in Denver, (303) 291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person, that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times they are allowed to hunt. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. NEW! Shriver-WRIGHT SWA - rio grande Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. GMU/acres: 791 / 120 acres hunting: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl fishing: coldwater river recreation: wildlife viewing, photography restrictions: a. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. b. Camping allowed only in parking areas with self-contained trailers or campers. c. Area wildlife manager may post area-specific closures to manage waterfowl hunting pressure and for safety. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR JJ, continue 0.5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU: 102 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go 0.5 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. Directions: From Victor, go 0.5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/Acres: 59 / 715 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. Directions: From Blanca, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S. GMU: 83 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing only within 200 yards of dam from Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. NEW! smyth SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Poncha Springs, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 285. Then go 0.125 of a mile E and N on CR 191. Turn right at sign, parking at end of access road. GMU/acres: 56 / 10 acres fishing: public access for fishing only on W side of Arkansas River SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. Directions: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 103, 109 / 18,365 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. Only 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting prohibited on downstream 41 �face of dam and as posted. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. Directions: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/Acres: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/Acres: 58, 581 / 1,937 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU: 55 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-Oct. FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. 42 Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then 0.5 of a mile W. GMU/Acres: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. Directions: From Masonville, go 3.25 miles NW on CR 27 to road. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage. Road closed when USFS closes the gate, usually around Dec. 1. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. Directions: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. Directions: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go 0.5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/Acres: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and only 1 in Sept. d. Mandatory check station with assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned area until 9 a.m., then can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, Unit 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, Unit 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations available but not required on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. �See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows allowed only when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/Acres: 50, 501 / 886 acres (175 acres of water) HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU: 55 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs: 80, 81 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MichigaN creek SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/Acres: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. Directions: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go 0.25 of a mile N. GMU/Acres: 127 / 400 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures open only for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Maximum 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications available at the Wildlife Area Office in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on first- 43 �come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (including Otero Pond) - Otero Co. Directions: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/Acres: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. Directions: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go 0.5 of a mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then 0.5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/Acres: 50 / 1,655 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited Tomichi creek SWA - Gunnison Co. Directions: In Gunnison, go S on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/acres: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing Restrictions: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet S of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. 44 Directions: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. Directions: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU: 81 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. Directions: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/Acres: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove, pheasant, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping and fires prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. Directions: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/Acres: 138, 139 / 8,533 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two �Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. Directions: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs: 36, 45 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. van tuyl SWA - Gunnison Co. Cabin creek unit: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50, then go 0.2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres Lost Canyon unit: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/acres: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA - Jackson Co. Directions: From Walden, go 0.5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 0.5 of a mile W to access road. SWA is 1 mile of river. GMU: 16 fishing: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. Directions: From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/Acres: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go 0.5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/Acres: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. Bows permitted for bowfishing. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson Co. Directions: In Denver at I-70 and Ward Rd. GMU: 38 FISHING: warmwater FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Only float tubes or craft propelled by hand allowed. c. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU/acres: 19 / 90 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/Acres: 19 / 44 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. Directions: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms 45 �prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. Directions: From LaSalle, go 0.25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/Acres: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns, muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows also allowed in spring turkey season. c. From March 1-Aug. 31, SWA is only open to spring turkey hunters with valid license during spring turkey season. d. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. Dog training allowed only when training for hunting. WELLINGTON RES. No. 4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go 0.3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/Acres: 9 / Wellington Res. No. 4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. fishing: warmwater and coldwater species RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. No. 4. WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. 46 WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. GMU: 87 COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. fishing: warmwater HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Wellington and Schware units open only July 16-March 14. b. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. c. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. f. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting only with archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. i. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken shall be removed, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST BANK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: Go S on Hwy. 82, turn right at mile marker 5 on CR 154. GMUs: 43, 444 FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access. RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. Directions: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/Acres: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: only float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor allowed WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. Directions: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/Acres: 30 / 6 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU: 33 �HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. Directions: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/Acres: 33, 42 / 48 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. Directions: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU: 104 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3). Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. williams creek res. SWA - Hinsdale Co. Directions: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/Acres: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates white-water wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. NEW! willow creek SWA - yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go S on Hwy. 385 about 6 miles to CR 30. Turn E on CR 30, go 5 miles and turn S on CR NN. Go 3.5 miles S to parking area on W side of road . GMU/acres: 102 / 920 acres hunting: deer, turkey, dove, rabbit recreation: wildlife viewing restrictions: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. Access by foot only, no horses allowed on property. b. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. windy gap watchable wildlife area - Grand Co. Directions: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMUs/Acres: 18, 28 / 12 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 0.25 of a mile interpretive trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset, only viewing area open. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. Directions: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/Acres: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. Directions: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/Acres: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. Directions: From Nathrop, go 8 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go 0.4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs: 56, 481 FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only Yampa River SWA - Routt Co. Directions: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU: 13 RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited 47 �County maps | Northeast Colorado 48 �southeast colorado 49 �northwest colorado 50 �southwest colorado 51 �SWA county index SWA Name Map GMU & County Point ADAMs Co. (AD) Lowell Ponds....................AD-1.........38 Whitehorse.......................AD-2.........104 Alamosa CO. (AL) Higel....................................AL-1..........791 Playa Blanca.....................AL-2..........80 San Luis Lakes..................AL-3..........82 Archuleta CO. (AR) Devil Creek........................AR-1..........77 Echo Canyon Res............AR-2..........78 Baca CO. (BA) Burchfield..........................BA-1..........139 Turk’s Pond.......................BA-2..........139 Two Buttes Res................BA-3..........138, 139 Bent CO. (BE) Adobe Creek Res............BE-1..........125 Dawn Pond.......................BE-2..........125 Fort Lyon...........................BE-3..........125 John Martin Res..............BE-4..........125, 126, 146 Karney Ranch...................BE-5..........126 Las Animas SFU...............BE-6..........125 Purgatoire River..............BE-7..........130 Setchfield..........................BE-8..........130 boulder CO. (BO) Sawhill Ponds...................BO-1.........29 chaffee CO. (ch) Arkansas River/Big Bend (Fishing Easement) . .......CH-1.........56 Buena Vista.......................CH-2.........49, (Fishing Easement) 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU...............CH-3.........56, 481 Champion SWA...............CH-4.........57, (Fishing Easement) 481 Chesmore . .......................CH-5.........57 Chubb Park Ranch.........CH-6.........49 Clear Creek Res................CH-7.........48, 481 Cottonwood Creek........CH-8.........481 Droney Gulch...................CH-9.........56 Franz Lake.........................CH-10.......56 Granite................................CH-11.......48, 49 Hardeman.........................CH-12.......48,49 Harmon . ...........................CH-13.......481 (Fishing Easement) 52 SWA Name Map GMU & County Point Heckendorf.......................CH-14.......481 Johnson Village...............CH-15.......481 Love Meadow WWA......CH-16.......481 Mount Ouray....................CH-17.......56 Mount Shavano SFU.....CH-18.......56 Mount Shavano..............CH-19.......56 Sands Lake........................CH-20.......56 Smyth.................................CH-21.......56 Wright’s Lake....................CH-22.......56, 481 clear creek CO. (CC) Bergen Peak.....................CC-1..........39 Georgetown.....................CC-2..........39 Mount Evans....................CC-3..........39 conejos CO. (CN) Conejos River (Fishing Easements)........CN-1.........81 Hot Creek..........................CN-2.........81 La Jara Res. . .....................CN-3.........81 La Jara.................................CN-4.........81 Sego Springs....................CN-5.........81 Terrace Res........................CN-6.........80, 81 Trujillo Meadows............CN-7.........81 Costilla CO. (CO) Mountain Home Res.....CO-1.........83 Sanchez Res......................CO-2.........83 Smith Res...........................CO-3.........83 Custer CO. (cu) DeWeese Res....................CU-1.........69, 691 Middle Taylor Creek.......CU-2.........86 Delta CO. (DE) Escalante...........................DE-1..........62 McCluskey.........................DE-2..........53 Roeber................................DE-3..........53 dolores co. (do) Coalbed Canyon.............DO-1.........72, 711 Fish Creek..........................DO-2.........71 Groundhog Res...............DO-3.........71 Jim Olterman/ Lone Cone...............................DO-4...........70, 71 douglas co. (dg) Four Mile............................DG-1.........51 Sharptail Ridge................DG-2.........51 SWA Name Map GMU & County Point Eagle Co. (EA) Basalt..................................EA-1..........47, 444 Brush Creek......................EA-2..........44 Eagle River........................EA-3..........35 Gypsum Ponds................EA-4..........35 Vail Deer Underpass......EA-5..........36, 45 elbert co. (Eb) Jumping Cow...................EB-1..........105 el paso co. (EP) Ramah Res........................EP-1..........110 fremont co. (FR) Beaver Creek....................FR-1..........59 Brush Hollow....................FR-2..........59 Ogden/Treat.....................FR-3..........58, (Fishing Easement) 86 garfield co. (GF) Bob Terrell ........................GF-10.......43 Crystal River SFU ...........GF-1..........43 Garfield Creek..................GF-2..........42 Glenwood Springs SFU......................GF-3..........34 Parachute Ponds.............GF-4..........32, 42 Rifle Falls SFU...................GF-5..........33 Roaring Fork.....................GF-6..........43, 444 West Bank..........................GF-7..........43, 444 West Rifle Creek..............GF-8..........33 Wheeler..............................GF-9..........33, 42 grand co. (GR) Granby Ranch..................GR-1..........28 (Conservation Easement) Hot Sulphur Springs......GR-2..........18, 28 Junction Butte.................GR-3..........37 Kemp-Breeze...................GR-4..........18, 28 Pioneer Park ....................GR-5..........18 Radium...............................GR-6..........15, 27, 361 Red Mountain..................GR-7..........28 Windy Gap WWA............GR-8..........18, 28 �SWA Name Map GMU & County Point SWA Name Map GMU & County Point gunnison co. (GU) kiowa co. (KI) Almont Triangle..............GU-1.........54, 55 Beaver Lake......................GU-2.........43 Cabin Creek......................GU-3.........55 Centennial.........................GU-4.........54 Dutch Gulch.....................GU-5.........67 Gunnison...........................GU-6.........54 Gunnison River................GU-7.........54 (Van Tuyl & Redden) Leaps Gulch......................GU-8.........55 Miller Ranch.....................GU-9.........54 Pitkin SFU..........................GU-10......55, 551 Roaring Judy SFU...........GU-11......54, 55 Sapinero............................GU-12......54 Spring Creek Res. ..........GU-13......55 Taylor River.......................GU-14......55 Tomichi Creek . ...............GU-15......67 Van Tuyl..............................GU-16......55 Waunita WWA..................GU-17......551 Queens...............................KI-1...........126, 127 hinsdale co. (HI) Brown Lakes.....................HI-1...........76 Lake Fork Gunnison.......HI-2...........66 Mason Family...................HI-3...........66, 67 Rito Hondo Res. .............HI-4...........76 Road Canyon Res............HI-5...........76 Williams Creek Res.........HI-6...........77 huerfano co. (HU) Huerfano...........................HU-1.........861 Wahatoya..........................HU-2.........85 jackson co. (JA) Brownlee...........................JA-1...........16 Cowdrey Lake..................JA-2...........161 Delaney Butte Lakes......JA-3...........16 Diamond J.........................JA-4...........6, 161 Lake John..........................JA-5...........161 Manville.............................JA-6...........16 Murphy...............................JA-7...........6 Odd Fellows......................JA-8...........16 Owl Mountain..................JA-9...........171 Richard...............................JA-10........16, 161 Seymour Lake..................JA-11........17 Verner.................................JA-12........16 jefferson co. (JF) Ralston Creek...................JF-1...........38 Ward Road Pond.............JF-2...........38 kit carson co. (KC) Flagler Res. . .....................KC-1..........107 la plata co. (LP) Bodo....................................LP-1..........741 Durango SFU....................LP-2..........74, 75 Haviland Lake..................LP-3..........74 Pastorius Res....................LP-4..........75 Perins Peak........................LP-5..........74 lake co. (LK) Paddock.............................LK-1..........49 Reddy..................................LK-2..........48, (Fishing Easement) 49 larimer co. (LR) Bellaire Lake.....................LR-1..........8 Bellvue SFU.......................LR-2..........19 Big Thompson Ponds....LR-3..........20 Bliss...................................... LR-4...........8,19 Boedecker Res.................LR-5..........20 Cherokee...........................LR-6..........8, 191 Douglas Res......................LR-7..........9 Dowdy Lake......................LR-8..........191 Forks....................................LR-9..........20 Hohnholz Lakes..............LR-10........7 Lon Hagler........................LR-11........20 Lone Tree Res. .................LR-12........20 Narrows..............................LR-13........20 North Fork.........................LR-14........20 Parvin Lake.......................LR-15........191 Poudre River SFU............ LR-16........8,19 Poudre River SWA...........LR-17........19, 191 Simpson Ponds...............LR-18........20 Twin Sisters.......................LR-19........20 Watson Lake SFU............LR-20........19 Watson Lake SWA...........LR-21........19 Wellington Res. #4 and Smith Lake...............LR-22........9 Wellington........................LR-23........87 West Lake..........................LR-24........191 las animas co. (LA) Apishapa............................LA-1..........133, 134 Bosque Del Oso..............LA-2..........85, 851 James M. John.................LA-3..........140 Lake Dorothey.................LA-4..........140 SWA Name Map GMU & County Point North Lake........................LA-5..........85, 851 Spanish Peaks..................LA-6..........85 lincoln co. (LI) Hugo...................................LI-1............113 Karval Res. . ......................LI-2............120 Kinney Lake......................LI-3............113 logan co. (LO) Atwood..............................LO-1..........96 Bravo...................................LO-2..........91 Duck Creek........................LO-3..........90 Dune Ridge.......................LO-4..........96 Knudson............................LO-5..........96 Overland Trail...................LO-6..........96 Red Lion.............................LO-7..........90, 92 Tamarack Ranch..............LO-8..........91, 93 mesa co. (ME) Colorado River Island....ME-1.........30, 41 Franklin Island.................ME-2......... 30, 41 Horsethief Canyon.........ME-3......... 30, 40 Jerry Creek Res................ME-4......... 421 Leatha Jean Stassen......ME-5......... 40 Loma Boat Launch.........ME-6......... 30 Mogensen Ponds...........ME-7......... 421 Orchard Mesa .................ME-8......... 41 Plateau Creek...................ME-9......... 421 Tilman Bishop..................ME-10...... 30, 41 Walker.................................ME-11...... 30, 40 West Lake..........................ME-12...... 30 mineral co. (MI) Alberta Park Res..............MI-1..........80 Big Meadows Res...........MI-2..........76 Coller...................................MI-3..........76, 79 Creede................................MI-4..........76 moffat co. (MF) Bitterbrush........................MF-1.........11 Browns Park......................MF-2.........201 Little Snake.......................MF-3.........2, 3 montezuma co. (MZ) Dolores River....................MZ-1.........71, 73 Joe Moore Res.................MZ-2.........73 Lone Dome.......................MZ-3.........711 53 �SWA Name Map GMU & County Point Narraguinnep Res..........MZ-4.........711 Puett Res............................MZ-5.........73 Summit Res.......................MZ-6.........73 Totten Res.........................MZ-7.........73 montrose co. (mt) Chipeta Lake....................MT-1.........62 Cimarron............................MT-2.........65 morgan co. (MG) Andrick Ponds.................MG-1........95 Boyd Ponds.......................MG-2........96 Brush Prairie Ponds........MG-3........99 Brush SWA.........................MG-4........96 Cottonwood.....................MG-5........96 Elliott...................................MG-6........95, 96 Jackson Lake....................MG-7........95 Jean K. Tool.......................MG-8........96 otero co. (OT) Holbrook Res....................OT-1..........125 Horse Creek Res..............OT-2..........125 Melon Valley.....................OT-3..........125, 129 Oxbow................................OT-4..........130 Rocky Ford........................OT-5..........125, 129 Timpas Creek...................OT-6..........135 SWA Name Map GMU & County Point pitkin co. (PI) saguache co. (sg) Cochetopa........................SG-1..........67 Dome Lakes......................SG-2..........67 Russell Lakes....................SG-3..........682 prowers co. (PR) Arkansas River.................PR-1..........119 Deadman...........................PR-2..........127 Granada.............................PR-3..........127, 132 Holly....................................PR-4..........127, 132 Mike Higbee.....................PR-5..........132 Red Dog.............................PR-6..........127 Thurston Res....................PR-7..........127 pueblo co. (PB) Lake Beckwith.................PB-1..........84 Pueblo Res........................PB-2..........84 Pueblo SFU.......................PB-3..........84 Runyon/ Fountain Lakes................PB-4..........123 rio blanco co. (RB) ouray co. (OU) Billy Creek..........................OU-1.........62, 65 rio grande co. (RG) 63 Ranch............................PA-1..........50 Alma....................................PA-2..........49 Badger Basin....................PA-3..........50, 58, 581 Charlie Meyers.................PA-4..........58 Cline Ranch.......................PA-5..........500 James Mark Jones..........PA-6..........50 Knight-Imler.....................PA-7..........50 Spinney Mountain.........PA-8..........58, 581 Tarryall Res........................PA-9..........50, 501 Teter-Michigan Creek...PA-10........500 Tomahawk........................PA-11........50 phillips co. (PH) Frenchman Creek...........PH-1..........98 Holyoke..............................PH-2..........98 Point Coke Oven........................PI-1............444 Jensen................................RB-1..........12, 23, 211 Meeker Pasture...............RB-2..........23 Oak Ridge..........................RB-3..........23, 24 Piceance.............................RB-4..........11, 21, 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake...............RB-5..........11, 22 park co. (PA) SWA Name Map GMU & County Beaver Creek Res............RG-1.........80 Home Lake........................RG-2.........791 Rio Grande........................RG-3.........791 Rio Grande River . ..........RG-4.........79 (Fishing Easements) Shriver-Wright.................RG-5.........791 routt co. (ro) Adams................................RO-1.........15 Blacktail ............................RO-2.........15 (Conservation Easement) Christina.............................RO-3.........214 Chuck Lewis.....................RO-4.........131 Emerald Mountain.........RO-5.........131 Finger Rock SFU..............RO-6.........26 Grieve Ranch . .................RO-7.........5 (Conservation Easement) Indian Run.........................RO-8.........12 Rock Creek........................RO-9.........15 Sarvis Creek......................RO-10.......15 Yampa River......................RO-11.......13 san juan co. (SJ) Andrews Lake..................SJ-1...........74 san miguel co. (SM) Dan Noble.........................SM-1.........70 Dry Creek Basin...............SM-2.........70 San Miguel........................SM-3.........70 (Fishing Easement) Woods Lake......................SM-4.........70 sedGwick co. (SE) Julesburg...........................SE-1..........92 Jumbo Res. ......................SE-2..........90 Pony Express....................SE-3..........92 Sand Draw.........................SE-4..........93 Sedgwick Bar...................SE-5..........92 summit co. (SU) Blue River..........................SU-1..........37, 371 teller co. (TE) Dome Rock.......................TE-1..........581 Pikes Peak..........................TE-2..........59 Rosemont Res..................TE-3..........59 Skaguay Res. ...................TE-4..........59 washington co. (WA) Messex................................WA-1........96 Prewitt Res........................WA-2........96 weld co. (WE) Banner Lakes....................WE-1.........99 Brower................................WE-2.........94 Centennial Valley............WE-3.........951 Frank...................................WE-4.........94 Kodak WWA......................WE-5.........94 Mitani-Tokuyasu.............WE-6.........951 Nakagawa.........................WE-7.........951 Webster..............................WE-8.........94 yuma co. (yu) Sandsage...........................YU-1.........101 Simmons............................YU-2.........102 South Republican...........YU-3.........103, 109 Stalker Lake......................YU-4.........98 Willow Creek....................YU-5.........102 Wray SFU...........................YU-6.........98 www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas/Pages/swa.aspx 54 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/953e75b15d7770b81c490136224f33a8.pdf f47a34d391f61e4b004fcb35e845a0f3 PDF Text Text COLORAD O PARKS AND WILDLIFE 2011-2012 Colorado State Wildlife Areas COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us • www.parks.state.co.us �www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas PLAN YOUR TRIP ONLINE WWW.WILDLIFE.STATE.CO.US WILDLIFE OFFICES Check out printable and interactive maps of each state wildlife area, available on the website. WILDLIFE HEADQUARTERS FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 E. Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 BRUSH 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 MONTROSE 2300 S. Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 DENVER 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand County Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Springs, 80477 (970) 870-2197 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 WILDLIFE SERVICE CENTERS Printed for free distribution by COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE (CPW) 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us | www.parks.state.co.us Editor: Amy Nickelson | Cover photo by © Ken Papaleo Printed 2011 by Publication Printers, Denver. 200,000 copies Printing paid for with hunting and fishing license fees Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director: Rick D. Cables The Colorado Wildlife Commission set land regulations in May. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission (as of Aug. 2011): Tim Glenn, chair • Gary Butterworth, vice chair • Mark Smith, secretary • David R. Brougham, member • Chris Castilian, member • Dorothea Farris, member • Allan Jones, member • Bill Kane, member • Gaspar Perricone, member • James C. Pribyl, member • John Singletary, member • Robert Streeter, member • Lenna Watson, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Salazar, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Colorado wildlife statutes and regulations are available for viewing at CPW offices and online at www.wildlife.state.co.us/RulesRegs. �WHAT’S INSIDE This brochure features regulations governing Colorado’s state wildlife areas (SWAs) and state fish units (SFUs). Only properties listed in this brochure are open to the public. All recreation guidelines below are enforced at SWAs. In addition, property-specific rules can be found in the alphabetical listings on the following pages. Note: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2011 Fishing brochure, available in print and online, at www.wildlife.state.co.us, in mid-March. Some SWAs may have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the current fishing brochure to make sure they comply with state fishing regulations. WHAT’S NEW IN 2011 » NOW OPEN: A new SWA property is open to the public this year. Jumping Cow SWA, in Elbert County, offers hunting access by special permit only for turkey, dove and some biggame species. See page 26 for details. » NEW ACCESS DATES: Bodo SWA near Durango is now open April 1-Nov. 30. Only small-game hunting is allowed on the SWA south of CR 210 from Dec. 1-March 31. The closures allow elk access to winter range. See page 8 for details. » SCOUTING: To help hunters gain knowledge of areas, scouting rules are in place on SWA lands that require hunting reservations in the northeast part of the state. Hunters may now scout at: Andrick Ponds, Banner Lakes, Brush Prairie Ponds and Elliot. » PERMITS REQUIRED ON JUMBO, PREWITT: Annual Jumbo Reservoir/Prewitt Res. access permits are required for anyone ages 19-64. People with a current and valid Colorado hunting or fishing license are exempt from the permit requirement. See pages 25, 35 for details. » FIREARMS RESTRICTIONS: To ensure public safety and habitat protection, it is illegal to have certain firearms and ammunition on SWA properties. See “Recreation Guidelines” below for details. » RESERVATION CHANGES: Some SWAs in the northeastern part of the state and in the Grand Valley have changed reservation procedures. Check this brochure while planning your hunts in these areas. » DOGS: Dogs on leashes are now allowed in some areas at Lon Hagler and Lonetree Res. SWAs. See pages 28 for details. » HABITAT STAMPS ARE $10 and only one is required per person per year. Stamps are valid April 1-March 31. Habitat Stamps are not required to access SWA and State Trust Land properties, but they are required for hunting and fishing. • Anyone 18-64 must purchase a stamp before buying or applying for a hunting or fishing license or a preference point. • A lifetime stamp is $300.25. • Anyone buying a one-day or additionalday license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the Habitat Stamp with the first two of these licenses. The habitat fee will be assessed when a third one-day or additional-day license is purchased for fishing or small game. • Anyone who holds a free Lifetime Fishing license, a Veteran’s Lifetime Combination Small-Game Hunting/Fishing license, or are approved for the Big Game Mobility Impaired Hunting Program is exempt from the Habitat Stamp requirement. See www.wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/ DisabledAccessibility for details. RECREATION GUIDELINES Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-­of-way, buildings or devices under CPW control: 1. NEW: To possess the following types of ammunition and/or firearms: tracer rounds, armor- piercing rounds, military hardened rounds with explosive or radioactive substances, .50-caliber BMG rounds, or fully automatic firearms. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 3. To engage in illegal activities. 4. To enter, use or occupy an area for Continued on page 2 1 �commercial purposes or to do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 5. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 6. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 7. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on an SWA over 14 days in 45-day period. 8. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds, tree stands and steps can be erected on SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. 9. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 10. To litter, leave fish, entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 11. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 12. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 13. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 14. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or during CPW-authorized field trials. 15. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 16. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 17. To fish from CPW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 18. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid scuba certificate from recognized 2 BOAT REGULATIONS All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the CPW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to CPW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on, or leave the water. YOUTH/MENTOR HUNTING Youth/mentor hunting means hunting by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor when hunting on youth/mentor properties. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. scuba training organization. 19. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Singlecompartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to designated swimming areas. 20. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 21. To launch or land aircraft. 22. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 23. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 24. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 25. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, holding areas or streams on CPW hatchery properties, except areas posted as open to fishing. 26. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field-trial license. 27. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross CPW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from CPW for wildlife recreation. 28. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and authorization. 29. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be physically in the immediate vicinity of their activity. �STATE WILDLIFE AREAS An alphabetical listing of properties and specific rules for each state wildlife area follows. If no special restrictions are included in this list, all recreation guidelines (pages 1-2) apply. 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 285 or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 1,200 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, big game FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife observation RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA .5 of a mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU: 15 HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (BLUE LAKE) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, RESERVATION PROCEDURES For properties requiring reservations, call 1-800-846-9453 (1-800-UGO-WILD). Reservations taken 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. For printable maps and information, go to the CPW website at: www.wildlife.state. co.us/ LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas. • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must be a licensed hunter for the species to be hunted and must be at the property the day of the hunt. Hunters with reservations may only hunt the area specified on the reservation. • Reservations are not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. • To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for rest of hunting season. waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except to fishing. ABBREVIATIONS CO. — County COs. — Counties CR — County Road HWY. — Highway JCT. — Junction RD. — Road RES. — Reservoir 4WD — 4-wheel-drive CPW — Colorado Parks and Wildlife BLM — Bureau of Land Management USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service SVC. CTR. — Service Center SWA — State Wildlife Area STL — State Trust Land SFU — State Fishing Unit N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West 3 �ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area, drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES: 80 / 240 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp ALMA SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then go .25 of a mile NW. GMU: 49 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMUs: 54, 55 HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open April 1-Dec. 19 ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then go .5 of a mile E. GMU: 74 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook ANDRICK PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5, then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 for .5 of a mile to parking. GMU: 95 HUNTING: waterfowl FACILITIES: parking at N, S ends of SWA RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. Open only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Camping, fires, hunting with centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. c. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. d. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday 4 through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs prohibited at this time. e. From Sept. 1 through Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only hunting permitted. f. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 people per area at any time. Max. 3 reservations annually per hunter from Sept. 1-end of regular goose season. Hunters must check in and out as posted at property. g. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, migratory bird hunting only, and only within designated areas. h. From Dec. 1 through end of regular goose season, hunting permitted for migratory birds and small game. Hunting days will be set for each, see the 2011 Waterfowl brochure for details. i. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. j. Hunting not allowed on Clark Lake. k. NEW: From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsenburg, go 18.5 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMUs/ACRES: 133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/ACRES: 119 / 98 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ARKANSAS RIVER/SALIDA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Chaffee, Lake Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, the go .125 of a mile E on CR 165. Parking is at W end. From Salida, go NW on Hwy. 291 for 3.5 miles. Go .75 of a mile S on CR 150, then .5 of a mile SW on CR 166 to N bank �of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 27 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River; Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5, then go .5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. b. Access limited to 4 groups or vehicles, with a max. of 4 people per group. c. Camping, fires, horse use, dog training prohibited. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. f. From June 1-Aug. 31, open only Sat., Sun., Weds. and only for wildlife viewing. g. Turkey hunting only on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds., of turkey seasons. h. From Sept. 1-May 31, hunting only on Sat., Sun., Weds., legal holidays and opening day of late rifle deer season. All recreational activity except deer hunting are prohibited opening weekend of the regular plains rifle deer season and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Beginning on first day of the regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, only open to hunting. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservation is required. 1. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 people per reservation. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), ,Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 2,095 acres FISHING: 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres HUNTING: pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only, and only through designated parking area. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. f. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on firstcome, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. g. NEW: From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through the end of dark goose season, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. 5 �h. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. CPW is authorized to implement dog training reservation system to manage overcrowding. BASALT SWA - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,577 acres CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go .5 of a mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 47, 444 / 2,230 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: shooting range RESTRICTIONS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to those lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Lake Christine. d. Camping prohibited at all times within .25 of a mile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited except during regular and late big-game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Lake Christine and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67 (Phantom Canyon Rd.), then go N 2 miles to CR 123, then E .2 of a mile 6 to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, go downstream 12 miles on trail to property (2-day hike). GMU: 59 HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, dove, turkey with limited license FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road), then go 6 miles S. GMU: 80 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Marble, go .25 of a mile E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 41 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to exit Hwy. 14 toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162, go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/ACRES: 8 / 12 acres RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Go N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to LaPorte. Just N of LaPorte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours �RESTRICTIONS: hunting, dogs prohibited BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103, then go 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU: 39 HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG BEND SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mt. Shavano SFU, go NW about 6 miles along Arkansas River. Access from Mt. Shavano NW on CRs 160, 163 & 166. Access from N end from Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, then go .125 of a mile E on CR 165. GMU: 56 FISHING: fishing property only, coldwater stream BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. l60 to USFS Rd. 410, then go 2 miles W. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road, then go .75 of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through the underpass, then .75 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. BILLY CREEK SWA - Montrose, Ouray Cos. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4, then turn left. Go .5 of a mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1.25 miles on main road to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream, pond RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Dec. 31 b. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU: 11 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 1-Jan. 14. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within a) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or b) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. BLACKTAIL (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40, turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Laporte, go 5 miles N on 7 �Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 41 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: boat launchings and takeouts and paintball shooting prohibited BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUs: 37, 371 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows, firewood cutting and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BOB TERRELL SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Hwys. 82 and 133, go about 1 mile W on Hwy. 82. Turn left onto CR 106, follow it back to the E, staying left at the fork in the road. Road dead ends at SWA. GMU: 43 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: boat launch/take out BODO SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210, then go .25 of a mile W to E boundary. GMU: 741 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Open Dec. 1-March 31 only for small-game hunting and only S of CR 210. c. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21, then go .5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater 8 RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or for those with night-hunting permit. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. d. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approximately 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Open to public April 1-Nov. 30; open Dec. 1-March 31 only to licensed big-game hunters and one non-hunting companion. b. Campfires only in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Camping only in designated areas except by hunters during hunting seasons. e. Parking allowed only in designated areas. f. Unattended food or garbage only allowed in bear-resistant manners or containers. g. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. h. Fishing prohibited on S Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: Go E on I-76 toward Fort Morgan. Go N on Hwy. 144, turn right on Elm Street, follow street to SWA. SWA is NE of Log Lane Village, extending E to Hwy. 52. GMU: 96 RESTRICTIONS: launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season �BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Access only from designated parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. Beginning with the first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at the mandatory check station. j. SCALVA PARCEL: Reservations required for all public use. From Sept. through May, follow standard reservation procedures, see “Registration Procedures” (page 3) for details. From June through August, make reservations by calling (970) 842-6300. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. 1. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Foot access only and only from designated parking areas. Mandatory check station. 2. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed, limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. 3. From June 1-Aug. 31, open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. and only for wildlife viewing. 4. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays during turkey seasons. 5. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. BROWER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Open March 1-Aug. 31 only for spring turkey hunters with valid license; open for other access Sept. 1-end of February d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited BROWNLEE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS — NORTH PLATTE RIVER: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then .5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.14 miles of river FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72, then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N, then go 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. CALLOWAY UNIT: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, sage grouse, waterfowl, dove 9 �FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Brush, go 2.5 miles N on Hwy. 71 to CR 28; then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m., no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. Beginning on first day of the regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, property is only open to hunting, and: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check out but reservation is required. 2. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Reservations required and are unlimited in number. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. Call 1-800-846-9553. Max. 4 people per reservation. 3. Reservations limited to: one waterfowl and one small game each at south and northwest parking lots, and one youth/mentor waterfowl reservation at the northeast lot (Hwy. 71). 4. Mentors must be at least 18 and have valid hunter education certificate. No more than two mentors and at least one youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting during this time is only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), ,Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 10 BRUSH CREEK SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit roundabout going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street and go to first stop sign. Turn E on Brush Creek Road and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, turn E to stay on Brush Creek Rd. SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. GMU: 44 BRUSH HOLLOW SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS — TO BOAT RAMP: From Penrose at Hwy. 115, go W on 3rd (CR 123), then go .29 of a mile to E St. (CR 125). Go 5.5 miles to CR 129, then go 2.5 miles on CR 129 to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres FISHING: coldwater/warmwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station, then go S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for those with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Max. 4 hunters per area. d. From the last day of regular goose season until opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access by foot only. e. From opening of Sept. teal season through Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day during established waterfowl seasons. f. From Sept. teal season through Dec. 1, reservations available, but not required. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Reservations valid until 9 a.m. Max. 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis �after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation or that they check into. k. NEW: From the Thurs. before Sept. 1 through Nov. 30, scouting permitted from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thurs. that are not open to hunting in and prior to waterfowl seasons. Must have reservation or letter from CPW. All people must check in and out at check station. Firearms, dogs not allowed during scouting. g. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations available to hunt on Dec. 1. From Dec. 2 through Jan. 31, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. BUENA VISTA SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E .5 of a mile to the end of Main. Parking available in several locations along the river. GMUs: 49, 481 FISHING: coldwater stream, fishing property only BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing CABIN CREEK SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 2 miles north on Hwy. 135 to CR 10, then go 2 miles northeast (right) to BLM Rd. 3110 (becomes USFS Rd. 743). Then go 6 miles east (right) to USFS Rd. 604, then south (right) to the property. GMU: 55 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, camping RESTRICTIONS: open May 1-Nov. 30 CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU: 54 / 1,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 1-Nov. 30, with exception for elk hunting which is allowed through Dec. 31. b. Motorized and mechanized vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 .25 of a mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horse use, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, small-game and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small-game hunting requires reservation. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. d. Open to public during regular duck seasons only on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. e. From March 1-Aug. 31, only open for hunters with valid spring turkey licenses and on designated trail for wildlife viewing. f. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is prohibited on opening weekend of regular rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162, then go N .125 of a mile on CR 287. GMUs/ACRES: 56, 481 / 61 acres RECREATION: limited public use and tours RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited CHAMPION SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, .5 of a mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMUs: 57, 481 FISHING: coldwater stream; fishing property only 11 �CHARLIE MEYERS SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU: 58 RESTRICTIONS: camping and fires prohibited CHEROKEE SWA (UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, LONE PINE, RABBIT CREEK UNITS) - Larimer Co. GMUs: 8, 191 HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky grouse, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted b. Open Sept. 1-May 1 only for hunting and fishing; open for other access May 2-Aug. 31. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big-game season d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive, then go .5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 62 / 12 acres FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. c. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU: 214 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309, then go N on CR 309 .5 of a mile to SWA. GMU: 49 12 CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU: 131 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 4 a.m.-10 p.m. b. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big-game, small-game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting prohibited within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Gunnison, Montrose Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd., then 2 miles S to access road, then go 1.5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390, then go .5 of a mile W. GMUs/ACRES: 48, 481 / 500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in established camping areas on W end of SWA. Fires prohibited except in campgrounds. b. Fishing prohibited from dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUs: 72, 711 RESTRICTIONS: �a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. COCHETOPA SWA (SNYDER) - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50, turn right on Hwy. 114, then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU: 67 / 3,635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, rabbit, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, with exception for hunters retrieving downed game. b. Foot access only and only from established parking areas. c. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. d. Big-game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. DIRECTIONS: From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/ACRES: 444 / 330 acres RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. DIRECTIONS: From South Fork, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMUs/ACRES: 76, 79 / 579 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, along the river. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Only waterfowl hunting and only from established blinds. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at station. d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, firstserved basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. COLUMBINE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: Corridor along I-25, S of Tomah. GMU: 104 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fishing, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Riparian areas closed to protect Preble’s meadow jumping mouse as posted. CONEJOS RIVER SWA (FISHING EASEMENTS) - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Aspen Glade Campground. Fishing easement continues for next 3 miles from upper boundary of Aspen Glade Campground to lower boundary of Menkhaven Resort. Access points posted; no access through private lots. GMU: 81 FISHING: coldwater stream, access along river, 25 feet from high-water line RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing access only, no hunting. b. Camping prohibited. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 884 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited 13 �from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COTTONWOOD CREEK (MARQUARD) SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E 1 block; turn S on Railroad Street. Go S .3 of a mile to McGinnis Middle School entrance. SWA is N boundary of the school property. Park on N end of school parking lot and walk 150 yards N along the path to get to Cottonwood Creek. GMU: 481 FISHING: fishing only RESTRICTIONS: no guns or other weapons allowed on school property as per state law COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. l25. Or: from Walden, go 7.5 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 280 acres of land, 80 acres of water HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road, then go .5 of a mile S to Rio Grande. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES: 43 / 19 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 2,223 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, 14 waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters RESTRICTIONS: A. MIRAMONTE RES. TRACT: 1. Camping prohibited except in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing permitted only 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Waterskiing, jetskiing prohibited except in designated areas on W of reservoir. B. GREAGER TRACT: 1. Open March 1-May 15 only with permit from area or district wildlife manager for viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. Open for other access May 16-end of February. 2. Viewing site limited to designated area. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 4. Access by foot or horseback only. C. JOHN KANE TRACT: 1. Open May 16-end of February 2. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited 3. Access by foot or horseback only DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. Go right on Hwy. 194, turn right on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU: 125 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ, then go 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27, go .5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 503 acres HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (N, S, E) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5, then go .5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 2,620 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters �RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627 then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 561 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited DeWEESE RES. SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMUs/ACRES: 69, 691 / 780 acres FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping HUNTING: pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: off-highway vehicles (OHVs) prohibited DIAMOND J SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMUs/ACRES: 6, 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: city-owned camping RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited E of Hwy. 125 DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMUs/ACRES: 71, 73 / 57 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited; fishing prohibited in rearing ponds DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/ SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 239 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lakes RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited except on CRs NN14 and 15GG. b. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. c. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or on leash. e. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. f. Parking only in designated areas. g. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley, then go .75 of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/ACRES: 581 / 6,980 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. b. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. c. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big-game hunting aid. d. Spring Creek, Dome View trails and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge are open only July 16-Nov. 30. DOUGLAS RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15, go 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60, then .25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then go .25 of a mile W to LaVina Drive and go N. GMU: 9 FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. 15 �c. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 120 acres of water HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU: 70 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Crook, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,121 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370, then go 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. 16 d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: In Durango, next to Animas River. GMUs/ACRES: 74, 75 / 14 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: visitors center, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50, then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU: 67 / 320 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-end of Feb. b. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road. d. Camping, fires prohibited. e. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or on leash. EAGLE RIVER SWA (FISHING LEASES) - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Eagle, go E on Hwy. 6 about 2-3 miles to property boundary sign. This is W edge of SWA. Property extends E about 2 miles with 3 designated fishing access points. Access allowed only at these points, fishing allowed only on N side of Eagle River. GMU: 35 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited b. Open for fishing only, access is only at designated points as posted ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES: 78 / 211 acres �HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMUs/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: Waterfowl hunting only. See 2011 Waterfowl brochure for details. HAMILIN TRACT (N AND S): Hunting allowed. See 2011 Waterfowl brochure for information. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street, turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU: 131 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open from 4 a.m.-10 p.m. July 1-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then go 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff, then go 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. Then go .75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd., then go 3 miles SW to Gunnison River, then .75 of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES: 62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts open only Aug. 1-March 14. c. Lower Roubideau tract hunting are youth/ mentor hunting only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. d. Bowfishing prohibited. 17 �FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 20 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535, then 12 miles N to Fish Creek access road. Then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 71 / 314 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, snowshoe hare FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited except in deer and elk seasons FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES: 107 / 400 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted Sun. and Mon., June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting open to youth/mentors only. Only one mentor per youth may hunt. FORKS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 34 W. Go W at Wilson Avenue for 14.4 miles to SWA on S, near mile marker 76. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. Foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. a. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. 18 FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMUS: 125 RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. From Westcreek, travel W on Stump Rd. to 9J Rd. Go N on 9J Rd. to SWA. GMU: 51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13, then go .5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small game hunting limited to Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required. See “Reservations Procedures” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. f. Hunting prohibited west of CR 13 and as posted in NE corner of SWA. FRANKLIN ISLAND SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Franklin Island SWA is on W side of road, along the river. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Only waterfowl hunting and only from established blinds. b. Camping, dogs (except as aid in hunting), prohibited. c. Hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” (page 3) for details. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. �d. Hunting areas that have not been reserved are available on first-come, first-served basis after 5 a.m. for that hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. are available first-come, firstserved basis. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time upon request of a hunter holding a valid reservation for that area. FRANTZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go .75 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then .75 of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU: 56 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29, then go .5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 69 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd., then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 42 / 13,179 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except 7 days before start of regular big-game seasons through 7 days after regular big-game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Open Dec. 1-July 15 only for spring turkey hunting below and small-game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. Open for other access July 16-Nov. 30. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 670 acres HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking RESTRICTIONS: hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within .25 of a mile of I-70 throughout SWA GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES: 34 / 2 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 3,672 acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River RECREATION: wildlife observation, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. c. Camping, fires prohibited. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. All other motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking lots. d. MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is .75 of a mile E of Hwy. 40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 451 acres HUNTING: closed to hunting except with permission from private landowner RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14 b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited c. Dogs must be on leash GRANITE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake co. line downstream to .25 of a mile below Granite Bridge. GMUs: 48, 49 FISHING: fishing access only; coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. GRIEVE RANCH (CONSERVATION EASEMENT) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 19 �miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU: 5 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. c. Firearms allowed only for hunting. d. Camping only in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high-water line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU: 71 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 2,800 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 1-Nov. 30. b. Camping only in designated areas. c. Foot or horseback access only on Beaver Creek Trail. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (VAN TUYL & REDDEN) - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go .25 of a mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade City Park. Parking N side park. Accessed is by foot .5 of a mile W of parking lot. GMU: 54 HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited 20 except when hunting. c. Waterfowl hunting only, with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMU/ACRES: 35 / 90 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: non-motorized boating on pond, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HALLENBACK RANCH SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 mi. S on Hwy. 24, turn W on CR 10 and W on CR 24A. SWA is adjacent to Box Creek STL. GMU: 48 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed Dec. 1-March 31 and closed on western third of SWA as posted April 1-June 15 to protect wintering and calving elk. HARMON SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for .2 of a mile to parking area. GMU: 481 RESTRICTIONS: Fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671, then go .5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, boating FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, gravel boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only �HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361, then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 640 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, small game, pronghorn RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU: 791 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays from Sept. 1-Feb. 14 b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Max of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling 719-587-6923 or at the Wildlife Service Center in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. 1. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Max. 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. d. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping only in Laramie River camping area. c. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. d. Sailboards prohibited. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF, then go .5 of a mile E. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 670 acres FISHING: warmwater HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in safety zone on SW side of residence as posted HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMUs/ACRES: 127, 132 / 55 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between US 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 1.5 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU: 791 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. b. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or with night-hunting permit. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (TIMBER LAKE) - Bent, Otero Cos. DIRECTIONS: From LaJunta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 2,603 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, hunting 21 �by permission only FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign. Take access road 4 miles. GMUs: 30, 40 HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-9 p.m., no restricted hours for fishing. b. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. Turkey hunting prohibited, except by permit for youth/mentor hunting in spring. c. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. d. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted. e. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/ mentors only and only from 100 yards east of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. f. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. No more than 4 hunters per blind. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunting day. Reserved areas not claimed by 7 a.m. also available first-come, first-served. Any hunt area must be yielded at any time by request of a hunter with a valid reservation for that area. h. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. i. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road, then go 5 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 3,494 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl 22 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at W end of bridge. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge), then go 2 miles S. JOE GERRANS, PIONEER PARK UNITS: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge, then go S at E end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. PIONEER PARK UNIT: N and W of Hot Sulphur Springs on the edge of town, N side of Colorado River. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 1,173 acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range open sunrise to sunset. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. e. Fires and off-road travel prohibited in Parshall Divide Unit. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES: 861 / 544 acres HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing �FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109, then 2.25 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67, then go 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 12 / 2,039 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping restricted to designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144. Then go 1 mile NE to CR 5, then 3.8 miles N to CR CC, then 1 mile W to CR 4, then .25 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 95 / 394 acres HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from designated parking areas. b. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. No fishing Oct. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the SWA portion of the lake. SWA property is marked with signs. No fishing Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season in the state park portion of the lake north of the boat ramp. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. Boats prohibited on frozen surface of the lake. f. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. g. From the first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at check station. h. From the first day of regular duck season to the opening of regular goose season, three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on the lake. 1. Boat hunting prohibited beginning Nov. 1 except for hunters with boating reservation. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. 2. During this time, all hunting from vessels is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 people per reservation. 3. Hunters and vessels must stay in designated hunt zone. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. Vessels launched from Jackson Lake State Park must have state parks pass. Vessels can also be hand launched from SWA as posted. 4. Waterfowl hunting from vessels permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, NM, go 7 miles on NM Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA, then go NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 8,200 acres HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey RECREATION: wildlife viewing, mountain biking, hiking, picnicking RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 2-Nov. 30. b. Access by foot or horseback only. c. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. d. Hunting access restricted in regular rifle deer and elk seasons to big game only, by drawing. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 12,122 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, pronghorn, small game 23 �RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 2-Dec. 31. b. Fires only in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd., then go 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 903 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. a. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. h. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season: 1. Waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. 2. Waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Reservations limited to three waterfowl and three smallgame per day. Max. 4 people per reservation. Mentors must be 18 and have a valid hunter education certificate. Mentors are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 4. Deer and fall turkey hunting permitted in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters are not required to check in or out, but reservation is required. These are unlimited in 24 number. 5. Uses other than hunting prohibited during this time. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMUs/ACRES: 12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Dec. 31. b. Camping only in designated areas. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (JERRY CREEK RES. #1 & 2) - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU: 421 FISHING: warmwater lake (catch and release only) RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610, then go 24 miles S. GMUs/ACRES: 70, 71 / 5,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: two-horse corrals, campsites RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles prohibited JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40, then go 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 73 / 120 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. �JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 126, 146 / 22,325 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on U.S. Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by CPW to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, SWA is on the W half of river .25 of a mile upstream and .5 of a mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU: 481 FISHING: coldwater stream JULESBURG SWA (JULESBURG, OVID LEASES) - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From Ovid, go .5 of a mile S on CR 29. GMU: 92 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JUMBO RES. (JULESBURG) SWA - Logan, Sedgwick Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 90 / 1,703 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, waterfowl, doves FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Vehicles limited to 250 on the property at once. c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, with exceptions listed below. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. d. Waterskiing permitted 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. e. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. f. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. g. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. h. Hunting from floating devices by reservation only from opening day of regular Eastern Plains duck season until opening day of dark goose season. 1. Reservations required. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Reservations not transferable, 3 available for waterfowl hunting on reservoir. 2. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from boat closure. 3. Hunting from floating devices permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed) and Veterans Day. 4. Boat hunters must leave reservoir by 2 p.m. and are prohibited from hunting within 150 yards of hunters on shore or other vessels. 25 �JUMPING COW SWA - Elbert Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kiowa, take Hwy. 86 about 16 miles E to CR 105. Turn N, go about 2 miles to CR 122, turn E to SWA. GMU: 105 HUNTING: by permit only, for dove, turkey, pronghorn doe, anterless elk, white-tailed deer doe and mule deer doe RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting access by permit only. Must have valid license for the activity prior to applying for the permit. Permits must be kept on hunter at all times. 1. Permits may designate hunt zones, in which case activity is restricted to those zones only and the permit is not valid property-wide. 2. Permits are free and available through drawing process. Applications available from the Wildlife Service Center in Denver, (303) 291-7227. 3. Applications are due: a. Third Mon. in Aug. for: dove, fall turkey, pronghorn doe, antlerless elk, whitetailed deer doe and mule deer doe. b. Third Mon. in March for: spring turkey 4. Permitted hunters may take one other nonhunter or non-angler onto the property. Person must remain with permit holder. 5. Permitted hunters may not enter the property before the first Mon. after the opening day of their season. b. Open two hours before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Hunters may remain as long as reasonable to retrieve downed game. c. Vehicle use permitted only on marked existing roadways that lead to parking areas. All other access by foot or horseback only. d. Gates shall be left as found after passing through. e. Camping, fires prohibited. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then .5 of a mile E. GMU: 37 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited except day after Labor Day through last day of regular big-game season. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES: 120 / 235 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, 26 waterfowl FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall, go .5 of a mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left .25 of a mile past marker for parking or go W .75 of a mile for more parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40, turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another .5 of a mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUs: 18, 28 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and anglers with mobility impairments who are restricted to a wheelchair. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. 1 mile E on CR 2J is SW corner of SWA. GMU: 113 HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer FISHING: warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing RECREATION: wildlife observation, camping, photography RESTRICTIONS: float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU: 50 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Sterling exit, go .5 of a mile W to CR 370 (information center, �museum), then go 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 581 acres HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching/taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. KODAK WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Windsor at Hwys. 392 & 257, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 257 to parking area S of Poudre River. GMU: 94 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset. b. Hunting, fishing, camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 2,808 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255, then go .5 of a mile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13.5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES: 81 / 635 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU: 84 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Raton, NM, go 7 miles NE on NM Hwys. 72 & 526, then go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES: 140 / 4,500 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. b. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Big-game hunting by archery only. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lake City, go 5.375 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU: 66 FISHING: coldwater stream LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES: 161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres HUNTING: small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, public rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables RESTRICTIONS: 27 �a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles, then go N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES: 125 / 69 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: camping, dogs prohibited LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU: 55 / 560 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open May 1- Nov. 30 LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU: 40 RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMUs/ACRES: 2, 3 / 4,860 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except in self-contained units and by all methods 3 days before beginning of regular big-game seasons until 3 days after end of regular big-game seasons LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15), then go .5 of a mile E on frontage road, turn S .25 of a mile to Colorado River. GMU: 30 RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Parking in designated areas only. b. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. 28 LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.25 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21, then go 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 181 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. From Sept. 1-end of Feb., dogs prohibited west of lakeside parking lots, except as aid in hunting. g. From March 1-Aug. 31, dogs prohibited west of lakeside parking lots. h. Dogs prohibited on annex pond and adjacent lands as posted to protect wildlife. LONE DOME SWA - Dolores, Montezuma Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD,then 1 mile E to CR 16, then 3 miles N to access road, then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES: 711 / 1,724 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, turkey, dove FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking only in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive, then go 1 mile S on access road. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 502 water acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters RESTRICTIONS: a. Open one hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. �c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. e. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. f. Heron nesting area closed as posted. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. i. Pets must be on leashes no longer than 6 feet. e. Dogs on boats not required to be leashed. f. Dogs prohibited on N and E shores, except as aid in hunting. LOVE MEADOW SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop (8 miles S of Buena Vista on Hwy. 285), go W on CR 162 about 8 miles. Parking is on N side of road at the meadow. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 11 acres RECREATION: wildlife viewing only LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS: In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. GMU: 38 FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. All boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. MANVILLE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. l4 to CR l2W, go 5 miles W to CR 18, go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5, then go .125 of a mile S. Approximately 4.4 miles of river. GMU: 16 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: hunting, bowfishing prohibited MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.). GMUs/ACRES: 66, 67 / 1,429 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream FACILITIES: vault toilets RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping McCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks, turn left on L30 Rd. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,600 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunt, fish or trap. Open May 1-end of regular big-game season. b. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8, then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 23 / 48 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50, then go 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUs: 125, 129 RESTRICTIONS: hunting limited to youth/mentor hunting; only 1 mentor per youth may hunt MESSEX SWA - Logan, Washington Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6, then 1.75 miles NE to CR R, then 1.5 miles N, then .5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 680 acres HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 3 a.m.-9 p.m.; no time restrictions for hunters with night-hunting permit. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. f. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. g. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. Trials limited to 1 per year, and require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunt29 �ing dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 86 / 486 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: picnic tables MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES: 132 / 876 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, archery/rifle range RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset, unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135;,turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 1,604 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-end of February. Access by foot or horseback only. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth/mentor hunting by permit. Max. 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from CPW’s Gunnison Svc. Ctr., 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Camping, campfires, dogs prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. 30 MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 13 acres HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Aug. 16-end of Feb., also open on dates established yearly for spring turkey hunting. b. Parking only in designated area. During waterfowl season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Waterfowl hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles parked in designated areas. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway after crossing Coon Creek. GMU: 421 FISHING: warmwater lake HUNTING: waterfowl from designated blind RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS: From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles W; turn right again on Upper Bear Creek Rd. (CR 480) and go 3 miles, following signs for SWA. GMU/ACRES: 39 / 3,438 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 15-Dec. 31. b. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period except in big-game seasons in designated campgrounds. c. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit; 1 group at a time. �MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go .5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291, then go .5 of a mile W on CR 154 and then 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 231 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only) RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Closed S of CR 160. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go .5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154, then go .5 of a mile W. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 57 / 186 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: dogs prohibited MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go .5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMU: 56 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd., then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd., then go 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU: 83 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: waterskiing prohibited MURPHY SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES: 6 / 6 miles of river FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 61, then 2 miles N. GMU: 951 HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184, then go 2 miles E. GMU: 711 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. NARROWS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 34, go W at Wilson Avenue 9.1 miles. SWA is on N, near mile marker 82.9. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. b. Open by foot access only, no vehicles, from Nov. 1-March 31. c. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Drake, go .25 of a mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU: 20 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: open for fishing only NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. 12. GMUs/ACRES: 85, 851 / 840 acres FISHING: coldwater lake and stream HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking area RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft 31 �propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.), then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8, then go 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMUs/ACRES: 23, 24 / 9,325 total acres, all units HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Oak Ridge Unit open July 16-Nov. 30. b. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat fishing easement open only for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. ODD FELLOWS SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then 4.5 miles W to CR 5, then .5 of a mile N to CR 20, then 4.2 miles W to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU: 16 FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: camping, hunting prohibited ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on C Rd. Parking for SWA is between roads 30-31 along C Rd. GMU: 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between 30 and 31 Rds. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds 32 or zones. Max. 4 hunters per blind. See 2011 Waterfowl brochure. e. No other small-game hunting allowed. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Hunters must check in and out as posted. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas not occupied by 7 a.m. available on first-come, first-served basis. But any hunt area must be yielded upon request of a hunter with a valid reservation for the area. h. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from the Wildlife Service Center in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. i. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells only. j. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From Atwood, go .5 of a mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16, then go E .5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 192 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging bows, firearms prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited, except when training hunting dogs, and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through the Weds. before opening of spring turkey season), and Aug. g. Beginning first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25, then go 6 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 171 / 920 acres HUNTING: small game, big game �RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go .5 of a mile N to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 410 acres HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing PADDOCK SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the Wildlife Service Center in Salida or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES: 49 / 1,300 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only. b. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. c. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. d. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-70, take exit 75, go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue. Turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUs: 32, 42 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS: From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172, then go 2 miles S to CR 302, then 1 mile S to CR 304, then .5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 75 / 85 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting only on Sat., Sun. and Weds. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. TRACT A: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.), turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). TRACT B: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd., turn right and go .5 of a mile on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES: 74 / 13,442 total acres, both tracts HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky grouse, turkey, black bear RESTRICTIONS: a. Tract B and portions of Tract A that are W of CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.) are open April 1 until last day of deer and elk seasons b. Tract A area E of CR 208 open to public only July 16-last day of regular deer and elk season c. Camping only during deer and elk seasons d. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited PICEANCE SWA - Garfield, Rio Blanco Cos. SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.), then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then go 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road), then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.), then 7 miles S to CR 22. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUs: 11, 21, 22, 31 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky and sage 33 �grouse, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/ACRES: 59 / 635 acres HUNTING: bighorn sheep RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: open July 16-March 31 PIONEER PARK SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU: 18 PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd., then go 14 miles E to Parlin and turn N. GMUs/ACRES: 55, 551 / 48 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49, then go 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330, go about 8 miles and turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.), go .125 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 421 / 1,346 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dove RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rifle range RESTRICTIONS: vehicles prohibited Dec. 1-Aug. 1 PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU: 80 RESTRICTIONS: open Tues., Thurs., Sat. from Nov. 1-Jan. 30 in designated areas PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go .1 of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28, then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road. Go .1 of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go .7 of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39, 34 then go .9 of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 1,854 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaPorte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 8, 19 / 460 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaPorte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then go 1.5 miles W. GMUs/ACRES: 19, 191 / 395 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Logan, Washington Cos. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6, then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 2,924 acres �HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Anyone ages 19-64 must purchase an annual Jumbo Res./Prewitt Res. access permit to enter the property. Anyone who has a valid Colorado annual hunting or fishing license does NOT need to have an access permit. Permits are $36, valid April 1-March 31, and available anywhere you can purchase CPW hunting and fishing licenses. b. Vehicles limited to 250 on the property at once. a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. c. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam during this time. e. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing allowed only in July and Aug. f. Hunting prohibited as posted. Hunting prohibited from floating devices. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU: 84 RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium RESTRICTIONS: dogs, hunting prohibited PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU/ACRES: 84 / 4,100 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33, then go 1 mile S to access trail, 1.5 miles E. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S 1 mile on Hwy. 101 to CR 10.75. Then go S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE, then W to Rd. 9.5, then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD & 9.5. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 960 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C, then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road, then go .25 of a mile E to public boat ramp. GMUs/ACRES: 126, 127 / 4,426 acres, all properties HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. 35 �e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited on all lands. RADIUM SWA - Eagle, Grand, Routt Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge), then go 12 miles SW. GMUs: 15, 27, 361 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, rock climbing, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted RALSTON CREEK SWA - Jefferson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 2,100 acres HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except while hunting. RAMAH SWA - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS: From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES: 110 / 400 acres HUNTING: small game, migratory waterfowl, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Centerfire rifles prohibited. Rimfire, shotgun, muzzleloader and archery only. d. No target practice except for archery equipment on archery range. e. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. 36 JJ, then go E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 570 acres HUNTING: small game RED LION SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155), then go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138, then 1 mile NE to CR 95, then go .25 of a mile N. GMUs/ACRES: 90, 92 / 1,297 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail, deer FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access from designated parking areas only. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting. c. Boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. d. Fishing only from the dam Oct. 1 to March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. e. Camping, fires prohibited. f. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except if hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. i. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. j. From the first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, all waterfowl and small-game hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Max. 4 people per reservation. 1. Hunters must check out as posted at check station by 2 p.m. 2. Reservations regulated by areas. There are 9 waterfowl reservations, 3 small-game, 1 youth/mentor hunting only, with no more than 2 mentors and at least 1 youth per reservation. Mentors must be at least 18 and have a valid hunter education certificate. They are not required to hunt. 3. Waterfowl and small-game hunting allowed only on Sat., Sun., Weds., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. 4. All uses other than hunting prohibited. �k. Deer hunting allowed during established deer seasons. Deer hunters not required to check out at station but reservation is required. Reservations are unlimited in number. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES: 28 / 161 acres RESTRICTIONS: a. Open April 16-Nov. 14. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. REDDY SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMUs: 48, 49 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing access only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of highwater line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA - Jackson Co. FISHING ACCESS: from Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then 8 miles W to CR 7. Then go 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. HUNTING ACCESS: from Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W, then go 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMUs/ACRES: 16, 161 / 3,817 acres, 6 miles of river HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. GMU/ACRES: 33 / 600 acres FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping allowed only with hatchery manager’s authorization. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMUs/ACRES: 11, 22 / 383 acres HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing permitted June 16-end of Feb. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES: 791 / 935 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. Area wildlife manager may authorize access during closer if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping only in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure during waterfowl seasons, and to protect maintenance and construction equipment, and human health and safety. RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (DEL NORTE FISHING EASEMENTS) - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS: From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160, and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU: 79 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. b. Camping prohibited. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513, then go 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor 37 �ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520, then go 4 miles W. GMU: 76 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA parcels are along Hwy. 82 S from Glenwood Springs. GMUs: 43, 444 RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMUs/ACRES: 54, 55 / 778 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing only from sunrise to sunset. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Target practice only in designated areas. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134, then go 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206, then 2.5 miles SW. GMU: 15 HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross the bridge and turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. MCCLELLAND TRACT: Go 1.25 miles farther E from above directions. GMUs/ACRES: 125, 129 / 662 acres total HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms 38 RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS: From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 53 / 1,030 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit FISHING: coldwater lake RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only to hunting or fishing. b. Open May 1 through last day of regular biggame season. c. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. d. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor, then 20 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 20 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open May 11-Oct. 31. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Fishing permitted from 5 a.m.-9 p.m. d. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. e. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A, then go S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field, then go E on Runyon Field Rd. .5 of a mile. GMU/ACRES: 123 / 40 acres FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing only. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS: From Saguache, go 9 miles S on �Hwy. 285 to CR R, then go 1.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES: 682 / 793 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed except as posted. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. b. Closed after 1 p.m. during first waterfowl season. c. Camping only in self-contained units in designated areas. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. e. Parking only in established parking areas. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd., then go 8 miles E to access road, then go .25 of a mile N. GMU: 82 HUNTING: waterfowl, dove FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 N of buoy line and E-W fence line. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (APPLEBAUGH FISHING EASEMENT) - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Placerville, go .75 of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU: 70 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242, then go 5.2 miles S. GMU: 83 FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. c. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. d. All crayfish must be returned to the water they came from immediately, or killed and taken into possession as soon as caught. Abdomen must be separated from the tail. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16, turn E to CR 49 and go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES: 93 / 209 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Salida, go .5 of a mile NW on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU: 56 FISHING: coldwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping prohibited SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35, then .25 of a mile W to CR CC. Then go .5 of a mile S. GMU: 101 HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES: 54 / 7,129 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: snowmobiles allowed only on main road (Rainbow Lake Road) SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18, then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 309 acres 39 �HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky grouse, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: camping, campfires allowed only 3 days before start of regular big-game seasons until 3 days after end of regular big-game seasons SAWHILL PONDS - Boulder Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU: 29 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 5 a.m.-midnight. b. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, held and controlled by handler except in designated areas. c. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. d. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. e. Horseback riding only on established maintenance roads. f. Collecting prohibited, except as authorized by permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS: From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road, then go .5 of a mile S. GMU/ACRES: 92 / 885 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road, then go .5 of a mile N. 40 GMU/ACRES: 81 / 640 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Open July 16-Feb. 14. b. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. c. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11, then go S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES: 130 / 2,438 acres HUNTING: pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28, then go 1 mile S to CR 11, then 3 miles S to CR 11A and .5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 17 / 81 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU: 51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Max. 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: 5 p.m. Aug. 11, 2011. Applications from Wildlife Service Center in Denver, (303) 291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person along, but that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times when permitted. Driving elsewhere on �property prohibited. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mile on paved road, turn S following paved road, turn E onto CR JJ, continue .5 of a mile E to parking lot. GMU: 102 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open Sept. 1-May 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E, then go .5 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 44 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing or hunters with a night-hunting permit. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS: From Victor, go .5 of a mile E on CR 67 to CR 86, then go 2 miles E to CR 861. Go 12 miles E to SWA. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 174 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS: From Blanca, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd., then 4 miles S to SWA. GMU: 83 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. N and E shores open only July 16-Feb. 14. b. Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season except within 200 yards of dam. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1, then go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 103, 109 / 13,140 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe FISHING: warmwater lake RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. No more than 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting prohibited on downstream face of dam. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS: From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 6,450 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from established parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. b. Camping, fires permitted only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMUs/ACRES: 58, 581 / 3,000 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742, travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. 41 �GMU: 55 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually JulyOctober FACILITIES: USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 1.5 miles N to access road, then .5 of a mile W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 75 acres HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting only with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Masonville, go 3.25 miles NW on CR 27 to road. GMU: 20 RESTRICTIONS: closed as posted when necessary to prevent road and habitat damage SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 42 149), go .5 of a mile N on Hwy. 55. GMUs/ACRES: 91, 93 / 10,696 acres HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping only in designated area. b. Fires only in designated camping area. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and no more than 1 in Sept. d. Mandatory check station. Assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned check-in area until 9 a.m. when they can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, Unit 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, Unit 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations are available, but not required, on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. Call 1-800846-9453. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, go 16.5 miles SE on CR 77. GMUs/ACRES: 50, 501 / 886 acres (175 acres of �water) HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing RECREATION: camping FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU: 55 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMUs: 80, 81 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing TETER-MICHIGAN CREEK SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285, then go 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES: 500 / 950 acres HUNTING: big game, waterfowl FISHING: coldwater stream fishing RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS: From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT, then go 1 mile W to CR 7, then go .25 of a mile N. GMU/ACRES: 127 / 173 acres HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMUs: 30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Max. 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out at station. d. Hunting only with bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications from the Wildlife Service Center in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadline is Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. f. Waterfowl hunting by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. g. Hunt areas not reserved are available on firstcome, first-served basis after 5 a.m. each hunt day. Reserved areas unoccupied by 7 a.m. also available on first-come, first-served basis. Any hunt area must be yielded upon request of hunter holding valid reservation for that area. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (INCLUDING OTERO POND) - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10, then 2 miles E across Timpas Creek Bridge, then go 1 mile S on CR 21, then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES: 135 / 141 acres HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: fires prohibited TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then go .5 of a mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then .5 of a mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 50 / 3,400 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn FISHING: coldwater stream 43 �RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited TOMICHI CREEK SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: In Gunnison, go south on Teller St. to end of road. At parking lot for softball fields, find W Mountain trailhead sign. Take the dirt road to the SWA parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 67 / 465 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater RECREATION: wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Access by foot only from designated points. b. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet south of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. c. Camping, fires prohibited. d. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go 3.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29, then 1 mile N. GMU: 73 HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. c. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. d. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. e. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TREAT/OGDEN SWA (FISHING EASEMENT) - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS: From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 for 2 miles to CR 45, turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMUs: 58, 86 FISHING: coldwater stream. This is a fishing property only. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS: From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118, then go 4 miles W. GMU: 81 44 FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH, then go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 200 acres HUNTING: dove FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119), then go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325, then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 640 acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5, then 3 miles E. GMUs/ACRES: 138, 139 / 6,793 acres HUNTING: deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage road of I-70. GMUs: 36, 45 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open June 16-Oct. 31. b. Hunting prohibited. VAN TUYL SWA - Gunnison Co. CABIN CREEK: From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E �on Hwy. 50, then go .2 of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. 200 acres LOST CANYON: From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135, turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. 310 acres GMU/ACRES: 55 / 510 total acres HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky grouse RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: BLM road closures March 1-May 15. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 (Cabin Creek) and CR 743 (Lost Canyon). VERNER SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS: From Walden, go .5 of a mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12, then go 5.1 miles W to CR 18, then .5 of a mile W to access road. SWA is 1 mile of river. GMU: 16 RECREATION: coldwater fishing RESTRICTIONS: open only for fishing WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES: 85 / 80 acres FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50, turn S on River Rd., go .5 of a mile and turn S on gravel road. GMUs/ACRES: 30, 40 / 351 acres FISHING: warmwater RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program RESTRICTIONS: a. Open a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset. b. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. Bows permitted for bowfishing. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson Co. DIRECTIONS: In Denver at I-70 and Ward Rd. GMU: 38 FISHING: warmwater FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for fishing. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. c. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28), then go 1 mile. GMU: 19 FISHING: coldwater stream RECREATION: limited tours FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E), then go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 139 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. c. Parking prohibited on S dam. d. Closed on NW side as posted. e. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU: 551 RECREATION: wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS: From LaSalle, go .25 of a mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394, then go 2.25 miles. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. 45 �b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns, muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows allowed in spring turkey season. c. Open only to spring turkey hunters with valid license from March 1-Aug. 31. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training for hunting. WELLINGTON RES. NO. 4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go .3 of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7, then 1.4 miles N to CR 66, then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / Wellington Res. No. 4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest rooms RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; no time restrictions for fishing. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. No. 4. WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64 and then 1.5 miles E. GMU: 87 COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56, then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60, then 1 mile E. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. d. Wellington and Schware units closed March 15-July 15. e. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant sea- 46 son except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big-game hunting restricted to archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. g. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken for this shall be removed from SWA, and all privately-owned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST BANK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: Go S on Hwy. 82, turn right at mile marker 5 on CR 154. GMUs: 43, 444 FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access. RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water RESTRICTIONS: boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 2 acres FISHING: warmwater lake FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Open 7 a.m.-9 p.m. b. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325, turn right and go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU: 33 HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325; non-potable water only RESTRICTIONS: camping only from day after Labor Day-Dec. 31 �WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMUs/ACRES: 33, 42 / 15 acres HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl FISHING: trout, whitefish RECREATION: wildlife viewing WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road, turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower Rd. and extends SE. GMU: 104 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open only for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in CPW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” (page 3) for details. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631, then go 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates white-water wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Open sunrise to sunset only, and only viewing area is open. b. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. c. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing FACILITIES: rest room RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF, then go 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres RECREATION: limited tours RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 8 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go .4 of a mile W on CR 291 to parking area. GMUs: 56, 481 FISHING: open for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream, artificial flies and lures only YAMPA RIVER SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU: 13 RESTRICTIONS: camping, fires prohibited WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. WWA is on Hwy. 125. GMUs/ACRES: 18, 28 / 100 acres FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, .25 of a mile interpretive trail 47 �COUNTY MAPS | NORTHEAST COLORADO 48 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 49 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 50 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 51 �SWA COUNTY INDEX SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT ADAMS CO. (AD) SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT Higel....................................AL-1..........791 Playa Blanca.....................AL-2..........80 San Luis Lakes..................AL-3..........82 Johnson Village...............CH-12.......481 Love Meadow..................CH-18.......481 Mount Ouray....................CH-13.......56 Mount Shavano SFU......CH-14.......50, 57 Mount Shavano..............CH-15.......56 Sands Lake........................CH-16.......56 Wright’s Lake....................CH-17.......56, 481 ARCHULETA CO. (AR) CLEAR CREEK CO. (CC) Lowell Ponds....................AD-1.........38 Whitehorse.......................AD-2.........104 ALAMOSA CO. (AL) Devil Creek........................AR-1..........77 Echo Canyon Res.............AR-2..........78 BACA CO. (BA) Burchfield..........................BA-1..........139 Turk’s Pond.......................BA-2..........139 Two Buttes Res.................BA-3..........138, 139 BENT CO. (BE) Adobe Creek Res.............BE-1..........125 Dawn Pond.......................BE-2..........125 Fort Lyon...........................BE-3..........125 John Martin Res..............BE-4..........125, 126, 146 Las Animas SFU...............BE-5..........125 Purgatoire River..............BE-6..........130 Setchfield..........................BE-7..........130 BOULDER CO. (BO) Bergen Peak.....................CC-1..........39 Georgetown.....................CC-2..........39 Mount Evans....................CC-3..........39 CONEJOS CO. (CN) Conejos River (Fishing Easements)........CN-1.........81 Hot Creek..........................CN-2.........81 La Jara Res. .......................CN-3.........81 La Jara.................................CN-4.........81 Sego Springs....................CN-5.........81 Terrace Res........................CN-6.........80, 81 Trujillo Meadows............CN-7.........81 COSTILLA CO. (CO) Mountain Home Res......CO-1.........83 Sanchez Res......................CO-2.........83 Smith Res...........................CO-3.........83 Sawhill Ponds...................BO-1.........29 CUSTER CO. (CU) CHAFFEE CO. (CH) DeWeese Res....................CU-1.........69, 691 SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT EAGLE CO. (EA) Basalt..................................EA-1..........47, 444 Brush Creek......................EA-2..........44 Eagle River........................EA-3..........35 Gypsum Ponds................EA-4..........35 Vail Deer Underpass......EA-5..........36, 45 ELBERT CO. (EB) Jumping Cow...................EB-1..........105 EL PASO CO. (EP) Ramah Res.........................EP-1..........110 FREMONT CO. (FR) Beaver Creek....................FR-1..........59 Brush Hollow....................FR-2..........59 Treat/Ogden.....................FR-3..........58, (Fishing Easement) 86 GARFIELD CO. (GF) Bob Terrell ........................GF-10.......43 Crystal River SFU ...........GF-1..........43 Garfield Creek..................GF-2..........42 Glenwood Springs SFU......................GF-3..........34 Parachute Ponds.............GF-4..........32, 42 Rifle Falls SFU...................GF-5..........33 Roaring Fork.....................GF-6..........43, 444 West Bank Lease.............GF-7..........43, 444 West Rifle Creek..............GF-8..........33 Wheeler..............................GF-9..........33, 42 Arkansas River/Salida (Smyth Fishing Lease).....CH-1.........56 Big Bend............................CH-2.........56 Buena Vista.......................CH-3.........49, (Fishing Easement) 481 Middle Taylor Creek.......CU-2.........86 Chalk Cliffs SFU...............CH-4.........56, 481 Champion SWA...............CH-5.........57, (Fishing Easement) 481 Granby Ranch..................GR-1..........28 Hot Sulphur Springs......GR-2..........18, 28 DOLORES CO. (DO) Junction Butte.................GR-3..........37 Coalbed Canyon.............DO-1.........72, Kemp-Breeze....................GR-4..........18, 711 28 Fish Creek..........................DO-2.........71 Pioneer Park ....................GR-5..........18 Groundhog Res...............DO-3.........71 Radium...............................GR-6..........15, Jim Olterman/ 27, 361 Lone Cone..........................DO-4.........70, 71 Red Mountain..................GR-7..........28 Windy Gap WWA............GR-8..........18, DOUGLAS CO. (DG) 28 Columbine........................DG-1.........104 Four Mile............................DG-2.........51 Sharptail Ridge................DG-3.........51 Chubb Park Ranch.........CH-18.......49 Clear Creek Res................CH-6.........48, 481 Cottonwood Creek........CH-7.........481 (Marquard) Frantz..................................CH-8.........56 Granite................................CH-9.........48, 49 Harmon . ...........................CH-10.......481 (Fishing Easement) Heckendorf.......................CH-11.......481 52 DELTA CO. (DE) Escalante...........................DE-1..........62 McCluskey.........................DE-2..........53 Roeber................................DE-3..........53 GRAND CO. (GR) �SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT GUNNISON CO. (GU) KIOWA CO. (KI) Almont Triangle..............GU-1.........54, 55 Beaver Lake......................GU-2.........43 Cabin Creek......................GU-3.........55 Centennial.........................GU-4.........54 Dutch Gulch.....................GU-5.........67 Gunnison SWA.................GU-6.........54 Gunnison River................GU-7.........54 (Van Tuyl & Redden) Leaps Gulch......................GU-8.........55 Miller Ranch.....................GU-9.........54 Pitkin SFU..........................GU-10......55, 551 Roaring Judy SFU...........GU-11......54, 55 Sapinero............................GU-12......54 Spring Creek Res. . .........GU-13......55 Taylor River.......................GU-14......55 Tomichi Creek . ...............GU-15......67 Van Tuyl..............................GU-16......55 Waunita WWA..................GU-17......551 Queens...............................KI-1...........126, 127 North Lake........................LA-5..........85, 851 Spanish Peaks..................LA-6..........85 KIT CARSON CO. (KC) LINCOLN CO. (LI) HINSDALE CO. (HI) Bellaire Lake.....................LR-1..........8 Bellvue SFU.......................LR-2..........19 Big Thompson Ponds....LR-3..........20 Bliss...................................... LR-4...........8, 19 Boedecker Res.................LR-5..........20 Cherokee...........................LR-6..........8, 191 Douglas Res......................LR-7..........9 Dowdy Lake......................LR-8..........191 Forks....................................LR-9..........20 Hohnholz Lakes..............LR-10........7 Lon Hagler........................LR-11........20 Lone Tree Res. .................LR-12........20 Narrows..............................LR-13........20 North Fork.........................LR-14........20 Parvin Lake.......................LR-15........191 Poudre River SFU............ LR-16........8, 19 Poudre River SWA...........LR-17........19, 191 Simpson Ponds...............LR-18........20 Twin Sisters.......................LR-19........20 Watson Lake SFU............LR-20........19 Watson Lake SWA...........LR-21........19 Wellington Res. #4 and Smith Lake...............LR-22........9 Wellington SWA..............LR-23........87 West Lake..........................LR-24........191 Brown Lakes.....................HI-1...........76 Lake Fork Gunnison.......HI-2...........66 Mason Family...................HI-3...........66, 67 Rito Hondo Res. . ............HI-4...........76 Road Canyon Res............HI-5...........76 Williams Creek Res.........HI-6...........77 HUERFANO CO. (HU) Huerfano...........................HU-1.........861 Wahatoya..........................HU-2.........85 JACKSON CO. (JA) Brownlee...........................JA-1...........16 Cowdrey Lake..................JA-2...........6 Delaney Butte Lakes......JA-3...........16 Diamond J.........................JA-4...........6, 161 Lake John..........................JA-5...........161 Manville.............................JA-6...........16 Murphy...............................JA-7...........6 Odd Fellows......................JA-8...........16 Owl Mountain..................JA-9...........171 Richard...............................JA-10........16, 161 Seymour Lake..................JA-11........17 Verner.................................JA-12........16 JEFFERSON CO. (JF) Ralston Creek...................JF-1...........33 Ward Road Pond.............JF-2...........38 Flagler Res. .......................KC-1..........107 LA PLATA CO. (LP) Bodo....................................LP-1..........741 Durango SFU....................LP-2..........74, 75 Haviland Lake..................LP-3..........74 Pastorius Res.....................LP-4..........75 Perins Peak........................LP-5..........74 LAKE CO. (LK) Hallenback Ranch..........LK-1..........48 Paddock.............................LK-2..........49 Reddy..................................LK-3..........48, 49 LARIMER CO. (LR) LAS ANIMAS CO. (LA) Apishapa............................LA-1..........133, 134 Bosque Del Oso..............LA-2..........85, 851 James M. John.................LA-3..........140 Lake Dorothey.................LA-4..........140 Hugo...................................LI-1............113 Karval Res. ........................LI-2............120 Kinney Lake......................LI-3............113 LOGAN CO. (LO) Atwood..............................LO-1..........96 Bravo...................................LO-2..........91 Duck Creek........................LO-3..........90 Dune Ridge.......................LO-4..........96 Knudson............................LO-5..........96 Overland Trail...................LO-6..........96 Red Lion.............................LO-7..........90, 92 Tamarack Ranch..............LO-8..........91, 93 MESA CO. (ME) Colorado River Island....ME-1.........30, 41 Franklin Island.................ME-12...... 30, 41 Horsethief Canyon.........ME-2......... 30, 40 Jerry Creek Res................ME-3......... 421 Leatha Jean Stassen......ME-4......... 40 Loma Boat Launch.........ME-5......... 30 Mogensen Ponds...........ME-6......... 421 Orchard Mesa .................ME-7......... 41 Plateau Creek...................ME-8......... 421 Tilman Bishop..................ME-9......... 30, 41 Walker.................................ME-10...... 30, 40 West Lake..........................ME-11...... 30 MINERAL CO. (MI) Alberta Park Res..............MI-1..........80 Big Meadows Res............MI-2..........76 Coller...................................MI-3..........76, 79 Creede................................MI-4..........76 MOFFAT CO. (MF) Bitterbrush........................MF-1.........11 Browns Park......................MF-2.........201 Little Snake.......................MF-3.........2, 3 MONTEZUMA CO. (MZ) Dolores River....................MZ-1.........71, 73 Joe Moore Res..................MZ-2.........73 Lone Dome.......................MZ-3.........711 53 �SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT Narraguinnep Res...........MZ-4.........711 Puett Res............................MZ-5.........73 Summit Res.......................MZ-6.........73 Totten Res..........................MZ-7.........73 MONTROSE CO. (MT) Chipeta Lake....................MT-1.........62 Cimarron............................MT-2.........65 MORGAN CO. (MG) Andrick Ponds.................MG-1........95 Boyd Ponds.......................MG-2........96 Brush Prairie Ponds........MG-3........99 Brush SWA.........................MG-4........96 Cottonwood.....................MG-5........96 Elliott...................................MG-6........95, 96 Jackson Lake....................MG-7........95 Jean K. Tool.......................MG-8........96 SWA NAME & COUNTY MAP GMU POINT SAGUACHE CO. (SG) Cochetopa........................SG-1..........67 Dome Lakes......................SG-2..........67 Russell Lakes....................SG-3..........682 PROWERS CO. (PR) Arkansas River.................PR-1..........119 Deadman...........................PR-2..........127 Granada.............................PR-3..........127, 132 Holly....................................PR-4..........127, 132 Mike Higbee.....................PR-5..........132 Red Dog.............................PR-6..........127 Thurston Res.....................PR-7..........127 Lake Beckwith.................PB-1..........84 Pueblo Res.........................PB-2..........84 Pueblo SFU.......................PB-3..........84 Runyon/ Fountain Lakes................PB-4..........123 RIO BLANCO CO. (RB) Billy Creek..........................OU-1.........62, 65 RIO GRANDE CO. (RG) PHILLIPS CO. (PH) Frenchman Creek...........PH-1..........98 Holyoke..............................PH-2..........98 SAN JUAN CO. (SJ) Andrews Lake..................SJ-1...........74 SAN MIGUEL CO. (SM) Dan Noble.........................SM-1.........70 Dry Creek Basin...............SM-2.........70 San Miguel........................SM-3.........70 (Fishing Easement) Woods Lake......................SM-4.........70 PUEBLO CO. (PB) OURAY CO. (OU) 63 Ranch............................PA-1..........50 Alma....................................PA-2..........49 Badger Basin....................PA-3..........50, 58, 581 Charlie Meyers.................PA-4..........58 James Mark Jones..........PA-5..........50 Knight-Imler.....................PA-6..........50 Spinney Mountain.........PA-7..........58, 581 Tarryall Res........................PA-8..........50, 501 Teter-Michigan Creek...PA-9..........500 Tomahawk........................PA-10........50 MAP GMU POINT Coke Oven........................PI-1............444 Jensen................................RB-1..........12, 23, 211 Meeker Pasture...............RB-2..........23 Oak Ridge..........................RB-3..........23, 24 Piceance.............................RB-4..........11, 21, 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake...............RB-5..........11, 22 PARK CO. (PA) & COUNTY PITKIN CO. (PI) OTERO CO. (OT) Holbrook Res....................OT-1..........125 Horse Creek Res..............OT-2..........125 Melon Valley.....................OT-3..........125, 129 Oxbow................................OT-4..........130 Rocky Ford........................OT-5..........125, 129 Timpas Creek...................OT-6..........135 SWA NAME SEDGWICK CO. (SE) Julesburg...........................SE-1..........92 Jumbo Res. (Julesburg)........................SE-2..........90 Pony Express....................SE-3..........92 Sand Draw.........................SE-4..........93 Sedgwick Bar...................SE-5..........92 SUMMIT CO. (SU) Blue River..........................SU-1..........37, 371 TELLER CO. (TE) Dome Rock.......................TE-1..........581 Pikes Peak..........................TE-2..........59 Rosemont Res..................TE-3..........59 Skaguay Res. . ..................TE-4..........59 Beaver Creek Res.............RG-1.........80 Home Lake........................RG-2.........791 Rio Grande........................RG-3.........791 Rio Grande River . ..........RG-4.........79 (Fishing Easements) WASHINGTON CO. (WA) ROUTT CO. (RO) Banner Lakes....................WE-1.........99 Brower................................WE-2.........94 Centennial Valley............WE-3.........951 Frank...................................WE-4.........94 Kodak WWA......................WE-5.........94 Mitani-Tokuyasu.............WE-6.........951 Nakagawa.........................WE-7.........951 Webster..............................WE-8.........94 Adams................................RO-1.........15 Blacktail ............................RO-2.........15 (Conservation Easement) Christina.............................RO-3.........214 Chuck Lewis.....................RO-4.........131 Emerald Mountain.........RO-5.........131 Finger Rock SFU..............RO-6.........26 Grieve Ranch . .................RO-7.........5 (Conservation Easement) Indian Run.........................RO-8.........12 Rock Creek........................RO-9.........15 Sarvis Creek......................RO-10.......15 Yampa River......................RO-11.......13 Messex................................WA-1........96 Prewitt Res........................WA-2........96 WELD CO. (WE) YUMA CO. (YU) Sandsage...........................YU-1.........101 Simmons............................YU-2.........102 South Republican...........YU-3.........103, 109 Stalker Lake......................YU-4.........98 Wray SFU...........................YU-5.........98 www.wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas 54 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/be0e49c1b6c83e7b09774f30f7eb8312.pdf 6d03ba09e875e1228fa3a15cba7b38f9 PDF Text Text 2010-11 Colorado State Wildlife Areas COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us �2010-11 State Wildlife Areas DOW OFFICES DOW HEADQUARTERS 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 FORT COLLINS 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 MEEKER 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 OFFICES & SERVICE CENTERS GLENWOOD SPRINGS 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 MONTE VISTA 0722 S. Road 1 East Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 BRUSH 122 E. Edison Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 GRAND JUNCTION 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 MONTROSE 2300 S.Townsend Ave. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 COLORADO SPRINGS 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 227-5200 GUNNISON 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 PUEBLO 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 DENVER/ NORTHEAST 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS 346 Grand Co. Rd. 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 SALIDA 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 DURANGO 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 (970) 247-0855 LAMAR 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 925 Weiss Dr. Steamboat Spgs., 80477 (970) 870-2197 On the Web: www.wildlife.state.co.us COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Printed for free distribution by the 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Editor: Amy Nickelson | Photo by © Michael Mauro Printed August 2010 | Publication Printers, Denver | 200,000 copies The Wildlife Commission sets property regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of Aug. 2010): Tim Glenn, chair • Robert Streeter, vice chair • Mark Smith, secretary • David R. Brougham, member • Dennis Buechler, member • Dorothea Farris, member • Allan Jones, member • John Singletary, member • Dean Wingfield, member • Mike King, ex officio member • John Stulp, ex officio member NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. Official Colorado statutes and regulations are available on the website or at DOW offices. �2010-11 State Wildlife Areas RECREATION GUIDELINES INSIDE: This brochure features regulations governing Colorado’s state wildlife areas (SWAs) and state fish units (SFUs). Only the SWAs in this brochure are open to the public. Propertyspecific restrictions can be found in the alphabetical listings on the following pages. NOTE: Complete fishing regulations are in the Colorado Division of Wildlife’s 2010 fishing brochure, avail- able in print and online, at www.wildlife.state.co.us, in mid-March. Some SWAs may have specific fishing restrictions, anglers should consult the current fishing brochure to make sure they comply with state fishing regulations. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES 11. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poi- Except when specifically authorized, the following activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-of-way, buildings or devices under DOW control: sons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 12. To release wildlife or privately-owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on SWAs only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or during DOW-authorized field trials. 13. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 14. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in designated areas. 15. To fish from DOW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 16. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid SCUBA certificate from recognized SCUBA training organization. 17. To engage in illegal activities. 18. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to designated swimming areas. 19. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 20. To launch or land aircraft. 21. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 22. To swim, except in designated waters or during authorized water contact activities. 1. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area for commer- cial purposes or to do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 4. To drive faster than posted speed limits or faster than 25 mph if not posted. 5. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on any SWA more than 14 days in 45-day period. 6. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds, tree stands and steps can be erected on SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed within 10 days after the season in which they are used ends. 7. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 8. To litter, leave fish, entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 9. To build fires without precautions to prevent spreading; to leave fires unattended. 10. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. Continued, Page 2 1 �2010-11 State Wildlife Areas ABBREVIATIONS HWY. — Highway CO. — County COS. — Counties CR — County Road JCT. — Junction RD. — Road RES. — Reservoir 4WD — 4-wheel-drive DOW — Colorado Division of Wildlife N/NW/NE — North, northwest, northeast S/SW/SE — South, southwest, southeast E — East W — West SWA — State Wildlife Area SFU — State Fishing Unit STL — State Trust Land SVC. CTR. — Service Center USFS / FS — U.S. Forest Service BLM — Bureau of Land Management Prohibited activities (continued) 23. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. To fish in fish-rearing ponds, raceways, HABITAT STAMP CHANGES There are new laws in place regarding habitat stamps. Here’s what you need to know: • Anyone 18-64 must purchase a stamp to buy or apply for a hunting or fishing license. • Stamps cost $5 each; no more than 2 stamps are required per person each year, valid April 1-March 31 annually. A lifetime stamp is $200.25. • Hunters applying for a limited license must purchase a stamp to apply for the drawing process. • Anyone buying a one-day or additional-day license for fishing and/or small game is exempt from purchasing the habitat stamp with the first two of these licenses.The habitat fee will be assessed when a third one-day or additional-day license is purchased for fishing or small game. • For details, go to the website at www.wildlife.state.co.us 2 holding areas or streams on DOW hatchery properties, except areas open to public fishing as posted. 25. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field trial license. 26. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious-weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross DOW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from DOW for wildlife recreation. 27. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations and authorization. 28. To partake in Internet-based or computerassisted remote hunting or fishing. Hunters and anglers must be physically in the immediate vicinity of their activity. 29. All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the DOW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on SWAs. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to DOW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. 30. Youth mentor hunting and/or fishing means hunting and/or fishing by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. �STATE WILDLIFE AREAS 63 RANCH SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fairplay, 15 miles S on Hwy. 285 or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct. on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES:50 / 1,200 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl, big game. FISHING:coldwater stream fishing. RECREATION:wildlife observation. RESTRICTIONS:Camping prohibited. ADAMS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40; turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA a half-mile N of Stagecoach State Park. GMU:15 HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ADOBE CREEK RES.SWA (BLUE LAKE) - Bent, Kiowa Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. GMU/ACRES:125 / 5,147 acres HUNTING:deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except to fishing. ALBERTA PARK RES.SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS:From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Wolf Creek Ski Area; drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd. 391. GMU/ACRES:80 / 240 acres FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:primitive boat ramp. RESERVATION PROCEDURES For properties requiring reservations, call 1-800-846-9453 (1-800-UGO-WILD). Reservations taken 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. For printable maps and information, go to the DOW website at: www.wildlife.state. co.us/LandWater/StateWildlifeAreas. • Reservations are not accepted more than 14 days in advance of hunt date nor after noon the day before the hunt date or noon Friday for hunts on Sunday and holidays falling on Monday. •To cancel,hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date.Failing to cancel reservations or follow check station procedures may result in losing future reservation rights for rest of hunting season. • Maximum 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call.Reservations are not transferable. The person making the reservation must be a licensed hunter for the species to be hunted and must be at the property the day of the hunt. GMU:49 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, camping. FACILITIES:rest rooms, campsites. ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy. 135. GMU:54, 55 HUNTING:deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Closed Dec. 20-March 31. ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy. 550 to access road; then a half-mile E. GMU: 74 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook. ALMA SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alma, go 1 1/2 miles N on Hwy. 9 to CR 4; then a quarter-mile NW. ANDRICK PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 take exit 66 (Hwy. 39), 3 �go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144 and CR Y.5. Go 1.5 miles W on CR Y.5; then N on CR 3 1.5 miles to CR AA. Go 1 mile to CR 2, go S on CR 2 a half-mile to parking. GMU:95 HUNTING:waterfowl FACILITIES:parking at N, S ends of SWA. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, centerfire rifles, dog training are prohibited. b. Discharge of firearms and bows prohibited, except when hunting. Night hunting prohibited. c. Public access by foot only and only through designated parking areas. Accessible only on Sat., Sun., Weds. and legal holidays from 3 a.m.-9 p.m. d. From the Sat. before Memorial Day holiday through Aug. 31, access is for wildlife observation only and is limited to areas as posted. Dogs prohibited at this time. e. From Sept. 1 through Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only hunting permitted. f. From Sept. 1-Nov. 30, migratory bird hunting only, and only within designated areas. g. From Dec. 1 through end of regular goose season, hunting permitted for waterfowl and small game. Property will be divided into hunting areas, see the DOW Waterfowl brochure for details. h. From the end of dark goose season through the Fri. before Memorial Day holiday, only spring turkey hunting allowed. i. Hunting prohibited on Clark Lake. j. Hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures” on page 3 for details. Max. 4 people per area at any time. Max. 3 reservations per hunter from Sept. 1-end of regular goose season. k. Hunters must check in and out as posted at property. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walsenburg, go 18 1/2 miles NE on Hwy. 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. GMU/ACRES:133, 134 / 7,935 acres HUNTING:deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:There is currently no vehicle access to this SWA. Any access crosses private property and landowner permission is required. GMU/ACRES:119 / 98 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. 4 ARKANSAS RIVER/SALIDA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee, Lake Cos. DIRECTIONS: From Poncha Springs, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 285; one-eighth of a mile E on CR 165. Parking at W end. From Salida, NW on Hwy. 291 for 3 1/2 miles. Go three-quarters of mile S on CR 150; a half-mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. GMU/ACRES: 56 / 27 acres. FISHING:Coldwater stream, Arkansas River. Fishing only. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) ATWOOD SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy. 6 to CR 29.5; then a half-mile S. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 180 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Beginning on first day of the regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy. 24. Land is directly N of Hartsel and N and S along Hwy. 9. GMU/ACRES: 50, 58, 581 / 2,095 acres FISHING:22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hudson, go 4 miles E on �Hwy. 52. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 934 acres. HUNTING:pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of regular waterfowl season. e. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting reservations available but not required. See “Reservation Procedures”, page 3, for details. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt, or if reserved area isn’t claimed by legal sunrise. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation. Waterfowl hunters must check in and check out at designated station. f. Closed N of Hwy. 52 April 1-July 15. g. Dog training permitted N of Hwy. 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy. 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. h. Foot access only, through designated area. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released by permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. Birds taken must be removed from SWA and privately-owned game birds prepared for human consumption. k. DOW is authorized to implement dog training reservation system in case of overcrowding. BASALT SWA - Eagle, Pitkin Cos. (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck units) TONER UNIT:From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan Rd.) to signs; then go N. GMU/ACRES:47, 444 / 2,577 acres. CHRISTINE UNIT:From Basalt, go a half-mile W on Two Rivers Rd. (old Hwy. 82) to Homestead Drive; then go N to access road. GMU/ACRES:47, 444 / 2,230 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:shooting range. RESTRICTIONS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to those lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon.-Fri., and 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat.-Sun. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Lake Christine. d. Camping prohibited at all times within quartermile of Fryingpan River. Camping prohibited except during regular and late big game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. e. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Lake Christine and rifle ranges. f. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. g. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS:From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hwy. 67; then N 2 miles to CR 132, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, downstream 12 miles on trail to property. GMU:59 HUNTING:deer, elk, bear, rabbit, turkey, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES.SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS:From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 360 (Beaver Creek Road); then 6 miles S. GMU: 80 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms, bowfishing and open fires on ice are prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Marble, go a quarter-mile E on CR 3. GMU/ACRES:43 / 41 acres FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing. 5 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BEAVER RES.SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Paonia, go E on Minnesota Creek Rd. Go to USFS Rd. 710. GMU:53 FISHING:coldwater lake. HUNTING:big game access. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: I-25 N to exit Hwy. 14 toward Fort Collins. Take Hwy. 14, turn right onto N. College Ave., Hwy. 287. Follow Hwys. 14/287 N 10.7 miles. Turn left at CR 74E, Red Feather Lakes Road, and go 24 miles. Turn left at CR 162; go 2 miles to Bellaire Lake Road. GMU/ACRES:8 / 12 acres RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BELLVUE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:N of Fort Collins on Hwy. 287 to LaPorte. Just N of LaPorte go W on CR 28. GMU/ACRES: 19 / 58 acres. RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, dogs prohibited. BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 74 to Hwy. 103; then 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Then go 2.2 miles E. GMU:39 HUNTING:deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:hiking, horseback riding. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback access only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG BEND SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Mt. Shavano SFU, go NW about 6 miles along Arkansas River. Access from Mt. Shavano NW on CRs 160, 163 & 166. Access from N end from Poncha Springs, 4 miles N on Hwy. 285, one-eighth of a mile E on CR 165. GMU: 56 FISHING:coldwater stream. This is a fishing property only. 6 BIG MEADOWS RES.SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS:From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy. l60 to USFS Rd. 410; then go 2 miles W. GMU: 76 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 402 to I-25 Frontage Road; then three-quarters of a mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass; then a quarter-mile N. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 51 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows is allowed for bowfishing. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except when fishing or with night hunting permit. BILLY CREEK SWA - Montrose, Ouray Cos. BECKETTTRACT:From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 4; turn left. Go a half-mile. BILLY CREEK TRACT:From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT:From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd. to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT:From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy. 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1 1/4 miles on main road to access road. GMU/ACRES: 62, 65 / 5,498 acres, all tracts. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream, pond. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, camping, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. b. SWA is closed Jan. 1-April 30. BITTERBRUSH SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 40 W to Maybell. SWA is S of Hwy. 40 and W of CR 57. GMU: 3, 11, 211 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. 15-April 30. �b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. d. Hunters may place portable blinds, markers, stands or related structures only after Aug. 1. These must be removed by the hunter within a) 24 hours after harvesting an animal, or b) 7 days after the end of archery pronghorn season, whichever is first. BLACKTAIL (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy. 40; turn S on Hwy. 131. At CR 14, go S. Easement is S and E of Adams SWA. GMU/ACRES: 15 / 610 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14; then 41 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 8, 19 / 352 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Boat launchings and takeouts and paintball shooting prohibited. BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit Co. BLUE RIVER UNIT:From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy. 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT:From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT:From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy. 9. GMUS: 37, 371 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows, firewood cutting and overnight vehicle parking prohibited. BODO SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS:From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy. 160/550 to CR 210; then a quarter-mile W to E boundary. GMU: 741 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. BOEDECKER RES.SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First Street to CR 21; then go a half-mile S. GMU/ACRES: 20 / 308 acres of water. HUNTING:dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except when fishing or with night hunting permit. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I25. Go W on Hwy. 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. GMU/ACRES: 85, 851 / 30,000 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mountain lion. FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited except in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Camping prohibited outside designated areas except by hunters during hunting seasons. d. Parking allowed only in designated areas. e. Unattended food or garbage only allowed in bear-resistant manners or containers. f. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. g. Closed Dec. 1-March 31, except to licensed big game hunters and one non-hunting companion. h. Fishing prohibited on S Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS: Go E on I-76 toward Fort Mor- 7 �gan. Go N on Hwy. 144; turn right on Elm Street, follow street to SWA. SWA is NE of Log Lane Village, extending E to Hwy. 52. GMU:96 RESTRICTIONS:Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BRAVO SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Sterling exit, go a halfmile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370; then 1.7 miles NE. GMU/ACRES: 91 / 1,082 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Access only from designated parking areas. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. i. Beginning with the first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, hunting is by reservation only. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. 4 people per reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted. Only hunting allowed during this period. 1. Reservations limited to:1 waterfowl, 1 small game reservation daily each for CR 34 parking lot, CR 36 parking lot and CR 370 parking lot No. 2; 2 waterfowl, 2 small game reservations daily for CR 370 parking lot No. 1; 1 waterfowl reservation daily for Youth/Mentor Parking Lot. No more than 2 mentors, at least 1 youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. 2. Waterfowl and small game hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 3. Hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. as posted. 4. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations re- 8 quired and are unlimited in number. j. SCALVA PARCEL: Reservations required for all public use. Call 1-800-846-9453, from Sept. through Feb. to reserve. See “Registration Procedures,” page 3, for details. From March through August, make reservations by calling 970-8426300. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. 1. Access from designated parking area only. Mandatory check station. Foot access only. Open only 4 a.m.-9 p.m. 2. From Sept. 1-May 31, only hunting allowed, limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. 3. From June 1-Aug. 31, open only Sat., Sun. and Weds. and only for wildlife viewing. 4. Turkey hunting allowed on opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed. of turkey seasons. 5. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. BROWER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th Street. GMU/ACRES: 94 / 158 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Closed March 1-Aug. 31 except spring turkey hunters with valid license. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated spaces within designated parking area. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS:From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd.). Go 1 1/2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 76 / 520 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, picnicking. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS:Camping prohibited. �BROWNLEE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS — NORTH PLATTE RIVER: From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES: 16 / 1.14 miles of river. FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting prohibited. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat Co. COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT:From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT:From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy. 318 to CR 10N; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT:From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy. 318. Unit N of Hwy. 318. CALLOWAY UNIT: Closed to public access in posted area. GMU/ACRES: 201 / 2,226 acres, all units. HUNTING:pronghorn, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, sage grouse, waterfowl, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. BRUSH SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Brush, go 2 1/2 miles N on Hwy. 71 to CR 28; then 1 mile N. GMU/ACRES: 96 / 588 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Access from designated parking areas only. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BRUSH CREEK SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-70 to exit 147 toward Eagle. Turn S and go to round-about. Exit round-about going W on Hwy. 6 for 1 block. Turn S on Capitol Street and go to first stop sign. Turn E on Brush Creek Road and go to stop sign. Turn S, go 1 block, then E following signs to Sylvan Lake (stay on Brush Creek Road). SWA is 15-18 miles from Eagle, between Peterson Draw and Sneve Gulch. GMU: 44 BRUSH HOLLOW SWA - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS:From Penrose, go 2 miles W on CR 123; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 59 / 461 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Brush go S on Clayton Street to check station; then S 2.25 miles to parking area. GMU/ACRES: 99 / 1,600 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:duck blinds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Access prohibited from 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Max. 4 hunters per area. d. From the last day of regular goose season to opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing in limited areas as posted. Access by foot only. e. From opening of Sept. teal season through Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day. f. From Sept. teal season through Dec. 1, reservations available, but not required. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Reservations valid until 9 a.m. Max. 3 reservations per hunter annually. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceding the hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation or which they check into. g. From Dec. 1 through the last day of regular goose season, only hunting allowed. Reservations 9 �available to hunt on Dec. 1. From Dec. 2 through Jan. 31, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. BUENA VISTA SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From the stoplight on Main Street in Buena Vista, go E a half-mile to the end of Main. Parking available in several locations along the river. GMU:49, 481 BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. GMU/ACRES: 139 / 178 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 10 miles W on Hwy. 50. SWA is N of Hwy. 50. GMU: 54 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Motor vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 a quarter-mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. GMU/ACRES: 951 / 1,195 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except for hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horses prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, small game and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt areas. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. d. During regular duck seasons, waterfowl and small game hunting requires reservation. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. e. Closed during regular duck seasons, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. f. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, except on designated trail for wildlife viewing and hunters with spring 10 turkey licenses. g. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. h. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162; then N one-eighth of a mile on CR 287. GMU/ACRES:56, 481 / 61 acres. RECREATION:limited public use and tours. RESTRICTIONS:Dogs prohibited. CHAMPION SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Buena Vista, go S on Hwy. 24, continue S onto Hwy. 285. Easement is E of Hwy. 285. Parking area off Hwy. 285, a half-mile S of junction of Hwys. 285 and 24. GMU/ACRES:57, 481 FISHING:coldwater stream. This is a fishing property only. CHARLIE MEYERS SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS: From Hartsel, go E 10.3 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 23 (mile marker 250). Turn S onto CR 23 and go 2.7 miles. Turn E on CR 59 and go 2.3 miles to junction of CRs 59 and 92. Turn S on CR 59, go 1 mile to entrance. GMU:58 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping and fires prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) - Larimer Co. GMU:8, 191 HUNTING:deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. b. Closed Sept. 1-May 1 except for hunting and fishing. c. Hunting and fishing access by foot only after last big game season. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose Co. DIRECTIONS:From Montrose, go 3 miles S on �Hwy. 550 to Chipeta Drive; then a half-mile N. GMU/ACRES: 62 / 12 acres. FISHING:warmwater and coldwater fishing. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. c. Closed except for fishing 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) GMU:214 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. CHUBB PARK RANCH SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Buena Vista, go E 16 miles on Hwy. 24 to CR 309; then go N on CR 309 a half-mile to SWA. GMU:49 a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES.SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 390; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:48, 481 / 500 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in established camping areas on W end of SWA. Fires prohibited except in campgrounds. b. Fishing prohibited from dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy. 24. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS: From Cortez, go NW on Hwy. 491 to Northdale. SWA is S of Hwy. 491 and CR 2, also 2 areas on N side of Hwy. 491, farther W. GMUS:72, 711 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwy. 40, go S on Hwy. 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. GMU: 131 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. b. Closed 10 p.m.-4 a.m. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big game, small game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting prohibited within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. COCHETOPA SWA (SNYDER) - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50; turn right on Hwy. 114; then go 20 miles S/SE, turn right on CR NN14, go S 2 miles. GMU: 67 HUNTING:dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise except when retrieving downed game. d. Big game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin Co. DIRECTIONS:From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd. 105 (Fryingpan River Rd.) GMU/ACRES:444 / 330 acres. RECREATION:hunting, wildlife viewing. CIMARRON SWA - Gunnison, Montrose Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Little Cimarron Rd.; then 2 miles S to access road; then 1 1/2 miles SW. GMU/ACRES: 65 / 6,161 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, ducks, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, picnicking. RESTRICTIONS: COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande Cos. DIRECTIONS:From South Fork, go 4 1/2 miles W on Hwy. 149. GMU/ACRES:76, 79 / 579 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. 11 �FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. COLORADO RIVER ISLAND SWA / FRANKLIN RIVER ISLAND SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Grand Junction, go E on I70; turn S on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on D Rd. Colorado River SWA is on S side of road, Franklin Island is W of road, both along the river. GMU:30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: Waterfowl hunting is from established blind only. COLUMBINE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS: Corridor along I-25, S of Tomah. GMU:104 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fishing, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Riparian areas closed to protect Preble’s meadow jumping mouse as posted. CONEJOS RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From Antonito, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 17 to Aspen Glade Campground. Fishing easement continues for next 3 miles from upper boundary of Aspen Glade Campground to lower boundary of Menkhaven Resort. Access points posted; no access through private lots. GMU:81 FISHING:coldwater stream, access along river, 25 feet from high-water line. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing access only, no hunting. b. Camping prohibited. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES:96 / 884 acres. HUNTING:deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. daily except with night hunting permit. f. Horse use prohibited except when training 12 hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COTTONWOOD CREEK (MARQUARD) SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go E 1 block; turn S on Railroad Street. Go S three-tenths of a mile to McGinnis Middle School entrance. SWA is N boundary of the school property. Park on N end of school parking lot and walk 150 yards N along the path to get to Cottonwood Creek. GMU:481 FISHING:Fishing only RESTRICTIONS:No guns or other weapons allowed on school property as per state law. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy. l25. Or: from Walden, go 7 1/2 miles N on Hwy. 125. Entrance W of road. GMU/ACRES:6, 161 / 280 acres of land, 80 acres of water. HUNTING:small game, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral Co. DIRECTIONS:From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy. 149 to undesignated road; then a half-mile S to Rio Grande. GMU:76 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy. 33. GMU/ACRES:43 / 19 acres. RECREATION:limited tours. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS:From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd.); then 17 miles S. GMU/ACRES:70 / 2,223 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. �FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters. RESTRICTIONS: A.MIRAMONTE RES.TRACT: 1. Camping prohibited except in designated areas along NE, SW, SE parts of reservoir. 2. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing prohibited 6 p.m.-10 a.m. 4. Waterskiing, jetskiing prohibited except in designated areas on W of reservoir. B.GREAGER TRACT: 1. Closed March 1-May 15 except with permit from area or district wildlife manager for viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. 2. Viewing site limited to designated area. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 4. Access by foot or horseback only. C.JOHN KANE TRACT: 1. Closed March 1-May 15. 2. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 3. Access by foot or horseback only. a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS:From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 627; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES:77 / 561 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DE WEESE RES.SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Westcliffe, NW on Hwy. 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd. to access road. GMU/ACRES:69, 691 / 780 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping. HUNTING:pronghorn, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS:Off-highway vehicles (OHVs) prohibited. DAWN POND SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 50 W toward Las Animas. Go right on Hwy. 194; turn right on CR 5.5. SWA is on E side of road around Adobe Creek. GMU: 125 RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking allowed in designated areas only. DEADMAN SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Granada, go N on Hwy. 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ; then 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27; go a half-mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES:127 / 503 acres. HUNTING:deer, small game, waterfowl. DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (N,S,E) - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5; then a half-mile N. GMU/ACRES:16 / 2,620 acres. HUNTING:big game, small game, waterfowl.. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: DIAMOND J SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go N on Hwy. 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. GMU/ACRES:6, 161 / 3,129 acres of land, 10 miles of river. HUNTING:small game, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:city-owned camping. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting prohibited E of Hwy. 125. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 145. GMU/ACRES:71, 73 / 57 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy. 50. Turn right on Hwy. 114, go 20 miles S/SE. Turn right on CR NN14, go 5 miles. GMU/ACRES:67 / 239 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. 13 �RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited except on CRs NN14 and 15GG. b. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. c. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or on leash. e. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. f. Parking only in designated areas. g. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS:From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Rainbow Valley; then three-quarters of a mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). GMU/ACRES:581 / 6,980 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. b. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big game hunting aid. c. Closed Dec. 1-July 15 on Spring Creek and Dome View trails, and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge. d. Access by foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:power boating, hiking, camping. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS:From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy. 141. Hwy. 141 goes SW through property. GMU:70 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Crook, go 1 1/2 miles N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES:90 / 1,121 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. DOUGLAS RES.SWA - Larimer Co. From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy. 1 to CR 15; 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60; then a quarter mile W to LaVina Drive. Go N on LaVina Drive to lake. From Fort Collins at Hwys. 287 and 1, take Hwy. 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then a quarter mile W to LaVina Drive, and go N. GMU: 9 FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Closed except for fishing 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS Access Road. GMU/ACRES:191 / 120 acres of water. 14 DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Sterling exit, go a halfmile W on Hwy. 6 to CR 370; then 5 miles SW. GMU/ACRES:96 / 400 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark �goose season. DURANGO SFU - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS:In Durango, next to Animas River. GMU/ACRES:74, 75 / 14 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:visitors center, limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS:Dogs prohibited. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E on Hwy. 50; then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd. 307. GMU:67 RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or on leash. d. Closed March 1-June 15. e. Access by foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS:From Eagle, go 1 mile E on Hwy. 6; then go 5 miles E upstream. SWA begins about 1 mile E of Eagle on Hwy. 6, posted with boundary sign. It continues to the E, with access points and boundaries posted. SWA is on N side of Eagle River. GMUS:35 FISHING:Coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Open for fishing only. Open only in designated areas as posted. ECHO CANYON RES.SWA - Archuleta Co. DIRECTIONS:From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 84. GMU/ACRES:78 / 211 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. GMU/ACRES: 95, 96 / 2,576 acres. HUNTING:deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:duck blinds on Union Tract. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. g. West Elliott: Closed in 80-acre part N of S. Platte River, S of CR W.7 and E of railroad. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT:Closed except for waterfowl hunting. See waterfowl brochure for details. HAMILIN TRACT (N AND S):See waterfowl brochure for information. QUINT TRACT:Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Steamboat Springs, go S on Hwy. 40 to 5th Street. Turn right on 5th Street; turn left on Howelsen Pkwy., which becomes River Road/CR 14 to S. SWA is W of road. Park in the lot at the left posted for SWA. Follow marked orange posts on W side of CR 14 along trail easement through private property to access Emerald Mountain. GMU:131 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Closed 10 p.m.-4 a.m. c. Access by foot or horseback only. d. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose Cos. HAMILTON TRACT:From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5.5 miles NW on Hwy. 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT:From Delta, go 4.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. 15 �PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT:From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd., then 11.5 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT:From Delta, go 6.5 miles W on 5th Street (G Rd.) to Sawmill Mesa Rd.; then 11.5 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds.; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon; then three-quarters of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT:From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy. 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd.; then 3 miles SW to Gunnison River; then threequarters of a mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive road). GMU/ACRES:62 / 7,612 acres on all tracts. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts closed March 15-July 31. c. Lower Roubideau hunting restricted to youth/mentor only. Only 1 mentor per youth. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 131. GMU/ACRES: 26 / 20 acres. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS:From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 535; then 12 miles N to 16 Fish Creek access road; then 1.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES:71 / 314 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, snowshoe hare. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping prohibited except in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES.SWA - Kit Carson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd. U. GMU/ACRES:107 / 400 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted Sun. and Mon., June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. Only 1 mentor per youth. FORKS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy 34 W. Go W at Wilson Avenue for 14.4 miles to SWA on S, near mile marker 76. GMU:20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise. c. SWA remains open, but no vehicles allowed from Nov. 1-March 31. FORT LYON SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS:From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 183. SWA is S of Hwy. 50, next to John Martin Res. SWA. GMUS:125, 146 RESTRICTIONS:ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Deckers, take Hwy. 67 S to Westcreek. SWA NW of Westcreek, on gravel road 523. GMU:51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. �FRANK SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. DIRECTIONS:From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy. 392 to CR 13; then a half-mile S. GMU/ACRES:94 / 640 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. During regular duck season, all waterfowl and small game hunting limited to Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required. See “Reservations Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. 4 hunters per reservation. Hunters may hunt only area specified on the reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. f. Hunting prohibited west of CR 13 and as posted in NE corner of SWA. FRANTZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Salida, go three-quarters of a mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154; then three-quarters of a mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano SFU. GMU:56 FISHING:coldwater lake. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS:From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 6 to CR 29; then a half-mile S. GMU/ACRES:98 / 69 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Creek Rd.; then 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES:42 / 13,179 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except 7 days before start of regular big game seasons through 7 days after regular big game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Closed Dec. 1-July 15, except spring turkey hunting below and small game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GARO SWA (Fishing Easement) - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fairplay, go S on Hwy. 9 about 10 miles to where road crosses South Platte River. SWA entrance is on left. Note: Parking lot may be unavailable for use due to reconstruction. GMU:50 FISHING:Fishing access only. Coldwater. RESTRICTIONS:Access restricted to 25 feet on either side of river. GEORGETOWN SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St. GMU/ACRES:39 / 670 acres. HUNTING:small game, deer, bighorn sheep. RECREATION:wildlife observation, hiking. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within a quarter-mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Creek. GMU/ACRES:34 / 2 acres. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, dogs prohibited. GRANADA SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Granada go N on Hwy. 385; turn E on Half Street (first road N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. GMU/ACRES:127, 132 / 3,672 acres. HUNTING:small game, waterfowl, deer. FISHING:warmwater fishing in Arkansas River. RECREATION:wildlife observation, photography. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. All other motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking lots. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise. D.MIDWESTERN FARMS TRACT: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH (Conservation Easement) Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: Three-quarters of a mile E of Hwy. 17 �40 on CR 89, near Granby. GMU/ACRES:28 / 451 acres HUNTING:Closed to hunting except with permission from private landowner. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed from Nov. 15-April 15. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. GRANITE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy. 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake co. line downstream to a quarter-mile below Granite Bridge. GMUS:48, 49 FISHING:Fishing access only. Coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. Fishing area is from Lake Co. line downstream to 1.5 miles below the Granite bridge. GRIEVE RANCH (Conservation Easement) - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, take Hwy. 13 N 44 miles to Baggs, Wyo. Turn right on Wyo. Hwy. 70, go 17 miles to CR 129. Turn right and go 3 miles to SWA campground. GMU: 5 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. c. Firearms prohibited except for hunting. d. Camping prohibited except in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above high-water line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES.SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS:From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd. 526 to USFS Rd. 533, then 5 miles NE. GMU:71 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES:54 / 2,800 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, blue grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. 18 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-March 31. b. Camping restricted to designated areas. c. Beaver Creek Trail restricted to foot or horseback access only. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go a quarter mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup Street in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade city park. Parking N side park. Accessed by foot a half-mile W of parking lot. GMU:54 HUNTING:waterfowl by shotgun only. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Hunting prohibited except waterfowl with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS:I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage road of I-70 E to parking area. SWA is on N side of Eagle River only. GMU/ACRES:35 / 90 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:non-motorized boating on pond, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed between sunset and sunrise except for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HALLENBACK RANCH SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: From Leadville, go 7 mi. S on Hwy. 24; turn W on CR 10 and W on CR 24A. SWA is adjacent to Box Creek State Trust Land. GMU:48 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed Dec. 1-March 31 and western third of SWA as posted April 1-June 15 to protect wintering and calving elk. �HARMON SWA (Fishing Easement) - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From the stoplight in Buena Vista, go W on CR 306 for 2.2 miles. Turn right on CR 361 for two-tenths of a mile to parking area. GMU:481 RESTRICTIONS:Fishing only. Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS:From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 550 to USFS Rd. 671; then a half-mile E. GMU/ACRES: 74 / 208 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, boating. FACILITIES:campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, gravel boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS:Float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 24 to CR 361; then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES: 481 / 640 acres. HUNTING:elk, deer, small game, pronghorn. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Alamosa, take Hwy. 160 NW to CR 104 N. SWA is N of junction of CRs 104 and 3.0S. GMU:791 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Sept. 1-Feb. 14, except Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. b. Permit required Sept. 1-Feb. 14. Max of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. From Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling 719-5876923 or at DOW office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained through reservation system. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. 1. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Max. 2 people per reservation. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife manager may authorize educational or scientific uses during closures. d. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwy. 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd. (CR 103). GMU/ACRES: 7 / 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited except in Laramie River camping area. c. Grace Creek Rd. closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. d. Sailboards prohibited. HOLBROOK RES.SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS:From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF; then a half-mile E. GMU/ACRES:125 / 670 acres. FISHING:warmwater. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting prohibited in safety zone on SW side of residence as posted. HOLLY SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. GMU/ACRES:127, 132 / 55 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones between US 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips Co. DIRECTIONS:From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 80 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS:From Monte Vista, go 1 1/2 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU:791 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, 19 �electric motor only. Motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats 10 hp or more allowed only 10 a.m.-4 p.m. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except for fishing or with night-hunting permit. HORSE CREEK RES.SWA (Timber Lake) - Bent, Otero Cos. DIRECTIONS:From LaJunta, go 8 miles N on Hwy. 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. GMU/ACRES:125 / 2,603 acres. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy. 340 S 1 mile to property sign; take access road 4 miles. GMUS:30, 40 HUNTING:waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, quail hunting prohibited. Turkey hunting prohibited, except by permit for youth mentor hunting in spring. b. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. c. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted to protect endangered fish. d. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors only from 100 yards east of blind No. 1 to western SWA boundary. e. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. No more than 4 hunters per blind. Reservations first come basis, available at check station. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting 100 yards E of blind No. 1 to eastern SWA boundary, including Skipper’s Island. f. Closed 9 p.m.-5 a.m., except for fishing. g. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and New Year’s Day. GMU/ACRES:81 / 3,494 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand Co. JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge); then 2 miles S. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 40 to range (N of highway). JOE GERRANS UNIT:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at E end of bridge. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at W end of bridge. PAUL F.GILBERT FISHING AREA:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. LONE BUCK UNIT:From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy. 40 to unit (S of Hwy.). GMU/ACRES:18, 28 / 1,173 acres, all units. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range. FACILITIES:rest room, rifle range, campsites. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range closed sunset to sunrise. The range may be closed to protect wintering big game. d. Bowfishing prohibited. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. GMU/ACRES:861 / 544 acres. HUNTING:deer, bear, rabbit, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, picnic tables. HUGO SWA - Lincoln Co. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy. 15 to access road; then 5 miles W. 20 CLINGINGSMITH TRACT:From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109; 2 1/4 miles E on CR 2G. GMU/ACRES: 113 / 2,240 acres. �HUNTING:deer, pronghorn, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy. 317 to CR 67; then 6 miles S. GMU/ACRES:12 / 2,039 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping restricted to designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Hwy. 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy. 39 to Hwy. 144; then 1 mile NE to CR 5; then 3.8 miles N to CR CC; then 1 mile W to CR 4; then a quarter-mile S. GMU/ACRES:95 / 394 acres. HUNTING:pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp). RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, ice fishing, hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. b. Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season. Fishing from dam permitted through Nov. 30. c. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. d. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife manager’s authorization. e. Access only from designated parking areas. f. Beginning with first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, reservations required for waterfowl and small game hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. hunters per group is 4. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Only hunting allowed during this period. 1. Reservations regulated by areas. One area reserved for youth mentor hunting. Max. 2 mentors and at least 1 youth per reservation. Three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on lake. 2. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from Nov. 1 boat closure. 3. Mandatory check out station at parking lot a half-mile S of CR CC and CR 4 by 2 p.m. Waterfowl hunters with boat reservations exempt from check out station. 4. Hunters and vessels must stay in designated hunt zone. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. Vessels launched from Jackson Lake State Park must have state parks pass. 5. Waterfowl and small game hunting permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 6. Deer hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer hunters do not need to check in or out. Deer hunting reservations required and are unlimited in number. JAMES M.JOHN SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Raton, NM, go 7 miles on NM Hwys. 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA; then NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. GMU/ACRES:140 / 8,200 acres. HUNTING:elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, mountain biking, hiking, picnicking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. b. Closed Dec. 1-April 1. c. Access by foot or horseback only. d. Hunting access restricted in regular rifle deer and elk seasons to big game only, by drawing. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwy. 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd.) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy. 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign; go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. GMU/ACRES:50 / 12,122 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, pronghorn, small game. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. 1-May 1. b. Fires prohibited except in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K.TOOL SWA - Morgan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fort Morgan, go 4 miles NE 21 �on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd.; then 1.75 miles N. GMU/ACRES:96 / 903 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Access from designated parking areas only. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night-hunting permit. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS:From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy. 13 to CR 30. GMU/ACRES:12, 23, 211 / 5,955 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Jan. 1-July 15. JERRY CREEK RES.SWA (Jerry Creek Res. #1 & 2) - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway at confluence of Plateau and Spring creeks. GMU:421 FISHING:Warm-water lake (catch and release only) RECREATION:Wildlife viewing RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores Co. DIRECTIONS:From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 610; then 24 miles S. GMU/ACRES:70, 71 / 5,030 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:two-horse corrals, domestic well water, campsites. RESTRICTIONS:Snowmobiles prohibited. JOE MOORE RES.SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy. 184 to CR 40; then 4 miles N. GMU/ACRES:73 / 120 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES.SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS:From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. GMU/ACRES:125, 126, 146 / 22,325 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on U.S. Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by DOW or State Parks to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwy. 24 bridge over Arkansas River, W half of river a quarter-mile upstream and a half-mile downstream. Fishing access only. GMU:481 FISHING:coldwater stream. JULESBURG SWA (Julesburg, Ovid leases) - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS:From Ovid, go a half-mile S on CR 22 �29. GMU:92 HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, ducks. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JUMBO RES.(JULESBURG) SWA - Logan, Sedgwick Cos. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Red Lion exit (No. 155), go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; then 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES:90 / 1,703 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, pheasant, ducks, doves. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, with exceptions listed below. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. During this time, ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of 2 S dams or 50 yards of outlet tower. c. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. e. Vehicles limited to 250. f. Waterskiing prohibited before 10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. g. Hunting from floating devices by reservation only from opening day of regular Eastern Plains duck season until opening day of dark goose season. Reservations required. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Reservations not transferable, 3 available for waterfowl hunting on reservoir. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from Oct. 1 boat closure. h. Hunting from floating devices permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Boat hunters must leave reservoir by 2 p.m. and are prohibited from hunting within 150 yards of hunters on shore or other vessels. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS:From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then a half-mile E. GMU:37 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited except day after Labor Day through last day of regular big game season. KARVAL RES.SWA - Lincoln Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwys. 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy. 109. GMU/ACRES:120 / 235 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS:Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand Co. BREEZE UNIT:About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy. 40 past Parshall; go a half-mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left a quarter-mile past marker for parking or go W three-quarters of a mile for more parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT:From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy. 40; turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another half-mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. GMUS:18, 28 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and mobility-impaired anglers restricted to wheelchairs. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln Co. KINNEY LAKE TRACT:From Hugo, go about 11.7 23 �miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. 1 mile E on CR 2J is SW corner of SWA. GMU:113 HUNTING:small game, waterfowl, pronghorn, deer. FISHING:warmwater; spring stocked trout fishing. RECREATION:wildlife observation, camping, photography. RESTRICTIONS:Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. LA JARA SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From Capulin, take CR 8 S and W 10.5 miles. GMU/ACRES:81 / 2,808 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 285. GMU/ACRES:50 FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Sterling exit, go a halfmile W to CR 370 (information center, museum); then 1 mile SW. GMU/ACRES:96 / 581 acres. HUNTING:deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching/taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. KODAK WATCHABLE SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Windsor at Hwys. 392 & 257, 3 miles S on Hwy. 257 to parking area S of Poudre River. GMU:94 RECREATION:wildlife viewing, photography. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed sunset to sunrise. b. Hunting, fishing, camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. 24 LA JARA RES.SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From La Jara at Hwy. 285, go 10.5 miles W on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 255; go a halfmile to USFS Rd. 240, turn S and go 13,5 miles to reservoir. GMU/ACRES:81 / 635 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pueblo, go S on I-25. Exit Hwy. 165 toward Colorado City. Turn right on Cuerno Verde Road. SWA is on W side of road before road curves E. GMU:84 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Raton, NM, go 7 miles NE on NM Hwys. 72 & 526; go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. GMU/ACRES:140 / 4,500 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, turkey, bear. FISHING:coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 feet of streams except in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Hunting big game prohibited except by archery. d. Access by foot or horseback only from established parking areas. e. Trapping prohibited. �LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS:From Lake City, go 5 3/8 miles N on Hwy. 149 to S end of fishing easement. GMU:66 FISHING:coldwater stream. LAKE IRWIN SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go N to Ohio Creek Rd. (730) to Kebler Pass Rd. (12); continue N to USFS Rd. 826; go 1.5 miles. From Crested Butte, take CR 12 (Kebler Pass Rd.) W 7 miles to USFS Rd. 826; go N 1.5 miles to lake. GMU:55 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, fishing, wildlife viewing, USFS fee site. FACILITIES:USFS fee site, drinking water, rest rooms. LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then go 7 miles. GMU/ACRES:161 / 565 water acres, 282 land acres. HUNTING:small game, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:private campground and electrical hook-ups, public rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS:From Las Animas W on Hwy. 194, go 4 miles; N on CR 5.5. GMU/ACRES:125 / 69 acres. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, dogs prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd. 743 begins. Go E 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd. 743 turns left from main road. Go left 2.5 miles, take second trail left to SWA. GMU:55 HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Closed Dec. 1-April 30. LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Grand Junction, take Hwy. 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd.; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. GMU:40 RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. b. Closed a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat Co. DIRECTIONS:From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. GMU/ACRES:2, 3 / 4,860 acres. HUNTING:pronghorn, deer, rabbit, sage grouse. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping prohibited except in self-contained units and by all methods 3 days before beginning of regular big game seasons until 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (No. 15); then go a half-mile E on frontage road; turn S a quarter-mile to Colorado River. GMU:30 RECREATION:boating, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:boat ramp, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging firearms, launching or using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. b. Parking in designated areas only. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Campion, go 3 1/4 miles W on CR 14 to CR 21; then 1 1/2 miles N. GMU/ACRES:20 / 181 acres. FISHING:warmwater, coldwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Dogs prohibited, except for hunting. LONE DOME SWA - Dolores, Montezuma Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 491 to CR DD; then 1 mile E to CR 16; then 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. GMU/ACRES:711 / 1,724 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. 25 �FACILITIES:campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited except in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES.SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Campion, go 3.5 miles W on CR 14 to Lone Tree Drive; then 1 mile S on access road. GMU/ACRES:20 / 502 water acres. HUNTING:dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. d. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. e. Closed in heron nesting closure area as posted. f. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. g. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise daily except for fishing or with night-hunting permit. h. Dogs prohibited, except in hunting. i. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS:In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. GMU:38 FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. Boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. MANVILLE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. l4 to CR l2W; go 5 miles W to CR l8; go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5; go an eighth of a mile S. Approx. 4.4 miles of river. GMU:16 FISHING:coldwater stream. 26 RESTRICTIONS:Hunting, bowfishing prohibited. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS:From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Creek Rd.) GMU/ACRES:66, 67 / 1,429 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping. MCCLUSKEY SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS:From Paonia’s Onarga Avenue, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd., which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd., which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. GMU:53 HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Closed except to hunt, fish or trap. Closed from day after regular big game season to April 30. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS:From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy.13 to CR8; then 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES:23 / 48 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS:Go 2 miles N of Hwys. 71 and 50; then 1 mile E of Hwy. 71 on Rd. 80.5. GMUS:125, 129 RESTRICTIONS:Hunting limited to youth mentor hunting. Only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Logan, Washington Cos. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy. 6; then 1.75 miles NE to CR R; then 1.5 miles N; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:96 / 680 acres. HUNTING:deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle �deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. g. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. Trials limited to 1 per year, and require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES:86 / 486 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:picnic tables. MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy. 50. GMU/ACRES:132 / 876 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, hiking, archery/rifle range. RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. tions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Access by foot or horseback only. d. Camping, campfires, dogs prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Greeley, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 263. GMU/ACRES:951 / 13 acres. HUNTING:squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Closed March 1-Aug. 15 except dates established yearly for spring turkey hunting. d. Parking only in designated area. During waterfowl season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. e. Waterfowl hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles parked in designated areas. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Molina, take Hwy. 330 W. SWA is on N side of highway after crossing Coon Creek. GMU:421 FISHING:Warm-water lake. HUNTING:Waterfowl from designated blind. RECREATION:Wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited, except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go N on Hwy. 135; turn left and continue N on CR 730. Turn left at CR 7. SWA begins shortly after junction of CRs 7 and 7A. GMU:54 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 30. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth mentor hunting by permit. Max. 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from DOW’s Gunnison Svc. Ctr., 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or call 970-6417060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restric- MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek Co. DIRECTIONS:From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkwy. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy. 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd. Go 6.5 miles to CR 480; go right on CR 480 for 3 miles. GMU/ACRES:39 / 3,438 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period except in big game seasons in designated campgrounds. b. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. c. Closed Jan. 1-June 14. 27 �d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit; 1 group at a time. MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Salida, go a half-mile NW on Hwy. 291; go a half-mile W on CR 154; go 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. GMU/ACRES:56 / 231 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream, ponds, Arkansas River (access S of river only). RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 160. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Access from designated parking areas only. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Salida, go a half-mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154; then go a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:50, 57 / 186 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS:Dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Salida, go a half-mile NW on Hwy. 291 to CR 154. Wildlife area is along S side of Arkansas River, between Sand Lake and Mount Shavano SFU diversion dam above the SFU. GMU/ACRES:56 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNTAIN HOME RES.SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fort Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy. 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd.; then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd.; then 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. GMU:83 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS:Waterskiing prohibited. MURPHY SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. GMU/ACRES:6 / 6 miles of river. FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting prohibited. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy. 28 34 to CR 61; then 2 miles N. GMU:951 HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES.SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy. 491 to Hwy. 184; then 2 miles E. GMU:711 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. NARROWS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwy. 34, go W at Wilson Avenue 9.1 miles. SWA is on N, near mile marker 82.9. GMU:20 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise. c. SWA remains open, but no vehicles allowed from Nov. 1-March 31. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Drake, go a quarter-mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. GMU:20 FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS:Closed except for fishing. NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy. l2. GMU/ACRES:85, 851 / 840 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake and stream. HUNTING:deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramp with parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. �b. Camping, fires prohibited. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. BEL AIRE UNIT:From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd.); then go 1.5 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT:From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy. 13 to CR 8; then 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT:From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8. SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT:From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. GMU/ACRES:23, 24 / 9,325 total acres, all units. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Dec. 1-July 15 on Oak Ridge Unit. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat fishing easement closed except for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. ODD FELLOWS SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then a half miles N to CR 20; then 4.2 miles W on to parking area. Follow signs S to river. GMU: 16 FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, hunting prohibited. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: From Grand Junction, go S on Hwy. 50 to Orchard Mesa. Go N on Hwy. 141 (32 Rd.). Turn W on C Rd. Parking for SWA is between roads 30-31 along C Rd. GMU:41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd. between 30 and 31 Rds. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. See waterfowl brochure. e. No other small game hunting allowed. f. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applica- tions available from DOW in Grand Junction, 970-255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. g. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells only. h. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From Atwood, go a half-mile S on Hwy. 63 to CR 16; then E a half-mile. GMU/ACRES:96 / 192 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Reservations required for hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. hunters per group is 4. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out at designated check station as posted. b. Foot access only from check station parking lot. c. Limited to 4 groups or vehicles. Max. 4 people per group. d. Wildlife viewing only June 1-Aug. 31, Sat., Sun., Wed. e. Sept. 1-May 31, hunting permitted Sat., Sun., Wed., legal holidays and opening day of late rifle deer season. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Turkey hunting allowed opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed., of turkey seasons. g. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. Discharging bows, firearms prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. h. Beginning first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, only hunting allowed. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations required. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Max. 4 per reservation. Waterfowl, small game hunting allowed Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy. 14 to CR 25; then 6 miles SW. GMU/ACRES:171 / 920 acres. 29 �HUNTING:small game, big game. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. OXBOW SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS:From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy. 50 to CR 36, then go a half-mile N to parking area. GMU/ACRES:125, 130 / 410 acres. HUNTING:deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. PADDOCK SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS: SWA is in scattered parcels generally 2-5 miles S and SE of Leadville in Iowa, Thompson and Empire gulches. Accessible by CR 2 or CR 52. Acquire map and information from the DOW Salida Service Center or the USFS Ranger Office in Leadville. GMU/ACRES:49 / 1,300 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Fishing allowed only in Iowa Gulch and Upper Empire Gulch. c. Access by foot only. d. Access restricted to hunting only during bighorn sheep, regular rifle deer, elk and bear seasons. Must have valid license for species being hunted. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-70, take exit 75; go SE on North Battlement Pkwy. Turn right at stoplight to get on the frontage road (Cardinal Way). Turn left on Colorado Avenue and go S. Colorado Avenue becomes Yampa Avenue; turn left onto La Plata circle, SWA parking area is at end of circle. GMUS:32, 42 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES:191 / 62 water acres, 180 land acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES.SWA - La Plata Co. DIRECTIONS:From Durango, go 8 miles E on 30 Hwy. 160 to Hwy. 172; then 2 miles S to CR 302; then 1 mile S to CR 304; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:75 / 85 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun. and Wed. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata Co. TRACT A:From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Creek Rd.); turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd.). TRACT B:From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy. 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd.; turn right and go a half-mile on access road (through private property). GMU/ACRES:74 / 13,442 total acres, both tracts. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, black bear. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during deer and elk seasons. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. c. Closed E of CR 208 and N of Hwy. 160, April 1July 15. d. Closed from last day of deer and elk seasons to March 31. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. PICEANCE SWA - Garfield, Rio Blanco Cos. SQUARE S RANCH:From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.); then 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE:From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.); then 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Creek Rd.); then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT:From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.); then 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road); then 5 miles W to Yellow Creek Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION:From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Creek Rd.); then 7 miles S to Dry Fork turn-off. Follow signs to station (3 miles). GMUS:11, 21, 22, 31 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) and sage grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing. �FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). GMU/ACRES:59 / 635 acres. HUNTING:bighorn sheep. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Closed April 1-July 15. PIONEER PARK SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go W on Hwy. 40 to Hot Sulphur Springs. SWA is N of town and follows the W bank of the Colorado River. GMU/ACRES:18 PITKIN SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy. 50 to Quartz Creek Rd.; go 14 miles E to Parlin; turn N. GMU/ACRES:55, 551 / 48 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited except in Quartz Creek. b. Dogs prohibited. PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit No. 49; then 8 miles E on Hwy. 65 to Hwy. 330; go about 8 miles, turn left to Sunnyside Rd. (V Rd.); go one-eighth of a mile N. GMU/ACRES:421 / 1,346 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, dove. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rifle range. RESTRICTIONS: Vehicles prohibited Dec. 1Aug. 1. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Alamosa, go S on Hwy. 285. Turn W on CR 8.0S. SWA starts at junction of CRs 8.0S and 106 and goes NW. GMU:80 RESTRICTIONS:Public access in designated areas Tues., Thurs., Sat., Nov. 1-Jan. 30. PONY EXPRESS SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Julesburg exit (No. 180), go one-tenth of a mile N on Hwy. 385 to CR 28; then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road; go one-tenth of a mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go seven-tenths of a mile W on Hwy. 138 to CR 39; go nine-tenths of a mile S on CR 39. GMU/ACRES:92 / 1,854 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, ducks. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14, then 38 miles W. GMU/ACRES:8, 19 / 460 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 287 to Hwy. 14; then go 1.5 miles W. GMU/ACRES:19, 191 / 395 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES.SWA - Logan, Washington Cos. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy. 6; then 3.3 miles NE. GMU/ACRES:96 / 2,924 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater 31 �wake. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. c. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. d. Vehicles limited to 250. e. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing prohibited except in July and Aug. f. Hunting prohibited as posted. Hunting prohibited from floating devices. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS:From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd. on Hwy. 96. GMU:84 RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room, aquarium. RESTRICTIONS:Dogs, hunting prohibited. PUEBLO RES.SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS:From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy. 96. GMU:84 / 4,100 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail. FISHING:coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, nature trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. PUETT RES.SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy. 184 to CR 33; then 1 mile S to access trail. 1.5 miles E. GMU:73 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwys. 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S on Hwy. 101; 1 mile to CR 10.75; then S on Rd. 10.75 to Rd. EE; then W to Rd. 9.5; then S 1 mile to property at Rds. DD & 9.5. 32 GMU/ACRES:130 / 960 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. QUEENS SWA - Kiowa Co. LOWER QUEENS (NEESKAH):From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS:From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA:From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 287 to CR C; then 1 mile. NEE SO PAH:Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE:From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy. 287 to Kiowa Co. boat ramp access road; then a quarter-mile E to public boat ramp. GMU/ACRES:126, 127 / 4,426 acres, all properties. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe, and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. RADIUM SWA - Eagle, Grand, Routt Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy. 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd. to State Bridge); then 12 miles SW. GMUS:15, 27, 361 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, rock climbing, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS:Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. �RALSTON CREEK SWA - Jefferson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy. 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles up canyon. Turn right at Crawford Gulch, go 3-4 miles E, SWA parking is on right. GMU/ACRES:38 / 2,100 acres. HUNTING:big game, small game, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except while hunting. RAMAH RES.SWA - El Paso Co. DIRECTIONS:From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy. 24. GMU/ACRES:110 / 400 acres. HUNTING:small game, migratory waterfowl, deer. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:sail boating, wildlife viewing, archery range. FACILITIES:boat ramp, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Centerfire rifles prohibited. Rimfire, shotgun, muzzleloader and archery only. No target practice except for archery equipment on archery range. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. RED DOG SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd. JJ; then E on Rd. JJ 2 miles. GMU/ACRES:127 / 570 acres. HUNTING:small game. RED LION SWA - Logan Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76, take Red Lion exit (No. 155); go 3 miles N to Hwy. 138; then 1 mile NE to CR 95; then a quarter-mile N. GMU/ACRES:90, 92 / 1,297 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carryon craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting. b. Boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. c. Fishing restricted to dam Oct. 1 to March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. d. Camping, fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife man- ager. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except if hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. f. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (CR 1), on S by Hwy. 138 and on W by CR 95. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS:SWA is 2.5 miles E of Granby on CR 60. Public access available with permission from adjacent private landowner. GMU/ACRES:28 / 161 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Nov. 15-April 15. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. REDDY SWA - Lake Co. DIRECTIONS:SWA is about 7 miles S of Leadville on Hwy. 24, at the Arkansas River highway overpass. GMU:48, 49 RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing access only. b. Access allowed only within 30 feet of high-water line or as posted. Access only from Hwy. 24 overpass parking or Crystal Lake STL. c. Dogs prohibited. RICHARD SWA - Jackson Co. FISHING:from Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. Hunting access: from Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12W; then 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. GMU/ACRES:16, 161 / 3,817 acres, 6 miles of river. HUNTING:big game, small game, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy. 325. 33 �GMU/ACRES:33 / 600 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping prohibited except if authorized by hatchery manager. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS:From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy. 64. GMU/ACRES:11, 22 / 383 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING:coldwater stream, warmwater lake. RECREATION:power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Waterskiing prohibited March 1-June 15. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS:From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Avenue. GMU/ACRES:791 / 935 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. Area wildlife manager may authorize access if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. c. Camping prohibited except in parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife manager may post closures to manage hunting pressure during waterfowl seasons, and to protect maintenance and construction equipment, and human health and safety. RIO GRANDE RIVER SWA (Del Norte fishing easements) - Rio Grande Co. DIRECTIONS:From Del Norte, take Hwy. 160 W. SWA is on N side of Hwy. 160, and starts just past town of Hanna. GMU:79 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Closed except for fishing. RITO HONDO RES.SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS:From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 513; then 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. GMU:76 34 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ROAD CANYON RES.SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS:From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy. 149 to USFS Rd. 520; then 4 miles W. GMU:76 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS:SWA parcels are along Hwy. 82 S from Glenwood Springs. GMUS:43, 444 RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. GMU/ACRES:54, 55 / 778 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream, pond fishing. RECREATION:wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except in designated areas. c. Fishing prohibited sunset to sunrise. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy. 40 to Hwy. 134; then 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd. 206; then 2.5 miles SW. GMU:15 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero Co. DIRECTIONS:From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 266, cross bridge, turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Go 1.25 miles farther E to McClelland tract. GMU/ACRES:125, 129 / 662 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. �RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS:Fires prohibited. ROEBER SWA - Delta Co. DIRECTIONS:From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd. to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd. to parking lot. GMU:53 HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit. FISHING:coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. b. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. c. Closed from last day of regular big game season through April 30. d. Closed except hunting or fishing. ROSEMONT RES.SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS:From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy. 67 to Gold Camp Rd. near Victor; then 20 miles E. GMU/ACRES:59 / 20 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited 9 p.m.-5 a.m. c. Closed Nov. 1-May 10. d. Closed except by foot from established parking areas. e. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of reservoir as posted. GMU/ACRES:682 / 793 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in self-contained units in designated areas. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. c. Closed except as posted. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. d. Parking only in established parking areas. e. Closed after 1 p.m. during first waterfowl season. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy. 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd.; then 8 miles E to access road; then a quarter-mile N. GMU:82 HUNTING:waterfowl, dove. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:boat ramp, parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed N of buoy line and E-W fence line Feb. 15-July 15. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh fishing easement) - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS:From Placerville, go three-quarters of a mile S on Hwy. 145. GMU:70 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo Co. DIRECTIONS:From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A; then S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field; then E on Runyon Field Rd. a half-mile. GMU/ACRES:123 / 40 acres. FISHING:warmwater, coldwater fishing. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except fishing. c. Boating allowed with float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing only. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache Co. DIRECTIONS:From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy. 285 to CR R; then 1.5 miles E. SANCHEZ RES.SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS:From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 152 to Hwy. 242; then 5.2 miles S. GMU:83 FISHING:warmwater lake. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. b. Closed except for fishing. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Julesburg (No. 180), go 8 miles S on Hwy. 385 to CR 16; turn E to CR 49; go 1 mile S. GMU/ACRES:93 / 209 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. 35 �b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS:From Salida, go a half-mile NW on Hwy. 291. SWA is E of highway, opposite Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center. GMU:56 FISHING:coldwater lake. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS:Camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR 35; then a quarter-mile W to CR CC; then a half-mile S. GMU:101 HUNTING:rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy. 50. Access from Hwy. 50 at Rainbow Lake, Red Creek, East Elk Creek and Dry Gulch roads. GMU/ACRES:54 / 7,129 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Snowmobiles allowed only on Rainbow Lake Road. SAWHILL PONDS - Boulder Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-25 take Hwy. 7 W. Turn N on 75th Street. SWA is W of 75th Street after crossing Valmont Drive. GMU:29 RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, held and controlled by handler except in designated areas. b. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. c. Hunting, boating, belly boats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. d. Horseback riding prohibited except on established maintenance roads. e. Closed midnight to 5 a.m. f. Collecting prohibited, except as authorized by permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick Co. DIRECTIONS:From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy. 138 to access road; then a half-mile S. GMU/ACRES:92 / 885 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos Co. SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS:From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy. 131 to CR 18; then 7 miles SE. GMU/ACRES:15 / 309 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, campfires prohibited except 3 days before the beginning of regular big game seasons through 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. 36 DIRECTIONS:From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy. 142 to access road; then a half-mile N. GMU/ACRES:81 / 640 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hwys. 50 & 101 in Las Ani- �mas, take Hwy. 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on CR P 1 mile to CR 11; then S 6 miles on CRs 11 and 10. GMU/ACRES:130 / 2,438 acres. HUNTING:pronghorn, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go l4 miles SW on Hwy. 14 to CR 28; then l mile S to CR 11; then 3 miles S to CR 11A; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:17 / 81 water acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas Co. DIRECTIONS:Take Hwy. 85 S toward Roxborough Park. Turn W on Titan Pkwy., merge into Titan Rd. Turn S on Roxborough Park Drive. SWA is near end of road (before it curves W). SWA extends S. GMU:51 RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for GMU 51 before applying for permit. Max. 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters per group. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: third Mon. in July. Applications from DOW in Denver, 303-2917227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person along, but that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times when permitted. Driving elsewhere on property prohibited. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Wray, go S 5 mi. on Hwy. 385 to CR 30. Go E about 1 mi. on paved road, turn S following paved road; turn E onto CR JJ, continue a half-mile E to parking lot. GMU:102 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed June 1-Aug. 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife manager. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From I-25 at Hwy. 402 exit (No. 255), go 2 miles W on Hwy. 402 to CR 9E; then a half-mile N. GMU/ACRES:20 / 44 acres. HUNTING:dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing or with night hunting permit. SKAGUAY RES.SWA - Teller Co. DIRECTIONS:From Victor, go a half-mile E on CR 67 to CR 861; then 6.5 miles E. GMU/ACRES:59 / 174 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH RES.SWA - Costilla Co. DIRECTIONS:From Blanca, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd.; then 4 miles S to SWA. GMU:83 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 on N and E shores. c. Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season except within 200 yards of dam. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy. 385 to CR 1; go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. GMU/ACRES:103, 109 / 13,140 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe. FISHING:warmwater lake. RECREATION:power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area 37 �with barbeque pit. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. No more than 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting prohibited on downstream face of dam. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas Co. DIRECTIONS:From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd.; follow signs. GMU/ACRES:85 / 6,450 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION:camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited except in established areas. b. Access only from established parking areas. c. Parking only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. GMU/ACRES:58, 581 / 3,000 acres. HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Masonville, go 3.25 miles NW on CR 27 to road. GMU:20 RESTRICTIONS:Closed as posted to prevent road and habitat damage. SUMMIT RES.SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy. 184. GMU:73 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan Co. SPRING CREEK RES.SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison go N on Hwy. 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742; travel 6 miles to Spring Creek. Turn left on CR 744 and go 14 miles. GMU:55 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, fishing, wildlife viewing. ACCESS:limited to summer travel, usually JulyOctober. FACILITIES:USFS campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp. STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF; then 1.5 miles N to access road; then a half-mile W. GMU/ACRES:98 / 75 acres. HUNTING:pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake, warmwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables. 38 DIRECTIONS:From I-76 at Crook exit (No. 149), go a half-mile N on Hwy. 55. GMU/ACRES:91, 93 / 10,696 acres. HUNTING:deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated area. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and no more than 1 in Sept. c. Fires prohibited except in designated camping area. d. Mandatory check station. Assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned check-in area until 9 a.m. when they can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, Unit 91. At S Tamarack, S of I-76, Unit 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations are available, but not required, on weekends as listed and Columbus Day (ob- �served), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents Day. Call 1-800-846-9453. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Hunters must check in and check out as posted. f. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife manager. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. TARRYALL RES.SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Jefferson, go 16 1/2 miles SE on CR 77. GMU/ACRES:50, 501 / 886 acres (175 acres of water.) HUNTING:deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater lake, stream fishing. RECREATION:camping. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway, outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy. 135 to USFS Rd. 742 (Taylor River Rd.); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. GMU:55 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES.SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy. 15 to USFS Rd. 250, then 9 miles W. GMU:80, 81 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. TETER SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy. 285; then 2 miles N on CR 35. GMU/ACRES:500 / 950 acres. HUNTING:big game, waterfowl. FISHING:coldwater stream fishing. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES.SWA - Prowers Co. DIRECTIONS:From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy. 196 to CR TT; then 1 mile W to CR 7; then a quarter-mile N. GMU/ACRES:127 / 173 acres. HUNTING:dove, waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:boat ramps, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:Take I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Exit Hwy. 6 to Palisade. Turn S on 38 Road, merge into F 1/4 Road. SWA along river N of junction of roads F 1/4 and 37 1/4. GMU:30, 41 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Blinds assigned at entrance station, available daily, first come, first served. Max. 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out station. d. Hunting restricted to bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer and pheasant hunting allowed by permit. Applications from DOW in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadlines: Aug. 1 for deer, Nov. 1 for pheasant. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing included on application. 39 �TIMPAS CREEK SWA (including Otero Pond) Otero Co. DIRECTIONS:From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy. 71 to Hwy. 10; then 2 miles E across Timpas Ck Bridge; then 1 mile S on CR 21; then 1 mile W on CR Z. GMU/ACRES:135 / 141 acres. HUNTING:rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park Co. DIRECTIONS:From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy. 9, then a half-mile to parking area. Or: from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy. 9, then a half-mile to parking area. GMU/ACRES:50 / 3,400 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, pronghorn. FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Camping, fires prohibited. TOMICHI CREEK SWA - Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS:From Gunnison, SWA is SE on Hwy. 50 along Tomichi Creek. GMU:67 RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Dogs must be on leash, except as aid in hunting. c. Access by foot only from designated points. d. Access restricted south of Tomichi Creek to 100 feet south of high water line from Jan. 1-June 30, as posted. TOTTEN RES.SWA - Montezuma Co. DIRECTIONS:From Cortez, go 3 1/2 miles E on Hwy. 160 to CR 29; then 1 mile N. GMU:73 HUNTING:waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. TREAT/OGDEN SWA (Fishing Easement) - Fremont Co. DIRECTIONS:From Coaldale, go W on Hwy. 50 40 for 2 miles to CR 45; turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. GMU:58, 86 FISHING:coldwater stream.This is a fishing property only. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos Co. DIRECTIONS:From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy. 17 to USFS Rd. 118; then 4 miles W. GMU:81 FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca Co. DIRECTIONS:From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR HH; go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. GMU/ACRES:139 / 200 acres. HUNTING:dove. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd. 119); go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd. 325; then 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES:20 / 640 acres. HUNTING:deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION:hiking, wildlife viewing. TWO BUTTES RES.SWA - Baca, Prowers Cos. DIRECTIONS:From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy. 287 to CR B.5; then 3 miles E. GMU/ACRES:138, 139 / 6,793 acres. HUNTING:deer, pronghorn, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS:Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle Co. DIRECTIONS:From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side �of frontage road of I-70. GMU:36, 45 RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. b. Closed Nov. 1-June 15. VAN TUYL SWA - Gunnison Co. CABIN CREEK:From Gunnison, go 6.5 miles E on Hwy. 50; then go two-tenths of a mile N on BLM Rd. 3107. LOST CANYON:From Gunnison, go 1.2 miles N on Hwy. 135; turn E and take CR 10 for 3 miles. Turn E on CR 743 and go about 6 miles to SWA. GMU:55 HUNTING — Cabin Creek: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION — Cabin Creek: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:Cabin Creek closed Dec. 1-April 30. Motorized travel, including over the snow, restricted to BLM Rd. 3107 and CR 743. VERNER SWA - Jackson Co. DIRECTIONS:From Walden, go a half-mile W on Hwy. 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then a half-mile W to access road. 1 mile of river. GMU:16 RECREATION:coldwater fishing. RESTRICTIONS:Closed except for fishing. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano Co. DIRECTIONS:From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Creek Rd. GMU/ACRES:85 / 80 acres. FISHING:coldwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS:From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys. 6 and 50; turn S on River Rd.; go a half-mile; turn S on gravel road. GMU/ACRES:30, 40 / 351 acres. FISHING:warmwater. RECREATION:rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. Bows permitted for bowfishing. c. Closed a half hour after sunset to a half hour before sunrise. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson Co. DIRECTIONS:In Denver at I-70 & Ward Rd. GMU:38 FISHING:warmwater. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. b. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Closed except for fishing. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 28); go 1 mile. GMU:19 FISHING:coldwater stream. RECREATION:limited tours. FACILITIES:rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS:From Fort Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy. 287 to Rist Canyon Rd. (CR 52E); go 1 mile W. GMU/ACRES:19 / 139 acres. FISHING:coldwater stream, warmwater lake. RECREATION:picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES:rest rooms, nature trails. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Parking prohibited on S dam. c. Closed on NW side as posted. d. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA Gunnison Co. DIRECTIONS: From Gunnison, go E on Hwy. 50. Turn left at CR 887 to WWA site. GMU:551 RECREATION:Wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage-grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld Co. DIRECTIONS:From LaSalle, go a quarter-mile N on Hwy. 85 to CR 394; then 2 1/4 miles. GMU/ACRES:94 / 158 acres. 41 �HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns, muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting Sept. 1 through Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows allowed in spring turkey season. c. Closed March 1 through Aug. 31 except for spring turkey hunters. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training for hunting. WELLINGTON RES. NO. 4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go three-tenths of a mile W on Hwy. 1 to CR 7; then 1.4 miles N to CR 66; then 2 miles W. GMU/ACRES: 9 / Wellington Res. No. 4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. No. 4. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld Cos. WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E service road to CR 64; then 1.5 miles E. GMU: 87 COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E service road to CR 56; then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy. 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E service road to CR 60; then 1 mile E. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. d. Wellington and Schware units closed March 15-July 15. e. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife manager. 42 f. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big game hunting restricted to archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. g. Domestic, feral or privately-owned game birds may be released with permit for dog training on Cobb Lake Unit. All birds taken for this shall be removed from SWA, and all privatelyowned game birds shall be prepared for human consumption. WEST BANK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: Go S on Hwy. 82, turn right at mile marker 5 on CR 154. GMUS: 43, 444 FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. WEST LAKE SWA - Larimer Co. DIRECTIONS: From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. GMU/ACRES: 191 / 38 water acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping. FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa Co. DIRECTIONS: 711 Independent Ave., Grand Junction. GMU/ACRES: 30 / 2 acres. FISHING: warmwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m.-7 a.m. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy. 13 to Hwy. 325; turn right; go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. GMU: 33 HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: Campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy. 325. Non-potable water only. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except �day after Labor Day-Dec. 31. WHEELER SWA - Garfield Co. DIRECTIONS: From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys. 6 & 24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. GMU/ACRES: 33, 42 / 15 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: trout, whitefish. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. WHITE RIVER SWA - Rio Blanco Co. DIRECTIONS: Various easements and parcels along White River, about 15 miles SE of Meeker. GMUS: 23, 24 SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: Go 15 miles SE of Meeker on CR 8. Easements on both sides of White River, abutting S side of Oak Ridge SWA. GORDON RANCH PARCEL : Go E from Sleepy Cat Easement on CR8. Parcel is near S end of Big Beaver Res., at junction with CR 10. BUCKLES PARCEL : Go E from Gordon Ranch parcel on CR 8. Parcel is S of CR 8, near Buford and extending toward South Fork of the White River. WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams Co. DIRECTIONS: Take I-76 E toward Barr Lake. Exit 152nd Avenue, go E. Turn left on Picadilly Road; turn left on 128th Avenue. SWA is at corner of 128th and Tower and extends SE. GMU: 104 RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed except for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in DOW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting. See “Reservation Procedures,” page 3, for details. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA - Hinsdale Co. DIRECTIONS: From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy. 160 to USFS Rd. 631; then 30 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 77 / 508 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates white-water wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as aid in ice fishing. WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Grand Co. DIRECTIONS: From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 40. SWA is on Hwy. 125. GMU/ACRES: 18, 28 / 100 acres. FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, a quarter-mile interpretive trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. b. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Only viewing area is open. d. Open sunrise to sunset only. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel Co. DIRECTIONS: From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy. 145 to USFS Rd. 618 in Fall Creek; then 9 miles S. GMU/ACRES: 70 / 160 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRAY SFU - Yuma Co. DIRECTIONS: From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy. 34 to CR FF; then 2 miles N. GMU/ACRES: 98 / 355 acres. RECREATION: limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee Co. DIRECTIONS: From Nathrop, go 8 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. Then go W on CR 291 fourtenths of a mile to parking area. GMUS: 56, 481 FISHING: Access only for fishing only, coldwater lake and stream. Artificial flies and lures only. RESTRICTIONS: No camping, hunting. YAMPA RIVER SWA - Routt Co. DIRECTIONS: From Craig, go E on Hwy. 40. SWA is on S side of Hwy. 40 shortly after passing CR 29 turn-off. GMU: 13 RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. 43 �COUNTY MAPS NORTHEAST COLORADO 44 �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 45 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 46 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 47 �SWA COUNTY INDEX SWA NAME MAP GMU PT ADAMS CO. (AD) Lowell Ponds ..................AD-1........38 Whitehorse ......................AD-2........104 ALAMOSA CO. (AL) Higel....................................AL-1 ........791 Playa Blanca ....................AL-2 ........80 San Luis Lakes ................AL-3 ........82 SWA NAME MAP GMU PT Heckendorf ......................CH-11 ....481 Johnson Village ..............CH-12 ....481 Mount Ouray ..................CH-13 ....56 Mount Shavano SFU ....CH-14 ....50, ..................................................................57 Mount Shavano..............CH-15 ....56 Sands Lake........................CH-16 ....57 Wright’s Lake ..................CH-17 ....56, ..................................................................481 ARCHULETA CO. (AR) Devil Creek ......................AR-1 ........77 Echo Canyon Res. ..........AR-2 ........78 BACA CO. (BA) Burchfield..........................BA-1 ........139 Turk's Pond ......................BA-2 ........139 Two Buttes Res. ..............BA-3 ........138, 139 BENT CO. (BE) Adobe Creek Res. ..........BE-1 ........125 Dawn Pond ......................BE-2 ........125 Fort Lyon ..........................BE-3 ........125, 146 John Martin Res. ............BE-4 ........125, 126, 146 Las Animas SFU ..............BE-5 ........125 Purgatoire River..............BE-6 ........130 Setchfield ..........................BE-7 ........130 BOULDER CO. (BO) Bergen Peak ....................CC-1 ........39 Georgetown ....................CC-2 ........39 Mount Evans....................CC-3 ........39 48 Sharptail Ridge ..............DG-3 ......51 EAGLE CO. (EA) Basalt ..................................EA-1 ........47, ..................................................................444 Brush Creek......................EA-2 ........44 Eagle River ........................EA-3 ........35 Gypsum Ponds ..............EA-4 ........35 Vail Deer Underpass ....EA-5 ........36, ..................................................................45 EL PASO CO. (EP) Ramah Res. ......................EP-1 ........110 FREMONT CO. (FR) CONEJOS CO. (CN) Conejos River (Fishing Easements) ......CN-1........81 Hot Creek ..........................CN-2........81 La Jara Res. ......................CN-3........81 La Jara ................................CN-4........81 Sego Springs....................CN-5........81 Terrace Res. ......................CN-6........80, ..................................................................81 Trujillo Meadows............CN-7........81 COSTILLA CO. (CO) Mountain Home Res. ..CO-1........83 Sanchez Res. ....................CO-2........83 Smith Res. ........................CO-3........83 CUSTER CO. (CU) Arkansas River/Salida (Smyth Fishing Lease)....CH-1........56 Big Bend ............................CH-2........56 Buena Vista ......................CH-3........49, (Fishing Easement) ........ 481 Chalk Cliffs SFU ..............CH-4........56, 481 Champion SWA ..............CH-5........57, (Fishing Easement)............................481 Chubb Park Ranch ........CH-18 ....49, ..................................................................57 Clear Creek Res. ..............CH-6........48, .............................................. ......481 Cottonwood Creek ......CH-7........481 (Marquard) Frantz..................................CH-8........56 Granite................................CH-9........48, ..................................................................49 Harmon ............................CH-10 ....481 (Fishing Easement) MAP GMU PT CLEAR CREEK CO. (CC) Sawhill Ponds ..................BO-1........29 CHAFFEE CO. (CH) SWA NAME DeWeese Res...................CU-1........69, ..................................................................691 Middle Taylor Creek......CU-2........86 Beaver Creek....................FR-1 ........59 Brush Hollow ..................FR-2 ........59 Treat/Ogden ....................FR-3 ........58, ..................................................................86 GARFIELD CO. (GF) Crystal River SFU ..........GF-1 ........43 Garfield Creek ................GF-2 ........42 Glenwood Springs SFU ..GF-3 ........34 Parachute Ponds............GF-4 ........32, ..................................................................42 Rifle Falls SFU ..................GF-5 ........33 Roaring Fork ....................GF-6 ........43, ..................................................................444 Roaring Fork: West Bank Lease ............GF-7 ........43, ..................................................................444 West Rifle Creek..............GF-8 ........33 Wheeler..............................GF-9 ........33, ..................................................................42 GRAND CO. (GR) DELTA CO. (DE) Escalante ..........................DE-1 ........62 McCluskey ........................DE-2 ........53 Roeber................................DE-3 ........53 DOLORES CO. (DO) Coalbed Canyon ............DO-1 ......72, ..................................................................711 Fish Creek..........................DO-2 ......71 Groundhog Res. ............DO-3 ......71 Jim Olterman/ Lone Cone ........................DO-4 ......70, ..................................................................71 Granby Ranch..................GR-1........28 Hot Sulphur Springs ....GR-2........18, ..................................................................28 Junction Butte ................GR-3........37 Kemp Breeze....................GR-4........18, ..................................................................28 Pioneer Park ....................GR-5........18 Radium ..............................GR-6........15, .............................................. 27, 361 Red Mountain ................GR-7........28 Windy Gap WWA............GR-8........18, ..................................................................28 GUNNISON CO. (GU) DOUGLAS CO. (DG) Columbine........................DG-1 ......104 Four Mile ..........................DG-2 ......51 Almont Triangle..............GU-1 ......54, ..................................................................55 Beaver Lake......................GU-2 ......43 �SWA NAME MAP GMU PT Beaver Res.........................GU-3 ......53 Centennial ........................GU-5 ......54 Dutch Gulch ....................GU-6 ......67 Gunnison SWA................GU-7 ......54 Gunnison River ..............GU-8 ......54 (Van Tuyl & Redden) Lake Irwin..........................GU-9 ......55 Leaps Gulch......................GU-10 ....55 Miller Ranch ....................GU-11 ....54 Pitkin SFU..........................GU-12 ....55, ..................................................................551 Roaring Judy SFU ..........GU-13 ....54, ..................................................................55 Sapinero ............................GU-14 ....54 Spring Creek Res. ..........GU-15 ....55 Taylor River ......................GU-16 ....55 Tomichi Creek ................GU-17 ....67 Waunita WWA ................GU-18 ....551 Van Tuyl..............................GU-4 ......55 HINSDALE CO. (HI) Brown Lakes ....................HI-1..........76 Lake Fork Gunnison......HI-2..........66 Mason Family ..................HI-3..........66, ..................................................................67 Rito Hondo Res. ............HI-4..........76 Road Canyon Res...........HI-5..........76 Williams Creek Res. ......HI-6..........77 HUERFANO CO. (HU) Huerfano ..........................HU-1 ......861 Wahatoya..........................HU-2 ......85 JACKSON CO. (JA) Brownlee ..........................JA-1 ........16 Cowdrey Lake..................JA-2 ........6, ..................................................................161 Delaney Butte Lakes ....JA-3 ........16 Diamond J ........................JA-4 ........6, ..................................................................161 Lake John..........................JA-5 ........161 Manville ............................JA-6 ........16 Murphy ..............................JA-7 ........6 Odd Fellows ....................JA-8 ........16 Owl Mountain ................JA-9 ........171 Richard ..............................JA-10 ......16, ..................................................................161 Seymour Lake ................JA-11 ......17 Verner ................................JA-12 ......16 JEFFERSON CO. (JF) Ralston Creek ..................JF-1..........38 Ward Road Pond ............JF-2..........38 KIOWA CO. (KI) Queens ..............................KI-1..........126, ..................................................................127 SWA NAME MAP GMU PT SWA NAME MAP GMU PT KIT CARSON CO. (KC) LINCOLN CO. (LI) Flagler Res. ......................KC-1 ........107 Hugo ..................................LI-1 ..........113 Karval Res. ........................LI-2 ..........120 Kinney Lake......................LI-3 ..........113 LA PLATA CO. (LP) Bodo....................................LP-1 ........741 Durango SFU ..................LP-2 ........74, ..................................................................75 Haviland Lake..................LP-3 ........74 Pastorius Res. ..................LP-4 ........75 Perins Peak ......................LP-5 ........74 LOGAN CO. (LO) Hallenback Ranch..........LK-1 ........48 Paddock ............................LK-2 ........49 Reddy..................................LK-3 ........48, ..................................................................49 Atwood ..............................LO-1 ........96 Bravo ..................................LO-2 ........91 Duck Creek ......................LO-3 ........90 Dune Ridge ......................LO-4 ........96 Knudson ............................LO-5 ........96 Overland Trail ..................LO-6 ........96 Red Lion ............................LO-7 ........90, ..................................................................92 Tamarack Ranch ............LO-8 ........91, ..................................................................93 LARIMER CO. (LR) MESA CO. (ME) Bellaire Lake ....................LR-1 ........8 Bellvue SFU ......................LR-2 ........19 Big Thompson Ponds....LR-3 ........20 Bliss......................................LR-4 ........8, 19 Boedecker Res. ..............LR-5 ........20 Cherokee ............................LR-6 ........8, ..................................................................191 Douglas Res. ....................LR-7 ........9 Dowdy Lake ....................LR-8 ........191 Forks....................................LR-9 ........20 Hohnholz Lakes..............LR-10 ......7 Lon Hagler ........................LR-11 ......20 Lone Tree Res. ................LR-12 ......20 Narrows..............................LR-13 ......20 North Fork ........................LR-14 ......20 Parvin Lake ......................LR-15 ......191 Poudre River SFU ..........LR-16 ......8, 19 Poudre River SWA..........LR-17 ......19, ..................................................................191 Simpson Ponds ..............LR-18 ......20 Twin Sisters ......................LR-19 ......20 Watson Lake SFU ..........LR-20 ......19 Watson Lake SWA..........LR-21 ......19 Wellington Res. #4 and Smith Lake ..............LR-22 ......9 Wellington SWA ............LR-23 ......87 West Lake..........................LR-24 ......191 Big Creek Reservoir ......ME-1 ......61 Colorado River Island ..ME-2 ......30, and Franklin Island ..........................41 Horsethief Canyon ........ME-3 ......30, ..................................................................40 Jerry Creek Res. ..............ME-4 ......421 Leatha Jean Stassen ....ME-5 ......40 Loma Boat Launch ........ME-6 ......30 Mogensen Ponds ..........ME-7 ......421 Orchard Mesa ................ME-8 ......41 Plateau Creek ..................ME-9 ......421 Tilman Bishop ................ME-10 ....30, ..................................................................41 Walker ................................ME-11 ....30, ..................................................................40 West Lake..........................ME-12 ....30 LAKE CO. (LK) LAS ANIMAS CO. (LA) Apishapa ..........................LA-1 ........133, ..................................................................134 Bosque Del Oso..............LA-2 ........85, ..................................................................851 James M. John ................LA-3 ........140 Lake Dorothey ................LA-4 ........140 North Lake........................LA-5 ........85, ..................................................................851 Spanish Peaks..................LA-6 ........85 MINERAL CO. (MI) Alberta Park Res. ............MI-1 ........80 Big Meadows Res...........MI-2 ........76 Coller ..................................MI-3 ........76, ..................................................................79 Creede................................MI-4 ........76 MOFFAT CO. (MF) Bitterbrush........................MF-1 ......3, .............................................. 11, 211 Browns Park: Cold Springs Mtn. Unit ..........MF-2 ......201 Little Snake ......................MF-3 ......2, 3 MONTEZUMA CO. (MZ) Dolores River ..................MZ-1 ......71, ..................................................................73 Joe Moore Res.................MZ-2 ......73 Lone Dome ......................MZ-3 ......711 Narraguinnep Res. ........MZ-4 ......711 Puett Res. ..........................MZ-5 ......73 Summit Res. ....................MZ-6 ......73 49 �SWA NAME MAP GMU PT Totten Res. ........................MZ-7 ......73 MONTROSE CO. (MT) Chipeta Lake....................MT-1 ......62 Cimarron ..........................MT-2 ......65 MORGAN CO. (MG) Andrick Ponds ................MG-1 ......95 Boyd Ponds ......................MG-2 ......96 Brush Prairie Ponds ......MG-3 ......99 Brush SWA ........................MG-4 ......96 Cottonwood ....................MG-5 ......96 Elliott ..................................MG-6 ......95, ..................................................................96 Jackson Lake....................MG-7 ......95 Jean K.Tool ......................MG-8 ......96 SWA NAME MAP GMU PT SWA NAME MAP GMU PT PROWERS CO. (PR) SAGUACHE CO. (SG) Arkansas River ................PR-1 ........119 Deadman ..........................PR-2 ........127 Granada ............................PR-3 ........127, ..................................................................132 Holly ....................................PR-4 ........127 Mike Higbee ....................PR-5 ........132 Red Dog ............................PR-6 ........127 Thurston Res. ..................PR-7 ........127 Cochetopa........................SG-1 ........67 Dome Lakes ....................SG-2 ........67 Russell Lakes....................SG-3 ........682 PUEBLO CO. (PB) Lake Beckwith ................PB-1 ........84 Pueblo Res. ......................PB-2 ........84 Pueblo SFU ......................PB-3 ........84 Runyon/ Fountain Lakes................PB-4 ........123 SAN JUAN CO. (SJ) Andrews Lake..................SJ-1..........74 SAN MIGUEL CO. (SM) Dan Noble ........................SM-1 ......70 Dry Creek Basin ..............SM-2 ......70 San Miguel........................SM-3 ......70 Woods Lake......................SM-4 ......70 SEDGWICK CO. (SE) Julesburg ..........................SE-1 ........92 Jumbo Res.(Julesburg) ..SE-2 ........90 Pony Express....................SE-3 ........92 Sand Draw ........................SE-4 ........93 Sedgwick Bar ..................SE-5 ........92 OTERO CO. (OT) RIO BLANCO CO. (RB) Holbrook Res. ..................OT-1 ........125 Horse Creek Res. ............OT-2 ........125 Melon Valley ....................OT-3 ........125, ..................................................................129 Oxbow................................OT-4 ........125, ..................................................................130 Rocky Ford........................OT-5 ........125, ..................................................................129 Timpas Creek ..................OT-6 ........135 OURAY CO. (OU) Jensen ................................RB-1 ........12, .............................................. 23, 211 Meeker Pasture ..............RB-2 ........23 Oak Ridge..........................RB-3 ........23, ..................................................................24 Piceance ............................RB-4 ........11, .............................................. 21, 22, 31 Rio Blanco Lake ..............RB-5 ........11, ..................................................................22 White River ......................RB-6 ........23, ..................................................................24 Billy Creek ........................OU-1 ......62, ..................................................................65 RIO GRANDE CO. (RG) WASHINGTON CO. (WA) Beaver Creek Res. ..........RG-1........80 Home Lake ......................RG-2........791 Rio Grande........................RG-3........791 Rio Grande River ..........RG-4........79 (Fishing Easements) Messex................................WA-1 ......96 Prewitt Res. ......................WA-2 ......96 PARK CO. (PA) 63 Ranch............................PA-1 ........50 Alma....................................PA-2 ........49 Badger Basin....................PA-3 ........50, .............................................. 58, 581 Charlie Meyers ................PA-4 ........58 Garo ....................................PA-5 ........50 James Mark Jones ........PA-6 ........50 Knight-Imler ....................PA-7 ........50 Spinney Mountain ........PA-8 ........58, ..................................................................581 Tarryall Res. ......................PA-9 ........50, ..................................................................501 Teter ....................................PA-10......500 Tomahawk........................PA-11......50 PHILLIPS CO. (PH) Frenchman Creek ..........PH-1........98 Holyoke..............................PH-2........98 PITKIN CO. (PI) Coke Oven........................PI-1 ..........444 50 ROUTT CO. (RO) Adams ................................RO-1........15 Blacktail ............................RO-2........15 (Conservation Easement) Christina ............................RO-3........214 Chuck Lewis ....................RO-4........131 Emerald Mountain ........RO-5........131 Finger Rock SFU ............RO-6........26 Grieve Ranch ..................RO-7........5 (Conservation Easement) Indian Run ........................RO-8........12 Rock Creek........................RO-9........15 Sarvis Creek......................RO-10 ....15 Yampa River ....................RO-11 ....13 SUMMIT CO. (SU) Blue River:Sutton Unit....SU-1 ........37, ..................................................................371 TELLER CO. (TE) Dome Rock ......................TE-1 ........581 Pikes Peak ........................TE-2 ........59 Rosemont Res. ................TE-3 ........59 Skaguay Res. ..................TE-4 ........59 WELD CO. (WE) Banner Lakes ..................WE-1 ......99 Brower................................WE-2 ......94 Centennial Valley ..........WE-3 ......951 Frank ..................................WE-4 ......94 Kodak WWA......................WE-5 ......94 Mitani-Tokuyasu ............WE-6 ......951 Nakagawa ........................WE-7 ......951 Webster..............................WE-8 ......94 YUMA CO. (YU) Sandsage ..........................YU-1........101 Simmons ..........................YU-2........102 South Republican..........YU-3........103, ..................................................................109 Stalker Lake......................YU-4........98 Wray SFU ..........................YU-5........98 � https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/fa8bd15bc8e645bdc984e6e1342d1aa5.pdf cbaf5998bc4ea6034c7528f622989107 PDF Text Text 2009-10 Colorado State Wildlife Areas COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us �DOW OFFICES DOW Headquarters 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 297-1192 Denver Svc. Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 80216 (303) 291-7227 Brush Svc. Ctr. 122 E. Edison, Box 128 Brush, 80723 (970) 842-6300 Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. 317 W. Prospect Road Fort Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Glenwood Springs Svc. Ctr. 50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 Glenwood Springs, 81601 (970) 947-2920 Gunnison Svc. Ctr. 300 W. New York Ave. Gunnison, 81230 (970) 641-7060 Hot Sulphur Springs Svc. Ctr 346 Grand County Road 362 Hot Sulphur Springs, 80451 (970) 725-6200 Lamar Svc. Ctr. 2500 S. Main St. Lamar, 81052 (719) 336-6600 Meeker Svc. Ctr. 73485 Hwy. 64 Meeker, 81641 (970) 878-6090 Montrose Svc. Ctr 2300 S. Townsend Ave.. Montrose, 81401 (970) 252-6000 Monte Vista Svc. Ctr. 0722 S. Road 1 E Monte Vista, 81144 (719) 587-6900 Northwest Region Svc. Ctr 711 Independent Ave. Grand Junction, 81505 (970) 255-6100 Pueblo Svc. Ctr. 600 Reservoir Road Pueblo, 81005 (719) 561-5300 Salida Svc. Ctr. 7405 Hwy. 50 Salida, 81201 (719) 530-5520 Southwest Region Svc. Ctr. 151 E. 16th St. Durango, 81301 Southeast Region Svc. Ctr. 4255 Sinton Road Colorado Springs, 80907 (970) 247-0855 (719) 227-5200 Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr. 925 Weiss Drive Steamboat Spgs., 80477 (970) 870-2197 Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 www.wildlife.state.co.us Printed July 2009, 200,000 copies. By Publication Printers The Wildlife Commission sets property regulations in May. Wildlife Commissioners (as of July 2009): Brad Coors, chair; Tim Glenn, vice chair; Dennis Buechler, secretary; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Dorothea Farris, member; Roy McAnally, member; John Singletary, member; Mark Smith, member; Robert Streeter; member Harris Sherman, ex-officio member; John Stulp, ex-officio member. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure are paraphrased for easier understanding and are intended only as a guide. The official Colorado statutes and regulations are available on our website or DOW offices. �STATE WILDLIFE AREA BROCHURE This brochure features regulations governing Colorado’s state wildlife areas (SWA) and state fish units (SFUs). All fishing regulations are in the DOW’s 2010 fishing brochure, available in mid-March. Some SWAs may have specific fishing restrictions; anglers should consult a current fishing brochure to make sure they comply with state fishing regulations. DOW PROPERTY REGULATIONS Except if specifically authorized, these activities are prohibited on lands, waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-of-way, buildings or devices under DOW control. See “Alphabetical List State Wildlife Areas” for regulations on specific properties. 1. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry, use or occupancy. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or to do land, water, oil, gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. To operate a vehicle (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 4. To drive above posted speed limits or above 25 mph if not posted. 5. To leave camp, tent, shelter, motor vehicle or trailer unattended more than 48 hours, to camp or to park travel trailers or campers on SWAs more than 14 days in 45-day period. 6. To establish a permanent structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds, tree stands and steps can be erected on SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed 10 days after the season when they are used ends. 7. To remove, modify or destroy a building, water control device, fence, gate, sign, survey or section marker, vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 8. To litter, leave fish, entrails, human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances; to bring household or commercial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facility. 9. To build fires without precautions to prevent it from spreading; to leave fires unattended. 10. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas, burros may be used in wildlife activities. 11. To have or use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, pesticides or illegal substances. 12. To release wildlife or privately owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials, including group dog training on state wildlife areas only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs, cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash), except dogs used while hunting, while training hunting dogs or during DOW-authorized field trials. 13. To dig trenches, holes or pits. 14. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached, anchored, moored or docked unattended overnight except in areas designated. 15. To fish from DOW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 16. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a “divers down flag” and when scuba diver has valid S.C.U.B.A. certificate from recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. To engage in illegal activities. 18. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices restricted to designated swimming areas. 19. To promote, sponsor, conduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities. 20. To land aircraft. 21. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 22. To swim except in designated waters or authorized water contact activities. 23. To discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. To fish in fish rearing ponds or raceways on DOW hatchery properties. 25. To conduct field trials or group dog training without a field trial license. 26. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross DOW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from DOW for wildlife recreation. 27. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations. 28. To use internet or other computer-assisted remote while fishing. Anglers must be physically in the immediate vicinity while fishing. 29. All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspection by the DOW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on state wildlife areas. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to DOW proce- 1 �dures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate on or leave the water. 30. Youth mentor huntng and/or fishing means hunting and/or fishing by youths under 18. Youth hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor. Mentors must be at least 18 and comply with hunter education requirements. HABITAT STAMP A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people 19-64 who buy hunting or fishing licenses. With a license purchase, the stamp is $5 and required with the first 2 licenses ($10 total) bought per year. Habitat stamps are valid April 1 through March 31 annually. A lifetime stamp is $200. Abbreviations used: KS: Kansas Neb: Nebraska NM: New Mexico UT: Utah WY: Wyoming Colo: Colorado Highway Hwy: U.S.Highway CO: County CR: County Road Ck: Creek Div: Divide Dr: Drive Fk: Fork Pk:Peak Res: Reservoir Rd: Road N: North S: South E: East W: West NF: National Forest USFS: U.S.Forest Service CG: Campground SWA: State wildlife area M: Middle STATE WILDLIFE AREAS ADAMS SWA - Routt County From Steamboat Springs, go E on Hwy 40; turn S on Hwy 131. At CR 14, go S. SWA 1/2 mile N of Stagecoach State Park. HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa counties From Las Animas, go 15 miles N on CR 10. 5,147 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, rabbit, pheasant, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except fishing. ALBERTA PARK RES. SWA - Mineral County From South Fork, go 18 miles W on Hwy 160 to Wolf Ck Ski Area; drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd 391. 240 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp. ALMA SWA - Park County From Alma, go 1 1/2 miles N on Hwy 9 to CR 4; then 1/4 mile NW. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping. FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites. ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA - Gunnison County From Almont, go 3 miles N on Hwy 135. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed Dec. 20-March 31. ANDREWS LAKE SWA - San Juan County From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy 550 to access road; then 1/2 mile E. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook. APISHAPA SWA - Las Animas County From Walsenburg, go 18 1/2 miles NE on Hwy 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. 2 �7,935 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA - Prowers County From Holly, go 4 miles E on Hwy 50 to CR 39. Go 3/4 mile S across canal; then 1/2 mile W. 98 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. ARKANSAS RIVER/SALIDA SWA - Chaffee County From Poncha Springs, 4 miles N on Hwy 285; 1/8 mile E on CR 165. Parking at W end. From Salida, NW on Hwy 291 for 3 1/2 miles. Go 3/4 mile S on CR 150; 1/2 mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. 27 acres. This is a fishing property only. HUNTING: none. FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River. (Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) RECREATION: none. FACILITIES: none. ATWOOD SWA - Logan County From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy 6 to CR 29.5; then 1/2 mile S. 180 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Beginning on first day of the regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BADGER BASIN SWA - Park County From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy 24; directly N of Hartsel; and N and S along Hwy 9. 22 miles of fishing access. This is a fishing property only. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA - Weld County From Hudson, go 4 miles E on Hwy 52. 934 acres. HUNTING: pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled craft and float tubes. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting or training dogs. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of waterfowl season. e. Closed first day of regular waterfowl season to day before the first day of pheasant season except for waterfowl hunting on Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. During this period, waterfowl hunting regulated by reservation and mandatory check station. Reservations available for waterfowl but not required. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceeding the hunt. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted. Access only through designated area. 3 �f. Closed N of Hwy 52 April 1-July 15. g. Dog training permitted north of Hwy 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training permitted S of Hwy 52, Feb. 1-Aug. 31 only. h. Foot access only. i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Privately owned game birds may be released by special permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. k. DOW is authorized to implement dog training reservation system in case of overcrowding. BASALT SWA - Eagle, Pitkin counties (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck) TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 3.2 miles E on USFS Rd 105 (Fryingpan Rd) to signs; then N. 2,577 acres. CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt, go 1/2 mile W on Two Rivers Rd (old Hwy 82) to Homestead Dr; then go N to access road. 2,230 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: shooting range. RESTRICTIONS: a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b. Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to those lower than .50 caliber. Discharging shotguns allowed. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sat. and Sun. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Lake Christine. d. Camping prohibited within 1/4 mile of Fryingpan River. e. Camping prohibited except during regular and late big game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. f. Closed Dec. 1-April 15 except on Lake Christine and rifle ranges. g. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. h. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA - Fremont County From Canon City, go 8 miles E on Hwy 50 to Hwy 67; then N 2 miles to CR 132, then E 0.2 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, downstream 12 miles on trail to ppty. 2,120 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, rabbit, turkey, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. No overnight camping. BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA - Rio Grande County From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 360 (Beaver Ck Rd); then 6 miles S. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms prohibited. b. Open fires prohibited on ice. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Bowfishing prohibited. BEAVER LAKE SWA - Gunnison County From Marble, go 1/4 mile E on CR 3. 41 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BEAVER RES. SWA - Gunnison County From Paonia, go E on Hwy. 50. Go to USFS Rd 710. FISHING: coldwater lake. HUNTING: big game access. BELLAIRE LAKE SWA - Larimer County RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. BELLVUE SFU - Larimer County N of Ft. Collins on Hwy 287 to LaPorte. Just N of LaPorte go W on CR 28. 58 acres. RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, dogs prohibited. 4 �BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson counties From Evergreen, go 4 miles N on Hwy 74 to Hwy 103; then 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Go 2.2 miles E. HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash except when hunting small game. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG BEND SWA - Chaffee County From Mt. Shavano Fish Hatchery, NW about 6 miles along Arkansas River. Access from Mt. Shavano NW on CRs 160, 163 & 166. Access from N end from Poncha Springs, 4 miles N on Hwy 285, 1/8 mile E on CR 165. This is a fishing property only. HUNTING: none. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: none. FACILITIES: none. BIG MEADOWS RES. SWA - Mineral County From South Fork, go 11 miles W on Hwy l60 to USFS Rd 4l0; then 2 miles W. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. BIG THOMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer County From Loveland, go 5 miles E on Hwy 402 to I-25 Frontage Rd; then 3/4 mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass; then 1/4 mile N. 51 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except when fishing or with night hunting permit. BILLY CREEK SWA - Montrose, Ouray counties BILLY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 2, then turn left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd to signed access road. CARMICHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 8, turn left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1 1/4 miles on main road to access road. BECKETT TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 4; turn left. Go 1/2 mile. 5,498 acres, all tracts. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream, pond. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. b. Closed Jan. 1-April 30. BITTER BRUSH SWA - Moffat County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. 15-April 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. BLACKTAIL CONSERVATION EASEMENT - Routt County. 610 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Camping, campfires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. d. Motor vehicles prohibited beyond designated parking areas. BLISS SWA - Larimer County From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy 287 to Hwy 14; then 41 miles W. 352 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. 5 �RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Boat launchings, takeouts prohibited. BLUE RIVER SWA - Summit County BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy 9. 82 acres. EAGLE’S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy 9. 29 acres. SUTTON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 miles N on Hwy 9. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging firearms or bows, firewood cutting prohibited. b. Vehicle parking overnight prohibited. BODO SWA - La Plata County From Durango, go 1 mile S on Hwy 160/550 to CR 211; then 1/4 mile W to E boundary. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, band-tailed pigeon, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. BOEDECKER RES. SWA - Larimer County From Loveland, go 2 miles W on First St to CR 2l; then l/2 mile S. 308 acres of water. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 to end of waterfowl season. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except when fishing or with night hunting permit. BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA - Las Animas County From Trinidad, take exit 14A off I-25. Go W on Hwy 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy. 30,000 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mtn. lion. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited except in designated areas b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Camping prohibited outside designated areas except by hunters during hunting seasons. d. Parking allowed only in designated areas. e. Unattended food or garbage only allowed in bear-resistant manners. f. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Closures posted. g. Closed Dec. 1-March 31, except licensed big game hunters and one non-hunting companion. h. Fishing prohibited on S Fork of Purgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Memorial Day weekend. . BOYD PONDS SWA - Morgan County RESTRICTIONS: Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BRAVO SWA - Logan County From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile W on Hwy 6 to CR 370; then 1.7 miles NE. 1,082 acres.. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Access only from designated parking areas. 6 �h. Beginning with the first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunting by reservation by calling 1-800-846-9453 and mandatory check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 4 people per reservation. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out as posted. Only hunting allowed during this period. i. Reservations limited to:1 waterfowl, 1 small game reservation daily each for CR 34 parking lot, CR 36 parking lot and CR 370 parking lot 2; 2 waterfowl, 2 small game reservations daily for CR 370 parking lot 1; 1 waterfowl reservation daily for Youth/Mentor Parking Lot. No more than 2 mentors, at least 1 youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. j. Waterfowl and small game hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Day. k. Hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. l. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations required and are unlimited in number. m. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. n. Scalva Parcel: Reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453, Sept. through Feb. From March through August, reservations by calling 970-842-6300. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. Limited to 3 groups with max. of 4 people per group daily. 1. Access from designated parking area only. Mandatory check station. Foot access only. Open only 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. 2. Sept. 1 through May 31, only hunting allowed, limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. 3. June 1 through Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing Sat., Sun., Wed. 4. Turkey hunting allowed only for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 91 on opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed. of turkey seasons. 5. Fires, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. BROWER SWA - Weld County From Evans, go 1 mile E on 37th St. 158 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. 1-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Closed March 1-Aug. 31 except spring turkey hunters. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. e. Parking allowed only in designated area and only in designated spaces. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BROWN LAKES SWA - Hinsdale County From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy 149 to USFS Rd 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd). Go 1 1/2 miles W. 520 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. BROWNLEE SWA - Jackson County North Platte River - From Walden, go 1/2 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 1/2 mile W. 1.14 miles of river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited. BROWNS PARK SWA - Moffat County COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy 318 to CR 10; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell, go 41 miles NW on Hwy 318 to CR 10; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell, go 59 miles NW on Hwy 318. Unit N of Hwy 318. 2,226 acres, all units. 7 �HUNTING: antelope, deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, sage grouse, waterfowl, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Calloway Unit closed in posted area. BRUSH SWA - Morgan County From Brush, go 2 1/2 miles N on Hwy 71 to CR 28; then 1 mile N. 588 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. h. Access from designated parking areas only. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. BRUSH HOLLOW SWA - Fremont County From Penrose, go 2 miles W on CR 123; then 2 miles N. 461 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA - Morgan County From Brush go S on Clayton St to check station; then S 2.25 miles to parking area. 1,600 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: duck blinds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. From Feb. 1 until opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing. c. All users must check in and out at designated check station at Brush Memorial Park. User numbers regulated by check station. Max. 4 hunters per area. d. During Sept. teal season, migratory bird hunting allowed daily. From first segment of regular waterfowl season through Nov. 30, only migratory bird hunting allowed, and only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day. e. Reservations available, but not required, from Sept. teal season through Dec. 1. Reservations valid throughout reserved day until hunter with reservation checks out. Hunters may check in on first-come, firstserved basis after a hunter with a reservation checks out, or if no reservation exists for a hunt area after midnight immediately preceeding the hunt. Reservations made by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Max. 3 reservations per hunter annually. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters can only hunt the area specified on the reservation or which they check into. f. From Dec. 1 through Jan. 31, only hunting allowed. Reservations available to hunt on Dec. 1. From Dec. 2 through Jan. 31, reservations not available. Hunters may check in on first-come, first-served basis, but not until midnight before the hunt. Five hunting areas open for check in. Hunters who check in for one of these 5 areas may hunt anywhere on the property. BURCHFIELD SWA - Baca County From Walsh, go 11 miles E on CR DD to property. 178 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. CABIN CREEK SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go N on Hwy 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd 743 begins. Go 8 miles to USFS Rd 604. Turn right and go 3/4 mile. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. 8 �RESTRICTIONS: Closed Dec. 1-April 30. CENTENNIAL SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 10 miles W. SWA N of Hwy 50. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Motor vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA - Weld County From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go E on CR 380 1/4 mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. 1,195 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except for hunting), dog training, fires, target practice, recreational horses prohibited. b. During regular waterfowl seasons, small game and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt zones. c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. d. During regular waterfowl seasons, reservations required for waterfowl and small game hunting by calling 1800-846-9453. Mandatory check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. e. Closed during regular waterfowl seasons, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. f. Closed March 1-Aug. 31, except on designated trail for wildlife viewing and hunters with spring turkey licenses. g. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. h. Parking only in designated areas. No motor vehicles outside parking areas. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. CHAMPION SWA - Chaffee County Parking area off Hwy 285, 1/2 mile S of Hwys 285 and 24. This is a fishing property only. HUNTING: none. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: none. FACILITIES: none. CHALK CLIFFS SFU - Chaffee County From Nathrop, go W 2.5 miles on CR 162; then N 1/8 mile on CR 287. 61 acres. RECREATION: limited public use and tours. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. CHATFIELD SFU - Douglas County Go S on Santa Fe to Chatfield Ave, turn W on Chatfield Ave. Go W to Chatfield Res.; turn left. RECREATION: limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) - Larimer County HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. b. Closed Sept. 1-May 1 except for hunting and fishing. c. Hunting and fishing access after last big game season by foot only. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game. CHIPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose County From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy 550 to Chipeta Dr; then 1/2 mile N. 12 acres. FISHING: warmwater and coldwater fishing. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. c. Closed except for fishing 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise. d. Float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA - Routt County From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles N on CR 129 (Elk River Rd.) FISHING: coldwater stream. 9 �RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. CHUCK LEWIS SWA - Routt County From Hwy 40, go S on Hwy 131 to CR 14F. Take 14F W to CR 14. Go N to parking area. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. b. Closed 10 p.m.-4 a.m. c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big game, small game hunting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting prohibited within 50 yards of the bridge on CR 14F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. Launching or taking out all flotation devices (including kayaks, canoes, rafts, tubes) prohibited, except those used exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Gunnison, Montrose counties From Montrose, go 23 miles E on Hwy 50 to Little Cimarron Rd; then 2 miles S to access road; then 1 1/2 miles SW. 6,161 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, ducks, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RES. SWA - Chaffee County From Buena Vista, go 13 miles N on Hwy 24 to CR 390; then 1/2 mile W. 500 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in established camping areas on W end of SWA. Fires prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited from dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy 24. COALBED CANYON SWA - Dolores County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. COCHETOPA SWA (Snyder) - Saguache County From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy 50 to Hwy 114; then 20 miles S to Cochetopa Ck. HUNTING: dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise except when retrieving downed game. d. Big game hunting prohibited N of posted E/W center line of Sect. 27, Range 2 E, Township 46 N. COKE OVEN SWA - Pitkin County From Basalt, go 30 miles E on USFS Rd 105 (Fryingpan River Rd). 330 acres. RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing. COLLER SWA - Mineral, Rio Grande counties From South Fork, go 4 1/2 miles W on Hwy 149. 579 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. COLUMBINE SWA - Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fishing, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Riparian areas closed to protect Preble’s meadow jumping mouse as posted. CONEJOS RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) - Conejos County From Antonito, go 15 miles W on Hwy 17 to Conejos Ranch. Fishing easements intermittent for next 16 miles and are signed. 10 �FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed except for fishing. b. Camping prohibited. COTTONWOOD SWA - Morgan County From Snyder, go 2 miles E on CR W.7. 884 acres. HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily except with night-hunting permit. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. g. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. COWDREY LAKE SWA - Jackson County From Cowdrey, go 2 miles S on Hwy l25. Or, from Walden, go 7 1/2 miles N on Hwy 125. Entrance W of road. 280 acres of land; 80 acres of water. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. CREEDE SWA - Mineral County From Creede, go 1.2 miles E on Hwy 149 to undesignated rd; then 1/2 mile S to Rio Grande. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU - Garfield County 1 mile S of Carbondale on Hwy 33. 19 acres. RECREATION: limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DAN NOBLE SWA - San Miguel County From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd); then 17 miles S. 2,223 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters. RESTRICTIONS: a. On Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. 2. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing prohibited 6 p.m.-10 a.m. 4. Waterskiing, jetskiing prohibited except in designated areas. b. On Greager Tract: 1. Closed March 1-May 15 except with permit from area or district wildlife mgr. for viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. 2. Viewing site limited to designated area. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 4. Foot or horseback only. c. On John Kane Tract: 1. Closed March 1-May 15. 2. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. 3. Foot or horseback only. DAWN POND SWA - Bent County RESTRICTIONS: a. Open for fishing only. Hunting only with landowner permission. b. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. c. Parking prohibited except in designated areas. 11 �DEADMAN SWA - Prowers County From Granada, go N on Hwy 385, 2.5 miles to CR JJ; then 2.5 miles E on CR JJ to CR 27. Turn S on CR 27; go 1/2 mile to parking area. 503 acres. HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl. DELANEY BUTTE LAKES SWA (N, S, E) - Jackson County From Walden, go 1/2 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12; then go 5.3 miles W to CR 18. Go 4.5 miles W on to CR 5; then 1/2 mile N. 2,620 acres. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl.. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta County From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles W on Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 627; then 2 miles N. 561 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DE WEESE RES. SWA - Custer County From Westcliffe, NW on Hwy 69 for 5 miles, turn N on Copper Gulch Rd to access rd. 780 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping. HUNTING: antelope, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go N on Hwy 125. Parking areas are 1, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. 3,129 acres of land; 10 miles of river. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: city-owned camping. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited E of Hwy 125. DOLORES RIVER SWA - Montezuma County From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy 145. 57 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA - Saguache County From Gunnison, go 8 miles E on Hwy 50 to Hwy 114; then 22 miles SE. 239 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited except on CRs NN14 and 15GG. b. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. c. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or on leash. e. Foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. f. Parking only in designated areas. g. Bowfishing prohibited. DOME ROCK SWA - Teller County From Divide, go 5 miles S on Hwy 67 to Rainbow Valley; then 3/4 mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). 6,980 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. b. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big game hunting aid. 12 �c. Closed Dec. 1-July 15 on Spring Ck and Dome View trails, and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge. d. Foot or horseback only from parking lot and trails from Mueller State Park. DOUGLAS RES. SWA - Larimer County From Wellington exit on I-25, go 5.5 miles W, S and W on Hwy 1 to CR 15; 1 mile N on CR 15 to CR 60; then 1/4 miles W to LaVina Dr. N on LaVina Dr to lake. From Ft. Collins at Hwys 287 and 1, take Hwy 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on CR 15 to CR 60. Then 1/4 miles W to LaVina Dr go N. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fires, camping, discharging firearms or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Closed except for fishing 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise. DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer County From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS access rd. 120 acres of water. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, hiking, camping. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DRY CREEK BASIN SWA - San Miguel County From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy 141. Hwy 141 goes SW through property. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA - Logan County From Crook, go 1 1/2 miles N on Hwy 55. 1,121 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to 1 per year. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan County From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile W on Hwy 6 to CR 370; then 5 miles SW. 400 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. DURANGO SFU - La Plata County In Durango, next to Animas River. 14 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: visitors center, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 5.3 miles E; then 7.3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd 307. RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or on leash. d. Closed March 1-June 15. e. Foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in designated areas. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle County From Eagle, go 1 mile E on Hwy 6; then go 5 miles E upstream. 13 �FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Closed except for fishing. Open only in designated areas as posted. ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta County From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles S on Hwy 84. 211 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan County From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. 2,576 acres. HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. g. West Elliott: Closed in 80-acre part N of S. Platte River, S of CR W.7 and E of railroad. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. UNION TRACT: See waterfowl brochure for information. HAMILIN TRACT (N and S): See waterfowl brochure for information. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-June 30. b. Closed 10 p.m.-4 a.m. c. Foot or horseback only. d. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa, Montrose counties HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5 1/2 miles NW on Hwy 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4 1/2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6 1/2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd) to Sawmill Mesa Rd, then 11 1/2 miles N. CAP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 4 miles SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 6 1/2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd) to Sawmill Mesa Rd; then 11 1/2 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds; then 6 miles NE. WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon; then 3/4 mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive rd). GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd; then 3 miles SW to Gunnison River; then 3/4 mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive rd). 5,019 acres, all tracts. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area. 14 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. b. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts closed March 15-July 31. c. Lower Roubideau hunting restricted to youth/mentor only. Only 1 mentor per youth. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FINGER ROCK SFU - Routt County From Yampa, go 3 miles S on Hwy 131. 20 acres. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores County From Dolores, go 12 miles N on Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 535; then 12 miles N to Fish Ck access road; then 1 1/2 miles N. 314 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, snowshoe hare. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons), hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson County From Flagler, go 5 miles E on Rd U. 400 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, turkey. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Waterskiing permitted Sun. and Mon., June 1-Aug. 31. c. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. Only 1 mentor per youth. FORKS SWA - Larimer County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, target practice prohibited. b. Closed except 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. c. Closed except walk-ins Nov. 1-March 31. FORT LYON SWA - Bent County RESTRICTIONS: ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. FRANK SWA - Larimer, Weld counties From I-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy 392 to CR 13; then 1/2 mile S. 640 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. Reservations required during regular waterfowl seasons by calling 1-800-846-9453. Mandatory check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. f. Waterfowl hunting limited to established zones. FRANTZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee County From Salida, go 3/4 mile NW on Hwy 291 to CR 154; then 3/4 mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. Shavano Hatchery. FISHING: coldwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA - Phillips County From Holyoke, go 5 miles W on Hwy 6 to CR 29; then 1/2 mile S. 69 acres. 15 �HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield County From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Ck Rd; then 1 mile S. 13,179 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except 7 days before start of regular big game seasons through 7 days after regular big game seasons. b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CRs 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. c. Closed Dec. 1-July 15, except spring turkey hunting below and small game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GEORGETOWN - Clear Creek County From I-70, take exit 228. Turn N on 15th St.. 670 acres. HUNTING: small game, deer, bighorn sheep. RECREATION: wildlife observation, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting bighorn sheep prohibited within 1/4 mile of I-70 throughout SWA. GLENWOOD SPRINGS SFU - Garfield County From Glenwood Springs, go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Ck. 2 acres. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, dogs prohibited. GRANADA SWA - Prowers County From Granada go N on Hwy 385; turn E on Half St. (first rd N of railroad). Go 1.5 miles. 3,672 acres. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, deer. FISHING: warmwater fishing in Arkansas River. RECREATION: wildlife observation and photography. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. All other motor vehicles restricted to access roads and parking lots. b. Parking allowed only in designated areas. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise. d. On Midwestern Farms Tract: 1. Hunting restricted to S of river road and by shotgun and archery only. 2. Swimming, boating, float tubes prohibited. GRANBY RANCH CONSERVATION EASEMENT - Grand County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed from Nov. 15-April 15. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. GRANITE SWA - Chaffee County From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 1/4 mile below Granite Bridge. Fishing access only. FISHING: coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. GRIEVE RANCH CONSERVATION EASEMENT - Routt County RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. c. Firearms prohibited except for hunting. d. Camping prohibited except in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. f. Fishing access to Little Snake Riv. restricted to river corridor, plus 20 ft above high-water line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores County From Dolores, go 25 miles N on USFS Rd 526 to USFS Rd 533, then 5 miles NE. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. 16 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy 50. 2,800 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, blue grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. 1-March 31. b. Camping restricted to designated areas. c. Beaver Ck Trail restricted to foot or horseback. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison County From Gunnison go N on Hwy 135 to CR 13. Turn left and go 1/4 mile to where road jogs left and becomes Tincup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade city park. Parking N side park. Accessed by foot 1/2 mile W of parking lot. HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Hunting prohibited except waterfowl with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle County I-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage rd of I-70 E to parking area. 90 acres. HUNTING: deer, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: non-motorized boating on pond, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed between sunset and sunrise except for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HALLENBACK RANCH SWA - Lake County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed Dec. 1-March 31 and W 1/3 of SWA as posted April 1-June 15 to protect wintering and calving elk. HARMON SWA - Chaffee County RESTRICTIONS: Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata County From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy 550 to USFS Rd 671; then 1/2 mile E. 208 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, boating. FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, gravel boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee County From Buena Vista, go 5 miles N on Hwy 24 to CR 361; then 1 mile W. 640 acres. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. HIGEL SWA - Alamosa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Sept. 1-Feb. 14, except Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. b. Sept. 1 through Feb. 14, permit required. Max of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 11-Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling 719-587-6923 or at DOW office in Monte Vista. Oct. 1-Nov. 10, permits obtained by reservation. c. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Max. 2 people per reservation. d. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 to protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife mgr. may authorize educational or 17 �scientific uses during closures. e. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer County From Hwy 14 at upper end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles N on Laramie River Rd (CR 103). 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited except in Laramie River camping area. c. Grace Ck Rd closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. d. Sailboards prohibited. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero County From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 24.5 to CR FF; then 1/2 mile E. 670 acres. FISHING: warmwater. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone on SW side of residence as posted. HOLLY SWA - Prowers County From Holly, go 1 mile N on CR 34. 55 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, ATVs, dirt bikes, prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zones bewtween US 50 and CR FF. HOLYOKE SWA - Phillips County From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. 80 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, deer. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. HOME LAKE SWA - Rio Grande County From Monte Vista, go 1 1/2 miles E on Sherman Ave. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Except, motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats over 10 hp allowed only 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except for fishing or with night hunting permit. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA - Bent, Otero counties From LaJunta, go 8 miles N on Hwy 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles E on CR JJ.5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. 2,603 acres. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa County I-70 W to Fruita exit, take Hwy 340 S 1 mile to property sign; take access road 4 miles. HUNTING: waterfowl, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, turkey hunting, quail hunting prohibited. b. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. c. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted to protect endangered fish. d. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors. 18 �e. To hunt waterfowl on W end of property, reservations required for specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. No more than 4 hunters per blind. Reservations first come, available at check station. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting E of pump station. f. Closed 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., except for fishing. g. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and New Year’s Day. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos County From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy 15 to access road; then 5 miles W. 3,494 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1-April 30. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand County JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge); then 2 miles S. BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 4 miles W on Hwy 40 to range (N of highway). JOE GERRANS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at E end of bridge. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at W end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to W end of Colorado River bridge; then S. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs, go 3.5 miles W on Hwy 40 to unit (S of Hwy). 1,173 acres, all units. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing, photography, shooting range. FACILITIES: rest room, rifle range, campsites. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit, Lone Buck campgrounds and Paul F Gilbert Fishing Area. c. Byers Canyon Rifle Range closed sunset to sunrise. d. Byers Canyon Rifle Range may be closed to protect wintering big game. e. Bowfishing prohibited. HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano County From Gardner, go 13 miles W on CR 580. 544 acres. HUNTING: deer, bear, rabbit, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, picnic tables. HUGO SWA - Lincoln County CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109; 2 1/4 miles E on CR 2G. 2,240 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt County From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy 317 to CR 67; then 6 miles S. 2,039 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping restricted to designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan County From I-76 at the Hwy 39 exit, go 7.4 miles N on Hwy 39 to Hwy 144; then 1 mile NE to CR 5; then 3.8 miles N to CR CC; then 1 mile W to CR 4; then 1/4 mile S. 394 acres. HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sail surfing, waterskiing, wildlife viewing (no boat ramp). 19 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. b. Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season. Fishing from dam permitted through Nov. 30. c. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. d. Target practice prohibited except with area wildlife mgr. authorization. e. Access only from designated parking areas. f. Beginning with first day of regular duck season through the last day of regular duck season, reservations required for waterfowl and small game hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453. Mandatory check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Max. hunters per group is 4. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. Only hunting allowed during this period. g. Reservations regulated by areas. One area reserved for youth mentor hunting. Max. 2 mentors and at least 1 youth per reservation. Three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on lake. h. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from Oct. 1 boat closure. i. Mandatory check out station at parking lot 1/2 mile S of CR CC and CR 4 by 2 p.m. Waterfowl hunters with boat reservations exempt from check out station. j. Hunters and vessels must stay in designated hunt zone. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. Vessels launched from Jackson Lake State Park must have state parks pass. k. Waterfowl and small game hunting permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Martin Luther King Day. l. Deer hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer hunters do not need to check in or out. Deer hunting reservations required and are unlimited in number. JAMES M. JOHN SWA - Las Animas County From Raton, NM, go 7 miles on NM Hwys 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon 12 miles to Lake Dorothey SWA; then NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. 8,200 acres. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, mountain biking, hiking, picnicking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within 100 feet of streams. b. Closed Dec. 1-April 1. c. Foot or horseback access only. d. Hunting access restricted in regular rifle deer and elk seasons to big game only, by drawing. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park County From Hwy 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd) N 15 miles to sign. Go W 1.8 miles to parking area. From Hwy 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign; go W 1.8 miles to parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. 12,122 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, antelope, small game. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. 1-May 1. b. Fires prohibited except in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA- Morgan County From Ft.Morgan, go 4 miles NE on I-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd; then 1 3/4 miles N. 903 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. 20 �g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. h. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy 13 to CR 30. 5,955 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Jan. 1-July 15. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. #1 & 2) - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. b. Frozen surface of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores County From Norwood, go 1.5 miles E on Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 610; then 24 miles S. 5,030 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: two-horse corrals, domestic well water, campsites. RESTRICTIONS: Snowmobiles prohibited. JOE MOORE RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy 184 to CR 40; then 4 miles N. 120 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent County From Las Animas, go 20 miles E on Hwy 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. 22,325 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted on US Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by DOW or State Parks to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JOHNSON VILLAGE SWA - Chaffee County From Hwy 24 bridge over Arkansas River, W half of river .25 mile upstream and .5 mile downstream. Fishing access only. FISHING: coldwater stream. JULESBURG SWA (Julesburg, Ovid leases) - Sedgwick County From Ovid, go 1/2 mile S on CR 29. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, ducks. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 21 �JUMBO RES. SWA - Logan, Sedgwick counties From I-76 at Red Lion exit (#155), go 3 miles N to Hwy 138; then 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. 1,703 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, ducks, doves. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Except as allowed below, boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys and to retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower. Ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of 2 S dams or 50 yards of outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. c. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake. e. Vehicles limited to 250. f. Waterskiing prohibited before 10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. g. Hunting from floating devices by reservation from opening day of regular duck season until opening day of dark goose season. Reservations by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters and be at property the day of hunt. Three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on res. Boat hunting prohibited beginning first day of regular dark goose season. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from Oct. 1 boat closure. h. Hunting from floating devices permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed). Hunters must leave res. by 2 p.m. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand County From Kremmling, go 3 miles S on Hwy 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 1/2 mile E. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited except day after Labor Day through last day of regular big game season. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln County From Hwys 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy 109. 235 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand County BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy 40 past Parshall; go .5 mile. Look for mile marker 196. Turn left 1/4 mile past marker for parking or go W 3/4 mile for more parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles W on Hwy 40; turn left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another .5 mile, and turn right for parking. Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted to youth fishing and mobility-impaired anglers restricted to wheelchairs. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln County KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go about 11.7 miles S of the town on CR 109 (also called CR 32) to CR 2J. 1 mile E on CR 2J is SW corner of SWA. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl, antelope, deer. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife observation, camping, photography. RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. KNIGHT-IMLER SWA - Park County From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy 285. FISHING: coldwater stream. 22 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan County From I-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum); then 1 mile SW. 581 acres. SE portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. d. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. e. Launching/taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. KODAK WATCHABLE SWA - Weld County From Windsor at Hwys 392 & 257, 3 miles S on Hwy 257 to parking area S of Poudre River. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed sunset to sunrise. b. Hunting, fishing, camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos County From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy 15 to access road; then 10 miles W. 635 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. LA JARA SWA - Conejos County From Capulin, go 11 miles SW on D Rd. 2,808 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mtn. lion, rabbit, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. 1 through Thursday before Memorial Day. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas County From Raton, NM, go 7 miles NE on NM Hwys 72 & 526; go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. 4,500 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear. FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 ft. of streams except in designated areas. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Hunting big game prohibited except archery. d. Foot or horseback only from established parking areas. e. Trapping prohibited. LAKE FORK OF THE GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) - Hinsdale County From Lake City, go 5 3/8 miles N on Hwy 149 to S end of easement. FISHING: coldwater stream. LAKE IRWIN SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go N to Ohio Ck Rd (730) to Kebler Pass Rd (12); continue N to USFS Rd 826; go 1.5 miles. From Crested Butte, take CR 12 (Kebler Pass Rd) W 7 miles to USFS Rd 826; go N 1.5 miles to lake. FISHING: coldwater lake. 23 �RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing, USFS fee site. FACILITIES: USFS fee site, drinking water, rest rooms. LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 1/2 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then go 7 miles. 565 water acres, 282 land acres. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hook-ups, trailer dump station, public rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in established areas only. b. Waterskiing, sailboards prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent County From Las Animas W on Hwy 194, go 4 miles; N on CR 5.5. 69 acres. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, dogs prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison go N on Hwy 135 to CR 10. Go E on paved road to where USFS Rd 743 begins. Go 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd 743 turns left from main road. Follow trail 3.5 miles. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed Dec. 1-April 30. LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa County From Grand Junction, take Hwy 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Turn E on F 3/4 Rd; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. b. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat County From Maybell, go 17 miles N on CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. 4,860 acres. HUNTING: antelope, deer, rabbit, sage grouse. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except in self-contained units and by all methods 3 days before beginning of regular big game seasons until 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. LOMA BOAT LAUNCH SWA - Mesa County From Fruita, take I-70 to Loma exit (#15); then go 1.2 mile S on frontage rd; turn SE 1/2 mile to Colorado River. RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging firearms, launching, using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. b. Parking in designated areas only. LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer County From Campion, go 3 1/4 miles W on CR 14W to CR 21S; then 1 1/2 miles N. 181 acres. FISHING: warmwater, coldwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet structure and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. d. Dog training prohibited Sept. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. LONE DOME SWA - Dolores, Montezuma counties From Cortez, go 21 miles N on Hwy 491 to CR DD; then 1 mile E to CR 16; then 3 miles N to access road; then 1.5 miles E to Bradfield Bridge. 1,724 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited except in designated areas. b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer County From Campion, go 3 1/2 miles W on CR 14W to Lone Tree Dr; then 1 mile S on access road. 24 �502 water acres. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. d. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. e. Closed in heron nesting closure area as posted. f. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. g. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise daily except for fishing or with night hunting permit. h. Dog training prohibited Sept. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. i. Discharging firearms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams County In Denver at 56th Way and Lowell Blvd. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. Boating prohibited on Sheets Lake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. MCCLUSKEY SWA - Delta County From Paonia’s Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd, which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, turn right on Stewart Mesa Rd, which turns S and becomes 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; turn left on L30 Rd. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Closed except to hunt, fish or trap. Closed from day after regular big game season to April 30. MANVILLE SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy l4 to CR l2W; go 5 miles W to CR l8; go 4.5 miles SW to CR 5; go l/8 mile S. Approx. 4.4 miles of river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, bowfishing prohibited. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale County From Powderhorn, go 14.7 miles S on CR 27 (Cebolla Ck Rd.) 1,429 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy13 to CR8; then 2 miles E. 48 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Due to an error in the 2009 Colorado Fishing brochure, fishing restrictions are being included for this property as a convenience for anglers. On Sleepy Cat easement, Wakara lease and Meeker Pasture SWA E of Meeker: Artificial flies and lures only. All trout must be returned to the water immediately. MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero County Go 2 miles N of Hwys 71 and 50; then 1 mile E of Hwy 71 on Rd 80.5. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting limited to youth mentor hunting. Only 1 mentor per youth may hunt. MESSEX SWA - Logan, Washington counties From I-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy 6; then 1.75 miles NE to CR R; then 1.5 miles N; then .5 mile W. 680 acres. HUNTING: deer, pheasant, turkey, quail, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Landowner permission required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. g. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. Trials limited to 1 per year, and require landowner permission on easement. Trials in Sept. must be incidental to field trials on 25 �adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. i. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer County From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. 486 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: picnic tables. MIKE HIGBEE SWA - Prowers County From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy 50. 876 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, archery/rifle range. RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise unless camping in designated areas or actively hunting or fishing. MILLER RANCH SWA - Gunnison County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed March 1-Aug. 30. b. N of CR 7: Closed except for youth mentor hunting by permit. Max. 4 free permits available daily, first come, first served. Permits available by reservation from DOW’s Gunnison Svc. Ctr., 300 W. New York Ave., Gunnison, or (970) 641-7060. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance but not less than 2 days before requested hunt date. With reservations, youths and mentors will receive map with access points and restrictions. Mentors cannot hunt. c. Foot or horseback only. d. Camping, campfires, dogs prohibited. e. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited in designated safety zones, as posted. MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld County From Greeley, 5 miles E on Hwy 263. 13 acres. HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Closed March 1-Aug. 15 except dates established yearly for spring turkey hunting. d. Parking only in designated area. During waterfowl season, parking area closed 1 hour after sunset to 4 a.m. e. Waterfowl hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles parked in designated areas. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited except for waterfowl from designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek County From Denver, take I-70 W to Evergreen Pkw. exit; go 6 miles S on Hwy 74 to Evergreen Lake; turn right on Upper Bear Ck. Rd. Go 6.5 miles to CR 480; go right on CR 480 for 3 miles. 3,438 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn, mountain goat, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period except in big game seasons in designated campgrounds. b. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. c. Closed Jan. 1-June 14. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit; 1 group at a time. MOUNT OURAY SWA - Chaffee County From Salida, go .5 mile NW on Hwy 291; go .5 mile W on CR 154; go 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. 231 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River (access S of river only). RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 160. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Access from designated parking areas only. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. 26 �MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee County From Salida, go .5 mile NW on Hwy 291 to CR 154; then go .5 mile W. 186 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla County From Ft. Garland, go 2.5 miles E on Hwy 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd; then 2 miles S to Icehouse Rd; then 1 mile W to N entrance. Or, continue 1 mile S to S entrance. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: Waterskiing prohibited. MURPHY SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 1 mile E on CR 12. 6 miles of river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld County From Kersey, go 5 miles E on Hwy 34 to CR 61; then 2 miles N. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy 491 to Hwy 184; then 2 miles E. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. NARROWS SWA - Larimer County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited b. Closed except 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. c. Closed except for walk-ins Nov. 1-March 31. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer County From Drake, go 1/4 mile W on Devil’s Gulch Rd. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Closed except for fishing. NORTH LAKE SWA - Las Animas County From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy l2. 840 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake and stream. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking area at north lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. NORTH STERLING RES. SWA - Logan County RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Craft propelled by hand allowed to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Hunting from dam prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except in established areas. OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco County BELAIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd); then go 1 1/2 miles S. LAKE AVERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy 13 to CR 8; then 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles E on CR 8 . SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT: From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. 9,325 total acres, all units. 27 �HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Dec. 1-July 15 on Oak Ridge Unit. c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat fishing easement closed except for fishing. d. Hunting prohibited except archery S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. f. Note: Due to an error in the 2009 Colorado Fishing brochure, fishing restrictions are being included for this property as a convenience for anglers. On Sleepy Cat easement, Wakara lease and Meeker Pasture SWA E of Meeker: Artificial flies and lures only. All trout must be returned to the water immediately. ODD FELLOWS SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then .5 miles N to CR 20; then 4.2 miles W on to parking area. Follow signs S to river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting prohibited. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd between 30 and 31 Rds. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect nesting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. See waterfowl brochure. e. No other small game hunting allowed. f. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from DOW in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. g. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells only. h. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. ORDWAY RES. SWA - Crowley County From Ordway, go 2 miles N on Hwy 71. (SWA W of Hwy) 12 acres. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan County From Atwood, go .5 mile S on Hwy 63 to CR 16; then E .5 mile;. 192 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Max. hunters per group is 4. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out at designated check station as posted. b. Foot access only from check station parking lot. c. Limited to 4 groups or vehicles. Max. 4 people per group. d. Wildlife viewing only June 1-Aug. 31, Sat., Sun., Wed. e. Sept. 1-May 31, hunting permitted Sat., Sun., Wed., legal holidays and opening days of plains rifle deer and late rifle deer seasons. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Turkey hunting allowed opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed., of turkey seasons. g. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. Discharging bows, firearms prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. h. Beginning first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, only hunting allowed. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations required. Max. 4 per reservation. Waterfowl, small game hunting allowed Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day. Hunters must check out at check station by 2 p.m. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 13 miles SE on Hwy 14 to CR 25; then 6 miles SW. 920 acres. HUNTING: small game, big game. 28 �RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. OXBOW SWA - Otero County From La Junta, go 9 miles E on Hwy 50 to CR 36, then go 1/2 mile N to parking area. 410 acres. HUNTING: deer, turkey, bobwhite quail, mourning dove. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer County From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. 62 water acres, 180 land acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata County From Durango, go 8 miles E on Hwy 160 to Hwy 172; then 2 miles S to CR 302; then 1 mile S to CR 304; then 1/2 mile W. 85 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting prohibited except Sat., Sun. and Wed. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata County TRACT A: From Durango, go 4 miles W on Hwy 160 to CR 207 (Lightner Ck Rd); turn right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd). TRACT B: From Durango, go 5 miles W on Hwy 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd; turn right and go .5 mile on access road (through private property). 13,442 total acres, both tracts. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, black bear. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except during deer and elk seasons. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. c. Closed E of CR 208 and N of Hwy 160, April 1-July 15. d. Closed from last day of deer and elk seasons to March 31. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. PICEANCE SWA - Garfield, Rio Blanco counties SQUARE S RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARE S SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Ck Rd); then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road); then 5 miles W to Yellow Ck Rd. LITTLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 7 miles S to Dry Fork turn-off. Follow signs to station (3 miles). HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, blue and sage grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller County From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). 635 acres. HUNTING: bighorn sheep. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed April 1-July 15. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 14 miles E on Hwy 50 to Quartz Ck Rd; go 14 miles E to Parlin; turn N. 48 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited except in Quartz Ck. b. Dogs prohibited. 29 �PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa County From Grand Junction, go E on I-70 to exit #49; then 8 miles E on Hwy 65 to Hwy 330; turn left to Sunnyside Rd; go 1/8 mile N. 1,346 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dove. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rifle range. RESTRICTIONS: Vehicles prohibited Dec. 1-Aug. 1. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa County RESTRICTIONS: Public access in designated areas Tues., Thurs., Sat., Nov. 1-Jan. 30. PONY EXPRESS SWA- Sedgwick County From I-76 at Julesburg exit (#180), go .1 mile N on Hwy 385 to CR 28; then go 1.5 miles W on CR 28 to service road; go .1 mile N to parking lot. Or, from Julesburg, go .7 mile W on Hwy 138 to CR 39; go .9 mile S on CR 39. 1,854 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, ducks. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer County From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy 287 to Hwy 14, then 38 miles W. 460 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer County From Laporte, go 5 miles N on Hwy 287 to Hwy 14; then go 1.5 miles W. 395 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, raft take-out. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. PREWITT RES. SWA - Logan, Washington counties From I-76 and Merino exit, go 1 mile N to Hwy 6; then 3.3 miles NE. 2,924 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. c. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. d. Vehicles limited to 250. e. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing, windsurfing prohibited except in July and Aug. f. Hunting prohibited as posted. Hunting prohibited from floating devices. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo County From Pueblo, go 7 miles W on Hwy 96. 4,100 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, nature trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. 30 �PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo County From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd on Hwy 96. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room, aquarium. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs, hunting prohibited. PUETT RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Mancos, go 10 miles NW on Hwy 184 to CR 33; then 1 mile S to access trail. 1.5 miles E. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA - Bent County From Hwys 50 and 101 in Las Animas, go S on Hwy 101; 1 mile to CR 10.75; then S on Rd 10.75 to Rd EE; then W to Rd 9.5; then S 1 mile to property at Rds DD & 9.5. 960 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. QUEENS SWA - Kiowa County LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then 1 mile . NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy 287 to Kiowa County boat ramp access rd; then .25 mile E to public boat ramp. 4,426 acres, all properties. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. 1. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. 1 through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed as posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee Noshe, and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. 1-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. RADIUM SWA - Eagle, Grand, Routt counties From Kremmling, go 2.5 miles S on Hwy 9 to CR 1 (Trough Rd to State Bridge); then 12 miles SW. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, rock climbing, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. RALSTON CREEK SWA - Jefferson counties From Golden, go 1 mile N on Hwy 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles to Golden Gate Canyon State Park headquarters. S of Ralston Ck. 2,100 acres. HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except while hunting. RAMAH RES. SWA - El Paso County From Ramah, go 4 miles W on Hwy 24. 135 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging archery equipment allowed on archery range. Centerfire rifles prohibited. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. 31 �RED DOG SWA - Prowers County From Holly go N on CR 35 to Rd JJ; then E on Rd JJ 2 miles. 570 acres. HUNTING: small game. RED LION SWA - Logan County From I-76, take Red Lion exit (#155); go 3 miles N to Hwy 138; then 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 1/4 mile N. 1,297 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting. b. Boating prohibited Oct. 1-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. c. Fishing restricted to dam Oct. 1 to March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. d. Camping, fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except if hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. f. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on E by CR 97 (CR 1), on S by Hwy 138 and on W by CR 95. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Nov. 15-April 15. b. Fires, motor vehicles prohibited. c. Dogs must be on a leash. RICHARD SWA - Jackson County Fishing: from Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to S end of Lake John to parking lot. Hunting access: from Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. 3,817 acres, 6 miles of river. HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield County From Rifle, go 15 miles N on Hwy 325. 600 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping prohibited except if authorized by hatchery mgr. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64. 383 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. b. Waterskiing prohibited March 1-June 15. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande County From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Sherman Ave. 935 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. AWM may authorize access if it won’t harm nesting or wintering birds. c. Camping prohibited except in parking areas with toilets. d. AWM. may post closures to manage hunting pressure during waterfowl seasons, and to protect maintenance and construction equipment, and human health and safety. RIO GRANDE SWA (Del Norte fishing easements) - Rio Grande County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Closed except for fishing. 32 �RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale County From Creede, go 35 miles W on Hwy 149 to USFS Rd 513; then 2 miles NW to fork. Take R fork 200 yards N. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale County From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy 149 to USFS Rd 520; then 4 miles W. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK SWA - Garfield County RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. 778 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except in designated areas. c. Fishing prohibited sunset to sunrise. d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety zone. ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt County From Kremmling, go 6 miles N on Hwy 40 to Hwy 134; then 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USFS Rd 206; then 2.5 miles SW. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero County From Rocky Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy 266, cross bridge, turn E on CR 80.5. 550 acres. Go 1.25 miles farther E to McClelland tract. 662 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: Fires prohibited. ROEBER SWA - Delta County From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd to parking lot. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited. b. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. c. Closed from last day of regular big game season through April 30. d. Closed except hunting or fishing. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller County From Divide, go 15 miles S on Hwy 67 to Gold Camp Rd near Victor; then 20 miles E. 20 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited 9 p.m.-5 a.m. c. Closed Nov. 1-May 10. d. Closed except by foot from established parking areas. e. Closed near dam, caretaker’s house and N side of res. as posted. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo County From Pueblo, go S on I-25 to exit 98-A; then S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field; then E on Runyon Field Rd. .5 mile. 40 acres. FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishing dock. 33 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except fishing. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguache County From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy 285 to CR R; then 1.5 miles E. 793 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in self-contained units in designated areas. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. c. Closed except as posted. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. Sect. 29 closed during waterfowl seasons. d. Parking only in established parking areas. e. Closed after 1 p.m. during first waterfowl season. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA - Alamosa County From Alamosa, go 13 miles N on Hwy 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd; then 8 miles E to access road; then 1/4 mile N. HUNTING: waterfowl, dove. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line. Closed N of buoy line and E-W fence line Feb. 15-July 15. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugh fishing easement) - San Miguel County From Placerville, go .75 mile S on Hwy 145. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. SANCHEZ RES. SWA - Costilla County From San Luis, go 3 miles E on Hwy 152 to Hwy 242; then 5.2 miles S. FISHING: warmwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. b. Closed except for fishing. SAND DRAW SWA - Sedgwick County From I-76 at Julesburg (#180), go 8 miles S on Hwy 385 to CR 16; turn E to CR 49; go 1 mile S. 209 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth may hunt. SANDS LAKE SWA - Chaffee County From Salida, go .5 mile NW on Hwy 291. SWA is E of hwy, opposite Mt. Shavano Hatchery. FISHING: coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA - Yuma County From Wray, go 4.5 miles W on Hwy 34 to CR 35; then .25 mile W to CR CC; then .5 mile S. HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey, deer. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 15 miles W on Hwy 50 (access from Hwy 50 at Red Ck, East Elk Ck and Dry Gulch Rd). 7,129 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Snowmobiles prohibited. SARVIS CREEK SWA - Routt County From Steamboat Springs, go 4.5 miles S on Hwy 131 to CR 18; then 7 miles SE. 34 �HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, campfires prohibited except 3 days before the beginning of regular big game seasons through 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. SAWHILL PONDS - Boulder County RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, held and controlled by handler except in designated areas. b. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including. bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. c. Hunting, boating, bellyboats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted. d. Horseback riding prohibited except on established maintenance roads. e. Closed midnight to 5 a.m. f. Collecting prohibited, except as authorized by permit. SEDGWICK BAR SWA - Sedgwick County From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy 138 to access road; then .5 mile S. 885 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. SEGO SPRINGS SWA - Conejos County From Manassa, go 3 miles E on Hwy 142 to access road; then .5 mile N. 640 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. c. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. SETCHFIELD SWA - Bent County From Hwys 50 & 101 in Las Animas, take Hwy 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go W on Rd P 1 mile to Rd 11; then S 6 miles on Rds 11 and 10. 2,438 acres. HUNTING: antelope, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. SEYMOUR LAKE SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go l4 miles SW on Hwy l4 to CR 28; then l mile S to CR 11; then 3 miles S to CR 11A; then .5 mile W. 81 water acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RIDGE SWA - Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for deer and elk by permit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license for unit 51 before applying for permit. Max. 2 hunters daily. Group applications allowed for max. 2 hunters. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: third Mon. in July. Applications from DOW in Denver, 303-291-7227. Permit holders can take 1 non-hunting person along, but that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times when permitted. Driving elsewhere prohibited. SIMMONS SWA - Yuma County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed June 1-Aug. 31. b. Foot access only. c. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. 35 �d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife mgr. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer County From I-25 at Hwy 402 exit (#255), go 2 miles W on Hwy 402 to CR 9E; then .5 mile N. 44 acres. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing or with night hunting permit. 63 RANCH SWA - Park County From Fairplay, 15 miles S on Hwy 285 or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct on Hwy 285. 1,200 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, big game. FISHING: coldwater stream fishing. RECREATION: wildlife observation. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. SKAGUAY RES. SWA - Teller County From Victor, go .5 mile E on CR 67 to CR 861; then 6.5 miles E. 174 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH RES. SWA - Costilla County From Blanca, go .5 mile W on Hwy 160 to Airport Rd; then 4 miles S to SWA. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 on N and E shores. c. Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through end of waterfowl season except within 200 yards of dam. d. Waterskiing prohibited. e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma County From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy 385 to CR 1; go 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. 13,140 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe. FISHING: warmwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 trials may be authorized Feb.-March. No more than 1 trial may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting prohibited on downstream face of dam. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas County From Aguilar, go W on Apishapa Rd; follow signs. 6,450 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited except in established areas. b. Access only from established parking areas. c. Parking only in designated areas. SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park County From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. 3,000 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. 36 �SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison go N on Hwy 135 to Almont. Turn right on CR 742; travel 6 miles to Spring Ck. Turn left on Spring Ck Rd and go 14 miles. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing. ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-October. FACILITIES: campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp. STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma County From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy 34 to CR FF; then 1.5 miles N to access road; then .5 mile W. 75 acres. HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake, warmwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. e. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer County From Masonville, go 3 1/4 miles NW on CR 27 to road. RESTRICTIONS: Closed as posted to prevent road and habitat damage. SUMMIT RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy 184. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan County From I-76 at Crook exit (#149), go .5 mile N on Hwy 55. 10,696 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated area. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-March and Aug., and no more than 1 in Sept. c. Fires prohibited except in designated camping area. d. Mandatory check station. Assigned parking spots. Hunters must stay at assigned check-in area until 9 a.m. when they can walk to adjacent areas and hunt. Deer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, unit 91. At S Tamarack S of I-76, unit 93, mandatory check in and out. e. Reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453 for hunting on weekends and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day. Mandatory check station. The first hunt date available for reservations is the Sat. after Oct. 24 and the last date available is the last Sun. of regular duck season. Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside the reservation period and any unreserved or open units are available for hunting without reservations and are regulated through check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated station. f. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N of I-76 except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. j. Launching or taking out vessels prohibited from first day of teal season to last day of dark goose season. 37 �TARRYALL RES. SWA - Park County From Jefferson, go 16 1/2 miles SE on CR 77. 886 acres (175 acres of water.) HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing. RECREATION: camping. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway and outlet structures. b. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 10 miles N on Hwy 135 to USFS Rd 742 (Taylor River Rd); then 18 miles E to base of Taylor Res. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA - Conejos County From Monte Vista, go 12 miles S on Hwy 15 to USFS Rd 250, then 9 miles W. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. TETER SWA - Park County From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy 285; then 2 miles N on CR 35. 950 acres. HUNTING: big game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream fishing. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA - Prowers County From Lamar, go 9 miles N on Hwy 196 to CR TT; then 1 mile W to CR 7; then .25 mile N. 173 acres. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. d. Frozen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. TILMAN BISHOP SWA - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bird period, March 15-July 14. b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Blinds assigned at entrance station, available daily, first come, first served. Max. 4 hunters per blind. Mandatory check in and out station. d. Hunting restricted to bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer hunting allowed by permit. Applications from DOW in Grand Junction (970) 255-6100. Application deadlines: Aug. 1. Permits by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing on application. TIMPAS CREEK SWA (inc. Otero Pond) - Otero County From Rocky Ford, go 4 miles S on Hwy 71 to Hwy 10; then 2 miles E across Timpas Ck Bridge; then 1 mile S on CR 21; then 1 mile W on CR Z. 141 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Fires prohibited. TOMAHAWK SWA - Park County From Hartsel, go 5 miles N on Hwy 9, then .5 mile to parking area. Or, from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy 9, then .5 mile to parking area. 3,400 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, antelope. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. 38 �TOTTEN RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Cortez, go 3 1/2 miles E on Hwy 160 to CR 29; then 1 mile N. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to protect resting waterfowl. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Closed along N shore March 1-May 31. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. TREAT/OGDEN SWA - Fremont County From Coaldale, go W on Hwy 50 for 2 miles to CR 45; turn N and go 1.5 miles. Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. This is a fishing property only. HUNTING: none. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: none. FACILITIES: none. TRUJILLO MEADOWS SWA - Conejos County From Antonito, go 36 miles W on Hwy 17 to USFS Rd 118;, then 4 miles N. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK’S POND SWA - Baca County From Springfield, go 2 miles N on Hwy 287 to CR HH; go 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 3.5 miles N. 200 acres. HUNTING: dove. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season through end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA - Larimer County From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy 7 to Meeker Park (USFS Rd 119); go 2.5 miles N to USFS Rd 325; then 1 mile W. 640 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers counties From Springfield, go 18 miles N on Hwy 287 to CR B.5; then 3 miles E. 6,793 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited in Two Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA - Eagle County From Vail, go 4 miles W on S side of frontage rd of I-70. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting prohibited. b. Closed Nov. 1-June 15. VERNER SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go .5 mile W on Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then .5 mile W to access road. 1 mile of river. RECREATION: coldwater fishing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed except for fishing. VIKING VALLEY SWA - Gunnison, Saguache counties RESTRICTIONS: Closed except if authorized by landowner. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano County From LaVeta, go 1 mile E on Bear Ck Rd. 80 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. 39 �RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand or wind. b. Camping, fires, prohibited. WALKER SWA - Mesa County From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys 6 and 50; turn S on River Rd; go .5 mile; turn S on gravel road. 351 acres. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. Bows permitted for bowfishing. c. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson County In Denver at I-70 & Ward Rd. FISHING: warmwater. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. b. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows prohibited. c. Closed except for fishing. WATSON LAKE SFU - Larimer County From Ft. Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy 287 to Rist Canyon Rd (CR 28); go 1 mile. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed along W bank of Poudre River next to employee housing. WATSON LAKE SWA - Larimer County From Ft.Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy 287 to Rist Canyon Rd (CR 52E); go 1 mile W. 139 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Parking prohibited on S dam. c. Closed on NW side as posted. d. Use or possession of live minnows prohibited. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison County RECREATION: Wildlife viewing April 1-May 15 for Gunnison sage grouse. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging firearms prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out. WEBSTER SWA - Weld County From LaSalle, go 1/4 mile N on Hwy 85 to CR 394; then 2 1/4 miles. 158 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited, except shotguns, muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting Sept. 1 through Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows allowed in spring turkey season c. Closed March 1 through Aug. 31 except for spring turkey hunters. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training for hunting. WELLINGTON RES. #4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer County From I-25 at the Wellington exit, go .3 miles W on Hwy 1 to CR 7; then 1.4 miles N to CR 66; then 2 miles W. Wellington Res. #4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. 40 �c. Sailboards prohibited on Wellington Res. #4. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. WELLINGTON SWA - Larimer, Weld counties WELLINGTON UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 9 miles N on E svc rd to CR 64; then 1.5 miles E. COBB LAKE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 5 miles N on E svc rd to CR 56; then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From I-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 7 miles N on E svc rd to CR 60; then 1 mile E. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. d. Wellington and Schware units closed March 15-July 15. e. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife mgr. f. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big game hunting restricted to archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. WEST BANK SWA - Garfield County Go S on Hwy 82, turn right at mile marker 5 on CR 154. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. WEST LAKE SWA- Larimer County From Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. 38 water acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping. FACILITIES: campground, rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa County FISHING: warmwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, water contact activities prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m.-7 a.m. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield County From Rifle, go 4 miles N on Hwy 13 to Hwy 325; turn right; go 4 miles to CR 252. Go 1.5 miles NW. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: Campground on CR 252, 4 miles NW of Hwy 325. Non-potable water only. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except day after Labor Day-Dec. 31. WHEELER SWA - Garfield County From Silt, take I-70 W about 1 mile. SWA on N side of interstate between I-70 and Hwys 6&24, adjacent to Colorado River. SWA only legally accessible via river. 15 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: trout, whitefish. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. WHITEHORSE SWA - Adams County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed except for youth/mentor waterfowl hunting when authorized by area wildlife manager as participants in DOW youth hunter program. b. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting by calling 1-800-846-9453. Mandatory check station. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days before hunt date, nor after noon the day before the hunt date, or noon Friday for Sun. and holidays on Mon. To cancel, hunters must do so by noon the day before the hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing reservation rights for the rest of the season. Max. 1 reservation per day, and 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters for the species to be hunted and must be at property the day of hunt. Hunters with reservations can only hunt area specified on reservation except in areas where reservations are not required or are unreserved and unoccupied. Mandatory check in and check out as posted at designated check station. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA - Hinsdale County From Pagosa Springs, go 3 miles W on Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 631; then 30 miles N. 508 acres. 41 �HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds.RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates white-water wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. WINDY GAP WATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Grand County From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy 40. SWA on Hwy 125. 100 acres. FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 1/4 mile interpretive trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. b. Fishing, discharging firearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Closed outside viewing area. d. Closed sunset to sunrise. WOODS LAKE SWA - San Miguel County From Telluride, go 13 miles W on Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 618 in Fall Ck; then 9 miles S. 160 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRAY SFU - Yuma County From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy 34 to CR FF; then 2 miles N. 355 acres. RECREATION: limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. WRIGHT’S LAKE SWA - Chaffee County From Nathrop, go 8 miles W on CR 162 to CR 291. FISHING: coldwater lake and stream access. YAMPA RIVER SWA- Routt County RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. OPERATION GAME THIEF Operation Game Thief (OGT) is a non-profit organization working with the DOW’s law enforcement program. It pays rewards to citizens who report poachers or resource violations. Callers don’t have to reveal their names, testify in court or sign a deposition. Rewards are paid if the information leads to the arrest of a poacher or a citation is issued. Rewards do not depend on a conviction but must be requested when a violation is reported. Call: 1-877-COLOOGT toll-free. The number cannot be used for information requests or emergencies. 42 �LIST OF STATE WILDLIFE AREAS BY COUNTY Adams County Lowell Ponds AD-1 Whitehorse AD-2 Alamosa County Higel AL-1 Playa Blanca AL-2 San Luis Lakes AL-3 Archuleta County Devil Creek AR-1 Echo Canyon Res. AR-2 Baca County Burchfield BA-1 Turk’s Pond BA-2 Two Buttes Res. (also Prowers Cty.) BA-3 Bent County Adobe Ck. Res. (also Kiowa Cty.) BE-1 Dawn Pond BE-2 Fort Lyon BE-3 Horse Creek Res. (also Otero Cty.) OT-2 John Martin Res. BE-4 Las Animas SFU BE-5 Purgatoire River BE-6 Setchfield BE-7 Boulder County Sawhill Ponds BO-1 Chaffee County Arkansas River/Salida CH-1 Big Bend CH-2 Chalk Cliffs SFU CH-4 Champion CH-5 Clear Creek Res. CH-6 Cottonwood Creek CH-7 Frantz Lake CH-8 Granite CH-9 Harmon CH-10 Heckendorf CH-11 Johnson Village CH-12 Love Meadow CH-13 Mount Ouray CH-14 Mount Shavano SFU CH-15 Mount Shavano SWA CH-16 Sands Lake CH-17 Wright’s Lake CH-18 Clear Creek County Bergen Peak (also Jefferson Cty.) CC-1 Georgetown CC-2 Mount Evans CC-3 Conejos County Conejos River CN-1 Hot Creek CN-2 La Jara Res. CN-3 La Jara CN-4 Sego Springs CN-5 Terrace Res. CN-6 Trujillo Meadows CN-7 Costilla County Mountain Home Res. C0-1 Sanchez Res. C0-2 Smith Res. C0-3 Crowley County Ordway Res. CR-1 Custer County De Weese Res. CU-1 Middle Taylor Creek CU-2 Delta County Escalante (also Mesa, Montrose Ctys.) DE-1 McCluskey DE-2 Roeber DE-3 Dolores County Coal Bed Canyon DO-1 Fish Creek DO-2 Groundhog Res. DO-3 Jim Olterman/Lone Cone DO-4 Lone Dome (also Montezuma Cty.) MZ-3 Douglas County Chatfield SFU DG-1 Columbine DG-2 Four-Mile DG-3 Sharptail Ridge DG-4 Eagle County Basalt (also Pitkin Cty.) EA-1 Eagle River EA-2 Gypsum Ponds EA-3 Radium(also Grand, Routt Ctys.) GR-4 Vail Deer Underpass EA-4 El Paso County Ramah Res. EP-1 Fremont County Beaver Creek FR-1 Brush Hollow FR-2 Treat/Ogden FR-3 Garfield County Crystal River SFU GF-1 Garfield Creek GF-2 Glenwood Springs SFU GF-3 Parachute Ponds GF-4 Piceance (also Rio Blanco Cty.) RB-4 Rifle Falls SFU GF-5 Roaring Fork GF-6 West Bank GF-7 West Rifle Creek GF-8 Wheeler GF-9 Grand County Hot Sulphur Springs GR-1 Junction Butte GR-2 Kemp-Breeze GR-3 Radium (also Eagle, Routt Ctys.) GR-4 Red Mountain GR-5 Windy Gap Watchable Wildlife Area GR-6 Gunnison County Almont Triangle GU-1 Beaver Lake GU-2 Beaver Res. GU-3 Cabin Creek GU-4 Centennial GU-5 Cimarron (also Montrose Cty.) MT-2 Dutch Gulch GU-6 Gunnison GU-7 Gunnison River (Van Tuyl & Redden) GU-8 43 �Lake Irwin GU-9 Leaps Gulch GU-10 Miller Ranch GU-11 Pitkin SFU GU-12 Roaring Judy SFU GU-13 Sapinero GU-14 Spring Creek Res. GU-15 Taylor River GU-16 Viking Valley (also Saguache Cty.) GU-17 Waunita Watchable Wildlife Area GU-18 Hinsdale County Brown Lakes HI-1 Lake Fork of the Gunnison River HI-2 Mason Family HI-3 Rito Hondo Res. HI-4 Road Canyon Res. HI-5 Williams Creek Res. HI-6 Huerfano County Huerfano HU-1 Wahatoya HU-2 Jackson County Brownlee JA-1 Cowdrey Lake JA-2 Delaney Butte Lakes JA-3 Diamond J JA-4 Lake John JA-5 Manville JA-6 Murphy JA-7 Odd Fellows JA-8 Owl Mountain JA-9 Richard JA-10 Seymour Lake JA-11 Verner JA-12 Jefferson County Bergen Peak (also Clear Creek Cty.) CC-1 Ralston Creek JF-1 Ward Road Pond JF-2 Kiowa County Adobe Ck. Res. (also Bent Cty.) BE-1 Queens KI-1 Kit Carson County Flagler Res. KC-1 La Plata County Bodo LP-1 Durango SFU LP-3 Haviland Lake LP-3 Pastorius Res. LP-4 Perins Peak LP-5 Lake County Hallenback Ranch LK-1 Larimer County Bellaire Lake LR-1 Bellvue SFU LR-2 Big Thompson Ponds LR-3 Bliss LR-4 Boedecker Res. LR-5 Cherokee LR-7 Douglas Res. LR-8 Dowdy Lake LR-9 Forks LR-10 Frank (also Weld Cty.) WE-4 Hohnholz Lakes LR-11 44 Lon Hagler LR-12 Lone Tree Res. LR-13 Narrows LR-14 North Fork LR-15 Parvin Lake LR-16 Poudre River SFU LR-17 Poudre River LR-18 Seaman Res. LR-19 Simpson Ponds LR-20 Storm Mountain Access Road LR-21 Twin Sisters LR-22 Watson Lake SFU LR-23 Watson Lake LR-24 Wellington Res. #4 & Smith Lake LR-25 Wellington (also Weld Cty.) LR-26 West Lake LR-27 Las Animas County Apishapa LA-1 Bosque del Oso LA-2 James M. John LA-3 Lake Dorothey LA-4 North Lake LA-5 Spanish Peaks LA-6 Lincoln County Hugo LI-1 Karval Res. LI-2 Kinney Lake LI-3 Logan County Atwood LO-1 Bravo LO-2 Duck Creek LO-3 Dune Ridge LO-4 Jumbo Res. (also Sedgwick Cty.) SE-2 Knudson LO-5 Messex (also Washington Cty.) WA-1 North Sterling Res. LO-6 Overland Trail LO-7 Prewitt Res. (also Washington Cty.) WA-2 Red Lion LO-8 Tamarack Ranch LO-9 Mesa County Escalante (also Delta, Montrose Ctys.) DE-1 Horsethief Canyon ME-4 Jerry Creek Res. ME-5 Leatha Jean Stassen ME-6 Loma Boat Launch ME-6 Mogensen Ponds ME-7 Orchard Mesa ME-8 Plateau Creek ME-10 Tilman Bishop ME-11 Walker ME-12 West Lake ME-13 Mineral County Alberta Park Res. MI-1 Big Meadows Res. MI-2 Coller (also Rio Grande Cty.) MI-3 Creede MI-4 Moffat County Bitter Brush MF-1 Browns Park MF-2 Little Snake MF-3 �Montezuma County Dolores River MZ-1 Joe Moore Res. MZ-2 Lone Dome (also Dolores Cty.) MZ-3 Narraguinnep Res. MZ-4 Puett Res. MZ-5 Summit Res. MZ-6 Totten Res. MZ-7 Montrose County Billy Creek (also Ouray Cty.) OU-1 Chipeta Lake MT-1 Cimarron (also Gunnison Cty.) MT-2 Escalante (also Delta, Mesa Ctys.) DE-1 Morgan County Boyd Ponds MG-1 Brush Prairie Ponds MF-2 Brush MF-3 Cottonwood MF-4 Elliott MF-6 Jackson Lake MF-6 Jean K. Tool MF-7 Otero County Holbrook Res. OT-1 Horse Creek Res. (also Bent Cty.) OT-2 Melon Valley OT-3 Oxbow OT-4 Rocky Ford OT-5 Timpas Creek OT-6 Ouray County Billy Creek (also Montrose Cty.) OU-1 Park County 63 Ranch PA-1 Alma PA-2 Badger Basin PA-3 James Mark Jones PA-4 Knight-Imler PA-5 Spinney Mountain PA-6 Tarryall Res. PA-7 Teter PA-8 Tomahawk PA-9 Phillips County Frenchman Creek PH-1 Holyoke PH-2 Pitkin County Basalt (also Eagle Cty.) EA-1 Coke Oven PI-1 Prowers County Arkansas River PR-1 Deadman PR-2 Granada PR-3 Holly PR-4 Mike Higbee PR-5 Red Dog PR-6 Thurston Res. PR-1 Two Buttes Res. (also Baca Cty.) BA-3 Pueblo County Lake Beckwith PB-1 Pueblo Res. PB-2 Pueblo SFU PB-3 Runyon/Fountain Lakes PB-4 Rio Blanco County Jensen RB-1 Meeker Pasture RB-2 Oak Ridge RB-3 Piceance (also Garfield Cty.) GF-5 Rio Blanco Lake RB-5 Rio Grande County Beaver Creek Res. RG-1 Coller (also Mineral Cty.) MI-3 Home Lake RG-2 Rio Grande RG-3 Routt County Adams RO-1 Blacktail Conservation Easement RO-2 Christina RO-3 Chuck Lewis RO-4 Emerald Mountain RO-5 Finger Rock SFU RO-6 Grieve Ranch Conservation Easement RO-7 Indian Run RO-8 Mount Werner RO-9 Radium (also Eagle, Grand Ctys.) GR-4 Rock Creek RO-10 Sarvis Creek RO-11 Steamboat Springs RO-12 Yampa River RO-13 Saguache County Cochetopa SG-1 Dome Lakes SG-2 Russell Lakes SG-3 Viking Valley (also Gunnison Cty.) GU-17 San Juan County Andrews Lake SJ-1 San Miguel County Dan Noble SM-1 Dry Creek Basin SM-2 San Miguel SM-3 Woods Lake SM-4 Sedgwick County Julesburg SE-1 Jumbo Res. (also Logan Cty.) SE-2 Pony Express SE-3 Sand Draw SE-4 Sedgwick Bar SE-5 Summit County Blue River SU-1 Teller County Dome Rock TE-1 Pikes Peak TE-1 Rosemont Res. TE-1 Skaguay Res. TE-1 Washington County Messex (also Logan Cty.) WA-1 Prewitt Res. (also Logan Cty.) WA-2 Weld County Banner Lakes WE-1 Brower WE-2 Centennial Valley WE-3 Frank (also Larimer Cty.) WE-4 Kodak Watchable WE-5 Mitani-Tokuyasu WE-6 Nakagawa WE-7 Webster WE-9 Wellington (also Larimer Cty.) LR-26 Yuma County Sandsage YU-1 Simmons YU-2 South Republican YU-3 Stalker Lake YU-4 Wray SFU YU-5 45 �NORTHEAST COLORADO �SOUTHEAST COLORADO 47 �NORTHWEST COLORADO 48 �SOUTHWEST COLORADO 49 �� https://cpw.cvlcollections.org/files/original/cf8cb8cc8cecd0a6bee2611b1e73525d.pdf 070e5d314e2d40a20e016448cc94b549 PDF Text Text �Printed for free distribution by the COLORADO DJVISIO OF WlL0LfFE 6060 Broadway. Denver. CO 80216 (303) 297-1192 "u u .wildlife..sta tc.co.us • Printing paid for by hunting and fishing license foes. Prin(ed July 2008. 200.000 copies. By Publication Printers Editor: Brighid Kelly The Wildlife Commission sets propeny regulations in May. Wildlife Commi»ioners (u, of July 2008): Rohen Bray. chair: Brad Coors. vice chair: ·r,m Glenn. secretary: JclTrcy A. Crowford. member: Roy McAnally. member: Richard Ray. member: Dcnnb Buechler. member: Dorothea Fnnis. member: Rohen Streeter: member Harris Sherman, ex-officio member: John Stu Ip. ex-officio member. The Colorado Divi~ion of Wildlife prohibits dbcrimination on the basb of mcc. color, religion. sex. natiw1al origin and disabilities in all aspects of employment and public panicipmion in its programs and services. For information or to register a complaint. contact the DOW. NOTE: Laws and regulations in this brochure arc pnmphrased for c:t,ier understanding and arc intended only as a guide. The official Colorado statutes and regulations nrc availnblc 011 our website or DOW offices. STATE WILDLIFE AREA DIRECTORY This brochure features regulations governing Colorado's state wildlife areas (S WA) and state fish units (SFUs). All fish ing regulations now will be included in the DOW's 2009 fishing brochure, available in mid-March. Some SWAs may h,ive specific fishing restrictions; anglers should consult a current fishing brochure to make sure they comply with state fishing regulations.-Maps of SWAs cat1be found on our website. DOW PROPERTY REGULATIONS Except if specifically authorized , these activiiies arc prohibited on lands. waters, frozen surfaces of waters, rights-of-way, buildings or devices under DOW control. See ''Alphabetical List State Wildlife Areas" for regulations on specific properties. I. To enter, use or occupy an area when posted against entry. use or occup,mcy. 2. To enter, use or occupy an area for commercial purposes or 10 do land, water. oil. gas or mineral investigations, surveys or explorations. 3. To operate a vehicle. (motorized or non-motorized) except on established roads or within designated camping or parking areas. Drivers must obey Colorado motor vehicle laws. 4. To drive·above posted speed limits or above 25 mph if 1101 posted. 5. To leave camp. tent, shelter. motor vehicle or trai ler unattended more than 48 hours. 10 camp or lo park travel trailers or campers on SWAs more than 14 days in 45-day pericx:I. 6. To establish a pem1ane111 structure or plant vegetation. Only portable blinds. tree stands and steps can be erected ~n SWAs. No nails can be driven into trees. Man-made materials for blinds or tree stands must be removed 10 days after the season when they are used ends. 7. To remove, mcx:lify or destroy a building. water control device. fence. gate. sign. survey or section marker. vegetation or objects of archaeological, geological or historical value. 8. To liner, leave fish. entrails. human waste, waste water, containers or toxic substances: to bring household or conunereial trash or toxic substances to an area for disposal; or to dump trailer waste in a sanitary facil ity. • 9. To build fi res without precautions 10 prevent it from spreading: to leave fires unattended. 10. To graze livestock. Horses, mules, llamas. burros may be used in wildlife activities. 11. To have or use fi reworks, explosives. poisons, herbicides. pesticides or illegal substances. 12. To release wildlife or privately owned game birds. Private game birds may be released for field trials. including group dog training on state wildlife areas only where specifically allowed. To allow dogs. cats or domestic pets to run at large (not on a leash). except dogs used while hunting. while training hunting dogs or during DOW-authorized field tTials. 13. To dig trenches. holes or pits. 14. To leave boats, rafts or other floating craft beached. anchored. moored or clocked unattended overnight except in areas designated. 15. To fish from DOW boat ramps or docks in conflict with boaters or as posted. 16. To snorkel, scuba dive or spearfish with a diving mask, swim fins, snorkel or air tanks. The exception is where swimming is permitted, when location is identified by a "divers down flag'' and when scuba diver has valid S.C.U.B.A. certificate from recognized S.C.U.B.A. training organization. 17. To engage in illegal activities. �18. To use air or gas-inflated floating devices for transportation on or across surface of the water unless the device has multi-compartments and a rigid motor mount when propelled by gasoline or electric . motors. Single-compartment air or gas-filled flotation devices are restricted to designated swimming areas. .. 19. To promote, sponsor, cqnduct or participate in boat regattas, paintball shooting, questing or non-wildlife oriented activities20. To land aircraft. • 21. To leave decoys or anything used as decoys in the field or on water overnight. 22. To swim except in designated waters or authorized water contact activities. 23. To· discharge a firearm or bow in parking, camping or picnic areas. 24. To fish in fish rearing ponds or raceways on DOW hatchery properties. 25. To conduct field trials .or group dog training without a field trial license. 26. To have, store or use hay, straw or mulch not certified as noxious weed free. Certified materials must be clearly marked by certifying state or province. People who transport these materials on federal, state or county roads that cross DOW property are exempt. Also exempt is hay produced on State Trust Lands leased from DOW for wildlife recreation. • 27. To trap unless done according to statutes and regulations: 28. To enter an SWA without a habitat stamp. Non-hunting mentors accompanying youth hunters are not required to have a habitat stamp. . 29. To use internet or other computer-assisted remote while fishing. Anglers must be physically in the immediate vicinity while fishing. 30. All vessels and floating devices, their contents, motors, trailers and equipment are subject to inspected by the DOW before being launched, operated on or leaving waters on state wildlife areas. Any aquatic nuisance species found during inspection must be removed and disposed of properly according to DOW procedures before vessels are allowed to be launched, operate '1n or leave the water. HABITAT STAMP A Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp is required of people 19-64 .who buy bunting or fishing licenses: With a license purchase, the stamp is $5 and is required on each of the first 2 licenses bought per year ($10 total). A Habitat Stamp also is required of all people 19-64 who visit a state wildlife area or state trust land leased by the DOW. Without a license purchase 1 the stamp costs $10.25 (25-cent . search and rescue fee). A lifetime stamp is $200. Abbreviations used: KS: Kansas - Neb: Nebraska NM: New Mexico UT£ Utah WY: Wyoming Colo: Colorado Highway Hwy: U.S.Highway. CO: County CR: County Road Ck: Creek Div: Divide Dr: Drive • fk: Fork Pk:Peak Res: Reservoir Rd: Road N: North S: South E: East· W: West NF: National Forest USFS: U.S.Forest Service CG: Campground SWA: State wildlife area M: Middle ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STATE WILDLIFE AREAS ADAMS SWA- Routt County From SteamboatSprings,go Eon Hwy40; tum Son Hwy 131.At CR 14~go S.SWA 1/2 mileN of Stagecoach State Parle HUNTING: elk, deer, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. I-July 1. b. Camping, fires prolnbited. c. Dogs prohibited except as aid in hunting grouse. d. Vehicles prohibited beyond padcing area. _ ADOBE CREEK RES. SWA (Blue Lake) - Bent, Kiowa counties From Las Animas, go 15 miles Non CR 10. 5,147 acres. . HUNTING: deer, antelope, rabbit, pheasant. scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION_: boati~g, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: • • a. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. �d. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except fishing. ALBERTA PARK RF.S. SWA- Mineral County From South Fork, go, 18 miles W on Hwy 1(5() to Wolf Ck Ski Area; drive through parking lot. Continue 1.7 miles on USFS Rd 391. 240 acres. ,FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: primitive boat ramp. ALMA SWA -· Park County From Alma, go I 1/2 miles Non Hwy 9 to CR 4; ~en 1/4 mile NW. FISHING; coldwater stream. •• RECREATION: wildlife viewing, c:;amping. FACILITIES: rest rooms, campsites. ALMONT TRIANGLE SWA·- Gunnison Coµnty From Almont, go 3 miles Non Hwy 135. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse, RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed Dec. 20-March 31. ANDREWSLAKESWA-SanJuanCounty From Durango, go 39 miles N on Hwy 550 to access road; tllen 1/2 mile E. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife• viewing. . FACILITIES: rest rooms, trailhead, parking, overlook. APISHAPA SWA- Las Animas County . From Walsenbwg, go 18 1/2 miles NE on Hwy 10 to property sign; turn SE and go 20 miles past Mica Butte. 7,935 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, rabbit, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. ARKANSAS RIVER SWA- Prowers County From Holly, go 4 miles Eon Hwy 50 to CR 39. Go 3/4 mile S across canal; then 1/2 mile W. 98 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirre~. pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. ARKANSAS RIVER/SALIDA SWA- Chatfee County From Poncha Springs,4 miles Non Hwy 285; 1/8 mile Eon CR 165. Parking at Wend. From Salida, NW on Hwy 291 for 3 1/2 miles. Go 3/4 mile Son CR 150; 1/2 mile SW on CR 166 to N bank of Arkansas River. Parking E side of road. 27 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, Arkansas River. {Note: Fishing access may not be on both sides of river. Check for signs.) • ATWOOD SWA- Logan County From Atwood, go 3 miles SW on Hwy 6 to CR 29.5; then 1/2 mile S. 180 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. ' RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited except wben hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend·of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Beginning on first day of the regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from d,esignated parking areas only. BADGER BASIN SWA- Park County From Hartsel go E and W along Hwy 24; directly N of Haitsel; and N and S along Hwy 9. 22 miles of fishing access. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Access only from designated parking areas. Closed beyond fenced and posted easement. BANNER LAKES SWA- Weld County From Hudson, go 4 miles Eon Hwy 52. 934 acres. ·c. 2 �HUNTING: pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: hilting, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for hand-propelled·craft and float tubes. b. Camping, fires, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. • c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited ~xcept when hunting or training dogs. Pischarging bows allpwed for bowfishing. . . d. Fishing prohibited from opening of first regular duck season to last day of waterfowl season. e. Oosed from f~t day of regular waterfowl season to the day before f~t day of pheasant season except waterfowl hunting Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. Reservations required for waterfowl hunting during this period. Reservations by calling l-800-846-9453. Reserv~tions not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt dateFailing to cancel may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. I reservation per day; 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Whoever makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. . Mandatory check in ~d check out. Access only through designated area. f. Closed N of Hwy 52 April I-July 15. . g. Dog tr.iining pennitted north of Hwy 52 during Feb., March, July 16-Aug. 31 only. Dog training pennitted S of Hwy 52, Feb. I-Aug. 31 only.. • h. Foot access only. . i. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. No more than 4 per year. Group training events not limited. j. Privately owned game birds may be·released by special permit for field trials and dog training S of Colo. 52. . BASALT SWA- Eagle, Pitkin counties (Basalt, Christine, Toner, Peachblow, 7 Castles, Schuck) TONER UNIT: From Basalt, go 32 niiles Eon USFS Rd 105 (Fryingpan Rd) to signs; then N. 2,577 acres. CHRISTINE UNIT: From Basalt,go 1/2 mile Won Two Rivers Rd (old Hwy 82) to Homestead Dr; then go N to access road. 2,230 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: shooting range. • RESTRICTIONS: • a. Alcohol prohibited on shooting range. b; Except for muzzleloaders, firearms on shooting range restricted to those lower than 50 caliber. Fully automatic firearms prohibited. Discharging firearms on shooting range allowed only Mon.Fri. 7 a.m. to 7-p.m., and Sat. and Sun. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. c. Boating, water activities prohibited on Lake Christine. d. Camping prohibited within 1/4 mile of Fryingpan River. e. Camping prohibited except during regular and late big game seasons, plus 3 days before and 3 days after the seasons. f. Closed Dec. I-April 15 except on Lake Christine and rifle ranges. g. Fires, mountain bikes prohibited. h. Dogs prohibited except field trials may be authoriz.ed Aug. ·and Sept. BEAVER CREEK SWA ~ Fremont County From Canon City, go 8 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Hwy 67; then N 2 miles to CR 132, then E 02 miles to CR 132, then N 9 miles to property. Or: From Skaguay Dam, downstream 12 miles on trail to PP.1Y· 2,120 acres. . • HUNTING: deer, bighorn sheep, rabbit, turkey, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: hilting, wildlife viewing. • BEAVER CREEK RES. SWA- Rio Grande County . From South Fork, go 2 miles SW on Hwy 1© to USFS Rd 3© (Beaver Ck Rd); then 6 miles S. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds (USFS), rest room, drinking water, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Discharging firearms prohibited. b. Open fires prohibited on ice. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Bowfishing prohibited. 1 3 �BEA~R LAKE SWA- Gunnison County From Marble, go 1/4 mile Eon CR 3. 41 acres. • FISHING: coldwater stream~ roldwater lake. RECREATION: non-motorized boating, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes or hand-propelled craft. b. Camping, fires, discharging fireanns or bows prohibited. c. Vehicles prohibited on dam. BEAVER~- SWA (Minnesota Creek) - Gunnison County From Paonia, go Eon 0-50. Go to USFS Rd 710. FISHING: coldwater lake. HUNfING: big game access. =BELLAIRE LAKE S_WA-Larimer County RESTRICTION~: Boating prohibited except for float tubes or craft propellec!_ by hand, wind or electric motor. • • • BELLVUE SFU - Larimer County .. • N of Ft. Collins on Hwy 287 to LaPorte. Just N of LaPorte go Won CR 28. 58 acres . .RECREATION: limited public use, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, dogs prohibited. BERGEN PEAK SWA - Clear Creek, Jefferson counties • From Evergreen, go 4 miles Non Hwy 74 to Hwy 103; then 5.9 miles W to Stinton Rd. Go 22 miles E. HUNT.ING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, horseback riding. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash ex~pt when hunting small game. • d. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited except when hunting. BIG BEND SWA- Chaffee County From Mt. Shavano Fish Hatchery, NW about 6 miles along Arkansas River. Access from Mt. Shavano NW on CRs 160,163 & 166.Access from N end from Poncha Springs,4 miles Non Hwy 285, 1/8 mile Eon CR 165. BIG MEADOWS~- SWA- Mineral County From South Fork, go 11 miles Won Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 4IO; then 2 miles W. FISH.ING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. BIG TIIOMPSON PONDS SWA- Larimer County • From Loveland, go 5 miles Eon Hwy 402 to 1-25 Frontage Rd; then 3/4 mile N to interstate underpass. Go left through underpass; then 1/4 mile N. 51 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. • FISH.ING: wannwater.. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACll..ITIES: rest room: RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except for float tubes used while fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog ttaining, horseback riding, bicycling prohibited. c. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited e~cept when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing.· ; . d:Closed I hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except when fishing o.r with night hunting • permit. BILLY CREEK SWA - Montrose, Ouray counties Bll..LY CREEK TRACT: From Montrose, go 16 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 2, then tum left. Road also leads to Nicoll and Porter tracts. COLONA TRACT: From Montrose, go 7 miles S on Hwy 550 to Government Springs Rd. Continue on Horsefly Rd to signed access road. • • • CARMlCHAEL TRACT: From Montrose, go 21 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 8, tum left on lower road. Go through ranch yard; then go 1 1/4 miles on main road to access road. BECKE1T TRACT: From Montrose, go 18 miles S on Hwy 550 to Ouray CR 4; tum left. Go 1/2 mile. 5,498 acres, all tracts. • HUNfING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove. . .. FISHING: coldwater stream.pond. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, camping, hiking. 4 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited on Colona tract. b. Closed Jan. I-April 30. BIITER BRUSH SWA- Moffat County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. 15-April 30. b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Vehicles allowed only on CRs 59 and 143. Blacktail Conservation Easement- Routt County. 610 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. l-May 31. b. Foot or horseback only June I-Nov. 30. BLISS SWA - Larimer County From Laporte, go 5 miles Non Hwy 287 to Hwy 14; then 41 miles W. 352 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn sheep, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. . FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: ~ildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Boat launchings, takeouts prohibited. _BLUE RIVER SWA- Summit County BLUE RIVER UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 17 miles N on Hwy 9. 82 acres. EAGLE'S NEST UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 9 miles N on Hwy 9. 29 acres. SUTfON UNIT: From Silverthorne, go 7 milesN on Hwy 9. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, watchable wildlife trail RESTRICTIONS: a. Camp~g. fires, discharging firearms or bows, firewood cutting prohibited. b. Vehicle parking overnight prohibited. c. Habitat stamp not required Jo enter Blue River Unit parking lot E of Hwy 9. BODO SWA - La Plata County From Durango, go l mile Son Hwy· 160/550 to CR 211; then 1/4 .mile W to E boundary. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, band-tailed pigeon, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, hi~ng, wildlife viewing. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. • b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. BOEDECKER RFS. SWA- Larimer County From Loveland, go 2 mil~ Won Fu-st St to CR 21; then 1/2 mile S. 308 acres of water. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: •. a. Boating prohibited ifit creates a whitewater wake. b. Fishing prohibited from boats Nov. I to end of ~aterfowl season .. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards prohibited. d. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. .e. Oosed 1 hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise except when fishing or with night hunting permit. •BOSQUE DEL OSO SWA- Las Animas County . From Trinidad, take exit 14A off 1-25. Go Won Hwy 12 approx. 21 miles to Weston and look for access signs between Weston and Stonewall. Property S of Hwy 30,000 acres.HUNTING:· deer, elk, bear, turkey, small game, mtn. lion. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Campfires prohibited except in designated areas b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. • c. Camping prohibited outside designated areas except by_hunters during hunting seasons. d. Parking allowed only in designated areas. e. Unattended food or garbage only allowed in bear-resistant manners. f. Snowmobiles, motorized vehicles, ATVs and bicycles on established roads or trails may be prohibited to protect wildlife and prevent resource damage. Oosures posted. . g. Closed Dec. I-March 31, except licensed big game hunters and one non-hunting companion. 5 �h. FIShing prohtbited on S Fork of Pwgatoire River in SWA from day after Labor Day weekend until first day of Mtmorial Day weekend .. BRAVO SWA- Logan County • From 1-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile Won Hwy 6 to CR 370; then 1.7 miles NE. 1,082 acres .. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, bobwhite quail, pheasant, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Campipg, fires prohibited. b. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. . d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March and Aug. Trials limited to I per year. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug._ g. Aca,ss only from designated parking areas. h. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, only hunting allowed. Waterfowl and.small game hunting by reservation by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hotmi before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservatiom may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 4 people per reservation. Max. I reservation per day, and I • reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters and must be at property the day of hunt. . · i. Reservations limited to: I waterfowl, I small game reservation daily each for CR 34 parking lot, CR 36 pmking lot and CR 370 parking lot 2; 2 waterfowl, 2 small game reservations daily for CR 370 parking lot I; I waterfowl reservation daily for Youth/Mentor Parking.Lot. No more than 2 mentm, at 1~ 1 youth per reservation. Mentors not required to hunt. j. \':'alelfowl and small game hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (obseived), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Day. k. Hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 pm. I. Deer and.fall b.ukey hunting allowed in established. seasons.~ and b.ukey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations required and ·are unlimited in number. • m.Scalva Parcel: Reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453, Sept. through Feb. Reservations from March through Aug. by calling 970-842-6300. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Limited to 3 groups with ·max. of 4 people per ~up daily. I. Access from designated parking area only. Mandatory check station. Foot only. Open only 4 am. to 9 pm. . 2. Sept. I through May 31, only hunting allowed, limited to archery, muzzleloading and shotguns during established seasons. Hunting allowed only Sat., Sun., Wed., Labor Day, Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, Martin Luther King Day and Presidents' Day. • 3. June I through Aug. 31, open only for wildlife viewing Sat., Sun., Wed. 4. Turkey hunting allowed only for hunters with limited turkey licenses for unit 91 on opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed. of turkey seasons. • 5. Fues, camping, field trials, dog training prohibited. Discharging firearms, bows prohibited except while hunting. • access BRO~ SWA- Weld County From Evans, go I mile Eon 37th St. 158 acres. HµNTING: rabbit, squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, horse use prohibited. . b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting Sept. I-Feb. 28 and during spring turkey season. c. Oosed March I-Aug. 31 except spring turkey hunters. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training dogs for hunting. BROWN LAKFS SWA- Hinsdale County From Creede, go 25 miles W on Hwy 149 to USFS Rd 515 (Hermit Lakes Rd). Go I 1/2 miles W. 520 acres. • HUNTING: Waterfowl.· FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking. FACILITIES: restroom, boat ramp. 6 �RES1RICTIONS: Camping prohibited. BROWNLEE SWA- Jackson County . North Platte River - From Walden. go 1/2 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles NW to CR 18; then 1/2 mile W. 1.14 miles of river. ASHING: coldwater stream. RFSfRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited. BROWNS PARK SWA- Moffat County COLD SPRING MOUNTAIN UNIT: From Maybell. go 41 miles NW on Hwy 318 to CR 10; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 9 miles W to fork. Take left fork 4 miles. WIGGINS UNIT: From Maybell,go41 miles NW on Hwy 318 to CR 10; then 17 miles N to CR 72; then 15 miles W. BEAVER CREEK UNIT: From Maybell.go 59 miles NW on Hwy 318. Unit N of Hwy 318.2,226 acres, all units. . .• . HUNTING: antelope; deer. elk, rabbit. dusky (blue) grouse, sage grouse, waterfowl, dove. ASHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RES1RICTIONS: Calloway Unit closed in posted area. BRUSH SWA- Morgan County From Brush, go 2 1./2 miles Non Hwy 71 to CR 28; then I mile N. 588 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking. RFSfRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. • . . b. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting pennit. . c. Discharging fueanns or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. • e. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular . plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. • g. Beginning on first day of regu]ar duck season through last day of regular dude season, waterfowl and small game hwttera must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking 8re$ _only. BRUSH HOLLOW SWA- Fremont County FromPenrose,.go 2 miles Won CR 123; then 2 miles N.461 acres. ASHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, shelters, boat ramp. RES1RICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited· if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires prohibited. BRUSH PRAIRIE PONDS SWA- Morgan County From Brush go S on Clayton St to check station; then S 2.25 miles to parking area. 1,600 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, rabbit, deer. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACII..JTIE.S: duck blinds. RFSfRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. From Feb. l until opening day of first waterfowl season, open only for wildlife viewing. • c. From opening day of first waterfowl season through Nov. 30, property open only Sat., Sun., Wed. anctColumbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving, and only for migratory bird hunting during waterfowl seasons. Reservations required. Hunters must use designated ponds. . d. Reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel may result iii losing future reservation rights. Max. I reservation per day; I reservation per phone call. ~ax. hunters per group is 4. Reservations not transferable. Whoever makes a reservation must be a licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out at Brush· Memorial Park. e. From Dec. I through Jan. 31, only-hunting.allowed. Phone reservations available only on Dec. • 1. From Dec. 2 through Jan. 31, users regulated by mandatory check station, and no reservations are required during this time. • f. During waterfowl seasons, hunters must check out by 3 p.m. if property is open for hunting the next day. • 7 �BURCHFIELD SWA- Baca County From Walsh, go 1~· miles E on CR DD to property. 178 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. CABIN CREEK SWA- Gunnison County . From G~n. go Non Hwy 135 to CR 10. Go Eon paved road to where USFS Rd 743 begins. Go 8 miles to USFS Rd 604. Tum right and go 3/4 mile. • • HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse~ . RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Oosed Dec. I-April 30. CENTENNIAL SWA- Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 10 miles W. SWAN of Hwy 50. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec.· I-June 30. b. Motor vehicles restricted as posted. c. Camping prohibited. CENTENNIAL VALLEY SWA- Weld County . From Kersey, go 5 miles Eon Hwy 34 to CR 63 and go N to CR 380. Go Eon CR 380 1/4 mile to Pritchard parking lot and 2.1 miles to Centennial parking lot. 1,195 acres. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs (except for hunting), dog training, fires, tmget practice, recreational horses prohibited. • • b. During regular waterfowl seasons, small game and waterfowl hunting only in designated hunt zones. • • c. Hunting with centerfire rifles prohibited. d. During regular waterfowl seasons, waterfowl and small game hunting by reservations by calling J,.:.800-846-9453.'Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less Utan 48 hows before hunt date. Failing to cancel may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 1 reservation per day; 1 reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. Whoever makes a reservation must be a licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out. e. Oosed during regular waterfowl seasons, except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays.· f. Closed March l-Aug .. 31, except on designated trail for wildlife viewing and hunters with spring turkey licenses. . g. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. -h. Parking only in designated ~ - No motor vehicles outside parking areas. . CHAMPION SWA- Chaffee County Parking area off Hwy 285, 1/2 mile S of Hwys 285 and 24. CHALK CLIFFS~ - Chaffee County . From Nathrop,go W 2.5 miles on CR 162; then N 1/8 mile on CR 287. 61 acres. RECREATION: limited public use and tours. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited.• CHATFIELD SFU - Douglas County Go S on Santa Fe to Chatfield Ave, tum W on Chatfield Ave. Go W to Chatfield Res.; tum left. RECREATION: llinited tburs. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. CHEROKEE SWA (Upper, Middle, Lower, Lone Pine, Rabbit Creek units) - Larimer County HUNTING: deer, elk, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit, dove. • FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Motor vehicles permitted on established roads as posted. b. Closed Sept. 1-~y 1 except for hunting and fishing. . c. Hunting and fishing access after l~t big game season by foot only. d. Horseback, bicycles restricted to designated roads and trails, except horses used to hunt big game. CIHPETA LAKE SWA - Montrose County From Montrose, go 3 miles S on Hwy 550 to Chipeta Dr; then 1/2 mile N. 12 acres. . FISHING: wannwater and coldwater fishing. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. b. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. 8 �"· c. Closed except for fishing I hour after sunset to 1 hom before sunrise. d. float tubes or hand-propelled watercraft only. CHRISTINA SWA - Routt County From Steamboat Springs, go 7 miles Non CR 129 (Elle River Rd.) FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohib~ted. CHUCK LEWIS SWA- Routt County From Hwy 40, go Son Hwy 131 to.CR 14F. Take 14FW to CR 14. Go N to parking area. • ASHING: coldwater stream, RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RF.STRICTIONS: •a. Overnight parking, camping, fires, bicycles prohibited. b. Closed JO p.m.-4 a.m. . c. Dogs prohibited except in hunting waterfowl or dogs aiding the disabled. d. Big game, small game hwiting prohibited. e. Waterfowl hunting prohibited within 50 yards of the bridge on CR l 4F. f. Horses prohibited outside parking area. g. float tubes prohibited, except those designed exclusively for fishing. CIMARRON SWA - Gunnison, Montrose counties . From Montrose, go 23 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Little Cimarmn Rd; then 2 miles S to access road; then I 1/2 miles SW. 6,16I acres. HUNTING: deer, ellc, ducks, dusky (blue) grouse. •ASHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, picnicking. RF.STRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. _ b. Parking in established parking areas only. CLEAR CREEK RF.s. SWA- Chaft'ee County From Buena Vista.go 13 miles Non Hwy 24 to CR 390; then 1/2 mile.W. 500 acres. HUNTING: deer, ellc, waterfowl. ASHING: coldwater lake: RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACJLITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RF.STRICTIONS: a: Camping, fires prohibited (ex~pt in established camping areas on W end of SWA). b. FJShing prohibited from dam, spillway, outlet and downstream to Hwy 24. COALBED CANYON SWA- Dolores County RESTRICTIONS: • • a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. COCHETOPA SWA (Coleman) - Saguache County From Gunnison, go 8 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Hwy 114; then 20 iniles S to Cochetopa Ck. HUNTING: dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. ASHING: coldwater stream. ~CREATION: wildlife viewing. RF.STRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires prohibited. b. Foot access only from established parking areas. COKE OVEN SWA- Pitkin County From Basalt, go 30 miles Eon USFS Rd 105 (Fryingpan River Rd). 330 acres. _RECREATION: hunting, wildlife viewing. COLLER SWA- Mineral, Rio Grande counties From South Fork, go 4 1/2 miles Won Hwy 149. 579 acres. HUNTING: deer, ellc, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse . . ASHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RF.STRICTIONS: Camping, snowmobiles, overnight parking prohibited. COLUMBINE SWA- Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, fishing, fires, discharging firearms prolnoited. . b. Riparian areas closed to protect Preble's meadow jumping mouse as posted. c. Habitat stamp not required. 9 �./ CONEJOS RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) - Conejos County • From Antonito, go 15 miles Won Hwy 17 to Conejos Ranch. Fishing easements intermittent for next 16 miles and are signed. ASHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed except for fishing. b. Camping prohibited. CO1TONWOOD SWA- Morgan County From Snyder, go 2 miles Eon CR W.7. 884 acres. . HUNTING: deer;pheasant, bobwhite q'uail, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION: wil<Uife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. _ b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily except with night-hunting permit. f. Horse use prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. COWDREY LAKE SWA_- Jackson County From Cowdrey, go 2 miles Son Hwy 125. Or, from Walden, go 7 1/2 miles Non Hwy 125. Entrance . W of road. 280 acres of land; 80 acres of water. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. ASHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. • CREEDE SWA- Mineral County From Creede, go 12 miles Eon Hwy 149 to undesignated rd; th~n 1/2 mile S to Rio Grande. ASHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. CRYSTAL RIVER SFU -Garfield County . __ 1 mile.S of Carbondale on Hwy 33.19 acres. RECREATION: limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting, dogs, fishing equipment, waders prohibited. DAN NOBLE SWA- San Miguel County From Norwood, go 15 miles Eon Hwy 145 to USFS. Rd 610 (Dolores-Norwood Rd); then 17 miles S. 2,223 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, deer and elk on Greager Tract. ASHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: dump station, rest rooms, boat ramps, shelters. RESTRICTIONS: • a. On Miramonte Res. Tract: 1. Ounping prohibited except in designated areas. 2. Discharging firearms or ~ws prohibited except when-hunting waterfowl. 3. Waterskiing prohibited 6 p.m.-10 a.m. 4. Waterskiing,jetskiing prohibited except in designated areas. b. On Greager Tract • . 1. Closed March I-May 15 except with permit from area or district·wildlife mgr. for viewing. Viewers must follow all restrictions and conditions on permit. • 2. Viewing site limited to designated area. 3. Snowmobiles, camping prohibited. • 4. Foot or horseback only. DEADMAN SWA- Prowers County From Grana~, go Non Hwy 385, 25 miles to CR JJ; then 25 mil~ Eon CR.JJ to CR 27. Tum Son CR 27; go 1/2 mile to parl<lng area. 503 acres. HUNTING: deer, small game, waterfowl. DELANEY BUTIE LAKES SWA (N, S, E) - Jackson County From Walden, go 1/2 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12; then go 53 miles W to CR 18. Go 45 miles Won to CR 5; then 1/2 mile N. 2,620 acres. t �HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl.. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, shade shelters. RFSIRICTIONS: • a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. DEVIL CREEK SWA - Archuleta County . . From Pagosa Springs, go 16 miles Won Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 627; then 2 miles N. 561 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing.· RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. DE WEESE RES. SWA- Custer County From Westcliffe, NW on Hwy 69 for 5 miles, tum N on Copper Gulch Rd to access rd. 780 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildJife viewing, camping. HUNTlNG: antelope, waterfowl, dove, coyote, cottontail, deer, small game. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: OHVs prohibited. DIAMOND J SWA (Michigan River) - Jackson County From Walden, go Non Hwy 125. Parking areas are I, 2 and 4 miles N of Walden. 3,129 acres of land; IO miles of river. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: city-owned camping. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited E of Hwy 125. DOWRES RIVER SWA- Montezuma County • From Dolores, go 5 miles NE on Hwy 145. 57 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. • FISHING: coldwater stream; RECREATION: wildJife viewing. . RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds. DOME LAKES SWA- Saguache County . From Gunnison, go 8 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Hwy 114; then 22 miles SE. 239 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl.FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACJLITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. KfVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited except on qu NN14 and 1500. b. Camping permitted during waterfowl seasons in designated safety zones only. c. Discharging firearms and hunting prohibited in designated safety zones. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid or on leash. e. Foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. f. Parking only in designated areas. g. Bowfishing prohibited. DO~ ROCK SWA-Tuller County From Divide, go 5 miles Son Hwy 67 to Rainbow Valley; then. 3/4 mile on right fork to access road on right (North Ranch is Mueller State Park). 6,980 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildJife viewing, hiking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. . b. Horseback, pack animals allowed only on designated roads and trails except if used as a big g.µne hunting aid. c. Closed Dec. I-July 15 on Spring Ck and Dome View trails, and Dome Rock Trail from Jackrabbit Lodge. • d. Foot or horseback only from ~ng lot and trails from Mueller State Park. DOUGLAS RES. SWA- Larimer Count:, . _ From Wellington exit on 1-25, go 55. miles W, Sand Won Hwy 1 to CR 15; I mile Non CR 15 to CR tiO; then 1/4 miles W to LaVma Dr. N on LaVma Dr to lake. From Ft. Collins at Hwys 287 and I, take Hwy 1 N for 4 miles to Waverly cutoff (CR 15). Go N on. CR 15 to CR tiO. Then 1/4 miles W to 11 �LaVma Dr go N. RESTRICTIONS: a~ Hunting, fires, camping, discharging fireanns or bows, sailboards, sailboats, ice skating, ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohtoited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Oosed except for fishing I hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise, . DOWDY LAKE SWA- Larimer County From town of Red Feather Lakes, go 1 mile NE on USFS access rd. 120 acres of water. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: power boating, hikmg, camping. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. DRY CREEK BASIN SWA- San Miguel County From Naturita, go 17 miles S on Hwy 141. Hwy 141 goes SW through pro~ey. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dove, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing .. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Snowmobiles prohibited. DUCK CREEK SWA- Logan County From Crook, go 1 1/2 miles Non Hwy 55. 1,121 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl, deer. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authoriz.ed by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. . d. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March andAug. Trials limited to 1 per year. DUNE RIDGE SWA - Logan .County From 1-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile Won Hwy 6 to CR 370; then 5 miles SW. 400 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited.' • b. Disch,arging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Target practice prohibited except if authoriz.ed by area wildlife mgr. d. All ·recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. DURANGO SFU ~ La Plata County In Durango, next to Animas River. 14 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: visitors center, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. DUTCH GULCH SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 5 3 miles E; then 7 3 miles S on CR 42, which becomes BLM Rd 307. RESTRICTIONS: a. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles allowed only on improved road. b. Camping, fires prohibited. . c. Dogs prohibited except as an aid in hunting or on leash. d. Closed March 1-June 15. e. Foot or horseback only from designated parking areas. Parking only in d¢signated areas. EAGLE RIVER SWA (Fishing Leases) - Eagle County From Eagle, go 1 mile Eon Hwy 6; then go 5 miles E upstream. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. • b. Closed except for fishing. Open only in_designated areas as posted. ECHO CANYON RES. SWA - Archuleta County From Pagosa Springs, go 4 miles Son Hwy 84. 211 acres. 12 •~ �HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, snowmobiles prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ELLIOTT SWA - Morgan County From Snyder, go 6 miles NE on CR W.7. 2~76 acres. HUNTING: deer, pheasant, bobwhite quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, waterfowl. REC~TION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: duck blinds on Union Tract. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited .except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms.or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. • e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. f. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. g. West Elliott: Closed in 80-acre part N of S. Platte River, S of Rd W7 and W of railroad. UNION TRACT: Closed except waterfowl hunting on specific dates. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds/zones. Blind reservations by lottery. See waterfowl brochure for information. • · • NORTH TRACT: Reservations required~ See waterfowl brochure for information. QUINT TRACT: Landowner permission required to hunt deer. EMERALD MOUNTAIN SWA - Routt County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. I-June 30. b. Closed 10 p.m.-4 a.m. c. Foot or horseback only. Access restricted to easement from.Chuck Lewis SWA. d. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. ESCALANTE SWA - Delta, Mesa; Montrose counties HAMILTON TRACT: From Delta, go 2.2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd), to G50 Rd. Go 2 miles NW. Alternate route: From Delta, go 5 1/2 miles NW on Hwy 50. LOWER ROUBIDEAU TRACT: From Delta, go 4 1/2 miles Won 5th St (G Rd). PICKETT CORRAL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles·NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 21 miles SW into Escalanl;e Canyon. PEACH ORCHARD POINT TRACT: From Delta, go 6 1/2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd) to Sawmill Mesa Rd, then 11 1/2 miles N. • <:AP SMITH TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 6 miles SW into Esc;:alante Canyon. EAST WALKER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles N on Hwy 50 to Escalante Cariyon turnoff; then 4 ~Jes SW into Escalante Canyon. UPPER ROUBIDEAU TRAC(: From Delta, go 6 1/2 miles W on 5th St (G Rd) to Sawmill Mesa Rd; then 11 1/2 miles N. WEST WALKER TRACT: From D~lta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; then 17 miles SW into Escalante Canyon to Palmer Gulch Rd. Go 5 miles W; then 1.2 miles N toward Tatum Ridge to Tatum Ridge/Snowbelly Ridge Rds; then 6 miles NE. . WATERWHEEL TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon turnoff; ·then 3 miles SW into Escalante Canyon; then 3/4 mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive rd). . _GUNNISON RIVER TRACT: From Delta, go 12 miles NW on Hwy 50 to Escalante Canyon Rd; then 3 miles SW to Gunnison River; then 3/4 mile upstream S of Gunnison River (primitive rd). 5,019 acres, all tracts. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowL 'FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, interpretive program, historical area. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. b. Dog training prohibited on Hamilton and Lower Roubideau during upland game or migratory bird seasons. Hamilton and Lower Roubideau tracts closed March 15-July 31. 13 �c. Lower Roubideau hunting restricted to youth/mentor only. Only 1 mentor per youth. d. Bowfishing prohibited. FINGE~ ROCK SFU - Routt County From Yampa. go 3 miles Son Hwy 131. 20 acres. FISHING: coldwater pond fishing. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing, camping, fires. dogs prohibited. . b. Discharging firearms or·bows prohibited in designated safety zones as posted. FISH CREEK SWA - Dolores County . • . From Dolores, go 12 miles Non Hwy 145 to USPS Rd 535; then 12.miles N to Fish~ access road; then 1 1/2 miles N. 314 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, snowshoe hare. FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: camping (only during deer & elk seasons). hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except in deer and elk seasons. FLAGLER RES. SWA - Kit Carson County From Flagler, go 5 miles Eon Rd U. 400 acres. HUNTING.: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl; turkey. FISHING: wannwater. • RECREATION: power boating. waterskiing, camping, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited during waterfowl seasons except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motors. b. Boating prohibited.if it.creates a whitewater wake; Waterskiing permitted Sun. and Mon., June I-Aug. 31. c. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. Only I mentor per youth. FORKS SWA ~ Larimer County RESTRICTIONS: . a. Camping, fires, hunting~ target practice prohibited. b. Closed except 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. c. Closed except walk-ins Nov. I-March 31: FOUR MILE SWA - Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot or horseback only. b. Camping, fires prohibited_. FRANK SWA - Larimer, Weld counties From l-25 at Windsor exit, go 2.3 miles E on Hwy 392 to CR. 13; then 1/2 mile S. 640 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. • b. Camping, fires prohibited. . c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. e. During regular waterfowl seasons, reservations required by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel may result in losing future reservation rights. Reservations not transferable. _Hunters limited to max. of 1 reservation per hunt date, 1 reservation per phone call. Whoever makes reservation must be a licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out. f. Waterfowl hunting limited to established zones. • g. Habitat stamp not required if you stay on bike path; FRANTZ LAKE SWA - Chaffee County . From Salida, go 3/4 mile NW on Hwy 2~1 lo CR 154;.then 3/4 mile W. SWA is SW of Mt. _ Shavano Hatchery. FISHING: coldwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, discharging bows and firearms prohibited. FRENCHMAN CREEK SWA -· Phillips County From Holyoke, go 5 miles Won Hwy 6 to CR 29; then 1/2 mile S. 69. acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. 14 �. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS:. a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. · c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. GARFIELD CREEK SWA - Garfield County From New Castle, go 2 miles SW on CR 312 to Garfield Ck Rd; then 1 mile S. 13,179 acres. HUNTING: deer. elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. • RESTRICTIONS: . a. Cainping pro~ibited except 7 days before start of. regular big game seasons through 7 days after regular big game se~ons. . b. Hunting prohibited within 75 yards of centerline of CR~ 312 and 328. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. . c. Closed Dec. 1-July 15, except spring turkey hunting below and small game hunting above junction of CRs 312 and 328. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. e. Bicycles allowed only on CRs 312 and 328. GLENWOOD SPRINqS SFU - Garfield County From Glenwood Springs. go 2.2 miles N along Mitchell Ck. 2 acres. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, dogs prohibited. • GRANADA SWA - Prowers County . From Granada go Non Hwy 385; turn Eon Half St. (first rd N ofrailroad). Go 1.5 miles. 3,672 acres. HUNTI~Q: sm~ game, waterfowl, deer. FISHING: wannwater fishing in Arkansas River. . RECREATION: wildlife observation and photography. RESTRICTIONS: • Camping, fires prohibited. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. Other vehicles allowed only on access roads, parking areas. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed I hour after sunset until 1 hour before sunrise. GRANBY RANCH CONSERVATION EASEMENT - Grand County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed from Nov. IS-April 15. b. Fire~; motor vehicles· prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. GRANITE SWA - Chaffee County From Buena Vista, 17 miles N on Hwy 24. Access from Chaffee-Lake county line downstream to 1/4 mile below Granite Bridge. Fishing access only. FISHING: coldwater fishing on Arkansas River. • GRIEVE RANCH CONSERVATION EASEMENT - Routt County RESTRICTIONS: . a. Fires, snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, commercial use, woodcutting and gathering prohibited. b. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. •c. Firearms prohibited except for hunting. d. Camping prohibited except in developed campgrounds. e. Closed on hay meadows N of CR 129. . f. Fishing access to Little Snake River restricted to river corridor, plus 20 feet above highwater line on either bank. GROUNDHOG RES. SWA - Dolores County From Dolores, go 25 miles N on· USPS Rd 526 to USFS Rd 533, then 5 miles NE. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION:wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating pr:ohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping prohibited. GUNNISON SWA- Gunnison County from Gunnison, go 6 miles W on Hwy 50. 2,800 acres. _HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, blue grouse. • FISHING: coldwater stream. a. 15 �RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Dec. I-March 31. b. Camping restricted to designated areas. c. Beaver Ck Trail restricted to foot or horseback. GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Van Tuyl & Redden) - Gunnison ·county From Gunnison go Non Hwy 135 to CR 13. Tum left and go 1/4 mile to where road jogs left and becomes lineup St. in Gunnison. Go W 3 blocks to Palisade city park. Parking N side park. Accessed by foot 1/2 mi1e W of parking lot. HUNTING: waterfowl by shotgun only. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking,.wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Foot access only. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. Hunting prohibited except waterfowl with shotguns. GYPSUM PONDS SWA - Eagle County 1-70 to Gypsum exit, take S side frontage rd of 1-70 E to parking area. 90 acres. HUNTING: deer, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. . RECREATION: non-motorized boating on pond, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking area. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed between sunset and sunrise except for hunters and anglers. b. Camping, fires, glass containers, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. c. Dogs prohibited March 15-June 15 to protect nesting waterfowl. Dogs prohibited on eastern ponds except when used in waterfowl hunting. • d. Field trials may be authorized in Aug. and Sept. HALLENBACK RANCH SWA - Lake County RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed Dec. I-March 31 and on W 1/3 of SWA as po~ted, April I-June 15 to protect win. tering and calving elk. HARMON SWA - Chaffee County RESTRICTIONS: Campfires, dogs, overnight camping, firearms, hunting prohibited. HAVILAND LAKE SWA - La Plata County • From Durango, go 18 miles N on Hwy 550 to USFS Rd 671; then 1/2 mile E. 208 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, boating. FACILITIES: campgrounds, rest room, drinking water, gravel boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand or electric motor only. HECKENDORF SWA - Chaffee County From Buena Vista, go 5 miles Non Hwy 24 to CR 361; then 1 mile W. 640 acres. HUNTING: elk, deer, small game. • RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. IDGEL SWA - Alamosa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Sept. I-Feb. 14, except Sat., Sun., Wed. and legal holidays. b. Sept. 1 through Feb. 14, permit required. Max of 25 permits issued daily, available free, first come, first served. Sept. 1-30, and Nov. 1t~Feb.14, permits obtained by reservation by calling 719-587-6923 or at DOW office in Monte Vista. Oct. I-Nov. IO, permits obtained by reservation. c. Reservations for weekends can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before Saturday of weekend requested. Reservations for Wed. can be made up to 14 days in advance but not less than 2 days before date requested. Max. 2 people per reservation. d. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 Jo protect nesting water birds. Area wildlife mf. 111ay authorize educational or scientific uses during closures . . e. Bowfishing prohibited. HOHNHOLZ LAKES SWA - Larimer County From Hwy 14 at uppe~ end of Poudre Canyon, go 30 miles Non Laramie River Rd (CR 103). 80 acres of water, 1 mile of river. • 16 �HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. -FACILITIES: rest rooms. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or- craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited except in Laramie River camping area. c. Grace Ck Rd closed Dec. 1-Aug. 15. d. Sailboards prohibited. HOLBROOK RES. SWA - Otero County From Swink, go 3 miles N on CR 245 to CR FF; then 1/2 mile E. 670 acres. FISHING: wannwater. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: powerboating, sailboating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, campi_ng, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest r90ms, boat ramps. . _ RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in safety zone ·on SW side of residence as posted. HOLLY SWA • Prowers County From Holly, go 1 mile Non CR 34. 55 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. HOLYOKE SWA-- Phillips County From Holyoke, go 4 miles S on Hwy 385 to CR 14; then 4 miles W. 80 acres. HUNTING: rabbit; pheasant, dove, deer. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. CamP.ing, fires prohibited. _ _ b. Target practice prohibited ex~ept-if autho~d by area wildlif~ mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. • HOME LAKE SWA • Rio Grande County From Monte Vista, go I 1/2 miles E on Sherman Ave. FISHING: coldwater lake .. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind, electric motor only. Except, motorboats up to 10 hp allowed any time. Motorboats over 10 hp allowed only 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except for fishing or with night_ hunting permit. HORSE CREEK RES. SWA (Timber Lake) - Bent, Otero counties _ From LaJunta, go 8 miles Non Hwy 109 to Cheraw; then 2 miles Eon CR JJ5 to CR 33. Go 7 miles N. 2,603 acres. FiSHING: warmwater. RECREATION: power boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICT-IONS: a. Closed I hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise except for fishing. b. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. HORSETHIEF CANYON SWA - Mesa Co~ty 1-70 Wto Fruita exit, take Hwy 340 S I mile to property sign; take access road 4 miles. HUNTING: waterfoY{l, dove, deer, coyote, rabbit, pheasant. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, turkey hunting, quail hunting prohibited. . b. Hunting permitted with shotguns, hand-held bows and muzzleloading rifles. c. Fishing prohibited in rearing ponds and as posted to protect endangered fish. d. Waterfowl hunting on Sat. restricted to youth/mentors. . e. To hunt waterfowl on Wend of property, reservations required for-specific blind. Hunting restricted to within 100 yards of blind. No m~re than 4 hunters per blind. Reservations rrrst come, available at check station. Permits not required for waterfowl hunting E of pump station. f. Closed 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., except for fishing. g. Waterfowl hunting prohibited Wed.-Fri. except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and New Year's Day. 17 �h. Habitat stamp not required. HOT CREEK SWA - Conejos County From Monte Vista. go 20 miles Son Hwy 15 to access road; then 5 miles w; 3,494 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk. black bear, mountain lion. rabbit, dove. waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. • b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. I-April 30. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS SWA - Grand County JENNY WILLIAMS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to CR 50 (E end of Colorado River bridge); then 2 miles S. , BYERS CANYON RIFLE RANGE: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go 4 miles W on Hwy 40 to range (N of highway). JOE GERR,ANS UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at E end of bridge. HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS STATE RANCH: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go .3 miles W on ,Hwy 40 to Colorado River bridge; then S at YI end of bridge. PAUL F. GILBERT FISHING AREA: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go 3 miles W on Hwy 40 to Wend of Colorado River bridge; then S. LONE BUCK UNIT: From Hot Sulphur Springs. go 3.5 miles Won Hwy 40 to unit (S of Hwy). 1,173 acres, all units. • • HUNTING: ~eer, elk. black bear. mountain lion. rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. . • / RECREATION: camping. l\iking. snowmobiling. wildlife viewing. photography. shooting range. FACILmES: rest room. rifle range. campsites. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Camping prohibited except in Joe Gerrans Unit and Lone Buck campgrounds. b. Discharging firearms prohibited in Joe Gerrans Unit. Lone B~ck campgrounds ~d Paul F. Gilbert Fishing Area. . c, Byers Canyon Rifle Range closed sunset to sunrise. d. Byers Canyon Rifle Range may be closed to protect wintering big game. e. Habitat stamp not required in Pioneer Park Unit. f. Bowfishing prohibited. • HUERFANO SWA - Huerfano County From Gardner. go 13 miles Won CR 580. 544 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit. dove. • FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREA"nON: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. picnic tables. HUGO SWA -.Lincoln County . CLINGINGSMITH TRACT: From Hugo. go 14 miles Son CR 109; 2 1/4 miles Eon CR 2G. 2,240 acres. • HUNTING: deer. antelope. rabbit, dove. waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. . RECREATION: camping. hiking. wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited. INDIAN RUN SWA - Routt County From Hamilton, go 12 miles SE on Hwy 317 to CR 67; then 6 miles S: 2,039 acres. HUNTING: deer. elk, black bear~ rabbit. dusky (blue) grouse. ✓ FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping. hiking, wildlife viewing. JACKSON LAKE SWA - Morgan County . . From 1-76 at the Hwy 39 exit, go 7 .4 miles N on Hwy 39 to Hwy 144; then I mile NE to CR 5; then 3.8 miles N to CR CC; then 1 mile W to CR 4; then 1/4 mile S. 394 acres.• HUNTING: pheasant, waterfowl, dove, rabbit, deer. FISHING: warmwater. • RECREATION: powerboating. sailboating. sail surfing, waterskiing. wildlife viewing (no boat ramp). RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping. fires, ice fishing prohibited. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging _bows allowed for bo~shing. 18 �.-:- b: Fishing prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of regular waterfowl season. Fishing from dame permitted through Nov. 30 c. Hupting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and elsewhere as posted. d. Target practice prohibited except with area wil_dlife mgr. authorization. e. Access only from designated parking areas. f. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, .only hunting allowed. Waterfowl and small game hunting by reservation·by calling 1-800846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than J4 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. FaiJing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. 4 . people per reservation. Max. J reservation per day, and I reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters and must be at property the day of hunt. g. Reservations regulated by hunt zones. One zone reserved for youth/mentor hunting. No more than 2 mentors and at least I youth per reservation. Three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on lake. h. Boat hunting reservations are cancelled if ice is unsafe. Hunters with boat reser:vations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to confirm ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations ru:.e exempt from Oct. I boat closure. i. Mandatory check out station at parking lot 1/2 mile S of CR CC and CR 4 by 2 p.m. Waterfowl hunters with boat reservations exempt from check out station. . j. Hunters and vessels must stay in designated hunt zone. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. Vessels launched from Jackson Lake State Park must have state parks pass. k. Waterfowl and small game hunting permitted only Sat.; Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Day. • 1. Deer hunting allowed in established seasons. Qeer hunters do not need to check in or out. Deer hunting reservations required and are unlimited in number: JAMES M.JOHN SWA-LasAnimas County From Raton, NM, go 7 miles on NM Hwys 72 & 526. Go N up Sugarite Canyon l 2 miles to Lake O!Jrothey SWA; then NW 4 miles on unmarked trail to top of Fishers Peak Mesa. 8,200 acres. HUNTING: elk, deer, bear, mountain lion, small game, turkey. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, mountain biking, hiking, picnicking. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within l 00 feet of streams. b. Closed Dec. 1. -April l. c. Foot or horseback access only. . . d. Hunting access restricted in regular rifle deer and elk seasons to big game only, by drawing. JAMES MARK JONES SWA - Park County From Hwy 24 E of Hartsel, take CR 15 (Elkhorn Rd) N 15 miles to sign. Go W l.8 miles to ·parking area. From Hwy 285 at Como turnoff, take CR 15 SE 8 miles to sign; go W 1.8 miles to . parking area. Road to parking area not maintained in winter. 12,122 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, antelope, small game. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Jan. I-May 1. b. Fires prohibited except in established fire rings at designated parking areas. JEAN K. TOOL SWA- Morgan County • From FtMorgan, go 4 miles NE on 1-76 to Dodd Bridge Rd; then I 3/4 miles N. 903 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. • c. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Target practice prohibited except if authorized.by area wildlife ingr. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. f. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. . g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from 19 �designated parking areas only. JENSEN SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meeker, go 9 miles NE on Hwy 13 to CR 30. 5,955 acres. , HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Jan. I-July 15. JERRY CREEK RES. SWA (Jerry Creek Res. #1 ·& 2) - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: • a. Hunting, firearms, ice fishing, camping, fires, motorized and non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic aJl\IllalS, boating, floating, swimming, wading prohibited. . . b. Frozen surface· of lake closed. JIM OLTERMAN/LONE CONE SWA - Dolores County From Norwood, go 15 miles Eon Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 610; then 24 miles S. 5,030 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, dusky (blue) grouse. • FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: two-horse corrals, domestic well water, campsites. RESTRICTIONS: Snowmobiles prohibited. JOE M'.OORE RES. SWA - Montezuma County. From Mancos, go 5 miles NE on Hwy 184 to CR 40; then 4 miles N. 120 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest ro9m, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it causes a whitewater wake.b. Camping prohibited. JOHN MARTIN RES. SWA - Bent County . . . From Las Animas, go 20 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Hasty. SWA 2 miles S of Hasty. 22,325 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. • RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfi_ng, waterskiing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. • FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. I through last day of waterfowl season as posted on US Army Corps of Engineer land under lease by DOW or State Parks to provide for waterfowl resting. c. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. JO_HNSON VILLAGE SWA -. Chaffee County From Hwy 24 bridge over Arkansas River, W half of river .25 mile upstream and 5 mile downstream. Fishing access only. • FISHING: coldwater stream-. . JULESBURG SWA (Julesburg, Ovid leases) - Sedgwick County From Ovid, go 1/2 mile Son CR 29. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey; ducks. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing._ RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or ~ows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular 'plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and _-_ ~ril (throu,m Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. JUMBO RES. S'WA - Logan, Sedgwick counties From 1-76 at the Red Lion exit (#155), go 3 miles N to Hwy 138; then I mile NE to CR 95; then 2 miles N. 1,703 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, ducks, doves. . FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. -20 �ill sl FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Except as allowed below, boating prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Hand-propelled craft may be used to set and pick up decoys. and to retrie~e downed waterfowl. b. Fishing restricted to 2 S dams and bank around outlet tower. Ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of 2 S dams or 50 yards of outlet tower from Oct. 1 to last day of waterfowl season. c. Boats prohibited within 50 feet of outlet structure. d. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface ·of lake. e. Vehicles limited to 250. . f. Waterskiing prohibited before 10 a.m. and after 7 p.m. Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon. of Memorial Day weekend. g.-Hunting from floating devices by reservation from opening·day of regular duck season until opening day of dark goose season. Reservations by calling 1-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel reservations may result in losing future reservation rights. Max. I reservation per day, and I reservation per phone call. Reservations not transferable. People making reservations must be licensed hunters and be at property the day of hunt. Three reservations available for waterfowl hunting from vessels on res. Boat hunting reservations will be cancelled if ice is unsafe. Hunters with boat reservations must call reservation line 2 days before scheduled hunt to <;onfmn ice conditions. Only boat hunters with reservations are exempt from Oct. 1 boat closure. h. Hunting from floating devices permitted only Sat., Sun., Wed., Columbus Day (observed), Veterans Day (observed), Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Day~ Hunters must leave res. by 2 p.m. Hunting prohibited within 150 yards of shore and other vessels. . JUNCTION BUTTE SWA - Grand County From Kremmling, go 3 miles Son Hwy 9 to CR 387 (dirt road); then 1/2 mi.le E. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. • RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hang gliding prohibited. b. Vehicles prohibited except day after Labor Day through last day of regular big game season. KARVAL RES. SWA - Lincoln County From Hwys 94 and 109, go S 10 miles on Hwy 109. 235 acres. Hl,!NTING: deer, rabbit, scaled quail, dove; waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. KEMP-BREEZE SWA - Grand County BREEZE UNIT: About 15 miles W of Granby on Hwy 40 past Parshall; go .5 mile. Look for mile marker 196. Tum left 1/4 mile past marker for parking or go W 3/4 mile for more parking. Unit is 11.5 miles W of Kremmling. • KEMP UNIT: From Granby, go 14.5 miles Won Hwy 40; tum left on CR 3 and go over Colorado River bridge. Turn right on second road, or go another .5 mile, and tum right for parking~ Unit is 12 miles E of Kremmling. RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing at Breeze Unit Kids Pond restricted youth fishing, and mobility-impaired anglers restricted to wheelchairs. b. Breeze Unit hay meadow wetland closed March 15-July 15. KINNEY LAKE SWA - Lincoln County KINNEY LAKE TRACT: From Hugo, go 14 miles S on CR 109 to CR 2G; then 2.5 miles E to CR 21; then 1 mile E. 320 acres. HUNTING: small game; waterfowl, antelope, deer. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife observation, camping, photography. . . RESTRICTIONS: Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. KNIGHT-IMLER SWA :- Park County From Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy 285. FISHING: coldwater stream: 21 �RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Closed beyond 25 feet from centerline of stream. KNUDSON SWA - Logan County From 1-76 at Sterling exit, go 1/2 mile W to CR 370 (information center, museum);· then 1 mile SW. 581 acres. NOTE: Southeast portion is private property. Landowner permission required for deer hunting as posted. • HUNTING: deer, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, waterfowL RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. . b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. c. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. d. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. • • KODAK WATCHABLE SWA - Weld County From Windsor at Hwys 392 & 257, 3 miles S on Hwy 257 to parking area S of Poudre River. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, photography. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed sunset to sunrise. b. Hunting, fishing, camping, fires prohibited. c. Dogs must be on leash. LA JARA RES. SWA - Conejos County From Monte Vista, go 20 miles S on Hwy 15 to access road; then 10 miles W. 635 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl. • FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. LA JARA SWA - Conejos County From Capulin, go 11 miles SW on D Rd. 2,808 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mtn. lion, rabbit, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Snowmobiles prohibited. . b. Vehicles prohibited Jan. I through Titursday before Memorial Day. LAKE BECKWITH SWA - Pueblo County RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, camping, fires, ice fishing prohibited. b. Float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor only allowed. c. Frozen surface of lake closed. d. Habitat stamp not required. LAKE DOROTHEY SWA - Las Animas County From Raton, NM, go 7 miles NE on NM Hwys 72 & 526; go N up Sugarite Canyon 5 miles. 4,500 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear.. FISHING: coldwater lake, coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited within 200 yards of Lake Dorothey or 100 ft. of streams except in designated areas. • . b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows for hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. • c. Hunting big game prohibited except archery. d. Foot or horseback only from established parking areas. e. Trapping prohibited. • , LAKE FORK OF U1E GUNNISON RIVER SWA (Fishing Easements) - Hinsdale County From Lake City, go 5 3/8 miles Non Hwy 149 to Send of easement. • FISHING: coldwater stream. LAKE IRWIN SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go N to Ohio Ck Rd (730) to Kehler Pass Rd n2); continue N to USFS Rd 826; go 15 miles. From Crested Butte, take CR 12 (K~bler Pass Rd) W 7 miles to USFS Rd _826; go 22 �N 1.5 miles to lake. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: USFS fee can:tpsites, drinking water, rest rooms. LAKE JOHN SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 1/2 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then go 7 miles. 565 water acres, 282 land acres. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: private campground and electrical hQOk-ups, trailer dump station, public rest room,.boat ramp, shade shelters, picnic tables. • • ·RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping in·established areas only. b. Waterskiing; sailboards prohibited. LAS ANIMAS SFU - Bent County From Las Animas Won Hwy 194, go 4 miles; Non CR 55. 69 acres. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, dogs prohibited. LEAPS GULCH SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison go Non Hwy 135 to CR 10. Go Eon paved road to where USFS Rd 743 begins. Travel 8.2 miles to where USFS Rd 743 turns left from main road. Follow trail 35 miles. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. • RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed Dec. 1-April"30. LEATHA JEAN STASSEN SWA - Mesa County From Grand Junction, take Hwy 340 W to 20 1/2 Rd. turn N. Tum E on F 3/4 Rd; go N on Roundup Drive and E on Baseline Drive. Parking lot N of road. Hunting, fishing access to Colorado River. RECREATION: Wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, motor vehicles prohibited. b. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise. LITTLE SNAKE SWA - Moffat County From Maybell, go 17 miles Non CR 19. CR 19 runs through SWA. 4,860 acres. HUNTING: antelope, deer, rabbit, sage grouse. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife v·iewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited except in self-contained units and by aU methods 3 days before beginning of regular big game seasons·until 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. LOMA BOAT L~UNCH SWA - Mesa County From Fruita, take 1-70 to Loma exit (#15); then go 12 mile Son frontage rd; tum SE 1/2 mile to Colorado River. . • RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, discharging firearms, launching, using personal water craft (jet skis) prohibited. b. Pru:king in designated areas only. • LON HAGLER SWA - Larimer County From Campion, go 3 1/4 miles Won CR 14W to CR 21S; then 1 1/2 miles N. 181 acres. FISHING: wannwater, coldwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, archery range, nature trail. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Fishing prohibited in inlet struc~ and annex pond. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. c. Camping, fires, horseback riding, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, target practice prohibited. • d. Dog training prohibited Sept. I to last day of waterfowl season. LONE DOME SWA - Dolores, Montezuma counties From Cortez, go 21 miles Non Hwy 491 to CR DD; then 1 mile E to CR 16; then 3 miles N to access road; then 15 miles E to B~dfield Bridge. 1,724 acres. HUNTING: deer;elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, turkey, dove. FISHING: coldwater stream. 23 �RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: a. Overnight parking prohibited except in designated areas. . b. Fires prohibited. LONE TREE RES. SWA - Larimer County • . From Campion, go 3 1/2 miles Won CR 14W to Lone Tree Dr; then 1 mile S on access road. 502 water acres. HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps, shade shelters. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Camping, fires, sailboards, sailboats, bicycling, horseback riding prohibited. c ..Fishing ptohibited from boats Nov. I through last day of waterfowl season. d. Fishing prohibited in outlet canal as posted. e. Closed-in heron nesting closure area as posted. f. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. . g. Closed I hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise daily except for fishing or with night hunting permit. h. Dog training prohibited Sept. I to last day of waterfowl season. i. Di,scharging fire arms may be prohibited by posting to protect public safety. LOVE MEADOW SWA - Chaffee County RESTRICTIONS: Habitat stamp not required to enter information kiosk. LOWELL PONDS SWA - Adams County In Denver at 56th Way and Lowe)) Blvd. FISHING: warmwater. • RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. Boating prohibited ·on Sheets Lake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, dog training prohibited. c. Closed I hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise except for fishing. d. Habi~t stamp not required if you stay on bike path. MCCLUSKEY SWA - Delta County From Paonia 's Onarga Ave, go Son Lamborn Mesa Rd, which becomes 4100 Rd. At stop sign, tum right on Stewart Mesa Rd, which turns S and becomes. 4050 Rd. At S end, road forks; .tum left on L30 Rd. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. . RESTRICTIONS: · a. Camping, fires, dogs prohibited. b. Closed except to hunt, fish or trap. Closed from day after regular big game season to April 30. MANVILLE SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 5 mile W on·Hwy 14 to CR 12W; go 5 miles W to CR 18; go 45 miles SW to CR 5; go 1/8 mile S. Approx. 4.4 miles of river. • FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting, bowfishing prohibited. MASON FAMILY SWA - Hinsdale County From Powderhom, go 14.7 miles Son CR 27 (Cebolla Ck Rd.) 1,429 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit.·· FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking, camping. MEEKER PASTURE SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meekei:, go 15 miles N on Hwy 13 to CR8; then 2 miles E. 48 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. • MELON VALLEY SWA - Otero County Go 2 miles N of Hwys 71 and 50; then 1 mile E of Hwy 71 on Rd sos·. RESTRICTIONS: Hunting limited to youth mentor hunting. -Only 1 mentor per youth. 24 �MESSEX SWA - Logan, Washington counties From 1-76 at Merino exit, go 2 miles N to Hwy 6; then 1.75 miles NE to CR R; then 15 iniles, N; then .5 mile W. -680 acres. . HUNTINO: deer, pheasant. turkey, quail, waterfQ_wl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. . RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping~ fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. • c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Landowner permission.required for deer hunting on Skaggs portion as posted. e. All recreational activities except deer hunting prohibited opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains·rifle deer season. f. Closed 9 p.m.-3 a.m. except with night hunting permit. • •• g. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug .• and Sept. Trials limited to 1 per year, and ~uire landowner permission on easement. Trials in_ Sept. must be incidental to field tri. als on adjacent private property. h. Horses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. MIDDLE TAYLOR CREEK SWA - Custer County From Westcliffe, go 8 miles W on Hermit Lakes Rd. 486 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue)_grouse. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewi}!g. FACILITIES: picnic tables. MIKE IDGBEE SWA - Prowers County •From Lamar, go 4 miles E on Hwy 50. 876 acres. . HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking, archery/rifle range. • MITANI-TOKUYASU SWA - Weld County From Greeley, 5. miles Eon Hwy 263. 13 acres. HUNTING: squirrel, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, fires prohibited. . . b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Closed March I-Aug. 15 except dates established yearly for spring tutkey hunting. d. Parking only in designated area. During waterfo"".I season, parking area closed I hour after sunset to 4 a.m. • e. Waterfowl hunting access limited to occupants of vehicles parked in designated areas. MOGENSEN PONDS SWA - Mesa County . • RESTRICTIONS: a. Hunting, firearms prohibited except for waterfowl from ·designated blinds. b. Camping, fires, motorized and·non-motorized vehicles, pets, domestic animals prohibited. MOUNT EVANS SWA - Clear Creek County • From Denver, take 1-70 W to Evergreen Pkw. exit; go 6 miles Son Hwy 74 to Evergreen Lake; tum right on Upper Bear Ck. Rd. Go 65 miles to CR 480; go right on CR 480 for 3 miles. 3,438 ocres. • HUNTING: deer, elk, bighorn, mountain goat, dusky (blue) grouse, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Camping limited to 5 days in 45-day period except during big game seasons in designated campgrounds. b. Dogs prohibited except for hunting or on leash. c. Closed Jan. 1-June 14. d. Vehicles prohibited day after Labor Day-June 14 except in regular rifle deer and elk seasons. • e. Groups of 25 or more must obtain a permit; I group at a time. MOUNT .OUllAY SWA - Chaffee County • From Salida, go 5 mile NW on Hwy 291; go .5 mile W on CR 154; go 1.25 miles NW on CR 160. 231 acres. • • 25 �FISHING: co)dwater stream, Arkansas River (access on S side of river on)y). RESTRICTIONS: , a·. Closed S of CR 160. b. Camping, fires prohibited. . c. Access from designated parking areas only. d. Hunting allowed with shotguns, handheld bows only. MOUNT SHAVANO SFU - Chaffee County From Salida, go .5 mile NW on Hwy 291 to CR 154; then 5 mile W. 186 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: Dogs prohibited. MOUNT SHAVANO SWA - Chaffee County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed S of CR 154. b. Camping, fires, discharging firearms prohibited. MOUNT WERNER SWA - Routt County RESTRICTIONS: Habitat stamp not required. - MOUNTAIN HOME RES. SWA - Costilla County From Ft. Garland, go 2.5 miles Eon Hwy 160 to Trinchera Ranch Rd; then 2 miles S to lcehouse Rd; then I mile W to N entrance. Or, continue I mile S to S entrance. FISHING: coldwater lake. •• RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: Waterskiing prohibited. MURPHY.SWA -. Jackson County From Walden, go I mile Eon CR 12. 6 miles of river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS:_ Hunting prohibited. NAKAGAWA SWA - Weld County From Kersey, go 5 miles Eon Hwy 34 to CR 61; then 2 miles N. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: Wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. • b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. NARRAGUINNEP RES. SWA - Montezuma County From Cortez, go 11 miles NW on Hwy 491 to Hwy 184; then 2 miles E. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: Boating, picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages, glass containers prohibited. b. Closed 1 hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise except for fishing. NARROWS SWA - Larimer County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, hunting, target shooting prohibited b. Closed except 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset. c. Closed except for walk-ins Nov. I-March 31. NORTH FORK SWA - Larimer County • From Drake, go 1/4 mile Won Devil's Gulch Rd. FISHING: coldwater stream. . RESTRICTIONS: Closed except for fishing. - . NORTH LAKE SWA.-LasAnimas County . From Trinidad, go 35 miles NW on Hwy 12. 840 acres. _FISHING: coldwater lake and stream. HUNTING: deer, elk, turkey, bear RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. . FACILITIES: rest rooms, boat ramp with parking area at north lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. 26 �NORTH STERLING RES. SWA - Logan County RESTRICTIONS: •a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of regular goose season. Craft propelled by hand allowed to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Hunting from dam prohibited. c. Target practice prohibited except in established areas. . OAK RIDGE SWA - Rio Blanco County BEL AIRE UNIT: From Meeker, go 21 miles E on CR 8 to CR 17 (Buford/Newcastle Rd); then 1 1/2 miles S. . LAKE A:VERY UNIT: From Meeker, go 1.5 miles N on Hwy 13 to CR 8; theri 19 miles E. SLEEPY CAT PONDS UNIT: From Meeker, go 16 miles Eon CR 8 . • SLEEPY CAT FISHING EASEMENT (see White River): From Meeker, go 17 miles E on CR 8 to Sleepy Cat Guest Ranch. 9,325 total acres, all units. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wil~life viewing. FACILITIES: campsites, rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping prohibited except in designated areas. b. Closed Dec. I-July 15 on Oak Ridge Unit. . c. Sleepy Cat Ponds and Sleepy Cat fishing easement closed except for fishing; d. Hunting prohibited except archery S of CR 8, W of CR 17, and N and E of CR 10. . e. On Lake Avery, waterskiing and jet skis prohibited. Boating permitted only if it does not create whitewater wake. ODD FELLOWS SWA-Jackson County . From Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then 4.5 miles W to CR 5; then .5 miles N to CR 20; then 4.2 miles W on to parking area. Follow signs S to river. FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, hunting prohibited. OLNEY SPRINGS RES. SWA - Crowley County From Olney Springs, go 1 mile NW on CR 7. 8 acres. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping, hiking. ORCHARD MESA SWA - Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Access only from parking area on C Rd between 30 and 31 Rds. b. Camping, fires, horses prohibited _Vehicles prohibited beyond parking area. c. Closed March 15-July 14 to protect n~sting migratory birds. d. Waterfowl hunters must use designated blinds or zones. See waterfowl brochure. e. No other small game hunting allowed. f. Deer hunting by permit only. Permit applications available from DOW.in Grand Junction, (970) 255-6100. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline Aug. 1. g. Hunting by bows and shotguns with shotshells only. • h. Dogs allowed only as hunting aid. ORDWAY RES. SWA- Crowley County .From Ordway, go 2 miles Non Hwy 71. (SWA W of Hwy) 12 acres. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: camping. OVERLAND TRAIL SWA - Logan County From Atwood, go .5 mile Son Hwy 63 to CR 16; then E .5 mile;. 192 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbi~, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail,turkey, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Reservations required for hunting by calling I-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than 14 days nor less thru:i 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to cancel may result in losing future reservation rights. Reservations not transferable. Hunters limited to max. of 1 reservation per hunt date and 1 reservation per phone call. Whoever makes a reservation must be a licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Mandatory check station. b. Foot access only from check station parking lot. c. Limited to 4 groups or vehicles. Max. 4 people per group. d. Wildlife viewing only June 1-Aug. 31, Sat., Sun., Wed. . e. Sept: I-May 31, hunting permitted Sat., Sun., Wed., legal holidays and opening days of plains rifle deer and late rifle deer seasons. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first 27 �weekend of late plains rifle deer season. ·-----f. Turkey hunting allowed opening day, Sat., Sun., Wed., of turkey seasons. - g. Camping, fires, dog training, horses prohibited. Discharging bows, firearms prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. _ h. Beginning on first day of regular duck season.through last day·of regular duck season, only hunting allowed. Waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station by 2 p.m. i. Deer and fall turkey hunting allowed in established seasons. Deer and turkey hunters do not need to check in or out, but reservations required. • OWL MOUNTAIN SWA - Jackson County · From Walden.go 13 miles SE on Hwy 14 to CR 25; then 6 miles SW. 920 acres. HUNTING: small game, big game. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. PARACHUTE PONDS SWA - Garfield County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, swimming prohibited. b. Float tubes permitted only for fishing. PARVIN LAKE SWA - Larimer County From Red Feather Lakes, go 2 miles E on Red Feather Lakes Rd. 62 water acres, 180 land acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Anglers must enter on foot through gate at check station and must check in and out at check station if open. PASTORIUS RES. SWA - La Plata County . From Durango, go 8 miles Eon Hwy 160 to Hwy 172; then 2 miles S to CR 302; then I mile S to CR 304; then 1/2 mile W. 85 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft pro~lled by hand or electric motor: b. Camping, fires prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when huntirig. d. Hunting prohibited-except Sat., Sun. and Wed. PERINS PEAK SWA - La Plata County TRACT A: From Durango, go 4 ~Jes Won Hwy 160 to CR 207 (Lightne_r Ck Rd); tum right and go 2 miles N to CR 208 (Dry Fork Rd). • TRACT B: From Durango, go 5 miles Won Hwy 160 to Victory Coal Mine Rd; tum right and go .5 mile on access road (through private property). 13,442 total acres, both tracts. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, dusky (blue) grouse,turkey, black bear. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Camping prohibited except during deer and elk seasons. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except when hunting. c. Closed E of CR 208 and N of Hwy 160, April I-July 15. d. Closed from last day of deer and elk seasons to March 31. e. Fires, snowmobiles prohibited. PICEANCE SWA - Garfield, Rio Blanco counties SQUARES RANCH: From Meeker, go 20 miles Won Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 9 miles S to N edge of boundary. SQUARES SUMMER RANGE: From Meeker, go 20 miles Won Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 17 miles S to CR 26 (Black Sulphur Ck Rd); then 20 miles W to E entrance. YELLOW CREEK UNIT: From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64 to CR 5 (Piceance Ck Rd); then 6 miles S to CR 20 (dirt road); then 5 miles W to Yellow Ck-Rd. LfITLE HILLS EXPERIMENT STATION: From Meeker, go 20 miles Won Hwy 64 to CR 5 " (Piceance Ck Rd); then 7 m~les S to Dry Fork tum-off. Follow signs to station (3 miles). HUNTING: deer,elk, rabbit, blue and.sage grouse, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. • • 1 RECREATION: camping in designated areas, wildlife viewing. 28 �FACILITIES: rest -room, drinking water. PIKES PEAK SWA - Teller County . • From Gillette, go 2 miles S on dirt road; then 1.5 miles E to Bison Res. (NE of res.). 635 acres. HUNTING: bighorn sheep. • RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Closed April 1-July 15. PITKIN SFU - Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 14 miles Eon Hwy 50 to Quartz Ck Rd; go 14 miles E to Parlin; tum N. 48 actes. • FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Fishing prohibited except in Quartz Ck. b. Dogs prohibited. PLATEAU CREEK SWA - Mesa County From Grand Junction, go Eon 1-70 to exit #49; then 8 miles Eon Hwy 65 to Hwy 330;.then tum left to Sunnyside Rd; go 1/8 mile N. 1,346 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dove. · RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rifle range. RESTRICTIONS: Vehicles prohibited pee. I-Aug. l. PLAYA BLANCA SWA - Alamosa County RESTRICTIONS: Public access in designated areas Tues., Thurs., Sat., Nov. 1-Jan. 30. PONY EXPRESS SWA- Sedgwick County • . From 1-76 at Julesburg exit (#180), go .1 mile Non Hwy 385 to CR 28; then go l.5 miles Won CR 28 to service road; go .1 mile N to parking lot. .Or, from Julesburg, go .7 mile Won Hwy 138 to CR 39; go .9 mile Son CR 39. 1,854 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, turkey, ducks. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing~ RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. ~lorses prohibited except when training hunting dogs and only allowed i~ Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Alig. • POUDRE RIVER SFU - Larimer County -From Laporte, go 5 miles Non Hwy 287 to Hwy 14, then 38 miles W. 460 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, dogs, boat launching and takeouts prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. POUDRE RIVER SWA - Larimer County From Laporte, go 5 miles Non Hwy 287 to Hwy 14; then go 1.5 miles W. 395 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit. , FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: rafting, picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACIL~: rest room, raft take-out. • . RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. . c. Habitat stamp not required on parts posted as city 9f Fort Collins open space. PREWITT RES. SWA - Logan, Washington counties From I-76 and Merino exit, go I mile N to Hwy 6; then 33·miles NE. 2,924 acres . . HUNTING: waterfowl, pheasant, bobwhite quail, deer. FISHING: warmwater.' RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. 29 �RESTRICTIONS: . a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. Boatii:ig prohibited Oct. 1 through last day of regular goose season, except hand-propelled craft used to set and pick up decoys and retrieve downed waterfowl. b. Camping, fires prohibited as posted. . . c. Fishing allowed only from dam Oct. I through last day of waterfowl season. Ice fishing allowed only within 50 yards of dam. . • . d. Vehicles limited to 250. e. Waterskiing, glass beverage containers prohibited. Sailing and windsurfing prohibited except during July and Aug. f. Hunting prohibited as posted. Hunting prohibited from floating devices. PUEBLO RES. SWA - Pueblo County . From Pueblo, go 7 miles Won Hwy 96. 4,100 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, turkey, dove, waterfowl, scaled quail. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, hilcing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room,-nature trail. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, target practice prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except shotguns or bows while hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. . • . c. Field trials· may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. PUEBLO SFU - Pueblo County From Pueblo, go 6 miles W of Pueblo Blvd on Hwy 96:. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILmES: rest room, aquarium. • RESTRICTIONS: Dogs, hunting prohibited. PUETT RES. SWA •• Montezuma County . _ From Mancos, go 10 miles NW.on Hw_y 184 to CR 33; then 1 mile S to access trail. 1.5 miles E, HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. PURGATOIRE RIVER SWA • Bent County From Hwys 50 and IOI in Las Animas, go Son Hwy IOI; l mile to-CR 10.75; then Son Rdl0.75 to Rd EE;then W to Rd 9.5; then S I mile to property at Rds DD & 9.5. 960 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail,_ scaled quail, turkey, dove, waterfowl. . •. RECREATION: picnicking~ hiking, wildlife viewing. QUEENS SWA. - Kiowa County •• . LOWER QUEENS (Neeskah): From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E to Upper Queens. Follow access road S 2 miles. UPPER QUEENS: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then 3.5 miles E. NEE GRONDA: From Eads, go 15 miles S on Hwy 287 to CR C; then I mile . NEE SO PAH: Closed as posted. NEE NOSHE: From Eads, go 11 miles S on Hwy 287 to Kiowa County boat ramp access rd; then .25 mile E to public boat ramp. 4,426 acres, all properties. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. • RECREATION: powerboating, sail boating, sailsurfing, waterskiing, camping~ wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room&, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited in Lower Queens if it creates a whitewater wake from opening day of waterfowl season through Dec. I. • b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake in channel between Upper and Lower Queens. c. Hunters in Lower Queens, Upper Queens (including channel), Nee Gronda and Nee Noshe must check in and out at check station when open. . d. Closed as posted in Lower Queens except to retrieve downed waterfowl Dec. I through last day of waterfowl season as posted. e. Closed i,s posted in Upper Queens (including the channel), Nee Gronda, Nee ~oshe, and Nee So Pah except to retrieve downed waterfowl Nov. I-last day of waterfowl season. f. ATVs, dirt bikes prohibited. • 30 �RADIUM SWA - Eagle, Grand, Routt counties From Kremmiing, go 2.5 iniles Son Hwy 9 to CR I (Trough Rd to State Bridge); then 12 miles SW. HUNTJNG: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, dove, waterfowl, black bear, mountain lion. FISHING: coldwater stream; RECREATION: camping, rock climbing, snowmobiling, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. . . RESTRICTIONS: Hunting prohibited in designated safety zone as posted. RALSTON CREEK SWA - Gilpin, Jefferson counties From Golden, go 1 mile Non Hwy 93 to Golden Gate Canyon Rd. Turn left and go W 13 miles to Golden Gate Canyon State Park headquarters. S of Ralston Ck. 2,100 acres. HUNTING: big game, small game, furbearers. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Discharging firearms prohibited except while hunting. RAMAH RES. SWA - El Paso County • From Ramah, go 4 miles Won Hwy 24. 135 acres~ HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: sail boating, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires, water contact activities prohibited. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except while hunting. Discharging archery equipment allowed on archery range. Centerfire rifles prohibited. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. • RED DOG SWA --.Prowers County From Holly go Non CR 35 to Rd JJ; then Eon Rd JJ 2 miles. 570 acres. HUNTING: small game. . • RED LION SWA - Logan ~ounty From 1-76, take Red Lion exit (#155); go 3 miles N to Hwy 138; then 1 mile NE to CR 95; then 1/4 mile N. 1;297 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl (as posted), bobwhite quail. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or carry-on craft propelled by hand for fishing or hunting. • b. Boating prohibited Oct. I-March 31 except hand-propelled craft to place or retrieve decoys or downed waterfowl. c. Fishing restricted to dam Oct. 1 to March 31. During this time ice fishing restricted to within 50 yards of dam. d. Camping, fires prohibited. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except if hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. . e. Hunting prohibited from frozen surface of lake and floating devices. f. During special late light goose season and conservation orders for light geese, light goose hunting allowed in area bounded on N by CR 970, on Eby CR 97 (CR I), on S by Hwy 138 and on W by CR 95. g. Beginning on first day of regular duck season through last day of regular duck season, waterfowl and small game hunters must check out at designated check station. Access from designated parking areas only. RED MOUNTAIN SWA - Grand Count~ RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed Nov. 15-April 15. b. Frres, motor vehicles prohibited. c.Dogs must be on a leash. RICHARD SWA - Jackson County . . . Fishing access: from Walden,.go .5 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 8 miles W to CR 7; then 7 miles N to Lake John SWA. Go to Send of Lake John to parking lot. Hunting access: from Walden, go .5 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12W; then 13.7 miles W to parking area. Hunting area E of CR 12W. 3,817 acres, 6 miles of river. 31 �HUNTING: big game, small game, waterfowl. _ FISHING: coldwater stream. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b". Hunting prohibited within 200 yards of buildings. RIFLE FALLS SFU - Garfield County From Rifle, go 15 miles Non Hwy 325. 600 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs, fires, rock climbing prohibited. Camping prohibited except if authorized by hatchery mgr. • b. Hunting prohibited in designated safety areas. RIO BLANCO LAKE SWA - Rio Blanco County From Meeker, go 20 miles W on Hwy 64. 383 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater stream, warmwater lake. · RECREATION: power boating, waterskiing, wildlife viewing, camping in designated area. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug., and Sept. b. Waterskiing prohibited March I-June 15. RIO GRANDE SWA - Rio Grande County • From Monte Vista, go 3 miles E on Shennan Ave. 935 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILmES: rest room, parking areas. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Frres, bowfishing prohibited., . b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15. Area wildlife manager may authorize access if it won't harm nesting or wintering birds. c. Camping prohibited except i!} parking areas with toilets. d. Area wildlife mgr. may post closures to manage hunting pressure during waterfowl seasons, and to protect maintenance and construction equipment, and human health and safety. RIO GRANDE SWA (Del Norte fishing easements) - Rio Grande County RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. b. Closed except for fishing. RITO HONDO RES. SWA - Hinsdale County From Creede, go 35 miles Won Hwy 149 to USFS Rd 513; then 2 miles NW to fork. Take right fork 200 yards N. FISlflNG: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor., · . • ROAD CANYON RES. SWA - Hinsdale County • . From Creede, go 25 miles Won Hwy 149 to· USFS Rd 520; then 4 miles w~ FISHING: coldwater lake. • RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited. . b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. ROARING FORK:SWA- Garfield County ' RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires, discharging fireaims prohibited. ROARING JUDY SFU - Gunnison..County From Gunnison, go 15 miles NW on East River. 778 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, pond fishing. RECREATION: wildlife viewing, limited tours. FACILITIES:. rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. 32 �b. Target practice prohibited except in designated areas. c. Fishing prohibited sunset to sunrise~ d. Discharging firearms prohibited in designated safety ·zone. ROCK CREEK SWA - Routt County From Kremmling, go 6 miles Non Hwy 40 to Hwy 134; then 12 miles W over Gore Pass to USPS Rd 206; then 25 miles SW. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. _ RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing: . ROCKY FORD SWA - Otero County •• From Rocky.Ford, go 2 miles NE on Hwy 266, cross bridge, tum Eon CR 805. 550 acres. Go 1.25 miles farther E to McClelland tract. 662 acres. HUNTING: deer, r~bbit, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. • RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing." FACILITIES: rest rooms. RESTRICTIONS: Fires prohibited. ROEBER SWA - Delta County From Paonia on Onarga Ave, go S on Lamborn Mesa Rd to Minerich Rd. Go 1 mile S on Minerich Rd to parking lot. • HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit. FISHING: coldwater lake. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, dogs, bowfishing prohibited; b. Di~charging firearms and hunting prohibited in open space easement. c. Closed from last day of regular big game season through April 30. d. Closed except hunting or fishing. ROSEMONT RES. SWA - Teller County . From Divide, go 15 miles Son Hwy 67 to Gold Camp Rd near Victor, then 20 miles E. 20 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: restrooms. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Boating, camping, dogs, fires, picnicking, water contact activities prohibited. b. Fishing prohibited 9 p.m.-5 a.m. • c. Closed Nov. 1-May I 0. . d. Closed except by foot from established parking areas. . . e. Closed near dam, caretaker's house and N.side of res. as posted. RUNYON/FOUNTAIN LAKES SWA - Pueblo County From Pueblo, go-6 on 1-25 to exit 98-A; then S on Santa Fe to Runyon Field; then Eon Runyon Field Rd. 5 mile. 40 acres. FISHING: warmwater, coldwater fishing. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILmES: rest rooms, nature trail, handicapped fishi!]g dock. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Boating, camping, fires, ice fishing, water contact activities prohibited. b. Closed sunset to sunrise except fishing. c. Habitat stamp not required if you stay on bike path. RUSSELL LAKES SWA - Saguaclie County . From Saguache, go 9 miles S on Hwy 285 to CR R; then 15 miles E. 793 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in self-contained units in designated areas .. b. Field trials may be authoril.ed Feb., March,Aug., and Sept. c. Oosed except as posted. Oo.sed Feb. 15-July 15. d. Parking only in established parking areas. e. Oosed after I p.m. during first waterfowl season. f. Bowfishing prohibited. SAN LUIS LAKES SWA-Alamosa County From Alamosa, go 13 miles Non Hwy 17 to Sand Dunes Monument Rd; then 8 miles E to access road; then 1/4 mile N. • . HUNI1NG: waterfowl, dove. 33 �FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: boat ramp, parking areas. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Boating prohibited N of buoy line:CJosed N of buoy line and E-W fence line Feb. 15-July 15. b. Camping prohibited N of buoy line and E-W fence line. . SAN MIGUEL SWA (Applebaugb fishing easement) - San Miguel County From Placerville, go .75 mile Son Hwy 145. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewlflg. SANCHEZ RFS. SWA - Costilla County From San Luis, go 3 miles Eon Hwy 152 to Hwy 242; then 52 miles S. FISHING: wannwater lake. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS:~ a. Hunting, waterskiing, bowfishing prohibited. Camping prohibited in boat ramp parking area. b. Closed except for fishing. SAND DRAW SWA- Sedgwick County From 1-76 at Julesburg exit (#180), go 8 miles Son Hwy 385 to CR 16; nnn E to CR 49; then 1 mile S. 209 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, pheasant, dove. FACILITIES: rest room. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, fires prohibited. . b. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wilcflife mgr. c. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. d. Hunting limited to youth/mentors. One mentor per youth. SANDS LAKE SWA- Chaffee County From Salida, go 5 mile NW on Hwy 291. SWA is E of hwy, opposite Mt. Shavano Hatchery. FISHING: coldwater lake. RFSfRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. SANDSAGE SWA- Yuma County _From Wray, go 45 miles W on·Hwy 34 to CR 35; then 25 mile W to CR CC; then 5 mile S. HUNTING: ·rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. d. Discharging fireanns·or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. SAPINERO SWA- Gunnison _County . From Gunnison, go 15 miles Won Hwy 50 (access from Hwy 50 at Red Ck, East Elk Ck and Dry Gulch Rd). 7,129 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Snowmobiles prohibited. SARVIS CREEK SWA- Routt County From Steamboat Springs, go 45 miles Son Hwy 131 to CR 18; then 7 miles SE. HUNilNG: deer, elk, rabbit, dusky (blue) grouse, waterfowl. • FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. . RESTRICTIONS: Camping, campfires prohibited except 3 days before the beginning of regular big game seasons through 3 days after end of regular big game seasons. SAWHil,L PONDS - Boulder County • • RESTRICTIONS: • a. Dogs must be on 6-foot leash, held and controlled by handler except in designated areas. b. Motorized, non-motor vehicles (including. bicycles) prohibited beyond designated parking areas. c. Hunting, boating, bellyboats prohibited. Other activities prohibited as posted d. Horseback riding prohibited except on established maintenance roads. e. Closed midnight _to 5 a.m. 34 �f. Collecting prohibited, except as authorized by pennit. g; Habitat stamp not required. SEDGWICK BAR SWA- Sedgwick County From Sedgwick, go 2 miles NE on Hwy 138 to access road; then .S mile S. 885 acres. HUNTING: ~r. rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. turkey; RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. • • b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. c. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr, • . d. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening-weekend of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. e. Horses prohibited exce_pt when training hunting dogs and only allowed in Feb., March and April (through Wed. before spnng turkey season opens) and Aug. • SEELEY RFS. SWA- Weld County From Greeley, go 3 miles Non 35th Ave. H8 acres. ASHING: coldwater lake, wannwater lake. RECREATION: wildµfe viewing. FACILITIFS: rest room. RES1RICTIONS: a. Closed I hour after sunset to I hour before sunrise except for fishing. b. Fishing prohibited except along W shore or from boats 1/2 hour after su~t until 1/2 hour before sunrise. .. c. Discharging firearms or bows, camping, fires, glass containers prohibited. SEGO SPRINGS SWA- Conejos County From Manassa, go 3 miles Eon Hwy 142 to access road; then .5 mile N. 640 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, dove, waterfowl. • ASHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RES1RICTIONS: a. Field trials may be authorized Aug. and Sept. b. Fires, bowfishing prohibited. . c. Oosed Feb. 15-July 15. SETCHFIELD SWA- Bent County From Hwys 50 & IOI in LasAnimas, take Hwy 101 S 16 miles to CR P. Go Won Rd PI mile to Rd 11; then S 6 miles on Rds 11 and IO. 2,438 acres. HUNTING; antelope, rabbit, bobwhite quail, scaled quail, dove. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RES1RICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. SEYMOUR LAKE SWA- Jackson County . From Walden, go 14 miles SW on Hwy 14 to CR 28; theri I mile S to CR 11; then 3 miles S to CR I IA; then ..5 mile W. 81 water acres. • HUNTING: waterfowl. ASHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIFS: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Sailboards prohibited. SHARPTAIL RID.GE SWA - Douglas County RESTRICTIONS: a. Day use only. Foot access only. • b. Camping prohibited. c. Hunting allowed only for .deer and elk by pennit. Hunters must have limited deer or elk license foi: unit 51 before applying for permit. Max. 2 hunters daily. Group applications allow~· for max. 2 hunters. Permits valid only 2-3 days starting after Labor Day weekend. Permits issued by drawing. Application deadline: third Mon. in July. Applications from DOW in Denver, 303-291-7227. Pennit holders~ take I non-hunting person along, but that person must stay with hunters at all times. Hunters can park in parking area behind gate during times for which they are permitted. Driving e~where. prohibited. . SIMMONS SWA- Yuma County RES1RICTIONS: a. Closed June- I-Aug. 31. �b. Foot access only. C. Camping, fires, dog training prohibited. d Target practice prohibited except when authorized by area wildlife mgr. • .From 1-25 at Hwy 402 exit (#255), go 2 miles Won Hwy 402 to CR 9E; then .5 mile N. 44 ~ HUNTING: dove, waterfowl. FISJ-IING: wannwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes for fishing. b. Camping, fires, dog training, liorseback riding, bicycling prohibited. • c. Discharging fireanns or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. d. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing or with night hunting permit. SIMPSON PONDS SWA - Larimer County 63 RANCH SWA - Park County . . From Fairplay, 15 miles S on Hwy 285 or 5.5 miles N of Antero Jct on Hwy 285. 1,200 ac(eS. HUNTING: waterfowl, big game. FISHING: coldwater stream fishing . . RECREATION: wildlife observation. RESTRICTIONS: Camping prohibited. SKAGUAY JIBS. SWA - Teller County From Victor, go .5 mile Eon CR 67 to CR 861; then 6.5 miles E. 174 acres. FISHING: coldwater lake.' RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACll.,ITIES: rest rooms, boat ramps. RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. SMITH JIBS. SWA - Costilla County From Blanca, go .5 mile Won Hwy. 160 to Airport Rd; then 4 miles S to SWA. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Field triaJs may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. b. Closed Feb. 15-July 15 on N and E shores. c. FIShing prohibited Nov. l· through end of waterfowl season except within 200 yards of dam. d. Waterskiing prohibited. • • e. Vehicles prohibited within 50 feet of water. SOUTH REPUBLICAN SWA - Yuma County From Burlington, go 21 miles N on Hwy 385 to CR I; then 3 miles E. Go 2 miles N and 2 miles E. 13,140 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl, snipe. FISHING: warmwater lake. • RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing, interpretive program. . FACILITIES: campsites, trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, boat ramps, picnic area with barbeque pit. RESTRICTIONS: . a. Field trials may be authorized Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 2 triaJs may be authorized Feb.-March. No more than 1 triaJ may be authorized Aug.-Sept. b. Waterfowl hunting prohibited on downstream face of dam. c. Parking for waterfowl hunting only in designated areas. d. Waterfowl hunting prohibited as posted. SPANISH PEAKS SWA - Las Animas County From Aguilar, go Won Apishapa Rd; follow signs. 6,450 acres. • HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, squirrel, turkey. RECREATION: camping, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited except in established areas. b. Access only from established parking areas.c. Parking only in designated areas. ' 36 �SPINNEY MOUNTAIN SWA - Park County From Hartsel, go 3 miles S on CR 59. 3,000 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: ·coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. SPRING CREEK RES. SWA - Gunnison County From Gunnison go N on Hwy 135 to Almont. Tum right on CR 742; travel 6 miles to Spring Ck. Tum left on Spring Ck Rd and go 14 miles. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: camping, fishing, wildlife viewing. ACCESS: limited to summer travel, usually July-October. FACILITIES: campsites, drinking water, rest rooms, boat ramp. STALKER LAKE SWA - Yuma County From Wray, go 2 miles W on Hwy 34 to CR FF; then 1.5 miles N to access road; then .5 mile W. 75 acres. HUNTING: pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfmyl. FISHING: coldwater lake, warmwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp, picnic shelters, tables;·playground. RESTRICTIONS: . . a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping, fires prohibited. • c. Hunting prohibited except with shotguns or bows. d. Discharging firearms or bows pro_hibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. _ •• • e. Target practice prohibited except if authorizaj by ~ wildlife mgr. f. Hunting on W half of lake prohibited. Hunting permitted from closed area E to dam until Oct. 31. • . STEAMBOAT SPRINGS SWA ~ Routt County RESTRICTIONS: Habitat stamp not required. STORM MOUNTAIN ACCESS ROAD - Larimer County From Masonville, go 3 1/4 miles NW on ~ 27 to road. RESTRICTIONS: Closed as posted to prevent road and habitat damage. SUMMIT~- SWA_- Montezuma County From Mancos, go 9 miles NW on Hwy 184. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: warmwater. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. FACILITIES;. restroom, boat ramp. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires prohibited. - b. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TAMARACK RANCH SWA - Logan County From I-76 at Crook exit (#149), go .5 mile Non Hwy 55. 10,696 acres. HUNTING: deer, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite' quail, dove, waterfowl, turkey. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing, limited camping. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping prohibited except in designated area. b. Field trials may be authorizecl Feb., March, Aug. and Sept. No more than 3 trials may be authorized Feb.-fvfarch and Aug., and no more than 1 in Sept. c. Fires prohibited except in designated camping area. d. Mandatory check station. Assigned parking-spots. Hunters must stay at assigned check-in area until 9 a.m. when they can walk to adjacent areas and hont. :Qeer and turkey hunters required only to check into E or W Tamarack, unit 91. At S Tamarack S of I-76, unit 93, mandatory check in and out. • e. Reservations required and accepted for weekends arid holidays as· listed. Hunting allowed weekends as listed and Columbus Day (observed), Veterans' Day (observed), Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents'Day. First hunt date available for reservations: Sat. after Oct. 24. Last date available: last Sun. of regular-duck season; Weekdays, weekends and holidays outside reservation period, and ~y unreserved or open areas, are open to. hunting witµout reservations, regulated through check station. Reservations by calling l-800-846-9453. Reservations not accepted more than-14 ~y~ nor less than 48 hours before hunt date. Failing to 37 �cancel may result in losing"future reservation rights. Reservations not ttansferable. Hunters limited to max. of J reservation per hunt date. 1 reservation per phone call. Whoever makes reservation must be licensed hunter and be at property day of hunt. Mandatory check in and check out. f. Target practice prohibited except if authorized by area wildlife mgr. g. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited except when hunting. Discharging bows allowed for bowfishing. h. All recreational activities except deer hunting are prohibited on opening wee~end of regular plains rifle deer season, and opening day and first weekend of late plains rifle deer season. i. Horses prohibited N ofl-76 except when training-hunting dogs and then only allowed in Feb., March, April (through Wed. before spring turkey season opens) and Aug. TARRYALL RES. SWA- Park County . FromJefferson,go 161/2 miles SE on CR n. 886 acres (175 acres of water.) HUNTING: deer, elk, waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake, stream fishing. RECREATION: camping. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed at dam, spillway and outlet structures. b. Boating prohioited if it creates whitewater wake. TAYLOR RIVER SWA- Gunnison County From Gunnison, go 10 miles Non Hwy 135 to USFS Rd 742 (Taylor River Rd); then i8 miles E to base of Taylor Res. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: .a. Camping, fires, hunting prohibited. b. Parking only in designated areas. c. Closed from Taylor dam to 325 yards downstream. TERRACE RES. SWA- Conejos County . • From Monte Vista, go 12 miles Son Hwy 15 to USFS Rd 250, then 9 miles W. FISHING: coldwater lake. ' RECREATION: wildlife viewing. TETER SWA- Park County From Jefferson, 2 miles S on Hwy 285; then 2 miles N on CR 35. 950 acres. HUNT.ING: big game, waterfowl. -FISHING: coldwater stream fishing. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. . •. RESTRICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. THURSTON RES. SWA- Prowers County From Lamar, go 9 miles Non Hwy 196 to CR TI; then 1 mile W to CR 7; then 25 mile N. 173 acres. • HUNT.ING: dove, waterfowl, rabbit. FISHING: wannwater. • RECREATION: power boating, sail boating, sail surfing, waterskiing, camping, wildlife viewing. • FACILITIES: boat ramps, rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating proluoited if it creates whitewater wake Nov. 1 through last day of waterfowl season. b. Closed I hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except for fishing. c. ATVs, dirt bikes, snowmobiles prohibited. • d. Fro:zen surface of lake closed. e. Dams, inlets, outlet structures closed except for fishing. Tll..MAN BISHOP SWA- Mesa County RESTRICTIONS: a. Closed during nesting and migratory bud period, March 15-July 14. . b. Camping, turkey hunting prohibited. Dogs prohibited except as an aid to hunting. c. Waterfowl hunters must hunt from designated blinds/zone. Blinds assigned at entrance station, available daily, first come, first served. Max. number of hunters per blind is 4. Mandatory check in and out station. • d. Hunting restricted to bows and shotguns with shot-shells only. e. Deer and pheasant hunting allowed by pennit. Applications from DOW in Grand Junction .(970) 255-6100. Application deadlines: Aug. 1 for deer and Nov. 1 fo~ pheasant. Pennits issued by drawing; successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time and location of drawing on application. • TIMPAS CREEK SWA (me. Otero Pond) - Otero County From Rocky Fold, go 4 miles S on Hwy 71 to Hwy 10; then 2 ~iles E across Timpas Ck Bridge; then 38 �.1 mile Son CR 21; then 1 mile Won CR Z. 141 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, bobwhite quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: Fires prohibited. • . TOMAHAWK SWA - Park County Fro·m Hartse), go 5 miles Non Hwy 9, then 5 mile to parking area.·Or, from Fairplay, go 10 miles S on Hwy 9, then 5 mile to parking area. 3,400 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, rabbit, waterfowl, antelope. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. RES1RICTIONS: Camping, fires prohibited. TOTTEN RES. SWA- Montezuma County From Cortez, go 3 1/2 miles Eon Hwy l(i() to CR 29; then 1 mile N. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, boat ramp. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, alcoholic beverages,.glass coQtainers prohibited. b. Hunting prohibited in inlet Sept. 30-Jan. 20 as posted to-protect resting waterfowl. c. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. d. Closed along N shore March I-May 31. e. Closed 1 hour after sunset to 1 hour before sunrise except fishing. TREAT/OGDEN SWA- Fremont County . From ~oalda1e, go Won Hwy 50 for 2 miles·to CR 45; tum N and go 15 miles~ Public access may not be on both sides of the river. Check for signs. FISHING: coldwater in Arkansas River. TRUJILW MEADOWS SWA- Conejos County From Antonito, go 36 miles Won Hwy 17 to USFS Rd 118;, then 4 miles N. FISHING: coldwijter lake. RECREATION: camping, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water. . RES1RICTIONS: Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. TURK'S POND SWA- Baca County From Springfield, go 2 miles Non Hwy 287 to CR IIB; then 14 miles E to CR 39. Go 35 miles·N. ·200 acres. HUNTING: dove. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. . • c. Closed near pond and administrative building except to retrieve downed waterfowl from opening day of waterfowl season thi:ough end of Feb. TWIN SISTERS SWA- Larimer County . From Allenspark, go 4 miles N on Hwy ':/ to Meeker Parle (USFS Rd 119); go 25 miles N to USFS Rd 325; then 1 mile W. 640 acres. HUNTING: deer, elk, dusky (blue) grouse. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. TWO BUTTES RES. SWA - Baca, Prowers counties From Springfield, go 18 miles Non Hwy 287 to CR B5; then 3 miles E. 6,793 acres. HUNTING: deer, antelope, rabbit;pheasant, bobwhite quail, scaJed quail, dove, waterfowl. FISHING: wannwater: RECREATION: camping, hiking, rock climbing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: trailer dump station, rest rooms, drinking water, rifle range, boat ramps. RES1RICTIONS: Boating prohibited in 1\vo Buttes Ponds below dam except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. • VAIL DEER UNDERPASS SWA- Eagle County From Vail, go 4 miles Won S side of frontage rd of 1-70. RESTRICTIONS: .a. Hunting prohibited. b. Closed Nov. I-June 15. 39 �VERNER SWA - Jackson County From Walden, go 5 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12; then 5.1 miles W to CR 18; then .5 mile W to access road. l mile of river. RECREATION: coldwater fishing. • RESTRICI1ONS: Closed except for fishing. VIKING VALLEY SWA - Gunnison, Saguache counties RESTRICTIONS: Closed except if authorized by landowner. WAHATOYA SWA - Huerfano County • From LaVeta, go l mile Eon Bear Ck Rd. 80 acres. FISHING: coldwatei" lake. RECREATION: picnicking, hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICI1ONS: . . a. Boa.ting prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by· hand or wind. • b. Camping, fires, prohibited. WALDEN RES. SWA-Jad(son County From Walden, go 5 mile Won Hwy 14 to CR 12; then .5 mile W. 739 acres. HUNTING: small game, waterfowl. RECREATION: wildlife viewing. WALKER SWA - Mesa County _ From Grand Junction, go 2 miles W on Hwys 6 and 50; tum S ori River Rd; go .5 mile; tum S on gravel road. 351 acres. FISHING: wannwater. RECREATION: rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, interpretive program. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICl1ONS: • a. Camping, fires, dogs, hunting, trapping prohibited. b. Discharging firearms or bows prohibited. Bows permitted for bowfishing. c. Closed 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise. WARD ROAD POND SWA - Jefferson County In Denver at 1-70 & Ward Rd. FISHING: wannwater. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICl1ONS: a. Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand. b. Camping, fires, hunting, dog training, discharging firearms or bows·prohibited. c. Closed except for fishing. WATSON LA~ SFU - Larimer County From Ft. Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy 287 to Rist Canyon Rd (CR 28); go 1 mile. FISHING: coldwater stream. • RECREATION: limited tours. FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICl1ONS: a. Hunting, dogs prohibited. •• . b. Closed along W bank of PoudN River next to employee housing. WATSON LAKE SWA- Larimer County From Ft.Collins, go 7 miles NW on Hwy 287 to Rist Canyon Rd (CR 52E); go 1 mile W. 139 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, wannwater lake. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, nature trails. RESTRICI1ONS: a. Boating, camping, hunting, ice fishing, ice skating, discharging fireanns prohibited. b. Parking prohibited on S dam. c. Closed on NW side as posted. d. Use or possession of live· minnows prohibited. ' e. Closed I hour after sunset to 1 hour before. sunrise except for fishing. WAUNITAWATCHABLE WILDLIFE AREA - Gunnison County RECREATION: Wildlife viewing April I-May 15 for Gunnison sage ·grouse. RESTRICI1ONS: •a. Camping, fires, dogs, discharging fireanns prohibited. b. Trash must be packed out WEBSTER SWA - Weld County From LaSalle, go 1/4 mile Non Hwy 85 to CR 394; then 2 1/4 miles. 158 acres. HUNTING: rabbit, pheasant, d<;>ve, waterfowl.· 40 �RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, fires, horses prohibited. . b. Discharging fireanhs or bows, except shotguns,- muzzleloaders or bows allowed for hunting . Sept. 1 through Feb. 28. Shotguns or bows allowed in spring turkey season c. Closed March I through Aug. 31 except for spring turkey hunters. d. Dogs prohibited except as hunting aid. Dog training prohibited except when training for hunting. WELLINGTON RES. #4, SMITH LAKE SWA - Larimer County From 1-25 at the Wellington exit, go 3 miles W on Hwy 1 to CR 7; then 1.4 miles N to CR 66; then 2 miles W. Wellington Res. #4: 105 acres. Smith Lake: 30 acres. RECREATION: picnicking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms . . RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited if it creates a whitewater wake. b. Hunting, discharging firearms or bows, camping, open fires, OHVs, snowmobiles prohibited. c. Sailboards prohibited oil Wellington Res. #4. d. Closed I hour after sunset to I. hour before sunrise except for fishing. WELLINGTON SWA- Larimer,. Weld coun~es • WELLINGTON UNIT: From 1-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 9 miles Non E service road to CR 64; then 1.5 miles E. • • • ~OBB LAKE UNIT: From 1-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 5 miles N o_n E service road to CR 56; then 1.4 miles E. SCHWARE UNIT: From 1-25 and Hwy 14 exit, go 7 miles Non E service road to CR 60; then 1 mile E. HUNTINQ: rabbit, pheasant, dove, waterfowl. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating prohibited except craft propelled by hand to hunt waterfowl. !J. Camping, fires prohibitec.,. • . • c. Field trials may be authorized on Wellington and Schware units Feb., March 1-14 and Aug. Trials may be authorized on Cobb Lake Unit year-round. d. Wellington and Schware units closed March 15-July 15. e. Target practice must be authorized by area wildlife mgr. f. Wellington Unit closed from first day of regular waterfowl season to first day of pheasant season except Sat., Sun., Mon. and legal holidays. g. Horseback riding prohibited except at Cobb Lake Unit during field trials. h. Big -game hunting restricted to archery, shotguns with slugs and muzzleloading. WESTBANKSWA-Garfi~dCounty Go $ on Hwy 82, turn right at mile marker 5 ori CR 154. FISHING: coldwater stream. RECREATION: boat launch, angler access RESTRICTIONS: Camping," fires, discharging firearms prohibited. WEST LAKE SWA- Larimer County From Red Feather Lakes, go I mile Eon Red Feather Lakes Rd. 38 water acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. • FISHING: coldwater lake. RE€REATION: wildlife viewing, fishing, camping. FACILITIES: campgro.und, rest room, drinking water. . -RESTRICTIONS: Boating prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. WEST LAKE SWA - Mesa County FISHING: warmwater lake. • -t· FACILITIES: rest room. RESTRICTIONS: a. Boating, water contact activities prohibited, b. Closed 9 p.m.-7 a.m. WEST RIFLE CREEK SWA - Garfield County From Rifle, go 4 miles NE on Hwy 13 to Hwy 325; turn right; go 6 miles to CR 252. Go 1 mile NW. HUNTING: deer, elk, black bear, mountain lion, turkey, rabbit, dove, bobcat. RECREATION: hiking, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest rooms, drinking water. _ RESTRICI)ONS: Camping prohibited except day afte~ ~bor Day-Dec. 31. 41 �WIIlTEHORSE SWA -Adams County . RESTRICTIONS: Closed except for youth/mentor watetfowl hunting if authori7.ed by area • wildlife "mgr. WILLIAMS CREEK RES. SWA- Hinsdale County From Pagosa Springs,.go 3 miles W on Hwy 160 to USFS Rd 631; then 30 miles N. 508 acres. HUNTING: waterfowl. FISHING: coldwater lake. RECREATION: boating, wildlife viewing, camping. FACILITIES: rest room, drinking water, boat ramp, campgrounds. RESTRICTIONS: • a. Camping, open fires, sailboards prohibited. b. Boating prohibited if it creates white-water wake. c. Snowmobiles allowed only as an aid in ice fishing. WINDY GAP WATCHABLE Wll..DLIFE AREA- Grand County From Granby, go 2 miles W on Hwy 40. SWA on Hwy 125. 100 acres. FACILITIES: picnic tables, toilets, 1/4 mile interpretive trail. • RESTRICTIONS: a. Dogs prohibited beyond parking area. • b. Fishing, discharging fuearms, camping, fires, hunting, trapping prohibited. c. Closed outside viewing area. • d. Closed sunset to sunrise. _ e. Habitat stamp not required. WOODS LAKE SWA-San Miguel County From Telluride, go 13 miles Won Hwy 145 to USFS Rd 618 in Fall Ck; then 9 miles S. 160 acres. FISHING: coldwater stream, coldwater lake. RECREATION: canoeing, wildlife viewing. FACILITIES: rest room. • ' RESTRICTIONS: a. Boats prohibited except float tubes or craft propelled by hand, wind or electric motor. b. Camping prohibited. WRAY SFU - Yuma County From Wray, go ·2 miles Won Hwy 34 to CR FF; then 2 miles N. 355 acres. • RECREATION: limited tours.·· RESTRICTIONS: a. Camping, hunting, dogs prohibited. b. Closed E of CR FF. WRIGHT'S LAKE SWA- Chaffee County From Nathrop, go 8 miles Won CR 162 to CR 291. FISHING: cold-water lake and stream access. YAMPA RIVER SWA- Routt County RESTRICTIONS: Campi~g, fires prohibited. 42. �LIST OF STATE WILDLIFE AREAS BY COUNTY Adams County Lowell Ponds Whitehorse Alamosa County Higel Playa Blanca San Luis-Lakes· Archuleta County Devil Creek Echo Canyon Res. Baca County Burchfield Turk's Pond 1\vo Buttes Res. (also Prowers Cty.) Bent County Adobe Ck. Res. (also Kiowa Cty.) Horse Creek Res. (also Otero Cty.) John Martin Res . • Las Animas SFU Purgatoire River Setchfield Chaft'ee County Arkansas River/Salida Big Bend Champion . Chalk Cliffs SFU Clear Creek Res. Frantz Lake Granite Hannon Heckendorf Johnson Village Love Meadow Mount Ouray Mount Shavano SFU Mount Shavano SWA Sands Lake Wright's Lake Clear Creek County Bergen Peak (also Jeffer .ron Cty.) Mount Evans Conejos County Conejos River Hot Creek • La Jara Res. La Jara Sego Springs Terrace Res. Trujillo Meadows Costilla County Mountain Home Res. Sanchez Res. Smith Res. Crowley County ,Olney Springs Res. Ordway Res. Custer County De Weese Res. Middle Taylor Creek Delta County : Escalante (also Mesa, Montrose Ctys.) McCluskey Roeber Dolores County Coal Bed Canyon Fish Creek Groundhog Res. Jim Oltennan/Lone Cone Lone Dome (also Montezuma Cty.) Do~County Chatfield SFlJ Columbine Four-Mile Sh~tail Ridge Eagle County Basalt (also Pitkin Cty.) Eagle River Gypsum Ponds Radium .. (also Grand, Routt Ctys.) Vail Deer Underpass El ·Paso County Ramah Res. Fremont County Beaver Creek Brush Hollow Treat/Ogden Garfield County Crystal River SFU Garfield Creek Glenwood. Springs SFU Parachute Ponds - • Piceance (also Rio Blanco Cty.) Rifle Falls SFU Roaring Fork West Bank West Rifle Creek Gilpin County Ralston Creek (also Jefferson Cty.) Grand County Hot Sulphur Springs Junction Butte Kemp-Breeze _ Radium (also Eagle, Routt Ctys.) Red Mountain Wmdy Gap Watchable Wildlife Area Gunnison County Almont Triangle Beaver Lake Beaver Res. Cabin Creek Centennial Cimarron (also Montrose Cty.) Dutch Gulch Gunnison Gunnison River (Van Tuy) & Redden) Lake Irwin Leaps Gulch Pitkin SFU Roaring Judy SFU 43 �Sapinero Spring Creek Res. Taylor River Viking Valley (also Saguache Cty.) Waunita Watchable Wildlife Area Hinsdal~ County Brown Lakes Lake Fork of the Gunnison River Mason Family Rito Hondo Res. Roacl'Canyon Res. Williams Creek Res. Huerfano County Huerfano Wahatoya Jackson County Brownlee . Cowdrey Lake Del~ey Butte Lakes DiamondJ Lake John Manville Murphy Odd Fellows Owl Mountain Richard Seymour Lake Verner · Walden Res. -Jefferson County Bergen Peak (also Clear Creek Cty.) RaJston Creek (also Gilpi_n Cty.) Ward Road Pond Kiowa County Adobe Ck. Res. (also Bent Cty.) Queens Kit Carson County Flagler Res. La Plata County Bodo DurangoSFU Haviland Lake Pastorius Res. Perins Peak Lake County Hallenback Ranch Larimer County Bellaire Lake Bellvue SFU Big Thompson Ponds Bliss Boedecker Res. Cherokee Douglas Res. Dowdy Lake Forks Frank (also Weld Cty.) Hohnholz Lakes Lon Hagler • Lone Tree Res. Narrows. North Fork 44. Parvin Lake Poudre River SFU Poudre River Simpson Ponds Storm Mountain Access Road • · 1\vin Sisters Watson Lake SFU Watson Lake • Wellington Res. #4 & Smith Lake • Wellington - (also Weld Cty.) West Lake • _LasAniJnascounty • Apishapa • Bosque del 0so James M.. John •... Lak~ Dorothey • North Lake • Spanish Peaks Lincoln County . Hugo Karval Res. • Kinney~e LoganCo~ty Atwood Bravo Duck.Creek Dune Ridge . Jumbo Res. (also Sedgwick Cty.) • Knudson Messex (also Washington Cty.) North Sterling Res. Overland TraiJ . Prewitt Res. (also Washington Gty,) Red Lion • Tamarack Ranch Mesa County Escalante.(also Delta, Montrose Ctys.) Horse~ef Canyon Jerry Creek Res. Leatha Jean Stassen Loma Boat Launch Mogensen Ponds Orchard Mesa Plateau Creek TIiman Bishop Walk.er West Lake. Mineral County Alberta Park Res. Big Meadow~.Res. Coller (also Rio Grande Cty.) Creede Moffat County Bitter Brush Browns Park Little Snake Montezuma County . Dolores River Joe Moore Res. Lone Dome (also Dolores Cty.) Narraguinoep Res. Puett Res. �Summit Res. Totten Res. Montrose County . Billy Creek (also Ouray Cty.). Chipeta Lake Cimarron (also Gunnison Cty.) Escalante (also Delta, Mesa Ctys.) Morgan County Brush Prairie Ponds Brush Cottonwood Elliott Jackson Lake JeanK. Tool Otero County Holbrook Res. Ho~ Creek Res. (also Bent Cty.) Melon Valley Rocky Ford Tirnpas Creek Ouray County . Billy_ Creek·(aiso Montrose Cty.) Parli County • . Alma • • Badger Basin James Marie Jones Knight-Imler 63 Ranch Spinney Mountain Tarryall Res. Teter Tomahawk • Phillips County Frenchman Creek Holyoke Pitkin County Basalt (also Eagle Cty.) Coke Oven Prowers County Arkansas River ·Deadman Granada Holly Mike Higbee Red Dog Thurston Res. 1\vo Buttes Res. (also Baca Cty.) Pueblo County . Lake Beckwith Pueblo Res. PuebloSFU Runyon/Fountain Lakes Rio Blanco County Jensen • • Meeker Pasture Oak Ridge Piceance (also Garfield Cty.) Rio Blanco Lake Rio Grande County Beaver Creek Res. Coller (also Mineral Cty.) Home Lake Rio Grande Routt County Adams Christina Chuck Lewis Emerald Mountain Fin~er Rock SFU Indian Run . Mount Werner . • Radi_um (also Eagle, Grand Ctys.) • Rock Creek . . Sarvis-Creek. _ Steamboat Springs Yampa River Saguache County Cochetopa Dome Lakes Russell Lakes Vtlcin_g Valley (also Gunnison Cty.) San Juan County Andrews Lake San Miguel County Dan Noble Dry Creek Basin San Miguel Woods Lake Sedgwick County Julesburg _ Jumbo Res. (also Logan Cty.) Pony-Express • Sand Draw Sedgwick Bar Summit County Blue River Teller County Dome Rock Pikes Peak Rosemont Res. Skaguay Res. Washington County Messex (also Logan Cty.) Prewitt Res. (afso Logan Cty.) Weld County Banner Lakes Brower· Centennial Vailey Frank (also Larimer Cty.) Kodak Watchable Mitani-Tokuyasu Nakaga\Va Seeley Res. Webster Wellington (also Larimer Cty.) Yuma County Sandsage Simmons South Republican Stalker Lake WraySFU 45 �DOW SERVICE CENTERS DOW Hcadquaners 6060 Broadway Denver, 802 16 (303) 297- 11 92 Nonheast Region Svc. Ctr. 6060 Broadway Denver, 802 I 6 (303) 291-7227 Fon Collins Svc. Ctr. 3 17 W. Prospecl Road Fon Collins, 80526 (970) 472-4300 Brush Svc. Ctr. 122 E . Edison, Box 128 Brush .80723 (970) 842-6300 Northwes1 Region Svc. Ctr. 711 lndependcnI Ave. Grand Junc1ion. 81505 (970) 255-6100 Monirose Svc. 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Title A name given to the resource CPW Regulation Brochures: Fishing, Hunting, Boating, Recreational Lands Description An account of the resource This collection includes fishing, hunting, boating, and recreational lands regulation brochures. These brochures are generally issued on an annual basis. The collection include all digitized brochures as well as location information for historical brochures that have not yet been digitized. Language A language of the resource English; Spanish Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Colorado State Recreation Lands: Regulations Description An account of the resource <p>Annual regulations brochure containing information on state fish units, state wildlife areas, state trust lands, and state parks.</p> <ul> <li>Published under this title from: 2013-current</li> <li>Published in Spanish from: 2022-current</li> </ul> This brochure continued two earlier brochures:<br /><strong><br />Colorado State Trust Lands</strong><br /> <ul> <li>2005-2012 titled: <em>Colorado State Trust Lands</em></li> <li>1993-2004 titled: <em>State Trust Lands</em>. Years for this title include: 1993-1994, 1994-1995, 1995-1996, 1996-1997, 1997-2000, 2002, 2003, 2004. (1993-1994 is not digitized)</li> </ul> <strong><br />Colorado State Wildlife Areas<br /></strong> <ul> <li>Published: 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13</li> </ul> <br />PDFs for all titles available by clicking the file names to the right.<br /><br />Print brochures located in the CPW Research Library: <strong>Brochure Collection</strong> Subject The topic of the resource Land trusts -- Recreational use -- Colorado Wildlife management areas -- Colorado -- Directories Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-NC/1.0/">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a>